Africa and its History

AFRICA
This continent has been brutally “raped” by the Devil. It has been a stronghold of demon princes for thousands of years. After the flood of Noah, it was once again repopulated, but the people succumbed to worshiping demon gods. Tribal wars, slavery, witchcraft, satanic worship and ritual murders kept the continent in darkness and civilization didn’t progress much beyond the stone age, except in North Africa, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and certain parts of West Africa.

The northern rim of Africa was populated by people of Caucasian origin, and Egypt was a mixture of white and black people. Phoenician ships started to use the northern rim of Africa as supply and trading posts as early as 1200 years before Christ, when the nation of Israel was still under the period of Judges.

The Phoenician capitol was the city of Tyre (the seat of Satan at that time), and when King Solomon became king over Israel from 965-925 B.C, he made a league with King Hiram of Tyre. Eventually the many Phoenician outposts converged into a nation by itself and was known as Carthage and its capitol was named the same. The Phoenicians were cruel and used the local population as slaves and foot soldiers. They also imported mercenaries from Spain, Sicily and Greece and the different nationalities eventually blended together so the people in North Africa today are basically white.

The empire of Carthage waged war against the Roman Empire and the mighty general of Carthage, Hannibal (247-183 B.C.), went down in history as a great military leader, when he tried to march on Rome through the Alps using war elephants in his army. In the end, Rome won the war and in 146 B.C. the city of Carthage was destroyed and that region became part of the Roman Empire.

In 429 A.D., Germanic armies known as “Vandals” fought their way south through France and Spain and defeated the Romans in North Africa. They ruled until 534 A.D., when Rome was able to once again take North Africa and hold it until the Islamic invasion.

When the apostles dispersed after the day of Pentecost, Christianity spread like wildfire into Egypt and to the north coast of Africa, and down south into Ethiopia. But this is as far as the Christian faith penetrated into Africa. When the murderous Arab armies stormed the area around 700 A.D., it took the Islamic armies about 200 years to fully consolidate their hold on North Africa. Christianity was virtually wiped out, surviving only in some pockets in Ethiopia.

Thus the people living in what today is Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia are a mixed people, whose ancestors were Phoenician, Greek, Spanish, Italian, German and Arabic who had subdued and intermarried with the local tribes originally living in North Africa. Islam is the religion that was forced upon them by the sword including the loss of their own languages as they were forced to speak Arabic.

THE SLAVE TRADERS
Once the satanic religion of Islam had solidified its grip on the people in the Middle East, a demand for slaves arose. There were two kinds of slaves needed, young girls and women to satisfy the beastly desires of Muslim men who were rich enough to be able to buy slaves and men and boys to work as slave labor. This slave trade is still going on today, most of the buyers of slaves coming from Saudi Arabia.

The slave raiding parties would move through Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and then fan out looking for suitable victims who were captured, chained and sold on the slave markets. As the slave traders moved into the heart of Africa, they also established their religion of Islam, always in the same way, with the sword. It was either death or conversion. Islamic leaders today do not want to acknowledge this, since they are trying to put a “spin” on their religion and tell the world how “peaceful” they are. The Islamic spirit of death and destruction is very strong in Central Africa and parts of West Africa in conjunction to North Africa. There were two kingdoms which developed in West Africa due to the Islamic slave traders, Kanem, which was located north of the lake Chad and “Ancient Ghana” further to the west. Thus Islam has had a stronghold in these regions since the 9th century A.D.

THE COLONIZING OF AFRICA
It was the slave traders from Europe who turned a whole continent into a house of tears and pain. Around 1470 Portuguese traders took possession of two islands on the west coast of Africa, Sao Tome and Principe, which are located just north of the equator and some 200 miles west of the mainland of Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. As these two islands became a Portuguese colony, sugar plantations were planted and in order to have laborers for them, slaves were purchased from the mainland. Black rulers would hunt and capture men and women from other tribes and sell them to the Portuguese traders.

