How African leaders are pushing for recognition of colonial crimes

 

Crimes against humanity in colonial Africa. Photo credit: northafricapost.com

African leaders are advocating for the acknowledgment of historical injustices from the colonial period, their formal classification as crimes, and the pursuit of reparations. The Algerian foreign minister stated that African nations and their populations still endure significant consequences due to the colonial actions of Western powers.

 

During a summit in Algiers, officials and dignitaries assembled to advance an African Union decision, which was approved at a gathering earlier this year and demands accountability and compensation for those harmed by colonial rule, as reported by the Associated Press.

 

Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stated that Algeria's history under French colonial rule demonstrated the necessity of pursuing compensation and the recovery of looted assets. He further noted that a legal structure would guarantee that such restitution is not perceived as a "gift or a favor."

 

“Africa is entitled to call for a formal and unequivocal acknowledgment of the offenses perpetrated against its populations throughout the colonial era, an essential initial move toward addressing the repercussions of that period, for which African nations and communities still bear a heavy cost through isolation, marginalization, and underdevelopment,” stated Attaf.

 

Global agreements and laws enacted by the majority of nations forbid actions including slavery, torture, and apartheid. As reported by the Associated Press, the United Nations Charter forbids the acquisition of territory through force, though it does not directly address colonialism.

 

The lack of representation became a central issue during the African Union's February summit. At the gathering, heads of state deliberated on a draft plan to formulate a collective stance regarding reparations and the formal classification of colonialism as a crime against humanity.

 

The economic toll of colonialism on Africa is considered immense, with estimates reaching into the trillions of dollars. European nations extracted vast quantities of natural resources using frequently harsh and coercive methods. 

The sale of commodities like gold, rubber, diamonds, and various minerals generated enormous wealth for the colonizers, a process that systematically impoverished the indigenous communities.

 

In recent times, nations across Africa have intensified their calls for the repatriation of cultural artifacts taken during colonial eras, which remain in the collections of European museums, as reported by the Associated Press.

 

Minister Attaf emphasized that hosting the conference in Algeria was a deliberate choice, given the nation's history of enduring some of the harshest aspects of French colonial domination and its fierce struggle for independence from 1954 to 1962. 

This legacy had profound effects, including the extension of substantial political, economic, and social advantages to almost a million European settlers, even though Algeria was formally integrated into France and its citizens were drafted to serve in World War II.

 

Hundreds of thousands perished in the revolution within the Arab nation, where French forces engaged in the torture of detainees, the disappearance of suspects, and the destruction of villages as tactics to suppress insurgents and uphold their authority. 

“On our continent, the bitter experience that Algeria has had is a rare example, almost unparalleled in history, in terms of its nature, logic, and practice,” Attaf stated.

 

Algeria's historical background has consistently influenced its position on the contested Western Sahara, a one-time Spanish territory that is claimed by adjacent Morocco and the pro-independence Polisario Front, as reported by the Associated Press.

 

On Sunday, Attaf characterized this as an incomplete process of decolonization, aligning with the African Union's official stance, even as an increasing number of member states have endorsed Morocco's territorial claim.

 

Algeria's foreign minister described Western Sahara as "Africa's last colony" and commended the Sahrawi people's efforts "to defend their legitimate right to self-determination, which is confirmed and constantly reaffirmed by international law and the UN's decolonization doctrine."

 

For many years, Algeria has maintained that the struggle against colonialism must be pursued in line with international legal standards, even as its leaders have exercised care to prevent the escalation of friction with France, a nation where the historical memory of the conflict continues to be a delicate political issue.

 

In 2017, French President Emmanuel Macron described some historical occurrences as crimes against humanity, yet he stopped short of offering a formal apology and encouraged Algerians to look beyond the wrongs of history.

 

Mohammed Arezki Ferrad, an Algerian parliamentary representative, stated to the Associated Press that any compensation must extend beyond a mere symbolic gesture. He emphasized that numerous Algerian artifacts seized by France remain unrepatriated. Among these is the "Baba Merzoug," a cannon from the 16th century presently housed in Brest.

 

In early November, The Guardian covered comparable appeals in the Caribbean, noting that a delegation from a group spearheading the push for slavery reparations in the area is set to travel to the UK to champion the cause.

 

Governments across the Caribbean are likewise urging acknowledgment of the enduring impacts left by colonialism and slavery. They are demanding that justice be restored by former colonial nations, which should include formal, unreserved apologies alongside monetary reparations.

Landmark ruling finds Belgium guilty of crimes against humanity in colonial Congo—By North Africa Post in Europe

The Court of Appeals in Brussels has ruled that Belgium must pay reparations to five women who were forcibly taken from their mothers and put in orphanages in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) when it was still a Belgian colony because they were victims of “systematic kidnapping” by the state.

 

The appellate judges thus overturned an earlier decision by another court that too much time had elapsed for the state to be charged, ruling that although the abductions of the five mixed-race women happened 70 years ago, they constituted crimes against humanity and were, therefore, not subject to statutes of limitations.

 

 “The court orders the Belgian state to compensate the appellants for the moral damage resulting from the loss of their connection to their mother and the damage to their identity and their connection to their original environment,” the judgment read.

 

The five women fought a legal battle over some six years to make Belgium recognize responsibility for the suffering of thousands of mixed-race children. Known as “métis,” the children were snatched away from their families and placed in religious institutions and homes by Belgian authorities that ruled Congo from 1908 to 1960.

 

While a lower court had first dismissed their challenge in 2021, they persisted and appealed the ruling. The five women, who are now in their 70s and 80s, filed their lawsuit in 2020 amid growing demands for Belgium to reassess its colonial past in Congo, Rwanda, and Burundi.

