The Wild, Wacky, and Horrifying History of the World Economy

The United States of America, true to its name, stands as a testament to the power of unity and collaboration in driving economic prosperity.

With its vast expanse of land seamlessly connected by shared laws, currency, and infrastructure, the USA has emerged as one of the world's largest economies. The borderless nature of the nation allows for the free flow of goods, services, and talent across state lines, fostering innovation, competition, and growth on a scale unrivaled by many other countries.

However, contrast this with the African continent, where the landscape is fragmented by dozens of borders, each representing a barrier to trade, investment, and cooperation. These artificial divisions, remnants of colonial legacies, hinder the continent's ability to fully leverage its resources and potential. To unlock Africa's economic prowess, it is imperative to break down these barriers and foster greater integration and collaboration among nations.

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[marksstudio]

A military friend who spent time in Africa said Africans are walking on diamonds, but don't know what to do with them. A very telling remark that I never forgot.

[tekkn_]

Bro is trying to be assassinated by the CIA with that thinking 💀

[InnocentHeart-qj]

This man is spitting the truth...
Huge respect and love for Africa From INDIA...
Long Live Africa....

[JohnFoerster-iy]

This man is a genius visionary. Africans need to protect this man.

[kirk.w.mclaren]

There was a great speaker from Africa who spoke about the problem being the local culture. She provided an example where it takes two to three years to form a corporation instead of a few weeks like everywhere else

[unidoora]

this man's speech is energized. short but it sticks and gets you THINKING 🤔

[westsmojo]

Corruption and greed prevents innovation and free trade keeping Africa poor.

[Dark_Eagle_._]

As an Indian I would love to see United States Africa in future 🇮🇳❤️🌍

[victorhauk]

Good luck uniting the nations of Africa

[isaacputuka]

The most misunderstood open border policy.

The EFF policy stated clearly that people must be registered wherever they are in Africa. An establishment of one passport for Africa in order to achieve.

1. Free movement of goods.
2. Free movement of people.

Somebody, Google Aliko Dangote, and his visa struggles in Africa.

You will be shocked that a French man is more free to travel in Africa than actually an African man.

[parallaxcrafttale]

If Africa united they'd be unstoppable

[jbrent]

Very true but you Africa must stop letting others drain Africa's brilliant minds. Stay there and build 💪🏾 🙌🏾 👌🏾

[ammarahmed]

Last guy that said this got a visit from the CIA shortly after

[sophiaatkinson]

Gaddafi was trying to unite Africa before he was murdered.😢

[tanemma]

Well said, my brother. Africans seem to be rather concerned about dominating, subjugating, and alienating each other instead of working together to get powerful as others do. Africa is at the margin of global economy and power of mindsets. Until that changes the status quo will stay longer.

[JohnFoerster-iy]

As an American, I am in support of this idea, a united states of Africa would better the entire world.

[rapperfighterfit]

The part about waiting for someone else to better lives standard is actually a good point.

[aducaale]

United States of Africa. Supporting this all the way from Horn of Africa Somalia

[williamriley]

I’m an American. I was born in Philadelphia. 6 blocks away from where the United States was created. And I am always amazed when I fly across the country for thousands of miles looking down a fields, deserts, valleys and mountains with roads connecting small towns and big cities because they all answer to the nation’s capital Washington, DC.

[MyTimeToReinvent]

We have to value each other as African people. The boundaries are also in our thinking. Africa unite.