The government of Portugal sent convicts and exiled Jews from Portugal to run the plantations and control the slaves. But as time went on, slave trade became more lucrative, and the white traders started dealing with a local black king in Congo, who supplied the traders with captured men and women, who were in turn brought to the islands and then sold to work in the gold mines on the Gold Coast of West Africa. Others were sold to work in Europe and the weakest ones ended up on the island sugar plantations.

Even the Roman Catholic priests sent to establish the Roman Catholic church on the islands, financed their work by participating in slave trade. By 1570 the small kingdom states of what is today Congo had been conquered by a combination of Portuguese and Spanish soldiers. Since Portugal had established Brazil as a colony in South America, slaves were needed by the hundreds of thousands, and black tribes were armed by the white Europeans and sent deep into the interior of Congo destroying the Mbundu tribe states and taking men and women in chains to be processed and sold and shipped to Brazil.

The suffering, the tears, the agony, the destruction of families will one day be told at the Great White Throne Judgment. Young girls were ripped from their parents, raped and shipped like animals, never again to be seen by their families. Many died being transported down the coast, others suffocated in the ships, others died at the hands of cruel masters who whipped them to death if they did not work hard enough.

By the mid 1650’s the nation of Holland entered Africa. In the beginning the Dutch settlers were mostly interested in trading with the local black people. But once the government of Holland had established colonies in America, the need for slaves arose. The Dutch colonial government sold rifles and trained black tribes on the coast of their colony, sending them inland to catch slaves. The inland tribes were devastated, unable to defend themselves against the powerful rifles.

By the beginning of the 18th century the word was out all over Africa that white men would pay premium prices for captured men and women brought to the coastal towns. This gave rise to the Luanda Empire, consisting of a powerful tribe living in central Africa, controlling vast areas all the way down to what is today known as Angola.

This Lunda empire became known as the kingdom of Kasanje. Its entire economy was based on attacking other black tribes and herding people to costal towns where they were bought by whites and put in the slave ships. At this time the entire interior of Africa was criss-crossed with roads, where marauding armed black armies would roam seeking victims.

In the 18th century France made a military move into the north coast of Congo, and drove out the Dutch. Since France had made Haiti into a colony and started sugar plantations on the island, it needed slaves for its operations. In the years before the French revolution, French slave ships brought 10,000 black men , women and children to its colony, on board crowded disease- ridden sailing ships, with 500 slaves packed under deck on each ship. The French slave supervisors were extremely brutal against the men and women working the fields. They received no pay and the conditions were horrible.

Small pox, measles, pneumonia, malaria and sleeping sickness killed many black people before they even arrived in the Americas. Farm production went down because the best and youngest of the people were taken away so famine ravaged in Africa . In the 19th century, when the French pulled back after the revolution, the Portuguese came back in force, since there was a huge demand for slaves in Brazil, and their horrible slave trade continued until the late 1880’s.

Spain also entered the slave trade, once they had established Cuba as their colony and brought in slaves by the thousands to the island. Once there was a demand for slaves in the American colonies, British slave traders, many of whom were Jewish, moved on the coast of Africa and with the help of the British navy took over much of the slave trade which picked up steam in the 18th century. 1

To help the reader understand the magnitude of the slave trade, let us look at these numbers: In 1620, 10,000 black slaves arrived in the Americas (those were the ones that survived the shipping). By 1675 these numbers had swelled to 25,000 slaves per year. Total import of slaves during the 17th century is estimated to be 1,494,000. During the 18th century some 5.2 million slaves were taken to North and South America. From 1815-1860’s, 2.78 million black slaves were hunted down in Africa and loaded on ships and taken to North and South America. Fifteen percent of the slaves in the 19th century were shipped on American slave vessels, the rest were taken on British, French and Portuguese ships.

WHITE SETTLEMENTS IN AFRICA
In 1652, the Dutch East India Company established a shipping station at Cape of Good Hope (at the tip of what is today South Africa) and by 1707 this colony had grown to 1,707 white settlers (Dutch, Germans and French Huguenots, French Protestants who had fled from France. These white settlers were also known as “Boers” and later they became known as “Afrikaners.” At the end of year 2000 the population of white Afrikaners stood at 2.6 million in South Africa.

