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[QB] ^ BS HAMMER!

Africans PREFER joint ventures with China primarily because their historic relations with Europeans has been one-sided and filled with deceitful business practices.

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Originally posted by Mind0verMatter718:
Why is it that the Haitian are waiting for anybody to take over that Hell hole.

The Chinese say Fuckem
The African say Fuckem
The Europeans say Fuckem
Gigantic says Fuckem

Now who is going to rebuild Haiti? No one cause no one cares about Haitians, not even the Haitians.

So what's your gripe? Why not go help your turd infested slum in Haiti. If it was up to the Europeans they would just drop a bomb right over your mommas house, and put an end to people like yall. Ill be the first one to sign the petition. [/qb]

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Originally posted by Gigantic:
At least we fought for our independence and won! kicked some ass while we were at it. What is your people's excuse?

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Originally posted by Mind0verMatter718:
Why is it that the Haitian are waiting for anybody to take over that Hell hole.

The Chinese say Fuckem
The African say Fuckem
The Europeans say Fuckem
Gigantic says Fuckem

Now who is going to rebuild Haiti? No one cause no one cares about Haitians, not even the Haitians.

So what's your gripe? Why not go help your turd infested slum in Haiti. If it was up to the Europeans they would just drop a bomb right over your mommas house, and put an end to people like yall. Ill be the first one to sign the petition.

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[QB] ^ BS HAMMER!

Africans PREFER joint ventures with China primarily because their historic relations with Europeans has been one-sided and filled with deceitful business practices.

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The Chinese are piggy backing on European colonization infrastructure. I hope they don't do Africa like they did Tibet. It remains to be seen.
I hope they remain nice as they suck minerals out of Africa.
It's naive to give them the red carpet

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LOL, now you whites are pretending to care about African resources being reaped by China as Europe does. I'm sure your motives are quite selfless.

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Originally posted by Jari of Judah:
Can someone please show me what the Chinese are doing so wrong in Africa, you know Mass Murder, Pillaging, Raping, imposing their Racist ideologies on the the locals, segregation...etc You know what the Europeans did.

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Yawn Difference is Greece and Rome fell thousands of years ago, Mauritaunia criminilzed Slavery in 2007. Apologist to the end... I have an idea, You are an Animist right, Go on with your bad self to Saudi Arabia, Sudan or Somalia and set up your Animist temple. Tell all of your Muslim Pals in Saudi Arabia( in their Sharia state, I mean we all know how much Muslims LOVE SHARIA STATES like Arabia and Sudan and Yemen..How they are Running like Fleas to them instead of Judeo-Christian ones) How all of their beliefs come from Ancient Egypt and Pagan African beliefs. Be a real Apologist and live your Apologia!! Tell me the results, show us some pics. Im sure you are familiar with the history of Muslims and Infidels(You according to the Koran).

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Haha still trying to define me huh.. well the truth is truth for it matters not if Greece and Rome fell a thousand yrs ago or fell yesterday it still took place, Saudi Arabia been there nice folks but boring,if I wanted to set up a Christian or animist temple in a majority Muslim country I would choose Senegal..folks are more relax and not so up-tight plus they kick a wicked Jembi. And all this talk of Jew or Muslim conspracy to TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!! what about Christians how did the western part of the globe became Christian
how did you end up with a Christian name I know you are gonna say but!! but!! those were EUROPEANS!! OR PAPIST!! BUT the truth is they are not one wit different when they became FUNDAMENTALIST!!how many women did they burned at the stake for having knowledge of herbs?and for how long? are you going to stay an apologist for that? like I said before given all the negative I do not single out one belief over another but FUNDAMENTALISM is the enemy it causes sane people to do some ill s..t like finding a rational to marry a 12~13 yr old, because someone did it over a thousand yrs ago or driving folks from their land because your GOD!!!sayz it's OK!! OR stoning or shooting
to death folks who deviated a little from what your Priest/Imam said.

Talk about Sharia-law Texas is trying to band oral sex because... ???

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, while the rest of the world sits around in the 7th century praying to a rock in the desert and beheading infidels.

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fvck islam! Hopefully the US will get enough gumption already to nuke Mecca and show these muzzies their fvcking god is nothing but a damn rock. I think that would solve the world's biggest problem - ISLAM.

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Originally posted by CircleOfLife:
They already thought of this, you are not the first, and being that Islamic followers outnumber Christians, that would mean the eradication of Christianity. Catholics would jump on the side of the Muslims just to help eradicate one of its biggest competitors, if not just for the sake of doing it, being that they know whi is the stronger of the two. Christians would not stand a chance against all Islamic countries, thats why they attack places like Iraq, Afghanistan. Places that are about the size of some U.S. states, because they know they would not win an all out war against Islam.