Belgium needs to explain why Leopold's statue is still standing when Hitler didn't have any

 

The statue of Leopold II, in honor of killing over 10 million Africans in Congo

"Why should a statue be built for King Leopold II after he slaughtered ten million Africans in the Congo if there isn't one for Adolf Hitler, who killed six million Jews?" Joel Savage is curious. Particularly about King Leopold II of Belgium, the subject draws attention to a notable discrepancy in how past leaders and governments accountable for mass atrocities are honoring and celebrating their crimes in contemporary times.

 

Following World War II, the German government renamed streets and squares that bore Adolf Hitler's name as part of the denazification process. The goal of this endeavor was to demolish the Nazi regime's propaganda and emblems, which had methodically captured public areas in honor of Hitler and other Nazi leaders as soon as they came to power in 1933. People are deeply troubled by Hitler's murder of more than six million Jews.

 

Other reasons for renaming were to disassociate the nation from the philosophy and horrors of the Nazi era, as well as to eliminate the personality cult that surrounded Hitler. More significantly, the changes were implemented by the German government because it regarded humanity. Therefore, Belgium needs to explain to the world why there is a statue for someone who killed ten million Africans. This illustrates the country’s complicated colonial heritage.

 

On the other hand, from 1885 until 1908, King Leopold II of Belgium ruled the Congo Free State as a personal colony. He was responsible for a brutal regime that exploited the area for rubber and ivory through severe violence and forced labor. Malnutrition, disease, forced labor, and mutilation, including the widespread amputation of hands as a punishment for failing to reach rubber quotas, are estimated to have killed between 10 and 20 million Africans.

 

Leopold II was never held accountable for his crimes, in spite of this. When international outrage grew, he was forced to relinquish control of the Congo to the Belgian government in 1908, but he remained a respected monarch in Belgium until he died in 1909.  The US and Western Europe denounced the atrocities of Hitler but not Leopold II, because the victims were Black Africans, but Hitler targeted white Europeans.

 

More importantly, Western historical narratives have often downplayed or ignored slavery, apartheid, and colonial crimes due to deep-seated racism. The Nuremberg Trials ensured that Nazi crimes were publicly confronted, whereas colonial atrocities were largely suppressed or minimized by European powers. Despite the public awareness of Leopold II and protests calling for the removal of statues and the renaming of public spaces, the Belgian government and the royal family have refused to act.

 

Throughout Belgium, there are memorials commemorating the violent history of the insane monarch and streets bearing his name. Remarkably, the Belgian government is not threatened by these street names and pictures of sculptures. However, because I am an African writer residing in Belgium, the Belgian government considers my pieces to be dangerous. As a result, they have been working with Google to continuously undermine my site, "Juskosave's Ghana," for years.

 

For instance, the majority of my writings criticizing the Belgian government and the royal family for encouraging criminal activity have been taken from search engines, and several of my article URLs have been changed to 404 errors. My blog used to receive up to 10,000 daily readers because of its excellent content. Today, 100 reads have been registered as a result of the blog's visibility being reduced and users' access being denied.

 

This callous act against humanity committed by the Belgian government compelled me to visit the Stuivenberg Hospital to look into the peculiar circumstances surrounding the deaths of Africans receiving treatment there. After my investigations, I discovered that despite the hospital's improvements, foreigners were still afraid to visit. The hospital has been closed down permanently since 2023.

 

Reference: My Name Is Joel Savage: Why I Am The Most Hated Journalist In Belgium.

https://www.modernghana.com/news/846760/my-name-is-joel-savage-why-i-am-the-most-hated-journalist-i.html

I would not have understood that American and European media are paid to disseminate misleading information about man-made diseases against the African continent if I hadn't been in Europe. In 2008, activist Théophile de Giraud painted a statue of Leopold II in Brussels crimson, arguing that Belgium needs to exhibit self-criticism similar to what Russia and Germany did with Hitler and Stalin.

 

Since its reopening in 2018, the Royal Museum of Africa in Tervuren has amassed over 180,000 objects from the Congo, many of which were taken during Leopold's reign. Despite Leopold II's involvement in the deaths of an estimated 10 to 20 million Africans, the existence of sculptures honoring him reflects a historical heritage that has often praised colonial leaders while concealing the full extent of their atrocities.

 

As I have repeatedly stated, the African continent will not beg the Belgian government to demolish Leopold's crime-supporting statues or to show respect for Africans. Those statues will be taken down either before or after I pass away, once Belgium's economy starts to decline and its relationship with the Black Continent has waned. We saw it happen today in France, after its former colonies, including Burkina Faso, cut ties with its former colonial master.

 

I will remind Belgium of one of the quotes of the president they murdered, Patrice Lumumba: “The day will come when history will speak. But it will not be the history that will be taught in Brussels, Paris, Washington, or the United Nations. It will be the history that is taught in countries that have won freedom from colonialism and its puppet regimes. Africa will write its own history, and in both north and south it will be a history of glory and dignity.”

Revision Of Belgium's History About The So-Called First Ebola Outbreak in 1976 in Congo

 

The director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Peter Piot, has never spoken a single truth about the Ebola outbreak in Congo in 1976

The world has been fooled by the developed countries' governments, politicians, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control, on the outbreak of each pandemic, including HIV, Aids, Ebola, and the coronavirus.

The medical world is so corrupt to the extent that world leaders not only fight the truth but they promote false health research and praise false virologists and scientists, giving them awards under pretense and deception.

