The questions that should be asked is…why now & why with Africa? As long as Europe prospered under their deceit and wicked rule over Africa, they never tried to do what was right for Africa.

Now there trade is cut off, the economies are in a tailspin, their industries need partners, their exports have flatten…they are turning to Africa. They need cheep labor.

  They are in need of cheap resources and Africa has an unlimited supply of every resource needed on Earth. Europe knows it, and want it for themselves, thus they are coming from every direction…they are warring, they are importing terror, then coming in as the saviors.

  They are deceivers. They have exploited Africa , its people, and its abundant resources and mineral riches and now see Africa rising and breaking away from under anglo domination so they are coming from every side trying to confuse and overthrow, divide, and conquer because Europe needs Africa, not the other way around.

  And now this is quite evident for all to see. Europe is collapsing economically, militarily, and economically. They are divided against each other therefore they are loking to sustain their economic viability through Africa.

  Remember this…”It is the desire of the white race to continue to hold power and authority over Black Africa, whether it is in Rhodesia or elsewhere. They will just have to give it up. England, Germany, Italy and France —    especially England, France and skeleton Germany — seem to be the die-hards.  The white men in Rhodesia would be acting wisely if they would realize that one day, sooner or later, they must pack up and leave. Wherefore I quote the Bible prophecy concerning the separation of nations, again today, as it was before: “Every man must go to his own.” This is the clearest and most direct justice that God and man could agree upon.

   The white man cannot live in luxury unless he has the Black man and his place of possession in subjection of his will.”–pg.184 & 185(tfoa) 

France, Germany unveil new partnership at EU-Africa summit (via AFP)

African and European leaders held crisis talks Wednesday on the “terrifying” violence in the Central African Republic, where peacekeepers have been unable to stop a deadly spiral of Christian-Muslim strife. As some 80 leaders from the two continents…