Comments by "AnAn" (@AnAn___) on "Африканцы реагируют на угрозы реколонизации основате..." video.

Almost all African countries have large numbers of foreign advisors and security contractors. And this is a good thing.
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Why? Don't almost all African countries have large numbers of foreign security contractors (advisors) such as Eric Prince's company? Don't these foreign FID forces greatly aid African countries? Currently, probably only Egypt could operate without large numbers of foreign security contractors and foreign advisors in Africa. South Africa use to be able to; but perhaps not anymore because of South Africa's socio-economic collapse and deterioration in the South African armed forces.
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@wildflower7925 Which African countries do you believe have made or are in the process of making rapid socio-economic progress?
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@RealMcKoy5743 I strongly denounce the demonization of African heroes such as Pres Kagame, Pres Ruto, Pres Mokgweetsi Masisi, Pres Yoweri Museveni.
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@RealMcKoy5743 Hope Jamaica also rises again. Can I ask . . . bro . . . why do so many Jamaicans leave Jamaica and not return? No problems with Jamaicans studying, working and doing business abroad. But why don't more of them and their children retire in Jamaica?
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Colonialism isn't always bad. For example, when Israel governed Gaza, Gaza had more than twice the per capita income she had in 2022. Oslo 1993 was a socio-economic catastrophe for Gaza and the West Bank. If Israel were to directly govern Gaza again; wouldn't it lead to a socio-economic miracle in Gaza with exponential increases in Gazan income, wealth, academic and health outcomes? There are downsides too. Therefore, colonization should be temporary while a massive FID effort it is made to increase local perfection, excellence, merit, capacity, competence, self reliance, strong local institutions. Just imagine how successful Congo would become if a great hero such as Paul Kagame lead an international colonization force to make Congo great again.
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@MrTooEarnestOnline How so? I think Paul Kagame is one of the best leaders in the world.
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@dodivol Almost all militaries and security forces extensively use international contractors and / or foreign advisors. Usually both.
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@hmsbarman Lets take one example for simplicity. Aren't you stunned by Rwanda's socio-economic miracle under Paul Kagame? Many of the diaspora and expats will invest and do bus dev at home. And in time many will buy second homes in Africa and move back.
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But wouldn't the worst governed African countries greatly benefit from a joint AU/UN colonial force that sharply surges local perfection, excellence, merit, capacity, competence, self-reliance, strong local institutions. My hope is that wise great ones such as Pres Kagame, Pres Ruto, Pres Mokgweetsi Masisi, Pres Yoweri Museveni lead this temporary colonial force.
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Which leaders are you referring too? Great leaders such as Pres Kagame, Pres Ruto, Pres Mokgweetsi Masisi, Pres Yoweri Museveni? These are among the best leaders on the planet.
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@ronaldmadziro5679 Look at the results. Isn't Rwanda economically booming and one of the safest places in the world? I am extremely optimistic about Kenya's long term growth prospects. Do you agree?
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@FATHERPROVIDENCE Almost every African country (I believe all) have many foreign security contractors. Most also have foreign military advisors. This is a good thing.
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True. And mother Africa will rise again!
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Many Africans work for these security contractor companies. This is a good and honorable profession that greatly helps people.
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Whose puppets? Many African countries are successful such as Seychelles, Mauritius, Botswana, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania. Nigeria and Ethiopia are improving fast. Why are these African countries so successful according to you?
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@RY-os9vw Isn't the bigger issue socialism? By becoming capitalist, won't Africans become rich?
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@michellekabanga3612 I support the voodoo of Seychelles, Mauritius, Botswana, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania. Nigeria and Ethiopia!
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@matebellophori1311 One of them is earth. But I like other words too. 🙂
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@mistickjackal1267 International security contractors and advisors would work for the new Colonial government and be under their C2 (command and control.) And the effort should be led by the AU and strong impressive inspirational leaders such as Pres Ruto.
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@sharperone8237 Why? Doesn't the AU showing leadership greatly benefit Africa and the world?
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@reginaldingram941 What is your solution for the worst run countries in the world? I think one reason the world needs an African lion economic miracle is because the AU would be a perfect leader of such global FID and excellence/perfection/merit/capacity/competence/self-reliance/institution efforts for the failed regions of the world . . . such as Haiti.
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@drrnb Love the way you think. I would include Burkina Faso in the list and am impressed. Why do you have confidence in Niger and Mali? Because they are listening to Burkina Faso and Paul Kagame?
