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Magatte Wade has made comments that many, especially academics, are incendiary, which is that colonialism is NOT why Africa is poor. Why does she think that?
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@russellvonastel7111 Месяц назад

I have lived in Africa,the corruption is rampant

@hilderbells Месяц назад

Did you see what they did to the White farmers. So bad.

@island661 Месяц назад

@@hilderbells No, what?

@Su-Jo Месяц назад

@@island661you didn't see it because our commi media suppressed it. Research it.

@island661 Месяц назад

@@Su-Jo Oh you're a big help, mate.

@Su-Jo Месяц назад

@@island661 yt doesn't allow links so you just have to Google south African farm attacks and go from there. Anti White hate has taken over social media so I can't be more helpful. Sorry.

@Sharon-ls4bt Месяц назад

I'm in South Africa and have worked extensively in our rural communities. Our problems are many. Number one is extremely poor education. We have one of the lowest standards of education in the world. Number 2 is lack of skills. Our people have lost their traditional skills, and no skills of any sort are taught in school. We have one of the highest unemployment rates in the world. Most of the school leavers in my community can't get a job and sit at home doing mothing. They can't start their own business because they have no skills or education. 'My people perish for lack of knowledge'.😢

@hectorzero8545 Месяц назад

The difference is without the income from private businesses prospering there will be no education and no need for skills. Her model solves the preconditions for education, skills, and jobs. If you make a place economically tempting businesses move in, provide jobs, provide education, and provide skills to learn for the new jobs. Most Americans were illiterate about 100yrs ago and rural. The wealth generates everything else and even converts the rural to the urban and interconnected. Even small farming towns in the USA have infrastructure now

@jackjines3461 Месяц назад

Without jobs there's no taxes, therefore no money going to schools.

@angelashort1331 Месяц назад

Dr Ben Carson , had a mother who encouraged him to read ,almost enforced it. It became his discipline and his reward. His accomplishments in life are enormous and rich in kindness , He is one of the greatest humans on this planet , READ PEOPLE , READ EVERY GOOD THING YOU CAN , ❤❤❤❤❤

@Valehass Месяц назад

I'm sure that's by design, its what's going to happen in western schools soon. They are literally teaching critical race theory and calling critical thinking racist.

@Tina-Trinity Месяц назад

Now THIS I wouldn't mind sending tax dollars toward. Not more Wars. God Bless Africa.

@rogerb3654 Месяц назад

53:23-54:50 The Real Reason Africa Is Poor. This is a great conversation. Here is where she sums it up.

@carmenmccauley585 28 дней назад

Thank you. I'm at the beginning and it is so repetitive. Rather than leave, I will jump forward and hope they do an edited version because it is important.

@Ghost-pk5rl 23 дня назад

@@carmenmccauley585 🤣🤣🤣 took the text right out of my fingers 🤣

@TheGreenHeartofItaly-fl3wv 16 дней назад

I hope we understand that in the case of most of Africa, Islam and corruption serve identically as regulatory influences. Huge costs of doing business which are barriers to market entry, simple. Corrupt religious and political systems self-reinforced through "culture". Africa is going to remain a sh!thole for a loooong time.

@BreakOutAnotherThousand Месяц назад

OMG!!! This is one of the best and most Positive Videos that I’ve seen in a LONG TIME!!! God bless you Nick and Magatte!!! Thank you both!!!

@stevetaylor8298 Месяц назад

Yes, but what has your God got to do with it?

@user-hf6qr3cr5g Месяц назад

My Great Grand Father was regulated out of his Dairy and egg business. My Father was regulated out of selling chicken and rabbit meat.

@user-hf6qr3cr5g Месяц назад

My Great Grand Father had no complaints in 60 years. My Father had no complaints in 15 years.

@alvaroquiroz3313 Месяц назад

@@user-hf6qr3cr5g We didn't know then what we do now. Times change.

@SexyyetSweet94 Месяц назад

@alvaroquiroz3313 then said the government should have regulations on helping provide safety procedures and services to HELP said business not basically kill off said business. 🙄

@davinci3259 Месяц назад

@@alvaroquiroz3313 Found the clown government shill. It has nothing to do with hygiene look at all the B.S. the FDA allows in what we consume. It's about control and making people reliant on the government. It's ok though you are ignorant and will hopefully one day understand.