In a world where governments, politicians are behind crimes against humanity, people easily believe in lies and deception rather than the truth. This has made the battle against lies, corruption, and deception a hard battle to fight.

However, whatever the case may be, information and the truth are oppressed; there will always be people out there who will die for the truth. I am one of them. 

Piot is the director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. In every language that is possible, we can read that virologist and scientist Piot was one of the scientists who discovered the Ebola virus in Congo.

However, what the cunning media has hidden from mankind today is that Peter Piot can’t possibly have discovered Ebola in Congo because he was there with two other Belgian scientists, one of them is Guido Van der Groen, long before Ebola erupted in the country in 1976. This is the whole story. 

Once in 1976, a research team had been formed, including a special Belgian Aids researcher, to meet at the Antwerp Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine. 

To their surprise, they didn’t find only members of the American National Institute of Health but also many others, including the director of the American National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIAID, and, surprisingly, the director Peter Piot of the Prince Leopold Institute itself.

The highly experienced doctors at the American Center for Disease Control had enrolled an unfamiliar epidemiologist from Johns Hopkins Hospital, who told them exactly how the investigation in Zaire should be conducted. 

The plan is to hide the result of the investigation from the public as a medical crime. The outcome of the research remained a mystery because the results were never published.

Moreover, it is quite surprising that since it is known that the Belgian Congo, now Zaire, in this period was plagued by the ‘skinny or slim disease,’ synonymous with Aids, and that the disease was associated with fatal infections found in black American and African men. 

Equally remarkable is that several Belgian researchers published on Aids and opportunistic infections in Zaire after the American researcher Robert Gallo had made it official that the Aids disease was caused by the new virus HTLV.

Even though blood samples of the deceased Zairians were stored in the Belgian research laboratories of the Janssen Pharmaceutical Plant since the seventies, obviously, no one was interested in finding out what killed them, because they knew. 

Maybe the Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine was afraid to make the issues of Jonas Salk, Alfred Bruce Sabin, and Hillary Koprowski open before the declaration of Robert Gallo.

The Role Of Belgium Professor Guido van der Groen

Professor Guido van der Groen is the former head of the virology department at the Institute for Tropical Medicine in Antwerp. In 1976, together with his colleague Peter Piot, he identified the Ebolavirus for the first time. 

The virus was discovered by investigating blood samples of a deceased Belgian nurse, who was stationed at a mission in Zaire (the former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo). 

Her colleagues were puzzled by her death since they couldn’t identify the cause. Therefore, they asked if the Institute of Tropical Medicine could perhaps identify why she died.

What followed was an intense investigation, where ultimately the cause was found: The Ebolavirus seemed to be a variant of the filovirus. 

For additional research on the origin and to restrict the epidemic of this virus, Guido van der Groen personally went to one of the affected villages in Zaire, where the outbreak was responsible for 280 deaths. 

Professor van der Groen stayed in Zaire for three months, where he became particularly interested in the virus, but also in other hemorrhagic fever viruses (VHF’s). 

Furthermore, he was implicated in developing simple means to diagnose VHF. During his travels, he noticed the harrowing health care problems in developing countries.

Besides researching the Ebola virus, Guido van der Groen has contributed a great deal to the research of the Aids virus. For his work regarding the Aids virus, Van der Groen received an Award from the Social Youth Action, an organization dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS in Belgium and developing countries. 

The now-retired professor has, with an impressive number of 269 published articles, made a great contribution to virology.

The question is why De Croo didn’t speak of Van der Groen? Was it because he had said earlier that Ebola was a man-made disease in a USA laboratory for Biowarfare purposes? 

To remind you of what De Croo said: “We speak of 1976 and it was a young and devoted Belgian doctor, Peter Piot, who identified the virus in the village of Yambuku, in today’s Democratic Republic of Congo.”

But to our knowledge, in 1976, both Guido van der Groen together with his colleague Peter Piot identified the Ebola virus for the first time.  But why would De Croo not like to mention Groene’s name? 

Were they angry with him for saying that Ebola was laboratory-engineered by America as a bio-weapon?

Again, tirelessly, scientists Johan van Dongen and Joel Savage have considered African leaders' incompetence, to ask them the reason they sit on the presidential seats, living in corruption by taking Africa’s money to Swiss Banks, while Europe and America used Africans as Guinea pigs, to test all the dangerous drugs manufactured in Europe and America.

If De Croo is scared to speak the truth, then Micro-surgeon Johan van Dongen is not scared to say that “The Ebola virus was man-made and tested on Africans in Uganda and Zaire, under the guidance of Belgian medics, to find vaccines against it for military defending purposes. 

"After the Ebola outbreaks in Africa, apparently, nobody is interested in finding a cure for Africa.”

On October 13, 1994, in an interview with Humo, one of Belgium’s news magazines, Belgium’s professor Guido van der Groen said,  “The U.S. military laboratories slated for Ebola and HIV, to develop into a biological weapon in the early sixties. 

Because he regretted revealing the truth, Groen now claims that Ebola was invented in the 1960s in Fort Detrick and in Congo. Humo has archive copies of all its magazines. Anyone who doubts this article should contact Humo publishers.

Certainly, out of the blues, after the Ghanaian investigative journalist Joel Savage, went to the notorious Stuivenberg Hospital in Antwerp, to investigate the unprecedented high death rate of Africans, dying in mysterious circumstances and published the truth in his book “Little Boygium-Wonderful Experience, now it appears he is a subject of ridicule, scorn, and laughter in Antwerp, just reminding me of the problems scientist Johan van Dongen passed through after revealing that Aids and Ebola were indeed medical crimes against Africans.