Due to the Napoleonic wars in Europe, the Dutch government was forced to cede its South Africa colony to the British Government in 1806. Many of the Boers did not like to have the British rule them, so thousands of them left the colony and went north, establishing Transvaal and the Orange Free State, which later were merged and became known as the South African Republic.

From the beginning, the Boer government established an “apartheid policy,” strictly separating whites from blacks. When gold and diamonds were discovered in 1867 in the South African Republic, British traders and prospectors pressed themselves north into the Boer Republic, which caused tension between the Brits and the Boers. In 1899 England declared war on the Boer Republic and a bitter war was waged until the Boers surrendered in 1902. 2

King Leopold II of Belgium (born 1835- died 1909) used his nations military power to establish “The Congo Free State” in 1885, which in reality was run by Belgian corporations who savagely exploited the black population. In 1908 the Belgian government simply annexed the Congo Free State and it became a Belgian colony.

Timber, rubber, diamonds, mining for copper by the Belgians in what was later known as Katanga and gold in Western Central Africa were taken out by the European colonial companies. These enterprises were protected by troops from different European nations, white Europeans were in management and supervision, and the labor was supplied by the local black people.

Their salaries for back breaking work was a pity, and in most cases they were paid in scripts, redeemable only in the colonial company stores. Thus, the black labor force was paid in commodities which increased the profit for the corporations. The white supervisors considered black Africans like horses or oxen, which could be worked to death and then killed.

It was a ruthless suppression of the natives and if any black native refused to work in the plantations, the mines or going out and getting rubber from the forests, their hands would be cut off as a warning to the rest of the population. Justice and law did not exist for the black African population.

Germany in the meantime had, in the mid 19th century, militarily taken over what is now known as Rwanda and Burundi and established them as German colonies. The French “imported” Chinese laborers who were used to build railroads in their colonies.

Just as in South America and Mexico, the Roman Catholic church followed the military units of the Belgians, the Portuguese and the French and established mission stations where the black people were enticed to become “good Catholics.”

In the areas controlled by the British government, English Baptists started to send out missionaries who began to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the black natives. The colonial corporations tolerated the missionaries as long as they did not interfere with the exploitations of black labor.

It was the Roman Catholic Church and the English Baptists, who set up an infra structure of education, hospitals and churches for the black natives and gave them hope, treating them like human beings. The entire black political system in later years was built by men and women who had been trained in missionary run schools.

With the building of railroads and the introduction of steam ships to ply the rivers in the interior of Africa, the expansion by England, France, Germany and Portugal took off. The different African tribes and nations could not match the fire power of the white European military units using the latest military weapons on the African natives.

THE FINAL CRUSHING OF BLACK AFRICAN SELF RULE
By the mid 1850’s France, Portugal and England had territories in tropical Africa, located mainly in West Africa. France had moved inland along the Senegal River, and the rest of the French colonies were located on the Ivory Coast in Northwest Africa.

Portugal held land in Angola, Mozambique and Portugese Guinea. England had control over Zanzibar in East Africa, Gambia, the Gold Coast and Sierra Leone in West Africa. Between these occupied areas, were black Islamic African states, strong enough militarily to discourage the Europeans from taking them over. But this was to change, as the leading European nations needed raw material for their war machines on the European continent.

Before we look at the final crushing of black African self rule, we need to look at the MONEY TRAIL!

It is extremely important for the reader to understand, that all the financing by all European nations colonial expansion into Africa was financed by the Jewish Rothschild dynasty, which at this time had five banking centers in Europe: Frankfurt am Maine in Germany, Naples in Italy, Paris in France, Vienna in the Austrian Empire and London, England. Thus a large portion of the wealth taken out from Africa by the different European governments, ended up in the hands of the Rothshilds, which in turn was invested in other Jewish banks in different nations in order to get a monopoly in them.

Once the black population had been subdued, and white Europeans had set up a new government in the different colonies, European Jews moved into just about every colony in Africa and set up banks and other institutions to further control the finances and make sure that a portion of the continuing plunder of Africa would also end up in Jewish hands.