@tdevry Месяц назад

@@alvaroquiroz3313 Silly reply....every time a new dictate is passed it is about control. A normal society will correct itself. If a product isn't good, people will go elsewhere. Now regulation means that everything we eat is filled with chemicals and colourants.

@dikkonwachukwu Месяц назад

Free markets, smaller govt etc...I like that more people are thinking like this on the continent.

@AndrooUK Месяц назад

Then wealthy, bloated, bored nations' youngsters look to communism, socialism, and Big Government to solve all their personal ills.

@nwdragonfly Месяц назад

Deeply impressed. Free markets is like the air we breathe

@lisaseward67 Месяц назад

We were missionaries in Africa for many years and experienced those frustrating days sitting at a gov’t office. “WAWA” meant “West Africa Wins Again”…. Great insights today on this show.

@gregorybyrne2453 Месяц назад

What do you get when you mixed black children of God our Father with white children of God our Father? Olive SEMItic people who think they are chosen and better than both black and white. Repent accept God's new commandment that united us all and his new covenant that warned us all about these the birthing pains of this the millennium of climate change END TIMES due to the mystery of the 7 crossings of our stars electromagnetic gravitational equator Jesus held in his hand. That's me is short now.

@enigma51ted Месяц назад

what made united states grow in 1880's, that Africa can learn? Are Africans taught about early American history on how to grow a nation through democracy and cooperation????? Teach Africans to learn by Example.....Africa deserves NO MORE MONEY HELP from the USA..... we are tired of helping. Teach them the history of Self-help

@patagualianmostly7437 Месяц назад

@@enigma51ted Not only the USA is tired of this: All of Europe sends aid there..... Year after year after year...... Only to see history repeat itself. The corruption and abuse of the people there at all levels BY THEIR OWN PEOPLE. They need to sort the problem themselves.

@lilaschwarz1236 28 дней назад

@@enigma51ted Unfortunately, most help that is accepted are the leftist NGOs that talk about how jistice, them being deserving of Western wealth and so on.

@bitrudder3792 24 дня назад

@@enigma51ted The poor people never get the benefit of the money that we send. It's filtered through so many bureaucratic hands, probably drug running hands and arms running hands as well.

@toolittletoolate3917 Месяц назад

There was a short book entitled “Dead Aid” written by an African woman named Dambisa Moyo that caused a big ruckus back in 2010 because she dared to speak the truth about foreign aid to poor nations from the West. I wonder if Magatte has read it.

@gregorybyrne2453 Месяц назад

Don't give a man a fish teach him to fish. Sadly tribal dogs return to their tribalism vomit. Come to Jesus his burden is light and yoke easy.

@karenk2409 Месяц назад

What an intelligent, well informed, accomplished and passionate woman. Fascinating how she attributes her attitude to her Sufi upbringing. Love "criticize by creating"! She has a very fine business mind. She challenges the corrupt bureaucracy in Senegal for the reason young people can't get ahead. That has absolutely nothing with "colonialism." It's everyone getting their payoff along the way and a vested interest in bureaucratic privilege. Lesson: over regulation of business squelches it. Lesson: oppressive taxes on businesses prevents them from growing and thriving - and by the way, employing people and providing goods that people want and that raise their standard of living; it's demoralizing. I LOVE that she takes no prisoners with "lazy thinking." Generally, people who are upset with independent critical thinking based on research, data and experience are just pissed that you don't go along with their worldview or ideology and are never willing to do their own homework. That would take work, God forbid.

@user-sh2so8hj4b Месяц назад

I'm SO glad you have Magette Wade as a guest! Wonderful!

@danpowell5286 21 день назад

She has identified part of the problem, the question is, how did Africa countries decide to create all those regulations? It goes much further than government ineptness or bureaucratic stupidity, it finally comes down to culture. Why do the African people continue to live under these governments? What was the difference between American resistance to regulation vs African resistance? What makes a people crave liberty to the point they will die to preserve it? Culture, and the American culture was founded upon a Christian understanding of sovereignty and liberty, the rest of the work, not so much.

@badjer4328 Месяц назад

Hearing Maggate talk about the culture shock of moving to Germany from Africa and the ibsession she formed explains to me how she developed such a strong passion for starting her own businesses.

