7 responses to “‘Black Intelligence’: Caribbean leaders quiet”

1. 

   Terence Blackett

   May 2, 2025 at 9:34 am

   
   

   WESTERN DIPLOMATIC POLICY TOWARDS BLACK AFRIKAN NATIONS EMBODY: #First – ASSASSINATE THOSE WHO WILL BRING FREEDOM TO THEIR PEOPLE!!! #Second – DESTABILIZE REGIMES THAT SHOW NON-COMPLIANCE & UNDERMINE DEMOCRATIC FREEWILL (#WhateverThatMeans) & #Third – PLANT AS MANY PARIAH FOREIGN COMPANIES AS POSSIBLE TO EXTRACT THE WEALTH & HOGTIE THEM INTO CONTRACTS THAT CANNOT BE BROKEN

   From the records, there has been (NOW) #19AttemptedAssassinations on #IbrahimTraore (BURKINA FASO’s LEADER) who took over the country from “POST-COLONIAL RULE) in what was a “BLOODLESS COUP” – #KickedOutFrance & have removed other “WESTERN MULTINATIONAL PARIAHS” who have been pilfering the nation’s wealth (i.e. gold etc.;)!!!

   VLADIMIR PUTIN HAS APPARENTLY SENT 250 ELITE SOLDIERS TO PROVIDE COVER FOR TRAORE INCLUDING SOPHISTICATED INTELLIGENCE ON THE GROUND

   Even DONALD TRUMP* has dispatched a “BLACK 4-STAR GENERAL” to the #IvoryCoast to assist in the “ASSASSINATION” intrigue, plotting & #SatanicSophistry!!!

   AS USUAL, THE PALESKIN DEVILS USE THEIR HOUSE NIGGAZ* TO PERPETRATE THEIR EVIL AROUND THE WORLD & SOME OF US SIMPLY GO ALONG WITH IT

   But let’s put all this into some kind of historical academic contextual framework:

   For starters, the assassinations of Black African leaders by Western powers or their intelligence agencies have been a recurring theme in post-colonial African history, often linked to geopolitical interests, economic exploitation, and Cold War dynamics.

   Here is a synthesis of key leaders whose deaths involved Western intervention, as documented in the provided sources:

   1. Patrice Lumumba (DR Congo)
   Role: First democratically elected Prime Minister of the Congo (1960), advocating for anti-colonialism and national unity

   Western Involvement: Lumumba sought Soviet aid to counter Belgian-backed secessionists in mineral-rich Katanga. The CIA, under Eisenhower’s orders, plotted his removal, collaborating with Belgian authorities and Congolese rivals like Mobutu Sese Seko. He was captured, tortured, and executed in 1961, with his body dissolved in acid to erase evidence

   Impact: His death destabilized the Congo, leading to decades of dictatorship under Mobutu and ongoing resource exploitation by Western corporations

   2. Thomas Sankara (Burkina Faso)
   Role: Revolutionary president (1983–1987) known as “Africa’s Che Guevara.” He promoted land redistribution, women’s rights, and anti-imperialism.

   Western Involvement: Sankara’s policies threatened French economic interests and local elites. He was assassinated in a 1987 coup led by Blaise Compaoré, who had French and CIA support

   Legacy: Sankara’s death marked a return to neocolonial dependency, with Burkina Faso rejoining IMF programs

   3. Muammar Gaddafi (Libya)
   Role: Libyan leader (1969–2011) who championed pan-Afrikan unity, proposing a gold-backed African currency to replace the CFA Franc.

   Western Involvement: NATO intervened in Libya’s 2011 civil war under the pretext of “humanitarianism.” Gaddafi was captured and killed by rebels, with leaked emails revealing Western fears of his economic reforms threatening the dollar and French control over Africa

   Aftermath: Libya descended into chaos, with its gold reserves disappearing and ISIS gaining footholds

   4. Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana)
   Role: Ghana’s first president (1957–1966) and Pan-Africanist leader.

   Western Involvement: The CIA supported his overthrow in 1966 due to his socialist policies and alignment with Eastern Bloc nations. Nkrumah’s vision for African unity was seen as a threat to Western Cold War interests

   Consequence: Ghana’s economy shifted toward Western-aligned policies post-coup

   5. Sylvanus Olympio (Togo)
   Role: Togo’s first president (1960–1963) who sought economic independence by creating a sovereign currency.

   Western Involvement: France opposed his plan to exit the CFA franc system. Olympio was assassinated in 1963 by French-trained soldiers, with the U.S. embassy allegedly complicit in his capture

   Result: Togo remained in the CFA zone under pro-French dictators

   6. Amilcar Cabral (Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde)
   Role: Marxist revolutionary fighting Portuguese colonialism.

