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@iamNeare While still controlling the banking system that creates the currency and facilitates the payments

Israel's largest export is DIAMOND Does Israel own a diamond mine? No Which company controls the Diamond? De Beers Who founded De Beers? Cecil Rhodes, Rothschild, Charles Rudd n Barney Barnato. Colonisers of Apartheid South Africa, Genocide in Namibia, Zimbabwe n Botswana.../1

Returning public investment to the foreground would be a restoration of our origins in economic history. The first loans returning tightly regulated interest were made by the palaces and temples around 3000 BC, funding merchants on risky expeditions and farmers between harvests. This precipitated the first minting of 'money' with standardised weights and values for trade and credit. Bad debts placed debtors in 'debt slavery', but this was relieved regularly by universal debt cancellations, which became known as the 'jubilee', when individuals were freed and all seized property returned, which prevented elite monopolisation of labour and land. The practice was perverted by the rise of private lenders around 2400 BC, when corrupt officials teamed up with wealthy merchants to indulge in deliberate irresponsible 'back door' lending with higher interest rates, threats of violence and seizure of property. With corruption and political lobbying, from around 1600 BC these early private usurers, finding ways of bypassing laws prohibiting excessive interest, established themselves as powerful landowning oligarchs and elite politicians. Eventually, around the turn of the millennium, beginning with Rabbi Hillel of Judea and the oligarchs of Greece and Rome, the debt jubilee was abandoned altogether. The oligarchs accumulated ever more property and indebted ever more productive people until the Ancient world collapsed under the weight of unpayable debt, consumer decadence and the growing pointlessness of producing anything. There's nothing natural, ethical, efficient or timeless about private lenders - loan sharks, banks, corporations, private equity, bondholders etc. - accumulating spare capital and demanding interest on loans. It was the product of centuries of violent acquisition and politico-legal machinations. Public investment would be a return to our more ethical origins enhanced by democratic political systems. Corruption? Of course - we would need to deal with it quite harshly.

@SamuelPMacD @ProfSteveKeen @WarrenBuffett @CharlieMunger00 global liquidity system is because of its conversion characteristic. If u remove that, u may catch ur candlestick beneath ur device.

@SamuelPMacD @ProfSteveKeen @WarrenBuffett @CharlieMunger00 real assets. Such currency would likely fail during crises. And the acknowledgement that it's not backed by anything than some IT guys entering blip figures, making sure block B receives the blip figures sent by Bloc A And the only face value it's benefiting in the

There is a reason why even the legends of the investing world, @WarrenBuffett, @CharlieMunger00 are out of this or anyone who hasn't spent their life gambling on #memecoins or rug-pulling. Utility vanishes as society prioritises survival over crypto. Read books, not screens, and until then, may you get lucky a few more times. #CryptoAlert #BitcoinRecovery #btc

Enough of d chokepoint by Western/Chinese resources extraction hegemony with their ecopol servants we got has government. Free us if u can't teach us After all, we have great minds that can explore our resources, add value to it, trade btw ourselves b4 d goods leaves d continent

@HornLeftists Explain to me how u are renowned for what u don't own. The truth is we have no friends, and we have always shared common problem, it's invasion to conquered you or immigration to subjugate you.

@HornLeftists We can't talk about Nubia (Kingdom) And Kemet Kingdom (Egypt) invasion/pressure without mentioning the Arabs, not only Washington is funding the terrorism going on in Sudan including the UAE. Dubai doesn't has gold deposit but somehow they became gold hub.

🔴Understanding Why Sudan Has Been Targeted Since the 1800s To Now: From British Colonialism to Washington’s Ongoing Proxy War

Colonization destroys natural abundance in the indigenous environment to control natives through artificial scarcity Colonizers systemically exterminate local food & shelter that enabled sovereignty for generations Then ppl are forced to exchange labor for slave wages to exist

Let me tell you what this attack on pensions is about. When private capital noticed falling manufacturing profits from the 1950s and insisted on deindustrialising the West while industrialising the low-waged East, they thought they were on a permanent gravy train. Big returns, loads of free money for the leveraged-up creditor class! The future is bright for us! Lap it up, baby! However, when major FDI target nations such as China began to increase domestic investments, fears of crowding out and reduced returns dampened their animal spirits. Oh shit, BRICS might accelerate our demise and our free money might start drying up! We'd better start privatising everything as fast as we can in the West and anywhere else (such as Argentina, for instance) - healthcare, education, student loans, pensions, utilities, housing, anything they can get their grubby hands on. So they funded friendly (and stupid) politicians and instructed their mass media pals to push their agenda, using all the emotive-ideological tricks in the book - inflation fears, public borrowing fears, national bankruptcy fears, bond vigilantes, efficiency appeals, moralistic 'fairness' appeals, you name it. And, as usual, a majority has fallen for it. Ffs, people, WAKE UP!

I became a Communist because our party strives more than any other to understand and shape the world, making people clearer thinkers, freer, and happier. Comrade Pablo Ruiz Picasso died in France on April 8, 1973. #Picasso #Art #Communist #CPM #Vote4CPIM

The absurdity there is that this behaviour from the western ecopol class spread down here, they have been gouging prices of heavy sector, energy, power, communication, lands and inflating our currency by printing more without proportional value of goods and profound services.

"Land is the source or matter from which all wealth is drawn, man's labor provides the form for its production, and wealth in itself is nothing but food, conveniences, and the pleasure of life." -Richard Cantillon

@ProfHall1955 @taraxaco I think the best way to measure economic prosperity is to ask about how people feels within their productivity capacity and purchasing power capacity, data can't fix that.