@angelashort1331 Месяц назад

BELIEVE FOR THE BEST , in 2006 I traveled throughout Israel for 6 months,Every day I was stunned as I considered that country's growth and beauty,ALL OF ISRAELS ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,were achieved ,since 1948 , Gorgeous cities , massive agriculture and commerce. THRIVING, in such a short time , like Singapore . It's the will that's involved , and the drive is a God-fearing respect for others , .We ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPER , , WE MUST LOVE OUR NEIGHBOURS AS OURSELVES , , THEN WE THRIVE . ❤nz❤

@1szera Месяц назад

Epic episode! Thank you for the opportunity to meet, listen, and learn from Magatte! For me, she is a like-minded soul, a model humanitarian and businesswoman. I look forward to reading her book and sharing this episode. Cheers ~ from Canada

@mr.m8539 Месяц назад

💯 agree!

@mr.m8539 Месяц назад

RU-vid has pushed an ad break about every five minutes. Thank you for sharing this interview. I admit, I'm guilty of lazy thinking.

@lisbethhernandez1265 17 дней назад

You should get the brave browser. No ads! Just a suggestion.

@jwatson3160 Месяц назад

Magatte, you are an inspiration !! Thank you !!!

@GregoryMandara Месяц назад

I believe the only way a free market can exist is without the threat of jail or government intervention, red tape, violence or oppression.

@AndrooUK Месяц назад

So... never?

@GregoryMandara Месяц назад

@@AndrooUK --- Well, if it's not free, it's not free. Limited freedom is not freedom.

@milo_thatch_incarnate Месяц назад

I LOVE Magatte's passion and energy for DOING something in the world! It inspires me.

@robertvandewater4643 Месяц назад

What she is essentially saying about the difficulty of doing business in Africa is that the government is corrupt and the rules are structured to empower corrupt local officials. This is what she said both the left wing and the right wing people agreed on earlier in the podcast.

@patagualianmostly7437 Месяц назад

Spent five years on the West African coast.....Morocco to Angola...... Corruption was endemic.... a way of life...unbelievable. Here I am: 50 YEARS later seeing the same thing...... NOTHING has changed. Fuck-all all to do with colonialism. Get real. When I was 18 years old: I was told: "Nobody treats a black man worse than a black man".... In my innocence...I was outraged....Angry.... But I am older now and a bit wiser...still angry because NOTHING has changed.

@jaclyn.jenkins 25 дней назад

this was an absolutely wonderful conversation!

@ruththomas6361 17 дней назад

When I was in college as a 40-year-old student 30 years ago, I did a paper on "what makes America great." Of course, from the professors I discussed this with, their answers were our natural resources and the resources we took from other countries. I, however, was aware of countries such as Nigeria that had incredible resources -- gold, oil, uranium -- as well as twelve month growing seasons, depending on the crop and where most of the people were living in poverty. I was also aware of this port -- a great port, I'll admit -- but no land to speak of that was wealthy beyond all their neighbors. I am referring to the natural resource shy city of Hong Kong. I knew Ethiopia had a rich history of interactions with the Middle East and Europe and had never been colonized but was just as poor as its neighbors. So, I was keen to dive into the subject. My conclusion of why we are such a wealthy nation was our form of government. Government was also the reason for so much poverty in the world. I was not surprised at Magatte's conclusion one little bit. This problem of government is also why Central and South America has been so poor. Once a person in these countries gets a cush government job (most likely because of their relationship of the country's leader) they then proceed to pass as much wealth on to family and friends. Bribing becomes a necessary step in any process. It is sad beyond sad to see this all over the world.

@Diffy1991 16 дней назад

Thank you so much! I didn't know either of you before this video, but I really appreciate toy both. You*

@timothycormier3494 Месяц назад

Anyone else see the similarities between this woman and Elon. Great vision and the BALLS to make it happen! Oddly enough, both African. Both seem to have the best interests of humanity in mind. She has the kind of energy that I can get behind. God bless!

@Su-Jo Месяц назад

Nope

@KT-pv3kl Месяц назад

Can't say I do . She seems to be comfortable speaking without the awkward pauses and stuttering of Elon and she doesn't seem to have a history of selling vaporware and making grand statements that get proven false time and time again sug as Elon.