   Western Involvement: Assassinated in 1973 by Portuguese agents with suspected CIA involvement. His death aimed to halt liberation movements in Lusophone Africa

   7. Félix-Roland Moumié (Cameroon)
   Role: Anti-colonial leader opposing French rule

   Western Involvement: Poisoned with radioactive thallium by a French agent in 1960 to suppress Cameroon’s independence movement

   8. Ruben Um Nyobé (Cameroon)
   Role: Founder of Cameroon’s anti-colonial UPC party

   Western Involvement: Killed by the French army in 1958 to crush dissent

   9. Motivations Behind Assassinations

   Economic Exploitation: Leaders like Olympio and Gaddafi challenged Western-controlled financial systems (e.g., the CFA franc)

   Past Cold War Politics (A Neo-Resurgence Began in 2025)

   The CIA targeted leaders perceived as aligning with the Soviet Union, such as Lumumba and Nkrumah

   Resource Control: Congo’s uranium and Libya’s oil were strategic priorities

   Neocolonial Stability: France and Belgium often backed coups to maintain influence in former colonies

   And of course the “SAHEL” region of N. Afrika where Traore et al have pushed out “FRANCE” & her lackeys from further exploitation of gold and other reserve resources

   These assassinations reflect a pattern of Western interference to suppress African sovereignty and secure economic dominance

   While some leaders faced direct violence (e.g., Lumumba), others were destabilized through coups (e.g., Nkrumah)

   Their legacies underscore the enduring impact of neocolonialism on Africa’s political and economic landscape – where the “KICKBACK” has begun with ferocity

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2. 

   Terence Blackett

   May 2, 2025 at 9:49 am

   
   

   LORD GOD, PROTECT IBRAHIM TRAORE AT ALL COST – PROTECT HIM & THAT WHOLE GENERATION OF WARRIORS REGARDLESS OF THEIR BELIEF SYSTEMS

   Here’s my man – #ShahidBolsen

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3. 

   John A

   May 2, 2025 at 11:30 am

   
   

   Traore is not your traditional leader. He is forward thinking and in it for the long haul and betterment of his country. Nothing speaks to this man’s logic like the issue that arose when he wanted to build a road and requested qoutes from international builders. After the qoutes were received he basically said “we will buy our own equipment and build this road.” So said so done and the equipment went on to build other roads as well for his country. The point is this man is willing to get up and not wait for handouts. He will therfore get the recognition of the super powers as he unlike most the rest, is willing to mobilize his people to help themselves. Along with this he has taken some serious steps to combat corruption in his government.

   Hopefully this is the beginning of a new generation of leaders coming out of that country, who will place country before person. His view on the protection of his countries assets for its people, should be made mandatory reading for all of our local politicians as well!

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4. 

   Terence Blackett

   May 2, 2025 at 11:32 am

   
   

   THE BLOG HAS ASKED: #WhyAreCaribbeanLeaderQuiet

   #TheQuestionBEGS_Itself

   We know why…

   The Black man has “NEVER” been anything but a “SLAVE” – even “SO-CALLED LEADERS”!!!

   For the “ANCESTORS”, with this “GENERATION” to rise – “AFRIKA MUST BE SET FREE & MUST RISE AS A SLEEPING GIANT FROM ITS SLUMBER TO BECOME WHO SHE REALLY IS…”

   #BeInspiredBlackPeople

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5. 

   Terence Blackett

   May 2, 2025 at 11:36 am

   
   

   TIME 4 BLACKS ACROSS THE DIASPORA TO BEGIN TO TRADE WITH EACHOTHER ACROSS EVERY SECTOR OF THIS EMERGING ECONOMIC REVEOLUTION

   #InterBlackTrade

   #IntraBlacktrade

   #SeeWhy

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6. 

   TLSN

   May 2, 2025 at 1:53 pm

   
   

   Would this have gone to court in Bimshire?

   https://news.sky.com/story/lydia-mugambe-un-judge-who-forced-woman-to-work-as-slave-jailed-for-more-than-six-years-13359346

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7. 

   BAJE

   May 2, 2025 at 9:49 pm

   
   

   @ TLSN

   I HAVE UNFORTUNATELY SEEN THIS SHIT TOO OFTEN IN DAR ES SALAAM TANZANIA WHERE THEY BRING THE LEAST FORTUNATE FROM THE VILLAGES IN THE COUNTRYSIDE EG ARUSHA INTO THE CITY AS MAIDS AND HOUSEBOYS MAKING THEM WORK FOR 7 DAYS A WEEK PAYING THEM ABOUT US$40 MONTHLY AROUND 100,000 SHILLINGS.

   ANOTHER FORM OF MODERN DAY SLAVERY AND VERY COMMON AMONG WORKING FAMILIES AND HIGHER-UPS.

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