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To: TobagoJack who wrote (11091)	11/5/2006 3:08:41 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218639

Folks are concerned the captive markets they have will start looking elsewhere for a better and more lucrative deal. They want that coat paint of morality they disguise the milking. China has no time for that. In Kaduna, I saw the main avenue blocked by the Chinese goods piled up n the sidewalk for sale. Generators, air conditioners, electronic goods, white goods and motorcycles. That’s what the Africans need. They don’t need human rights. They can’t eat, have shelter, cool themselves or make their lives comfortable with human rights. This human right crap is the existing black governing elite educated by the Europeans and copying them and talking their same 'language' to screw the black man. TJ, I have my book with quite a few wayos of the white man screwing the black man. I’m not saying the black man hasn’t shot itself in the feet and needs catch up. What I’m saying is that hey have served as useful for wayo perpetration. Chinese man will change that. We kept Angola functioning by exporting retired people to go there and help them out with water, sewage and electricity works. Now Vale do Rio Doce is going in front of China and getting the resources itself in Gabon, Mocambique and Angola. The black governing elite is in collusion with the Europeans. This new status quo, may create a new governing elite not tethered to their former masters.