@AndrooUK Месяц назад

@@KT-pv3kl You can't argue with Elon Musk's personal results, though. Many people these days are bad speakers, even at the highest levels of national governments. It's not hard to un-learn filler words and sounds such as: "Uh, um, ah, err...", up-talking that makes every sentence sound like a question, repetition, and then with some specialist help things like stammering, stuttering, and lisps.

@B3OWOLF416 16 дней назад

Does me saying um and uh anywhere in a speech make it invalid?

@KT-pv3kl 16 дней назад

@@AndrooUK you couldn't argue with Laurence Maddoffs personal results either ... until you could .... As far as I am concerned Elon is a very talented vaporware salesman that garnered a cult like following of intellectual midwits that seem incapable of noticing the clear patterns in Elon s behavior and constant lies.

@rogerb3654 Месяц назад

This is a GREAT guest & interview w/@MagetteWadeOfficial. 👍🏼 I look forward to more guests like this.

@mattiavelli Месяц назад

I have and have had African emigres as clients of my accounting firm who have built businesses here and then established them back in Cote D'Ivoire and Ethiopia... and they are no dofferent from any other entrepreneur ... however governance and tribal strife and even religious strife still cause much suffering back home. We should all do more to help. Mostly buy supporting their products and businesses. They are the lifeblood of progress in their homelands.

@angelashort1331 Месяц назад

Yes! No more made in ch nah.

@AndrooUK Месяц назад

Then their governments will take a lot of their earnings at the point of a gun? It doesn't seem to matter what kind of aid we send, it just gets absorbed by corruption. It's a shortterm solution to a longterm problem. Also, they can't rely on external customers for all their products, if they aren't generating wealth locally. However, dressing it up as charity goods, but the poor Africans actually work for their handouts, will help to pull in people who wouldn't just straight up donate to people whom they see as lazy and corrupt. I know I'm not a charitable person, because I've seen too much corruption in charity organisations in person, and how handouts of any kind become a crutch and disincentivise personal autonomy, especially endless foreign aid.

@bitrudder3792 24 дня назад

For food security we need to also be doing that in our home country if it's not Africa. But in general, support freedom loving businesses first and foremost.

@heatherwebber9747 19 дней назад

I was over 40 yrs in South Africa and here I spent years seeing exactly the same problems you see. Again I see a new city starting out with a charity who builds from the ground up. Firstly home build kits come from England that are strong, with fire resistant, modern and resilient. Once this is achieved the owners can sell the concept and know how to other entrepreneurs in other areas. I’d start with poorest members of society with children and build the homes in a circle. For safety from cars and neighbourly events etc. Then the people would firstly be educated on how the home works, how to maintain it and also be educated on different jobs needed around the area. E.g. a nursery nurse, to look after the children in the circle. Once they were fully educated on these things they would be rented to the people at costs each can afford. This would then grow with a supermarket with the residents working there and a school that teaches the children all different skills and the adults as well. There would of course be a district for businesses and manufacturing where the people would work. As it is a charity it would start small and grow with lots of education as they go.

@heatherwebber9747 19 дней назад

Why the education in a home you may ask. Well Mary was given a small house to rent and then the toilet mechanism broke and they just left it. The water just ran in the toilet constantly and Mary could not understand why her water bill was going into the thousands. So I went to her house and found the problem and switched off her water until she could get the necessary fixture etc. so now Mary was poorer than before with massive debt.

@steven9red Месяц назад

People need to learn that laziness and ignorance are indistinguishable characteristics from an outsiders perspective

@bitrudder3792 24 дня назад

have you noticed, though, that Education kind of sucks these days? People come out of school unable to make a living beyond flipping burgers in the USA, for example. colleges have to offer remedial courses because they have so many high school graduates who aren't even competent to do college level work. They are further incapacitated with leftist programming inside the education system, they are trained to look to the government to save them and to regulate the daylights out of everybody. They've gotten to the point of regulating peoples language. Even if it defies biology. That goes for both the trans phenomenon and the Covid debacle. If we don't have freedom in the education system, we are doomed also.