This is exactly how criminals behave when you uncover their plots. They will laugh at you and make you feel stupid, as if what you are talking about it's not true. However, Joel Savage knows it's true; therefore, he doesn't feel stupid at all.

That's why today, Joel Savage has decided to stay and fight the (Royal) establishment, which doesn’t dare to speak at the conference of “Ebola: from Emergency to Recovery,” attended by Her Majesty Queen Mathilde, who couldn’t say that Aids and Ebola were medical crimes against Africa and that Belgium played a significant role.

I do forgive the Belgian government and its Royal Family for every crime they have committed against humanity in black history, and yet still support the same course.

The sympathizers of bitter chapters of Black History, thank both the Belgian government and the Royal Family for Leopold II’s statue, and the disrespect to black people all over the world, but I will not forgive them for stopping the writing of the truth.

Peter Piot has published a book, “No Time to Lose: A Life in Pursuit of Deadly Viruses.” It is only a liar, a deceiver, or a non-intelligent white man who will be happy to buy such a book. 

Believe me, there is no intelligent black man who knows about Black History, the lies and crimes Belgium committed in Africa, and for years trying to sweep it under the carpet, but they can't, will take his hard-earned money to buy such a book. 

It's only a child at the kindergarten who will accept that devoted Belgian doctor, Peter Piot, identified the virus in the village of Yambuku, in today’s Democratic Republic of Congo.” 

Scientists Guido van der Groen, Peter Piot, and Pattyn were in Congo long before the virus erupted in 1976

Firstly, because Peter Piot was there for a very long time with other two Belgian scientists, including Guido van der Groen, when the Ebola occurred in 1976, and secondly, before the Ebola struck the Congolese in 1976, the disease had already appeared simultaneously in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1967, which led to the initial recognition of the disease. 

 

If what I write is not the truth, the Belgian government and Google will not waste a minute of their time to declare war on my articles, suppress information on my blog, take me out of the visibility of search engines, and divert links of my articles to 404 errors. 

I have said it over and over that I don't need Google's search engine to make me what I am today because I have thousands of readers on social media. Google knows that the reason the search engine company has been denying them access to read what I write. 

Even though I have no power to fight back, I will remind Google and the Belgian government that whatever illegal activities they do on our blogs and to our readers are crimes against humanity too.

The First Black Italian Minister Who Couldn’t Save Her Country Ravaged By Ebola

Cécile Kyenga, despite being a Congolese couldn't speak against the US government when Ebola hit Congo

Cécile Kashetu Kyenge is an Italian ophthalmologist, born from a wealthy family in the Congolese district of Katanga. She studied medicine and surgery and in 1983, she obtained a scholarship to study at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - (the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart) in Rome.

Unfortunately, the grant she waited for in her country of origin, Congo, didn’t arrive, therefore, she entered Italy with a visa for study purposes. She settled in Modena in a college for missionaries and worked as a caregiver to pay for her studies. She managed to graduate, specializing in ophthalmology.

 

During her life activities in Italy, she married an Italian and gained her citizenship. Under Enrico Letta government, an Italian politician who was Prime Minister of Italy from 2013 to 2014, Cécile Kyenge was appointed the Minister of Integration.

 

For several years, Cècile contributed to sociality by working and creating nonprofit organizations, defending and being a spokesperson for immigrants’ rights.

 

Furthermore, she was engaged in various projects for development and goods exchange promoted by Europe in underdeveloped countries of Africa, specifically of a control committee of which she is a member.

 

Basically, the European Union gives funds for many kinds of projects that can involve reconstruction, soil rehabilitation, culture, or something else. It’s the duty of the committee to determine that the country which receives the money actually spend on the right project, and for nothing else.

 

She used Congo, her country, as an example, since at the moment is a scene of a terrible crisis. The South of Congo, in particular, is the victim of this crisis, because of its high concentration of cobalt, a mineral that has become fundamental for all of us. 

 

Being a ferromagnetic element that is used for creating the batteries of our precious smartphones, not only, its importance is even higher if we take a look at industry 4.0, but that also has the aim of spreading the use of the electric car on a mass scale, eliminating this way the use of oil in the western world.

 

This elimination of pollution in the advanced world is so important to them that Africa has to pay for it? If things are going to stay this way, the answer is yes. Human impact is more than visible, miners digging without any security device; dozens of thousands are regular, hundreds of thousands are undeclared, usually working for Chinese companies to sell their cobalt.

 

You have to consider that in some cases these workers (Congolese), that are also fathers, dig all day without finding a single gram of cobalt: These are days that they don’t get paid. The scenery gets even more obscene when these workers are children. 

 

Unicef has stated that 40.000 Congolese children are working in cobalt mines and it seems that they preferred them to adults since they are poorly paid. Compared to the 2 dollars that adults get per day, they only get 90 cents. The age of these little workers goes from 8 to 14 years old.

 

This drama brings other problems within itself, such as mass migrations of people who want to find the Western and Chinese treasure, and considerable geological damage, due to mines that made the soil extremely fragile.

 

Even though she was aware that Ebola that has struck her country was a biological weapon by the US government, Kyenge couldn't speak about it the fact that she is a black minister who has experienced extreme racism and the possibility of losing her ministerial post, she declined to protest a talk about it.

There is another damage that involves the native tribes that get pushed away, doesn’t matter which way. The cobalt crisis started some years ago and the dynamics seem to get worse, considering that our demand will double by 2020.

 

Meanwhile, royalties on mineral extractions have already increased, together with taxes those companies will have to pay, by the will of the President of Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, who seems to ignore the situation in which his people are struggling.

