The International Criminal Court, while
ignoring the offenses of States such as Israel, has long been used to
steer the influence carried out in Africa by imperialistic, bankster
driven interests in the name of “justice” and lend legal
legitimacy to their imperialistic goals. This so called justice
follows the same lines of “justice” used to undermine national
sovereignty in Ukraine, Syria, etc. Whether it is the direct
influence of military interventions such as Iraq & Libya, armed
and funded insurgency such as Syria, or more “soft power”
influence of NGO's, Councils and Foundations such as in Ukraine,
Egypt & Syria again, the ends always justify the means for those
seeking hegemony and extending the uni-polar world which is so far
quite firmly under the control of the powerful globalist cabal. That
cabal features overlapping hands in the banking, military, food,
media and military industries along with their lobbied stooges of the
political establishment.
In Africa we see that Gambia, South
Africa and Burundi have each already recognized this clear and
present danger and signaled their intent to leave the ICC, with Kenya
& Sudan set to follow suite. It is heartening to see resistance
coming from the African continent who are increasingly becoming aware
that there is a battle on for global influence and that they cannot
remain neutral without the danger of becoming pawns in the way the
nations of the Middle East have already fallen victims to. The
reality is that if Africa wants to realize it's dream of an African
Renaissance it will have to recognize this battle and align itself in
a way that is more discerning. I feel that this is what is
happening. With the overthrow of Libya and the CIA arming and
funding Islamist terror groups all over Africa in a similar way it
does in the Middle East, and building of a new drone base in Africa
by the US, there is a renewed push by US to extend its influence in
Africa and it is only set to increase as the declining West loses
global influence. It is failing for the first time in the Middle
East thanks to Russian involvement in Syria & strained relations
with Turkey, and failing in the far East as China finds nations such
the Philippines eager to cooperate for mutual benefit. The latter is
terrible news for the US when one considers the impending stand-off
in the South China Sea conflict.
If you want to know just how pathetic the understanding of global developments is in South Africa, consider this article from a so called progressive site like the Daily Maverick, which is typical of the line towed by ill-informed SA media:
It will be very interesting to follow
such developments in the future. Local media will always defend
Western institutions, so it is always important to bear the bigger
picture in mind and frame each story in the proper context unless you
keen to flirt with danger of becoming just another pathetic media
sheep, just another good dog barking for his biscuit.