@batsonguitars624 Месяц назад

Can y’all do an episode on what if America went back to a confederation? With state government more powerful than the federal, but the federal government can still tax and enforce its laws and still is able to raise an army for foreign affairs. Like fix the articles of confederation but still make America a confederation

@NathanHigger Месяц назад

Based. In an alternate reality America is a better place.

@waitwhat....2473 Месяц назад

😒

@themomaw Месяц назад

We already tried it. It wasn't good when half the country believed in human rights and the other half didn't.

@zebradun7407 Месяц назад

Confederation was a Democrat agenda.

@AndrooUK Месяц назад

Why not just become independent nation states instead, and have a mutual defence pact, or NATO or something?

@cherylmockotr 14 дней назад

I've also read books blaming the lack of private land ownership to be a big cause, as well as lack of access to the basic governmental protections of business license/ownership, etc. You can't build up a business when it's forced to remain small enough to fly under the radar.

@miacarter4530 Месяц назад

Wow, my fav interview by far, I'm so inspired by you both. Thank you!

@doreenknudson2098 Месяц назад

Excellent guest and informative

@tracykinneytk6213 Месяц назад

What a glorious human! Thank you for this. Much love to all.

@kimberlykremer8750 Месяц назад

So interesting to hear this perspective.

@davidforsberg5675 Месяц назад

Opened my eyes thank you! ❤

@levimisengaonlife Месяц назад

I live in africa right now, i recently read the substack article by mrs Wade. And knowing she was in my cape Town, i wish i met her. Shes such an inspiration.

@70stunes71 Месяц назад

In a world where pity me I'm a victim mentality, its better to expound, exhort and assist. Show these people love & support. ❤

@andrewprzybylowicz7370 Месяц назад

I agree. The economy is paramount not the markets. Inflation and human life matter infinitely more than positions at the end of the day and diplomacy can erase various federal debts worldwide to improve markets and world collaborative efforts. China and the US can cancel equal debts to improve human life and living standards.

@KT-pv3kl Месяц назад

Billions of dollars of aid was sent to Africa for over a century and most countries are still worse off than they were under colonial rule a century ago. It is safe to say that giving them any more money or forgiving debt isn't going to solve the problem.

@startwithurfeet Месяц назад

AI robot responses

@daemonsadi4964 Месяц назад

@@andrewprzybylowicz7370That might “sound” good, but that is very shallow thinking and shows a small grasp of the concepts you are talking about.

@jesiarjuna8495 Месяц назад

Awesome interview 🤙🏽

@josephyoder1856 21 день назад

What a lady, it's good to see there's still good people.Thank god

@BonNecron444 Месяц назад

Brilliant woman with very interesting ideas. I hope it provides a good example for developed and developing countries.

@bobbyossenbeck6402 Месяц назад

Wow I am so glad to hear about this happening in Africa

@libertatempugnator9643 Месяц назад

Please have her come back, she was a fascinating guest.

@butchhuebsch3445 Месяц назад

She's had quite a journey.

@shawndyer8140 Месяц назад

Interesting guest nick. Thank you.

@maya_unplugged 13 дней назад

Mind blowing! Thank you so much for those insights! Please combine your knowledge with leading systems like Simon Sinek provides.

@ChrisZimmerman-gy6lo Месяц назад

Great content

@Donald-ky2fg Месяц назад

Wow shes incredible Beautiful and bright Thats the type of woman i want going were she came from see if theres anymore like her.

@jordangochnour7356 Месяц назад

What an amazing woman

@LizOBrienRochford-gs2kj 17 дней назад

This beautiful woman is a breath of fresh air.

@mitchellwelch9135 Месяц назад

1:23:36 the passion… 😮🥲

@theclouddifference Месяц назад

Lived down in the islands... and exactly same business process. Lived on Dropbox to overcome their ... running you in circles.

@SuperLibertarianMan Месяц назад

Love this woman, ive seen a lot of her interviews, she is awesome!

@shawndyer8140 Месяц назад

Oi impressed with her tinasity and vision.

@daniross2758 21 день назад

A awsome interview she has defined what it takes to make people and countries great so impressive

@strangfangers Месяц назад

Thank you.

@user-kf8wb2cq4f Месяц назад

I appreciate this conversation and the additional information that many people haven't previously been aware of.