 

The European committee suggests a solution with traceability certificates but, by now, they’re just suggestions. Meanwhile, Amnesty has inquired about what are the giants of the technology industry that are collaborating with industries that respect human rights.

The data shows that only two among the dozens inquired have decided to follow a marketing strategy that is respectful of ethics, and they are Apple and Samsung. Other ones, such as General Motors, Volkswagen, Microsoft, Lenovo, Renault, Huawei did almost nothing to control the problem.

 

The biggest part of this situation is China’s property, which has the role of the colonizer, again, in the African continent. Cècile, together with other European deputies are working in order to create a deal with which no country will be forced to undergo this kind of situation.

 

There is a long and difficult way to go, and we know that the mechanisms that are moving great industries are almost unstoppable. Nevertheless, there is an important matter that you just cannot ignore, human rights, that’s the need to be respected in every single place on Earth, even the most remote, she concludes.

What Does Crime Against Humanity Mean To The International Criminal Court?

The International Criminal Court has failed the world and needs to close down their offices is necessary 

The International Criminal Court - ICC, in The Hague, Holland, was established under an international treaty in Rome, in 1998, to provide justice for genocide and crimes against humanity, when national governments fail, however, this article will prove that the ICC hasn’t only failed Africa but the entire world.

As a matter of fact, it's very hard to comprehend with ICC, when it comes to crimes against humanity. It could be possible that the International Criminal Court, is actually one of the criminal organizations in the world, established to protect foreign governments that commit crimes against humanity, especially in Africa or developing countries.

The World Health Organization, defines ‘a pandemic’ as an epidemic occurring worldwide, or over a very wide area, crossing international boundaries and usually affecting a large number of people but the reality is the pandemics that have hit the world in the past and today are not natural but man-made. 

Considering the fact that most of the pandemics that have devasted the world, including, HIV-Aids, Lassa fever, Ebola, Coronavirus, etc, were deliberately done or artificially created in the laboratory, it's time to ask the International Criminal Court, firstly, what do they mean by crime or genocide against humanity? 

And secondly, on what sort of crimes do they base their investigations on to consider bringing anyone that has committed a crime against humanity to face the law in the Hague, The Netherlands? 

It seems the International Criminal Court was created with the sole idea of bringing leaders that commit crime or genocide against humanity in developing countries to face trial in The Hague. If that was the ICC's initial conception, then the International Criminal Court has failed because the developed countries have committed so much crime against humanity with impunity than the developing countries. 

If the ICC judges say they are educated and capable of doing investigations before accusing any developing country leader of committing a crime against humanity, then they must investigate how HIV-Aids, Lassa fever, nodding diseases, Burkitt's lymphoma, Kaposi's sarcoma, tuberculosis, and Ebola, appeared in Africa, and also investigate if the coronavirus that has devastated the world today and killed thousands is a natural pandemic or man-made disease against humanity.

Ebola first appeared in Congo in 1976, then in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone in 2014, while the disease repeated itself multiple times in Congo. Like HIV-Aids, Lassa fever, nodding disease, etc, Ebola is a biological weapon created from the laboratory of the United States of America.

But since the truth is never given the chance in whatever people do today, including politics, the false media, including BBC and CNN, continue to support the US government, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control that primates or bats are responsible for those deliberate man-made diseases.

The important questions are how long can these lies go on and why the International Criminal Court for decades, has been silent over these medical crimes against humanity, yet fighting tirelessly to be recognized as an international body that wants to create a 'perfect' world for everyone? 

The International Criminal Court must note that before Ebola first appeared in Congo in 1976, then hit the West African countries of Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Republic of Guinea, in 2014, the same  Ebola outbreaks occurred simultaneously in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany and in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1967. 

 

This evidence is enough if the ICC claims to be intelligent judges, to know that the hemorrhagic fever - Ebola, is a biological weapon against humanity, so those responsible must face the law like everyone in the Netherlands but the incompetent and partial ICC allowed the US government to enjoy impunity after committing such heinous crimes against humanity.

Due to all these errors by developed countries leaders and the International Criminal Court, today, we facing another genocide against humanity by COVID 19, which originates from Wuhan, China. The impact of the deadly virus has affected the whole world, affecting 45,347,700 and claiming the lives of over  1,186,393 people.

 

The appointment of Fatou Bensouda, the criminal law prosecutor and legal adviser in The Hague, was a deception

How long can the International Criminal Court in The Hague pretend they are running a legal system, protecting, guarantees a reliable safe haven for Africans, yet hypocritically, they protect super-powers that commit crimes in Africa or to other vulnerable countries? 

 

It is very likely that African leaders know about the organization's support and protection of the US government after triggering Ebola on poor innocent African citizens and since they find it very hard to speak against the US government, some African countries decided to pull out from the ICC.

 

The coronavirus will not be the last crime against humanity to decimate the world or, more will come in the future since many countries want to become superpowers to stand shoulder to shoulder with the United States government but frankly speaking, the world is sick and tired of such horrible events that impacts are taking its toll on our children's physical and psychological health.

The International Criminal Court has failed and disappointed the world. They have proved beyond doubt they are incompetent and their actions have led the whole world to the slaughterhouse to be slaughtered by COVID 19. With their existence not serving any significant purpose in this world, it's time for the ICC to shut down its offices for good.

King Leopold II, The Caucasian Idi Amin Of Belgium

The monsters, left, King Leopold II of Belgium and Idi Amin of Uganda

Very often, psychologists and psychiatrists have traced the cause of much of people’s behavior, character, and ailments to their homes. Therefore, it’s only through DNA analysis or a psychologist that we can give ourselves the precise account of the mental state of the lunatic King Leopold II of Belgium.

