In an earlier speech at the Africa Centre I identified the key steps in British colonial strategy conceived as a long game (Note 1). This same strategy can now be seen as a template for the Ukraine war. This war was conceived strategically as: 2. Inflict a superior technology of war upon it 3. Drain it of its financial viability by the continuous long war with economic sanctions, 4. Promote division and hostility among its neighbours and promote their…

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It is always interesting to read foreign ‘experts’ writing about Africa as an exercise in watching them assume they are writing for fools or children. However, in this case Lubin’s work is far more dangerous. This adviser, associated with Chatham House, is seeking under cover of sympathetic advice to deliberately ruin the Nigerian economy, foment division and cause the collapse of Nigeria. This is USAID on steroids. David Lubin has written a piece titled: ‘Nigeria’s economy needs the naira…

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Why Trump attacked USAID Many commentators are puzzled why Trump has sought to attack USAID. BBC suggests that the US President is on a false chase of cost-cutting. ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyezjwnx5ko )  There is a more profound issue. USAID was heavily involved in ‘regime change’. Many critical commentators find Trump’s hostility strange given how successful USAID was in pursuing US interest in regime change.   Trump however was faced with a complex issue. ‘Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?’ US has a myriad…

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It is reported that:  ‘Over a period of nine years, from July 2011 to October 2020, Dominique Pelicot, a man from Mazan in south-eastern France, repeatedly drugged his wife, raped her, and invited strangers to rape her while she was unconscious. Gisèle Pelicot, who was unaware of the abuse being perpetrated against her, was raped 92 times by 72 men while her husband filmed them’. But what if Pelicot had been Muslim? We would have had an immediate Western…

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Kemi Badenoch has entered the political thread at an international level with her comments about Nigeria. But there is more to this than Nigeria. First, she is quoted as saying: ‘“I saw what socialism is for millions. It’s poverty and broken dreams. I came to Britain to make my way in a country where hard work and honest endeavour can take you anywhere.” This statement which she has repeated many times is quite shocking. She is accurately describing the…

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Ambassador Freeman  in an interview   noted that throughout the West Asia secular regimes are falling to religious extremists, whether Arab or Jewish.  What is being misunderstood is the role of secular motivation. American foreign policy has been driven by money and violence. Its underlying dogma is that everyone is motivated by money and fear of death such that if the US has the greatest wealth and largest armed forces it can therefore rule the world. Opponents of US…

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It is extremely urgent to publish certain matters, which means overriding some taboos. Academia ingrains particular rules, such as not making statements without evidence. Even purely philosophical statements have sources for the ideas to create context. Without sources, ideas can be ungrounded, and the expression of ideas inadvertently conflicts with facts as a matter of inadvertence rather than genuine misunderstanding. I have to override these concerns. I have been researching these matters, and it may be a few years…

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In the world of script writing and media production generally there is a literary crisis in the making regarding UK Black women and the UK  needs your help. Black women are  being seriously and subtly deformed in the public image. Lets start with proximate causes. In the Uk there has been a lost generation. They do not  generally have any historical memory of the previous generations that struggled for them. Most of them look on the ‘Black Radicals’ as…

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Wale Edun is in part a mere parrot for the World Bank and does not even understand what he is parroting. But worse yet, he is an agent for a national financial oligarchy that wants Nigeria to be destroyed because they will profit from its destruction. HE MUST GO! Wale Edun is quoted as saying: ‘Emphasis on Service Sector   In addition, Edun said the government is laying emphasis on the service sector to provide employment opportunities for young…

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