@angelok195 Месяц назад

Interesting ideas but lots of questions. What about stability of the government in the country for starters? What are property rights like and what protections do you have to protect your investment?

@davidknotts6256 16 дней назад

Not only everything that they said is true but the Geography of Africa is really difficult to build a sustainable nation or Cities from. Only about 12% of Africa's total coastline is usable for large ships. And almost all the rivers are seasonal so half the year the riverbed are dry. So it's hard to get supplies to Africa and extremely hard to get supplies to the interior of Africa.

@ebayrose 19 дней назад

I remember back in grade school donating a tiny kids backpack full of toys and stuff go to children in Africa. I now know that it was likely sold in some store where the profits went straight to the local dictator.

@nanja01 Месяц назад

Everybody's a victim when they don't use their ingenuity and common sense...

@gregorybyrne2453 Месяц назад

Global semitic bankers USURY using The FED/IMF making man's labour and resources worth less because of their location on God's planet Israel. Come to Jesus his burden is light and yoke easy as he already won this battle between racism tribalism antichrist men.

@ag3nt_green Месяц назад

1: Geography 2: Culture

@Guide504 Месяц назад

Amazing lady!

@fscg2732 Месяц назад

Opening eyes!

@ryanlander5026 Месяц назад

Excellent. Clear eyed views need to reign.

@walterdavis4808 Месяц назад

Good afternoon all

@Toadskin1972 Месяц назад

Wow❤

@engelag Месяц назад

Hmm... Should start up cities be in our blue states in USA? CA? NY?

@wendylipuma1273 Месяц назад

I’m so happy you had her on! I have been a fan of hers 💕

@Nickjfreitas Месяц назад

She is awesome!

@Homesick4Hills Месяц назад

What a brilliant woman!! As I listened I was reminded of Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged." The separation from what doesn't work to rebuild a new system (only this is within the damaged system) and personal responsibility. Also, the concept of Trump's Freedom Cities that he mentioned in a few rallies...Could these be a similar conceptual city?

@libertatempugnator9643 Месяц назад

Ayn rand had her own issues, take it from a hardcore libertarian that studies on the subject. But I definitely see rands good qualities in this woman. That and here passion to help Africans definitely makes her more palatable than rand. I'm certainly fascinated with her and hope she succeeds.

@robertjensen1438 Месяц назад

Did I tell you about my friend in Africa named Dwayne? I haven’t seen him in a while. I miss Dwayne... down in Africa.

@island661 Месяц назад

😂😂😂

@Sylentmana Месяц назад

Very good sir, very good 👏

@nicolamustard7232 Месяц назад

Oh my gosh, took me a minute. Haha...😆

@jmk576 22 дня назад

What and intelligent and beautifully articulate woman. Beautiful inside and out.

@esmysyield2023 12 дней назад

When honesty isnt part of your value system nothing works.

@chloedemure Месяц назад

Magatte is amazing i will watch any interview with her. I have her book.

@TheJBerg Месяц назад

One thing Africa needs is Sea Ports. The Atlantic Coast is a shallow draft for miles out to sea with no harbors, which prevents large container ships from offloading. I think there is something like 4 or 6 deep-sea ports in all of sub-Sahara Africa, and half of them are seasonal?

@truxton1000 Месяц назад

Yes they need sea ports, that too. What about someone giving you 100 billion dollars to someone like you to build some sea ports in Africa? I bet you the ports would maybe be built somehow, but most of the money will go to pay off corrupt politicians, other "important" people, your family members (if your are African) that will constantly be on your back pestering you for more money more money more money, plus workers black mailing you for higher salaries, despite they hardly doing anything etc etc it will just go on and on and on and in the end the ports will not really make ANY kind of profit for the investors but just a big black money pit.

@leslielandberg5620 Месяц назад

China and Saudi Arabia will de facto “own” most African countries soon and they will impose order from the top down. Africa should be a productivity powerhouse! But tribal mindsets hold them back. This is why corruption flourishes there and nothing gets done. Giving them money for aid is just a joke. They are dependent and nothing changes.

@Cocogal63 Месяц назад

She’s serving the Boss of all Bosses.He chose her and He will strengthen her for the battles ahead. I’d love to look into Honduras’ Prospera,doing that now.Wonderful guest,thank you Nick and Magatte.