The war will one day come and of a surety all Christians will take their well deserved seats in hell right next to Iblis.

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By our calculations, the total value of the real estate held but not legally owned by the poor of the Third World and former communist nations is at least $9.3 Trillion (book has a chart on statistics from deferent continents)

This is a number worth pondering: $9.3 trillion is about twice as much as the total circulating U.S. money supply. It is very nearly as much as the total value of all the companies listed on the main stock exchanges of the world’s twenty most developed countries: New York, Tokyo, London, Frankfurt, Toronto, Paris, Milan, the NASDAQ, and a dozen others. It is more than twenty times the total direct foreign investment into all Third World and former communist countries in the ten years after 1989, forty-six times as much as all the World Bank loans of the past three decades, and ninety-three times as much as all the development assistance from all advanced countries to the Third World in the same period.

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I fail to understand how enhancing crop yields would increase farm income.

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In 2008-09, the Government became the dominant purchaser of grain and soybeans as it sought to support domestic prices by purchasing commodities for reserves while global prices were falling. The Government’s expanding role in grain purchases is at odds with the widespread privatization and development of markets across the agricultural economy.....

....As global food prices soared in 2007-08, few analysts were aware that China held large Government grain reserves. A March 2008 article from China’s State Council revealed that reserves had grown for 5 years in a row....

China’s policymakers face a stiff challenge in the 21st century as they promote farm income growth in an open economy. This challenge was highlighted in late 2008 when global commodity prices fell below domestic Chinese prices. Chinese policymakers, intent on supporting prices, purchased large quantities of corn, cotton, wheat, rice, and soybeans at set prices. They also announced higher wheat and rice support prices for 2009. By the end of 2008, commercial sales of domestic soybeans in Heilongjiang Province were at a standstill because the price of imported soybeans was well below the domestic support price. At the time, there were strong sentiments in the Chinese soybean industry to raise soybean tariffs, but this was not an option since China’s commitment as a WTO member bound its soybean tariff at 3 percent.

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Gabon hopes to fill job loss due to the ban with expansion in its processed wood market, and eventually move its market toward finished wood products.

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With a drop in the international price of coffee, its chief export, Uganda found itself by April 1999 once again saddled with an officially "unsustainable" debt burden

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Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), have bitterly condemned China’s exaggerated dumping of “cheap and substandard” products on the Nigerian market, describing the situation as "disastrous." But Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) have said Nigeria should see China’s invasion as a challenge to local industrialists to improve the quality of their products so they can also compete on the world stage.

According to MAN, the expansion of Chinese goods in Nigerian markets makes nonsense of recent government policy that banned importation of some foreign products as part of a campaign to support local industry, as Nigeria’s major commercial cities are now overloaded with sub-standard textiles, machinery and auto-parts.

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"They have done it not only in Nigeria but in other countries also. I was told recently that they have taken the design of a popular Hausa hat, the Zanna Bukar and are most likely going to bring their own version very soon. That is the Chinese for us," MAN’s Chairman, Mr. Bashir Borodo was quoted as saying.

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In Haiti, the poorest nation in Latin America, the total assets of the poor are more than one hundred fifty times greater than all the foreign investment received since Haiti’s independence from France in 1804. If the United States were to hike its foreign-aid budget to the level recommended by the United Nations - .07 percent of national income – it would take the richest country on earth more than 150 years to transfer to the world’s poor resources equal to those they already possess.

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As Simon Fass wrote in the eloquent conclusion of his book about the economy of Haiti,

"These ordinary people are extraordinary in only one respect. Their incomes are very low, so low that one serious error of judgment or one unfortunate act of providence can often threaten survival of a household as a corporate entity, and sometimes also threaten survival of its members as corporeal entities. What is extraordinary is not so much povery itself, but rather the ability of these people to survive in spite of it… Nothing they do in this process is anything but a productive contribution to survival and growth, and the simple items they obtain have concrete functions as a factor inputs to the production process."

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In some countries, the extralegal sector is now at the very root of the social system. The people of Touba, Senegal, who can be seen hawking their wares on the sidewalks of New York and other big U.S. cities, are often part of a sophisticated Islamic-African sect that funnels millions of dollars of profits back to their home city. Newsweek describes touba as:

"A state within a state, largely exempt from Senegal’s laws,… [and] the country’s fastest growing city. Entire villages have relocated here, setting up tin shacks among the walled villas of the rich… The duty free city is the hub of Senegal’s transportation and real estate empires, the booming informal sector, and the peanut trade, the nation’s main source of foreign exchange.”

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Such action would establish bureaucracy on such a scale as to dominate not only the economic life but the moral, social, and political future of our people.

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A great empire has been established for the sole purpose of raising a nation of consumers, who should be obliged to buy, from the shops of our different producers, all the goods with which these could supply them

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