Nyar’
When you lose men like Iddi Amin and Gadhafi you make the entire African
continent open for abuse by everyone, the leaders we have are disappointing,
the population like WBK are preaching high hell how American soldiers are sent
to Africa to build hospitals because hospitals in United States are built by
defense department, Edward Pojim simply defines the entire African population
as stupid and does not understand people that are sent in who cares. Listen we
all as Africans have abandoned our continent, and we have abandoned these
people that are being harvested as millet, they are standing up and taking
their own fight against these mercenaries. But let us remember that if they can
do it in West Africa next in line is East Africa. The discussion today in all
African forums should have been West Africa and Ebola yet we are praising Obama
for he has sent in more bombs in Middle East to murder more and more. He trains
them in the night and bombs them in the day, then Gwokto stands up to state how
he does not understand what is going on in the Islamic Arab world any more. It
is Africans that are preaching for Monsanto foods, such foods are not used in
these countries but we see no danger in taking them into our continent, a
continent with a very fertile land. I have quarreled about Bill Gates and his
wife for they have made targeting our people a profession, and for some very
unknown reason they decided to dwell in West Africa create labs and here we
are. Let me say this too. Ghana has allowed World Health Organization to build
a research center in Accra. It is the worst mistake Ghana has done to Africa.
It has allowed our people to be turned into Rats and Monkeys for research as
you have rightly stated.
These people had no reason to start fighting foreigners we should have started
this war in the press forums and in board rooms but we simply refused to.
EM
On the 49th Parallel
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja na Dk. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda ni katika
machafuko"
From: [email protected]
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Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2014 3:14 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: {UAH} IS EBOLA A BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGAINIST AFRICA?
Yes ofcourse. They boasted of this openly in the media that the Afrikan
population will be taken care of using EBOLA. In Sweden the white extremists
were put on the media to explain why they saw it fit to wipe off Afrikans using
the ebola virus. The number of the solidiers being sent to West Afrika = the
reported ebola deaths that have occured in just a few months. WHO puts the
figure 20000 deaths by end of the year.
This is what europeans did to red Indians and then took over their land..
Ever wondered why all over a sudden there are "scientific researches" showing
that the whites originated from Afrika?
Nevee mind - it is not they to blame, it is our leaders and stupid so-called
experts in Afrika that have allowed our people to replace rats and monkeys. We
have become the test ground. At the same time, like Louis Farakhan says, do
they even have the capability to check the contents/ingridiences in the
medicines/vaccin or the food supllies/mosquito nets.. etc we receive in our
countries?
Nyar
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Subject: {UAH} IS EBOLA A BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGAINIST AFRICA?
Ebola, biological warfare against Africa?
A handout picture taken and released on September 21, 2014 by the Spanish
Defense Ministry shows a military medical team transferring, from Freetown
airport in Sierra Leone to Spain, Roman Catholic missionary Manuel Garcia
Viejo, who contracted the deadly
Tue Sep 23, 2014 7:27AM
By Abayomi Azikiwe
A team of eight experts and journalists visiting the southern region of the
West African state of Guinea were found dead in the town of Nzerekore on Sept.
20. Reports indicate that they were there to educate people about the nature of
the disease for the purpose of its prevention.
Reports from Guinea say that the delegation had met with elders in the
community but were later attacked by youths. Investigations into the details of
the killings are ongoing.
There is tremendous mistrust surrounding the spread of the Ebola virus disease
in some West African states where the epidemic has had an impact. Doctors
Without Borders reported in April that their teams were forced to withdraw from
Macenta in Guinea after being stoned by youths who said they were there to
spread the disease.
Newspaper articles and rumors have circulated that the outbreak is a direct
result of biological warfare being waged by imperialist countries against the
African continent.
Although no one knows what the motivations were of those who carried out the
killings in Guinea, obviously there are many people who mistrust the
motivations of foreign aid workers responding to the crisis. Guinea is the
first country that was identified in the latest spread of the disease, which
has periodically struck in Central and West Africa over the last three decades.
Biological warfare and economic underdevelopment
The most widely discussed and controversial article related to the spread of
the Ebola virus disease was published by the leading newspaper in Liberia, The
Observer. Dr. Cyril Broderick, a former professor of plant pathology at the
University there, asserted that the spread of the disease is a direct result of
US Department of Defense bio-warfare against Africa.
Broderick’s article was published on Sept. 9 and stated that “Africa must not
relegate the Continent to become the locality for disposal and the deposition
of hazardous chemicals, dangerous drugs, and chemical or biological agents of
emerging diseases. There is urgent need for affirmative action in protecting
the less affluent of poorer countries, especially African citizens, whose
countries are not as scientifically and industrially endowed as the United
States and most Western countries, sources of most viral or bacterial GMOs that
are strategically designed as biological weapons. It is most disturbing that
the US Government has been operating a viral hemorrhagic fever bioterrorism
research laboratory in Sierra Leone.”