@Patriotx-gx4ce Месяц назад

80,000 years of inhabiting a continent and not a monument to their culture. It never was "colonialism" a communist made up term but exploration as Livingston wrote and did as many European folk who traveled to Africa for science as they did to other parts, for survival in case of Boers, etc. They have been sitting on mineral riches for thousands of years without a clue what to do with it or to even know it's there untill Eueopans figured it out. Never mind the fact we still feed the whole continent and send billions in foreign aid all in vain. Look at Rhodesia and what happened there, Congo once Belgium said ok you want us gonne bye, 30 plus years of civil war,cannibalism same with Liberia that we set for freed slaves we freed from their own people and merchants of Sin that don't even belong to our people, Liberia has been nothing but failed state evwr since. Chicago etc... What's the common denominator and will they ever accept responsibility for their lack of ingenuity,and not to depend on anyone else. Europeans should have stayed out of that place forever.

@startwithurfeet Месяц назад

Well said

@Su-Jo Месяц назад

🎯

@NathanHigger Месяц назад

Communism is a Jewish ideology. Jews imported blacks for cheap textile labor. Why don’t blacks direct their ire to their actual historical oppressors?

@user-jy8ew2xc9g Месяц назад

There are simply groups of people without the ability to form prosperous high functioning societies in our modern world. Africa has an abundance of these groups.

@Su-Jo Месяц назад

@@user-jy8ew2xc9gNow coming to America and destroying everything they touch

@karalove3470 Месяц назад

Sounds a little like the deal that Disney made with Florida to build Disney World...

@user-wr4wd9ix4n Месяц назад

Best ever .. wow

@rush9560 Месяц назад

15k views and only 165 comments... riiiight. RU-vid is broken.

@snuggiebear01 Месяц назад

They don’t want you to see this

@ch1cksng3r Месяц назад

I had to go make a cup of hibiscus tea 🫖

@keithrobicheux4749 Месяц назад

19:19 if you want proof of purpose maximization, take a look at PSA's mission statement

@bitrudder3792 24 дня назад

She describes the elite as being a small number on the top and the poor people as a large group on the bottom. And all I could think was "is this why the elite love the triangle so much?"

@markmedinabattletrix781 Месяц назад

I believe she was on Triggernometry. She's great!

@user-id3xl4qw6e 17 дней назад

Insurance is a racket

@hansroland6894 Месяц назад

NICK, I live in Virginia countryside outside Warrenton... Chemtrails Chemtrails Chemtrails Chemtrails WTF are they doing to us...

@nephalemmadeline Месяц назад

you know what chemtrails are? clouds. its just clouds.

@joynkindness Месяц назад

Africa isn't poor. Corruption is severe. They keep their own people poor. M arr

@Lurksin1 Месяц назад

Wow she’s on fire.

@nicolehamper5413 Месяц назад

She is a blessing not only to Africa but to the world.

@Cooler7328 Месяц назад

Uh oh... *slinks aways*

@toddcollins6403 22 дня назад

Nice try The ads are 3x longer than the interview

@ITDonker01 Месяц назад

You listen, and that takes a lot.

@user-wr4wd9ix4n Месяц назад

Threw that out there, definitely touchdown pass that one

@danonly7 22 дня назад

She can't say her parents moved and that's why they self actualized. They had to leave Africa, they had to decide that, they had to plan that... while in Africa.

@arachnipope 23 дня назад

Magatte Wade is a lovely woman, a true thinker who's exposing the socialist lies. Liberty is the engine of prosperity.

@robinnest761 Месяц назад

Someone is using your picture on fb. Sending out friend requests

@cw4091 Месяц назад

Something she has not thought about: what this is going to do to the culture of Africa. It would be great if you could truly separate monetary culture from societal culture, but you cannot.

@markburkhart3387 Месяц назад

I was in the 94947,415 area code⁉️🔥🚔☠

@missnord7730 22 дня назад

The question that’s good to ask is ; why does this kind of standard and multiple choices exist here and not there. Takes the they vs we out if it. Humans generally strive for the same things in life. Safe country, a home, a family, good education and many opportunities to contribute to your society. So what hinders that in different parts of the world?