How Can The Belgium Government Explain Its Association With A Man Like Bill Gates?

 

Right, the former Belgian Prime Minister, Charles Michel, receives Bill Gates in Brussels.

The crimes of Bill Gates are well tolerated by almost all the advanced countries in Europe and the United States of America because citizens of third-world countries are the victims. The truth can be swept under the carpet, but the hump will reveal it. Like Bill Gates, the Belgian government committed so many crimes both physically and medically in Congo; therefore, why should it surprise anyone if Bill Gates comes to Belgium?

 

Actually, the Belgian government should have been the first country in the world to expose Bill Gates when he was testing and spreading Ebola in Congo, but they didn’t, until North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, and the Vladimir Putin of Russia spoke out. Bill Gates is a pure deceiver, tagged a philanthropist, who preys on poor and vulnerable people in Africa.

 

After independence swept through the continent of Africa, pushing away the colonial masters, Africa became a target of destruction. The only disease on the continent was malaria; the rest, HIV-Aids, Ebola, Tuberculosis, Burkitt’s lymphoma, Kaposi’s sarcoma, nodding disease, etc, miraculously appeared from heaven.

 

They never speak the truth about pandemics or man-made diseases, yet those not interested in lies and deceptions suddenly become enemies, like my co-writers, Dutch scientist Johan van Dongen and the German medical doctor, Wolff Geisler.

 

Almost all the big social media platforms have lied about me violating their rules to kick me from their platforms, just to suppress information. However, I don’t feel bad about that; instead, I feel great because the articles I write are giving them nightmares. 

Who can fight the truth? You may think you have won, but you will get your unexpected punishment at the right time. If you believe in impunity after committing a crime, think about this: you may escape punishment, but your children or grandchildren will bear the consequences.

 

Since developed countries are not interested in crimes committed in Africa by individuals, such as Bill Gates or any developed nation, they continue to support the perpetrators, including the United States of America. This is the truth I write, yet invincible governments and search engines are fighting against this African writer unabated.

 

The wealth of Congo matters to Belgium but not the people who live in the country from where the wealth is being taken, simply because they are black people. Belgium could be worse than or the second country behind the United States of America when it comes to racism and crime against humanity. Many pretend they love you, but the smile is fake.

 

Like many countries in Europe, Belgium hates an intelligent black man because they are not prepared to face articles requesting the pulling down of statues of a mad, bloodthirsty ruler, King Leopold, and are not prepared to change things. The reason they find it necessary to illegally take away my articles that speak about the country’s crime in Africa from websites.

 

As a country that for decades had supported both physical and medical crimes in Africa, together with the royal family, I wasn’t surprised to see the government’s friendship with Bill Gates. 

It seems every developed country in Europe doesn’t care who hurts Africa if the perpetrator is from Europe or America, but they care if an African leader commits a crime against humanity in Africa.

 

Bill Gates has been to Belgium many times. On one of his visits, the then Prime Minister of Belgium, Charles Michel, received him. 

In the debate in Brussels, Bill Gates said, “Despite a drop in the amounts invested in recent years, he was pleased with the rapid response to the Ebola epidemic and the important role of the European Union in supporting the research.”

In the debate, he mentioned diseases that mainly affect the populations of the poorest countries, for which the development of drugs or vaccines is sorely lacking, and these diseases kill nearly seven million people every year due to a lack of prevention, diagnosis, or treatment.”

 

Where did all the diseases he is talking about or thinking about come from? The only disease in Africa was malaria; HIV-AIDS, Ebola, Tuberculosis, etc, were all artificially inflicted on African populations. 

Politicians in developed countries must never forget that they have an indelible bloodstain on their hands; therefore, they must give the truth the chance in politics too to make their yoke lighter.

 

After the Belgian government entertained Gates, he was also received at the palace by the royal family, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, a family that has also supported the crimes of King Leopold II in Africa for decades.

Today, all the developed countries that have committed so many physical and medical crimes in Africa, with continued support to the US government, are now reaping the evil they have sown through the coronavirus. 

 

I feel very sorry that innocent people have perished and are still perishing, all because of the wickedness of their leaders. 

I don't care any longer when it comes to the suppression of information by those who find it necessary or deny my blog visibility in search engines, because, like a punishment from an invincible force, their actions are worsening the situation of the coronavirus daily.

GEORGE FLOYD'S EMOTIONAL POEM OF AGONY BEFORE HIS DEATH

The late George Floyd, pinned with the knee of a white policeman on his neck

Centuries after the abolition of slavery, African-Americans that sacrificed their lives to build what we know as the United States of America today, are still facing the challenges of better integration and acceptance in society as Americans.