 

But for someone from a royal family to have children with a prostitute tells you much about the distorted mental state of King Leopold II.

 

Among humans, there are many born monsters that take the form of humans to live among us with the aim of destroying other people without remorse or sympathy. 

Many such people, such as Idi Amin of Uganda, Pol Pot of Cambodia, Mao Zedong of China, Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union, Adolf Hitler, etc, were born into the world.

 

One of such monstrous kings who rule Belgium from 1865 to 1909Emperor was King Leopold II, who had a dark heart similar to the one we had in an African country called Uganda. 

Referred to as the ‘Butcher of Uganda,’ Idi Amin violated the rights of Ugandans and ordered the killings of thousands of people under a reign of terror, making him one of the cruelest presidents in Africa, after Emperor Bokassa.

 

Unable to take part in the division of the world by the great powers, King Leopold II managed to organize several expeditions to Central Africa and gradually captured a fair amount of territory in the basin of the Congo River, after bribing the leaders of local tribes. 

 

With the consent of other powers that were in no hurry to delve into the sparsely populated jungle, the Free State of the Congo was created, and Congo became his personal property. 

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Congo is one of the richest countries in Africa, with rich resources including rubber plantations, which turned King Leopold a monster, as rubber was in great demand for the automobile industry.

 

A shocked little boy standing by his mother, whose right hand had been chopped off

King Leopold created the police, both white and black mercenaries, under the command of European officers and severely punished the Congolese for the slightest offense and simply for insufficient productivity in collecting rubber. 

 

Congo became famous not only for its rich natural resources, including cobalt, needed for electrical gadgets, including mobile telephones today, but a country where all kinds of atrocities and crimes were taking place.

 

People’s hands and feet were chopped, and the perpetrators often burned down the entire village. King Leopold’s greed propelled him to commit horrible crimes in Africa with impunity, as if the Congolese were animals in the slaughterhouse.

 

In fact, it’s difficult to give an account of how many lives perished at the hands of Leopold II, but some books claim it was close to ten million people, including women and children.

 

Unlike Idi Amin in Uganda, killing his own people, King Leopold II himself wasn’t in Congo. He was in Belgium when he gave the command for the killings, and as we know now that Belgium is a country that supported his crime by building statues and naming streets after the lunatic king.

 

Some of the victims of the madness of King Leopold II were children.

During Leopold’s reign of terror, he named Congo’s capital Leopoldville in his honor. Leopoldville is now changed to Kinshasa.  In 1908, under pressure from his own parliament and foreign states, the old king sold the Free State of the Congo to the Belgian government and died a year later.

 

Much of the wealth brought to the king by the colonial enterprise went to the former French prostitute Caroline Lacroix, who was 49 years younger than Leopold. Caroline gave him two sons, and a couple of days before the death of Leopold, she persuaded the monarch to marry her. 

 

Strange things happen sometimes; it seems those Leopolds had their hands chopped off, spirits were seeking revenge. It was reported that Carolina's youngest child was born with an undeveloped hand. 

 

Upon hearing of this, a British satirical magazine published a terrible cartoon: Leopold II holds a mutilated baby in his arms, and around the corpses of Congolese with severed limbs. The signature reads: "Retribution from above."

 

The statue of Leopold on a horse. The Belgian government and the royal family honor a killer for a job well done

Indeed, King Leopold was one of the evilest kings ever to be on earth, with so many questions unanswered. What makes people so cruel? And why do such people’s families often support the crimes of their relatives? Is it because of the same DNA or blood? 

It’s a shame to the entire Belgian government and the royal family.

The Blood Of An Ebola Victim Speaks After Death

 

A lifeless body of Ebola victim in West Africa

I don't write because I want people to like me. I do because I feel restless to accommodate lies and deceptions in me, knowing perfectly well that the color of that object is red but an empire of deceitful enemies has forced people to believe the color of the object is white, since they feel comfortable with their clandestine activities.

If ordinary sand can't support the foundation of a house, then those interested in clandestine crimes, lies, and deceptions, should also know that their actions will drastically affect society. The reason there is no peace in any part of this world today because the truth has been denied the chance to thrive in our community.

The first outbreak of Ebola occurred in 1976, in Congo. The world has never heard of the name of this disease before. Scientifically, the disease is a hemorrhagic fever, which the victims bleed to death, however, since it occurred near a river in Congo called Ebola, the disease was named after the river.

Since Congo was a former Belgian colony, they sent one of the country's top virologists called Peter Piot to go and investigate what it was. After his research, Peter Piot became famous for discovering hemorrhagic fever or Ebola in Congo, yet no newspaper or scientist revealed that it was a biological weapon.

Belgium scientists Peter Piot and Guido Van Der Groen in Congo in the early seventies

The biggest deception and lies that followed the research of Peter Piot were bats are responsible for the spread of the disease. Meanwhile, the Belgian press or the world's media didn't give any information that prior to the outbreak of Ebola in Congo in 1976, Peter Piot and other Belgian scientists were in Congo.

Meanwhile, the biological weapon hemorrhagic fever had already occurred simultaneously in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1967, which led to the initial recognition of the disease. 

So if bats weren't blamed responsible for the disease in both countries, Germany and Belgrade, in 1967, why are scientists telling the world today that bats are responsible for that of Congo in 1976? 

The Ebola virus is a biological weapon engineered from the laboratories of the US government. Another Belgian scientist, Guido van der Groene, confirmed it.

On October 13, 1994, in an interview with Humo, one of Belgium’s news magazines, Belgium’s professor Guido van der Groen said  “The U.S. military laboratories slated for Ebola and HIV, to develop into a biological weapon in the early sixties." 

