@grok@AlexI_IRobson@LethueK you seem to be gatekeeping when it comes to US sourcing raw materials for their industrial complex and limiting it to agric and fossils. Taiwan, Carribbeans, Middle East and the Africa like Nigeria has no mention but quiet elaborate when it comes to China
@WW3finalboss EU NATO Globalists elite with no Sovereign political authority always creating war mongering sentiments to make money for their capitalist industrial complex at the expense of their citizens. pathetic
@Emmaiid11 When you follow western propaganda to disrupt public order it's treasonous offence liable for life imprisonment or death penalty. Is it not the West that organise a coup against the Shah to install the Ayatollahs so what changed not coz of nationalisation
@Sonia50037816@LilithBlack25 hope you know Obama, Langley and most coups that happened after so called people of such public figures whose relevance were leveraged to influence government itenaries
@CoreyWriting and these leaderships are installed by the neocolonialists who use them as cheap labour through their puppets. Why do the west attack nationalising resources and African leaders who resist neocolonialist structures and approaches
@CoreyWriting Before you blame "3rd world" let it be holistic. These are symptoms of systemic abuse. in the west people in charge are motivated to take responsibility not Puppets who are used to milk from scraps recycling the same problem which is more of a leadership
@beyondB_DAG US espionage consulate in Nigeria Ado-Ekiti, Franch spy network in Chad by Napoleon Macron. Only leaders with low self esteem and lack of vision will allow this forced marriage
According to Mali's president, General Assimi GoΓ―ta, the initial revenues from the nation's new mining reforms include 19.435 billion CFA francs for the Local Development Mining Fund and 109.142 billion CFA francs for the Energy, Water, and Transport Infrastructure Development Fund.
General GoΓ―ta emphasized that these first results reflect a structural shift in mining policy. Driven by recent legal reforms, Mali is successfully transitioning from a model of passive mining rents to active domestic mining investments.
This marks a pivotal moment for the Sahel region as it reclaims control over its natural resources after decades of colonial and foreign exploitation. What do you think about Mali's economic sovereignty strategy? Share your thoughts below! π
@beyondB_DAG Don't fall for it. This is diplomatic symbolism. Afterwards, they will want to use people like him to cause disaffection after he's widely accepted.
@beyondB_DAG While the East and the M.E powerhouse, Iran is using diplomacy to build and control strategic assets, the West uses aggression and sanctions to interfere in others national affairs