This same author goes on to ask “Are there others? Wherever they exist, it is
time to terminate them. If any other sites exist, it is advisable to follow the
delayed but essential step: Sierra Leone closed the US bioweapons lab and
stopped Tulane University for further testing.” (Sept. 9)
Broderick has been attacked for publishing the article, and according to Health
Impact News “The western pro-pharma media has chided Dr. Broderick, saying that
such an inflammatory piece of writing is ‘irresponsible’ since so many Africans
are already distrustful of western medicine. They see western medicine as the
answer to Africa’s deadly diseases such as Ebola, while Dr. Broderick sees it
as the cause. Dr. Broderick states ‘African people are not ignorant and
gullible, as is being implicated.’” (healthimpactnews.com, Sept. 21)
Following the publication of this article, President Barack Obama announced on
Sept. 16 that the US would deploy 3,000 troops to the affected West African
states as a means to combat the disease. Obama said in a press release that
“The United States will leverage the unique capabilities of the US military and
broader uniformed services to help bring the epidemic under control. These
efforts will entail command and control, logistics expertise, training, and
engineering support.” (White House press statement)
Washington is already heavily involved militarily in Africa. Several thousand
Pentagon troops, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operatives and State
Department functionaries are on the continent as part of the US Africa Command
(AFRICOM). This intervention since 2008 has created more instability and
underdevelopment in Africa as represented by the events in Egypt, Mali, Libya,
Somalia, South Sudan and Nigeria, where the ostensible partnerships aimed at
curbing “terrorism” has prompted the intensification of conflict, dislocation
and in the case of the Horn of Africa, famine.
Pentagon and CIA drone operations have carried out numerous targeted
assassinations in Somalia. In Mali, a US-trained military officer returned to
this former French colony and staged a coup providing a rationale for internal
destabilization as well as an ongoing occupation by Paris.
Cuba offers medical solidarity
Meanwhile the revolutionary nation of Cuba pledged to send medical personnel in
the fight against the disease. Cuba has a profound history in providing
unconditional solidarity with the African continent.
In an address on Sept. 18 before the United Nations Security Council emergency
session on Ebola, Vice Minister of Foreign Relations Abelardo Moreno told the
participants that, “Cuba’s response is part of our solidarity with Africa, Asia
and Latin America and the Caribbean. Over the last 55 years, we have
collaborated in more than 158 countries, with the participation of 325,710
health workers. Some 76,744 collaborators have worked in 39 African countries.
Today, in this sector, 4,048 Cubans are serving in 32 African nations, 2,269 of
whom are doctors.” (granma.cu, Sept. 19)
Moreno went on the report that, “The medical brigades which will be sent to
Africa to fight against Ebola form part of the ‘Henry Reeve International
Contingent’ - created in 2005 - composed of doctors specializing in combating
disasters and large-scale epidemics. Cuba’s response confirms the values of
solidarity which have guided the Cuban Revolution: not to give what we can
spare, but to share what we have.”
This approach contrasts sharply with that of the White House and Pentagon. Cuba
has built up considerable trust in Africa due to its consistent policy of
international solidarity.
At least three countries that have reported Ebola cases are reporting
improvements in fighting the disease and its proliferation. In Nigeria, the
Federal Government announced that schools would be re-opened on Sept. 22
despite opposition from the sections of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT).
In Sierra Leone, there was a state of emergency declared restricting movements
for three days. The government announced on Sept. 22 that the situation was now
under control. Similar announcements have been made in reference to
developments in Senegal, where at least one case has been reported.
Nonetheless, there have been nearly 3,000 deaths reported from the disease. In
addition, there are still numerous questions related to the conditions under
which the disease is spread and the most effective means to treat and eradicate
the epidemic. (WHO Update, Sept. 22)
This outbreak does draw attention to the need for genuine independence and
development on the African continent. The training of medical personnel and
scientific researchers would contribute immensely to preventing future
healthcare crises.
Cuban revolutionary foreign policy provides an example of how underdeveloped
states, which have a legacy of slavery, colonialism and neo-colonialism, can
transform through a process of class struggle and self-reliance. With over five
decades of hostility from the US, Cuba has been able to make significant
contributions to African liberation whether in the fight against
settler-colonialism in Southern Africa in the years past or through the
contemporary challenges related to the Ebola outbreak, the training of African
medical personnel and other healthcare issues.
AA/HJL/HRB
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja na Dk. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda ni katika
machafuko"
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