In a country that preaches about democracy and an effective law system, the world shouldn't have witnessed such ugly scenes of injustice against black people. Donald Trump once called African countries 'Shithole Nations' the same way African-Americans are treated.

On May 25, an African-American from Minneapolis identified as George Floyd, was pinned down and handcuffed by white police officers, with one of the knees pressed against Floyd’s neck for about 9 minutes. 

The 46 year-old-man, who was having difficulties in breathing pleaded for his life but all his efforts fell on deaf ears. These are his last words before his death.

"It's my face man
I didn't do nothing serious man
please
please
please I can't breathe
please man
please somebody
please man
I can't breathe
I can't breathe
please

(inaudible)
man can't breathe, my face
just get up
I can't breathe
please (inaudible)
I can't breathe sh*t
I will

I can't move
mama
mama
I can't
my knee
my nuts
I'm through
I'm through

I'm claustrophobic
my stomach hurt
my neck hurts
everything hurts
some water or something
please
please

I can't breathe officer
don't kill me
they gon' kill me man
come on man
I cannot breathe
I cannot breathe
they gon' kill me
they gon' kill me
I can't breathe
I can't breathe
please sir
please
please
please I can't breathe"


After these words, George Floyd stopped pleading, and shortly after that, he was pronounced dead.

Coronavirus

In a country, that coronavirus has killed a higher percentage of African-Americans than the whites, many black people think there is a sinister plot to kill them. Some even believe that white Americans that hate black people purposely join the police force to show their brutalities against black people in the United States of America.

UPDATES OF THE CURRENT CORONAVIRUS SITUATION IN GHANA

Ghana maintains strict measures to avoid the spread of the coronavirus.


The coronavirus has spread its deadly tentacles worldwide, including Africa. Even though the impact in Africa is not as severe as in the United States of America and some European countries, it is a disturbing situation in Ghana, since the disease doesn't discriminate.



As of the morning of 26 March 2020, a total of fifty-four cases, including three deaths, have been confirmed from the regular surveillance systems.

All three cases that unfortunately succumbed to the disease were aged and had underlying chronic medical conditions.

The other fifty-one are well, with fourteen at home, while the rest are responding well to treatment on admission in isolation, until their situations become negative, then discharged.

The great majority of the confirmed cases are Ghanaians, who returned home from affected countries. Seven are of other nationals, namely: Norway, Lebanon, China, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom (UK).

The number of confirmed cases among travelers under mandatory quarantine who have been tested is seventy-eight.

In respect of contact tracing, a total of 970 contacts have been identified and are being tracked. Out of these, two hundred and four have completed the 14-day mandatory follow-up.

BOOK: HOW TO PLAY DJEMBE

The Djembe


The eagerness to study African music and its traditional instruments, percussion, including Kora and the Djembe, has led to the sprouting of many traditional music institutions throughout Europe and the United States of America. 


African music is not only entertaining but also a vital part of the music of many cultures.

"How to Play Djembe," written by Allan Dworsky and Berty Sanstry, is a complete, step-by-step, user-friendly course on how to play djembe. 

Right from the start, in addition to learning how to make all the basic strokes, you'll be learning interlocking parts for some of the most popular West African rhythms: Kuku, Djole, Kassa, Madan, Suku, Sunguru Bani, and Thiba. 

After working through only a few lessons, you'll be able to put the parts together and start playing these irresistible rhythms with your friends. The rhythms are written in simple charts, so no music reading is required.

The CD that comes with the book gives you a chance to hear how each part sounds separately and how the parts for each rhythm fit together. 

It was recorded by John Camara, a master drummer from Bamako, Mali. Each rhythm lasts at least five minutes, so you'll have plenty of time to play along. 

And when John solos during the final three minutes of each track, you'll feel the thrill of playing your part along with an ensemble and lead drummer.

The book is available on Amazon.com.

AFRICA's TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH WITH THE US

Africa and the US trade

Africa is a continent that answers the need for all raw materials required by advanced countries, including the United States of America. 

In regard to Africa's economic growth, the US will maintain a good relationship with Africa, said Ron Kirk, US Trade Representative, in his recent official tour to Tanzania.

Discussing the importance of trade-in promoting economic growth in Africa and the US, with international trade, students from the University of Dar es Salaam and Mzumbe University, Ambassador Ron Kirk said there was an urgent need to prepare the next generation of government and business leaders for the demands of an increasingly competitive global economy.

Tanzania is one of the numerous African countries blessed with extraordinary natural resources with and the US wants to maintain good relations. As the next generation leaders, you need to lead the way in taking advantage of those resources, so that Tanzania can realize its full potential," said Ron Kirk to the students.