@taraxaco But it's always garbage in. Thete are no true, predictable data unmediated by human agency.

In the fuzzy, vague, indeterminate and often irrational human world "mathematics and logic cannot establish the truth value of facts. Never have. Never will." Mainstream economics models are simply exercises in formal logic supporting systems of belief. rwer.wordpress.com/2026/04/07/wha…

Free markets are best, status quo that suit the enrich class and their political monions

@RelearningEcon Yeah, especially for those that knows the difference between exchange value and utility value

''In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic.'' -John Maynard Keynes

For those that can dinstigush between exchange value and utility value.

@Omally82108362 @AskTemitope @SKaizen101 What did he do to them?

@P3ltif3 @AskTemitope @SKaizen101 Do you know what he did to the Niger Delta?

The narrative that General Sani Abacha was merely a dictator is a product of Western propaganda; in reality, he was a staunch nationalist who was targeted by CIA and MI6 assets for refusing to destabilize Nigeria for foreign gain. When Abacha took power, he made the bold move to stop the IMF-induced Structural Adjustment Program (SAP) that had previously wrecked the Nigerian economy and sparked the historic SAP riots. Throughout his tenure, he maintained a stance of total economic sovereignty, refusing to take loans from the IMF or the World Bank. He understood that these institutions were tools of neo-colonialism. His commitment to Nigeria’s territorial integrity was equally firm. He deployed troops to occupy the Bakassi Peninsula, insisting it was Nigerian soil. It is a historical tragedy that those who succeeded him eventually gave Bakassi and its immense wealth away just to please their Western masters — a betrayal Abacha never would have allowed. Furthermore, his governance was far from nepotistic. He assembled a diverse cabinet and created the six geopolitical zones we use today specifically to manage our country's diversity and ensure equity. Abacha acted in the interest of Nigeria, not the West. He was taken out because he refused to betray his country. If he had agreed to "rape" Nigeria’s resources like those in office today, the media would have praised him and he would have stayed in power as long as he wanted. He didn't die a villain; he died a patriot who refused to sell our sovereignty.

@adaora_crypto You just analyse the structure of d system that they have been using to take us backwards as human sister, our ecopol classes are just agents and accomplices to their Eurasia masters. I don't see those psychopath/Sociopath Special, na the unconscious they worship them.

Who Made Nigerians Poor? An Eye Opener: I might even get klllled because this is the level of truth they don’t want you to possess. From colonial times until now, all major contracts in Nigeria are handed over to FOREIGN COMPANIES or foreign employees. Ask any economist, this contributes a whole lot to WHY YOU ARE POOR AS A NIGERIAN. Let me break it down clearly for you… China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) built most of the major railways, including the Lagos-Ibadan line with its stations, Abuja-Kaduna, Kaduna-Kano, the Port Harcourt-Maiduguri Eastern Railway, and several light rail projects in Abuja. They use highly paid Chinese engineers and Chinese managers while poor Nigerians are used as common LABOURERS. Those projects are not PAID for by the Chinese. No. That’s what they made you believe because the loans are from China. It’s not free money. They are PAID BY YOU - Nigerians yet you are used only as labourers. This is how it works: Nigeria borrows the money for those projects, and the money is then paid directly to the Chinese company. Remember it is borrowed money, so Nigeria has to repay the loan with high interest. The entire money borrowed remains OVERSEAS. Not ONE KOBO comes to Nigeria. Even the little proceed of corrupt practices ends up overseas too. Oh, haven’t you heard that one man has over 106 properties in the UK. Do you also want me to tell you how they buy those with monies that could have been loaned to you to fund your business? Well, The LABOURERS BECOME SLAVES to their Big Chinese MASTERS - with our own money. Julius Berger has constructed many of our biggest roads, bridges, and infrastructure projects, such as the Eko Bridge, Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, the Abuja National Stadium, airport terminals, and numerous federal highways across the country. Their top management are mostly from Germany. Like the Chinese, they use Nigerian labourers who are mostly underpaid - but the money stays in Germany while Nigeria remains impoverished. Shell, MTN, DSTV, Total, Chevron, Setraco etc use the same formular - the money comes from Nigeria and escapes monthly out of Nigeria. These companies all EXPORT MONEY from Nigeria in Billions. Foreign engineers, managers, and technical staff are brought in and paid in dollars and very high salaries while Nigerian workers are paid in Naira and almost earning nothing. Much of this foreign salaries are remitted (sent back) to their home countries through the banking system. The impact of this on our economy can only be answered by economists. Besides the Expatriate salaries, ALL these foreign companies repatriate huge profits to their parent companies abroad. Oil giants like Shell and Chevron, for example, regularly send out billions of dollars in dividends out of Nigeria to their countries. Julius Berger and the Chagoury Group do the same with their profits. MTN and DSTV were crying when the Naira was floated because Nigeria used to SUBSIDISE dollar for these big companies. They bought dollar at very low rates and sent the money to their countries. Nigeria was feeding Germany, China, SA, France through these companies while Nigerians languished in the streets of those countries seeking for ASYLUM. I am writing this with tears in my eyes. I am deeply broken by the knowledge of what the world in partnership with some leaders did to our people. This is why I DO NOT Want to hear that one NGO from America or Germany bla bla bla wants to come and fight for our people. I would quickly check their Financial records (yes, I can get any financial records of those NGOs) and I always cry when I realised that they USED PICTURES OF HOMELESS NIGERIANS TO RAISE OVER A MILLION DOLLAR ANNUALLY and only spend $45,000 in building homes for the same people they used their pictures to raise money for. Charles Awuzie

@adaora_crypto U earn a follower