How the U.S Stole $1 Trillion from Africa in 2022

In December of 2022, the US invited 49 African leaders into Washington for US-Africa Submit.
While at first such a meeting seemed like an attempt from the US to partner with Africa, it was indeed a strategy to buy /steal the future of Africa.

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[spiritualafrican]

African Continent should nationallize all their resources so that no foreign entities can control

[blessed]

Africa has never needed the world the world has always needed is the KEY. We need to stop hating each others

[virtuouswomanlife]

I am glad to see Africans waking up and are able to make decisions on what is best for Africa which, I believe is to require African investors. Africa needs to set its own limits with these rights to mine.

[jackorange]

The African people need to know and become aware. Please share this with all African people, ESPECIALLY the younger generations.

[shawtfinga]

Men .this is powerful.this is very important to a lot of people around the African nation

[chimdinduchukwukere]

I pray your page grows bigger. All Africa needs to hear this

[wolemay]

Good insight on how Africa has been short-changed in its numerous resources over the years and leaders still haven’t woken up to the realities that these countries are taking us for a ride

[RiverMajic]

Yes im glad our message is getting out there people are listening

[spartacusnobu]

Amazing analysis my friend, keep up the good work. The next generations of Africans will hopefully be different.

[erictevoedjre]

Great video. Very good pedagogy. Processing our raw materials is key. Regional integration in Africa is also essential. Why did the US invite 50 African leaders instead of organizing a summit with the African Union? This is Divide and Rule. What the African leaders did not realize is that they were actually competing with one another... African Union - We need to focus on Cross-border cooperation and Industrialization.

[africanherbsman]

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[dale]

When will Africa wake up and start learning from its pass ?
These African leaders are keeping they countries and people down, outsiders come in and get rich while the continent remains poor that’s a disgrace…

[jackorange]

The people that sell the raw materials need to understand to raise their prices. The suppliers and manufacturers can afford to pay much more.

[lelouch]

Support to African brother and sisters from India 🇮🇳, love your content

[fernandobwalya]

Thank you for this valuable insight. Indeed we have a big problem in Africa of thinking only about the present and not caring to plan for the future. When I travelled abroad I saw the importance of planning for a country's future. We solve the same problems in Africa and do not move ahead...

[segunemmanuelbabatunde]

Thank you for the valuable education you are giving to us, I really appreciate it sir

[shelbydavis]

THIS NEEDS TO BE IN EVERY SCHOOL ON THE ARE RICH IF WE VALUE ADD TO ALL OUR RESOURCES

[clem]

Great analysis. I like the energy, keep up the good work. Respect from Zimbabwe.

[peterbede]

we think alike, it's Africa that can help themselves. Not thinking japa is the answer

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