After making that statement, he realized his mistake by exposing the US government. From there, he also joined the con-scientists to begin telling the world about the false origin of the Ebola virus in Congo.

Then in the year 2014, under the administration of Obama, Ebola biological weapon was triggered simultaneously into the populations of Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone, killing thousands of innocent victims. World leaders and the allies of the US government kept a tight lip as Ebola ravages, West Africa.

Even though the disease has since subsided, the survivors are not the same. They are struggling to be accepted in society as normal people today in their own countries. Why should people be so cruel to others because they have the power to do so?

America and its allies have gambled on the blood of innocent victims in the past, and have enjoyed impunity but not this time. Today, they have learned a very bitter lesson as the coronavirus has devastated the whole world, including Europe and America. 

The sad part is the death of innocent victims, pensioners, children, adults, who have paid for the sins of their leaders. Does the blood of the dead speak? If it does, then the blood of the innocent Ebola victims have called for justice.

Lessons From Ebola Have Made African Countries To Take The Coronavirus Seriously

A young man protects himself against the coronavirus in Africa.


In the year 2014, a disease called Ebola, which had previously hit the Republic of Congo in 1976, struck the West African countries simultaneously in Liberia, the Republic of Guinea, and Sierra Leone. 



While the US government, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control, told the world that the disease is not a biological weapon but bats are responsible, independent scientists and medical personnel, including Dutch scientist Johan Van Dongen, and the German medical doctor Wolff Geisler, who weren't interested in supporting and promoting the lies, revealed that:

The Ebola biological weapon, which they are claiming that bats are responsible for the spread, had a historical background. The Ebola outbreak had already occurred simultaneously in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany, and in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1967. 

So if the Ebola virus had appeared in Marburg, Frankfurt, and Belgrade in 1967, then in Congo in 1976, why are they telling the world that bats are responsible for the 2014 Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia? It's unfortunate that people still have trust in the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, and the US government when it comes to an epidemic.

Again, why do people tune in to listen to the mainstream media, including CNN and the BBC, that have followed and supported the blatant lies of the US government, the Centers for Disease Control, and the World Health Organization, even though they claim to have qualified health journalists? These news channels have done us more harm than good.

Promoting the lies of the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control, and the US government, BBC and CNN told the general public that bats are responsible for Ebola, and the disease spread very fast because of bushmeat, including monkeys that Africans eat. 

On behalf of all Africans, I want to ask the US government, the World Health Organization, and the Centers for Disease Control, what did the world eat for the coronavirus to hit us ferociously in this manner, especially in Europe and America?

They often say that "experience is the best teacher." Indeed, the Ebola epidemic, which erupted in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in 2014, has taught the Ebola-stricken West African countries a very good lesson. 

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia have taken strict measures to control the disease more than many European countries and the United States of America.

Sierra Leone which was the only West African country without a case of coronavirus finally reported its first case, when in a nationwide broadcast, President Maada Bio announced that the index case is a 37- year -old male who arrived in the country from France on an Air Brussels flight on March 16 and was immediately put into quarantine.

The man reportedly finished the requisite 14 days of isolation at a hotel on Sunday and was collected by his wife yesterday. Apparently, the subject's wife, who is a medical doctor, noticed the signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and immediately drove her husband to the 34 Military Hospital, where he tested positive for the virus.

After battling the worst Ebola outbreak in history, Liberia has taken stringent action in dealing with its first two coronavirus cases. The first sufferer has been identified as a 46-year-old head of Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency, who returned to the country last Friday after attending a conference in Europe.

Rigorous health controls had been in place at all entry points until this case slipped through, breaching protocols set up by health and airport authorities, according to Information Minister Eugene Lenn Nagbe.

Guinea's health ministry has also announced its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The female patient is a Belgian citizen who has lived in Guinea since October 2018, working for the European Union delegation in the country, according to a statement by the Health Minister, Dr. Remy Lama.

The 49-year-old went to Brussels in Belgium on Feb15 for holidays, then visited Nice in France for the period from Feb17 to 21, 2020, before returning to Brussels, according to the statement.

She then arrived in Guinea’s capital city, Conakry, on March 3.

According to the statement, the patient was placed in solitary confinement at the Epidemic Treatment Center in Nongo, Conakry. 

Incredibly, these countries have learned good lessons from their pains and nightmares, after the Ebola outbreak, to adhere to strict measures to prevent the coronavirus from taking over their countries, while they watch America and other European countries struggling to control the disease.

Gates’ Prediction Of 33 Million Deaths Makes Him A Suspect Of The Coronavirus

Bill Gates' generosity has covered up his medical crimes in third-world countries.

Microsoft chairman Bill Gates predicted a massive epidemic of infectious disease that would kill millions of people. In an interview with Vox in 2015, he said that he had assembled a group of researchers that was supposed to simulate a possible infectious catastrophe.

Researchers concluded that if a disease like Spanish flu spreads in 250 days, 33 million people will die worldwide. “In terms of the spread of disease, we have created the most dangerous environment in the history of mankind,” Gates said.

Asking the question of what could kill more than 20 million people in the next 20 years, Gates considered several options. And he concluded that the scenarios of disaster films are unlikely. 

A large-scale earthquake, volcanic eruption, or asteroid crash is unlikely to destroy humanity. The danger of nuclear war, according to Gates, is also quite small.

Gates also compared the losses in the two world wars with the number of deaths from the Spanish flu. As it turned out, the Spaniard claimed more lives in the 20th century.

As Vox authors note, humanity is aware of the dangers of a pandemic, thinks about it, and is afraid of it. “We talk so much about this - it’s even funny that we are not ready for such a development of events. 