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@martiendejong8857 Full disclosure. I am a mega fan of the great Pres Ruto. Pres Ruto is setting the climate up and trying to get out of the way. And Kenyans will make their own miracles without help. An economic miracle is coming. A year from now, I think you will view Kenya's economy more favorably. Kenya's economy was terrible a dozen years ago. It takes time to push economic reforms in a free democracy such as Kenya, especially given the global woke's opposition to Pres Ruto. Its going to be tough to find employment for older unskilled workers. What are your thoughts in Pres Ruto's strategy to improve K-12 education? Do you see start up activity picking up?
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@RealMcKoy5743 Jamaica's economy peaked in 1972--at which point Jamaica was well on her way to becoming one of the most successful countries in the Western Hemisphere. Jamaica's economy has deteriorated since 1972. Why do you think this is? I think one of the reasons for this economic deterioration is that many talented and skilled Jamaicans left.
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@misskay1098 Konza city Kenya is one of the 20 largest silicon valleys in the world and the largest in Africa. Strongly praise President Ruto's promotion of tech in Kenya.
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@uplayitIlisten Please elaborate. Eager to learn from you sister.
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@martiendejong8857 Its the opposite. Africa use to be capitalist before colonialism. Africa use to be advanced in STEM, culture, civilization. There is nothing wrong with mother Africa rising rapidly again and having a socio-economic miracle. The whole world would benefit from this.
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@martiendejong8857 Its 2024. UK, Italy are in rapid decline and are increasingly peers. Is every other country a colonizer?
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@martiendejong8857 True. If Colonialism is led by very capable people such as Paul Kagame and Ruto, colonialism for a short while can massively socio-economically empower a people.
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@h1k0usen13 Which part do you disagree with? What is wrong with Palestinians becoming very socio-economically successful under the leadership of greats such as Dahlan and Salam Fayyad's third way? Hamas has destroyed the Gazan economy with socialism and stupidity.
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@michellekabanga3612 Exactly sister. Africans can help Palestinians become very successful.
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If Kagame headed a colonial government in Congo, wouldn't Congo soon become a fabulous success story?
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@shelbydavis3311 Rather I would hire the best value for money among security contractors. And if that happens to be Prince's company . . . so be it. Don't have to agree with Prince to use him.
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@aloyssamleyin1107 I am hopeful about Ibrahim Traore. Like the way he is trying to convince Rwanda to join the Bukina Faso / Mali / Niger pact.
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@negroraven9458 Many of the advisors and security contractors are from Asia and Latin America and South Africa and Egypt too.
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@bluesmoke2 why don't successful countries in Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America and Africa do this? Why don't you trust in freedom and the people?
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@michellekabanga3612 Just because a country is attacked does not mean said country can't be rich and successful. "real rich countries of africa" These are the real rich countries of Africa. What other countries do you regard as the real rich countries of Africa?
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@mychoice2319 What do you find to be troll-ish?
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@DROEMEKA-is2wc Agreed. Nigeria has a lot of brains and massive upside under Bola Tinubu.
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@Somaake5 Please elaborate on what you mean?
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Many countries in Africa function well. However, he might have a point about the worst governed countries in the world. In Africa that would be Niger, CAR, South Sudan, Congo, Burundi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_GDP_(PPP) The AU and UN could co-lead this colonization effort to build up the most dystopian countries. Hopefully most or all of the world's great and middle powers would aid in this colonialization effort.
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@sharperone8237 If the AU led the temporary colonization effort, would you still object?
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@AdamWood-dx7xm For the global left and global woke: Local capacity and competence building + Foreign Internal Defense = colonialism In general, though, Africa and the world should collaborate as partners, true friends and allies in equality to uplift the local population and surge institutional capacity.
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@AdamWood-dx7xm Can you describe a recent colonial government post 1970 so that I can better understand you? "You move in an artificial governing body to ensure compliance, construct your temporary production communities and implements, extract the necessary resources, leave entirely, and or institute a puppet government." The modern global left and global woke define any government they disagree with as a "puppet government." Even Paul Kagame, Ruto, Bola Tinubu, Mokgweetsi Masisi, Yoweri Museveni. I happen to think the world of these five leaders. Whenever a country does well and makes rapid progress, angry foreigners accuse them of being a puppet country ruled by a puppet government. I think this is abominable. This idea of "ensure compliance, construct your temporary production communities and implements, extract the necessary resources, leave entirely" is a very backwards socialist, dumb idea. We benefit from the rise and success of others, as others benefit from our success. We want free trade, free investment, free joint R&D collaboration with other countries and greatly benefit from this. Most of the global left and global woke call this as "construct temporary production communities and implements, extract the necessary resources" . . . which is a psychotic reality free way of understanding the real world.
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