Kirk, whose trip highlighted the strong partnership between the US and Tanzania, focused on the progress made under AGOA, but also discussed the need to do more to increase US exports to Africa, to support America's economic recovery at home. 

He commended Tanzania for being one of the only four countries worldwide to be selected for President Obama's new Partnership for Growth (PFG) initiative, which seeks to promote broad-based economic growth in developing countries.

The other countries for PFG are Ghana, El Salvador, and the Philippines. The US exports to Tanzania grew by 3.6 percent between 2009 and 2010, rising to 164 million dollars. 

Britain's Economic Crisis, will they get out of this disaster?

Beautiful London

Eurozone
Britain is a country known to adhere to special rules, regulations, and principles, to be neutral, conservative, and probably to be unique amongst other advanced countries in the world. The official reasons for staying out of the Eurozone are a good example of what Britain stands for. 

In the first place, Britain should know best, united we stand, divided we fall. There is no way the economy will be successful with its single currency within the Euro currency zones.

From every angle, one could clearly see that the "imperial system of political ideas" in that country has taken its toll on them. In any crisis, people, instead of finding an immediate solution, would rather want someone to blame. 

Britain accused the United States of America of this unprecedented economic setback, failing to realize that the country's economic woes were brewed by internal factors as well. 

Just imagine how advanced auto technology is constantly shaping and changing this world, but Britain is still driving and producing "right-hand steering Vehicles" in Europe. 

The type of vehicles Europeans and Third World Countries don't need. Even if they produce the right form of vehicles for countries that need them, it will still affect them in many ways because countries driving right are more than those driving left.

Teenage Pregnancy

Take, for example, how the economy of a country thrives when teenagers ignore education and choose to be mothers instead? According to statistics, Britain has the highest percentage of teenage pregnancies. Teenage pregnancy has a great effect on the economy of every country. 

A brilliant child who pulls out of school because of pregnancy is a waste of human resources. It's very common to see  British teenagers speaking English but can't write. How can she write an application letter for a job, when she can't correctly spell words his or her own language?

Alcoholism

Alcohol is another factor that has affected the health system of Britain's economy. The passion for alcohol in Britain is beyond cure. There is nothing that the British government can do to prevent or reduce the rate of alcohol consumption in that country, even if the price of drinks is raised. 

Alcohol and drug abuse are some of the factors linked to teenage pregnancy; therefore, the government needs to find solutions to these problems, or else Britain will experience economic depression always no matter how good a politician is.

Discrimination in employment

Employment discrimination is another factor that has worsened Britain's economic crisis. Discrimination in employment takes place in Britain in many ways, against women, religion, race, and color. 

Many qualified professional workers are denied jobs in Britain daily, because of the color of their skin, his or her religion, or their sex. Instead, they employ someone unqualified and lazy, because of the slogan "Our People First." Developments in such circumstances are never achieved or slow because of the inefficiency of production.

Lazy workers call for sick leave, stay at home for long days without working, claiming benefits and other allowances, affecting the hard workers and taxpayers' money. Employment discrimination is somewhat better in London and places with good integration. 

The worst place in the county of Dorset (Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch), British Blacks and other foreigners are aware of that, which is the reason one can hardly see them in the neighborhoods.

People actually enjoy Britain on a visit, but I'm always sad whenever I'm in that country due to what I see. Almost on every street, I see dozens of "pregnant men." Obesity is taking its toll on the health of the people, but they simply don't care because food is delicious. 

When you talk about fashion, I think the worst-dressed Europeans are the British. When one visits places like Italy, Germany, France, and Belgium, one can see that they dress better than in Britain.

High Transportation cost

The cost of public transport in Britain is higher if compared with its European counterparts. Within the city of London, a short trip by bus costs £2. 

The ticket expires as one alights from the bus. In most of the European countries, for example, in Belgium, a city trip by tram or bus costs one euro twenty cents (from the ticket machine) and one euro fifty cents (from the bus or tram chauffeur). 

The ticket has an hour validity; in this case, one can join more than for four of five teams, depending on the length of the journey, until the ticket expires.

Despite all the harsh taxation systems, property tax, congestion tax and other means of money collection, Britain is a restless country to live in Europe. This is an indication that capitalism has failed in Britain. 

The lazy man wants to live like a rich man and have the same things as the rich man. The crime rate is increasing rapidly in Britain. God help the Scotland Yard. 

Until Britain's economy comes back on the right track, politicians in that country must be serious about finding solutions to the aforementioned problems.