And we are not ready, as was the case with Ebola,” the newspaper notes.

According to Gates, in the current environment, the consequences of a pandemic or infectious disease will be much more catastrophic than the consequences of the Spanish flu epidemic in 1918-19. Then, 550 million people were infected. 

"Today, in just 60 days, the disease will spread to cities around the world. There hasn’t been a flu-like that with the Spanish flu," Gates said.

This is due to more free movement: today, 50 times more people cross state borders than a hundred years ago. In addition, some diseases become known after they kill a large number of people. So it was with Ebola. 

Experts are sure: if the outbreak of this disease occurred in the United States, it would be done away with more quickly. But it happened in Africa. “Guinea did not want to acknowledge the epidemic because it would be a death sentence for investment and the tourism industry,” Gates said.

The Ebola epidemic began in Guinea in 2014. Then the disease spread to neighboring countries, but little everyone knew that Bill Gates and the US government, under Obama’s administration, the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization were responsible for the biological weapon in West Africa and the Republic of Congo simultaneously.

They actually lied and deceived the world with a host of deceitful scientists, doctors, medical personnel, and fake media, including the BBC and CNN, that bats are responsible for the spread of the disease in Africa.

Under the pretext of developing Africa, improving the fragile medical situation on the continent, and reducing poverty, Bill Gates clandestinely uses Africans as guinea pigs in testing new drugs manufactured by American pharmaceutical companies before making them available in the market, especially in third-world countries.

In fact, Bill Gates has escaped all medical crimes he has committed in third-world countries, especially in Africa, because of the mainstream media, praising his philanthropic works, instead of exposing his criminal activities.

However,  President Putin warned that Bill Gates is “experimenting” on Congolese villagers, infecting them with a rare strain of the Ebola virus, and that research and development of “Ebola as a bioweapon” have been quietly recommended in a remote corner of the troubled African nation.

Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, was also another world leader who accused the US government of experimenting with Ebola in Africa. 

Just five years after Gates predicted a pandemic that would be disastrous, the coronavirus has hit the world, claiming the lives of thousands of people around the world, making him the public suspect number one.

WHY EUROPE AND AMERICA WANT AFRICA AFTER COLONIZATION?

Sir Richard Branson, the English business magnate, investor, philanthropist, and the founder of Virgin Group of companies, is the right person to tell the world why he has invested so much in Africa. One of the sincere businessmen proud of Africa.

Europe and America can’t praise Africa because they are like the ungrateful slave master who never appreciates whatever his slave does for him, yet they know that without the slave they are bound to face many obstacles without a solution.

America and Europe had depended heavily on Africa’s raw materials, mineral resources and treasures, before independent, swept through Africa, leaving many European countries miserable because they weren’t ready yet to let Africa go.

It was the most painful period for Western Europe when countries like Ghana, Congo, Guinea, etc, had independence. To this day, they feel that pain thus, there is a reason to target the continent of Africa to make the inhabitants miserable.

Just seven months after taking office on the direct orders of the US, Belgium, and Britain, the newly elected prime minister of Congo,  Patrice Lumumba was brutally murdered and since Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana helped Lumumba, he was deposed in a coup masterminded by the CIA.

France was mad to the extent that they took away everything they had including the furniture from the State House in Guinea to France, leaving the newly elected Guinean leader Ahmed Sekou Touré completely handicap. 

In history, America and Europe will not say that Africa’s rich mineral resources  played a significant role in our economy and development, instead, the media will write “Africa is a continent of poverty, illiteracy, and crime.” Thank you.

However, whatever transpired in Africa, after Belgium, Britain, and France lost their colonies is what we are witnessing today as medical crimes in Africa. 

Questions to answer: Why Aids killing Africans in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Uganda, etc? Because both the Netherlands and the British were in South Africa and the British were in Zimbabwe, Uganda, etc.

The Pasteur Institute of France also inflicted deadly diseases including Aids and Ebola on Africans. To Western Europe and America, Africa deserves it because they have lost their colonies in the continent of Africa. Even though America had no colony in Africa, interfering in African politics was their priority, just like today.

Despite all that was stolen from Africa, because of greed they weren’t satisfied. They couldn’t sleep peacefully, always finding a way to get Africa back. Something which never happened again. 

When it comes to crime, the assassination of African leaders and the truth over Aids, Ebola and Lassa fever medical crimes in Africa, European and American journalists suffer the dumb syndrome, which affects both hands and pen to write.

There is no doubt that Europe and America are still interested in Africa. The two continents are completely exhausted with depreciating economies. 

Many have lost their jobs and life becoming difficult every day. Thus; getting hold of some of Africa’s vast mineral resources could revamp the economies and create more employment in Europe and America. 

Fortunately, Africa’s vast mineral resources are always there, because they can’t make good use of their own abundant resources than corruption.

But not this time. Europe and America will not get even one percent of Africa’s treasures because they have abused their trusts. Even the uneducated Africans in the remotest part of Africa are now aware that Aids and Ebola were bio-weapons against Africa, despite some claiming that they are cursed by God.  

If their intentions were to depopulate the continent to steal our resources, it’s not going to happen, because they can’t kill all of us.

These are some of the reasons we often hear of military coups in Africa because the civilians and the military get sick and tired watching corrupt African leaders in power collaborating with the corrupt European and American leaders. 

Africans have learned in a very hard way at the hands of Europe and America. That hard lessons are now our surviving tools.

The important question left for Europe and America to answer is: How will they cope with the calamities that Africans have gone through and survived should in case it happens to them?

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