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Another ugh out of Burkina Faso

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Can they take our mine (FRom Twitter)

BURKINA FASO has just retaken their gold mines from a British company said to be the largest miner in Africa. And guess what they did after retaking the mines? They immediately nationalized them! This is what Gaddafi did in Libya. As soon he took power, he nationalized the nation’s oil wealth and Libya became heaven on earth. All the money that the west was stealing from the country through their corporations stopped, and Libyans began receiving all that money. This is exactly what Burkina Faso has now done. Little by little, they’ll take back all their natural resources in the hands of colonizing corporations and nationalize to enrich their citizens. Thats how a third world country becomes a first world. Thats how you break lose from neocolonial strangleholds, not playing to the gallery. When you tell Nigerians where their problem of coming from, they’ll foolishly and flamboyantly ignorantly dismiss it and say, “forget oyibo. The west is not our problem. We are the problem!” Yes, collaborators from the inside are the problem, but educate yourselves first on who is killing you. It is western corporations. The pact for the continuation of colonization which they make all these African country presidents sign imply their corporations will have the right of first refusal on any natural resource discovered in your country. These things are documented. Read them up. That’s why they are in charge of mining and drilling and tapping all natural resources in your countries and the monies go back to Europe. They only leave you with crumbs and yet you have refused to wake up. Look at small Burkina Faso talking like a Giant whilst the so called ceremonial “giant” of Africa is their cowering in fear and trembling out of its convoluted mind. God please give us brave men, not brainless, self-serving money hungry XXXXX, who will champion the freedom of your people in our lifetime. Thank you for Burkina Faso and the Sahel states but we need you in Nigeria. Do for us what you did for them