To give just one example of how Jewish world banking and business prospered and is still prospering in Africa, look at the following: Diamonds were discovered in southern Africa in the mid-1860s on the farm of Nicolass and Diederick de Beer. Two diamond mines were developed on the farm and at that time these two mines were the most productive diamond mines in the world.

In 1871 British born Cecil Rhodes, a son to a British Anglican minister (1853-1902), bought the claim to the De Beers mines. He then bought up most of the diamond mines in southern Africa. In 1888 he incorporated De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. In order to keep prices high and the demand for diamonds steady, Rhodes moved to take control of the world distribution of diamonds. By the middle of the 1890s he had formed the Diamond Syndicate, which was a forerunner of the present “Central Selling Organization,” a group of financial and marketing organizations which control most of the world diamond trade.

Rhodes, an Oxford University graduate, was able to pull this off through his close relationship to the Rothschild banking dynasty. In order to have political control, Rhodes founded an organization named after the British King Arthur, who had a group of political advisors called “The Round Table.” This new “Round Table” was funded by the Rothschilds. It’s early purpose was to train young political activists and business leaders to be loyal to the British government and do the bidding of British policy.

The Round Table was used pretty much like the Trilateral Commission to shape policies dictated by the World Government. In this case the immediate goal was to take control over the southern African colonies, and suppress the Dutch/German Boers making sure the fantastic riches of gold, diamonds and other minerals would flow into England and build up her war machine. At the same time a huge profit would be skimmed off and pocketed by the Jewish Rotchschilds.

Currently the Round Table organization has its center in England and is now working on more global projects. Each year the organization selects young up-coming people in different nations, and gives them a “Rhodes” scholarship. They are brought to the Oxford University in England, where they are being “honed” into obedient servants. One such person was Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, who in his youth was given a Rhodes’ scholarship, despite his poor academic record in the United States. History now tells us that he served his masters well.

The discovery of large diamond fields near Pretoria and along the coast of German South West Africa in 1902 and 1908 weakened the control of the De Beer corporation. Thanks to World War I, Germany was stripped of all its colonies in the entire world, It is ironic that the German born Jew, Ernest Oppenheimer (1880-1957), took over De Beers corporation in 1930.

In 1917, one year before World War I ended, the British trained German Oppenheimer with the backing from the American financier and banker, J. P Morgan, formed the Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, Ltd., to exploit gold fields in South Africa.

In 1919 he founded Consolidated Diamond Mines of South West Africa, Ltd. Oppenheimer became so powerful, that he took over De Beers and then founded another corporation, The Diamond Corporation, Ltd. One year earlier, 1929, he had founded the Rhodesian Anglo American Corporation to exploit the rich copper deposits in Northern Rhodesia.

The Central Selling Organization today (2002) controls 80% of the world diamond trade. Its center is in Israel, where diamonds are brought to be processed, cut and polished, before they are sold on the market. Most diamond trade in the United States is done in New York, where American and International Jews control the market. Billion of dollars are made on diamonds, and only a pitiful fraction ends up in the hands of black Africans who supply the land and the labor to get the diamonds from the earth.

THE BERLIN CONFERENCE
In 1884, 15 nations convened a conference in the German capitol of Berlin. There were no representatives present from still existing black African states. At this conference there was no discussion of legal rights for the native people of Africa, the question was, how to carve up Africa into colonies and avoid war over the issue among the European states. Talking about peace and harmony, Africa was carved up into colonies on the back of the black people, who were to be exploited as a commodity of cheap labor.

Germany consolidated its holdings in West Africa of Togo Land and Cameroon. England concentrated on the Niger region, while France was given land to join its possessions north of Lake Chad, with the dream of carving out a French colony from Algeria to Congo.

Southern Africa was divided up between England, Portugal, Germany and France. Because of the tension between Germany and England, Portugal was able to hold on to Angola, and to also get Mozambique. Germany was given Tanganyika, Rwanda and Urundi. France picked up the island of Madagascar.

The rest of Southern Africa and East Africa was given to England. Italy had also moved into Africa and established colonies on the north of Ethiopia, which is known as Eritrea and portions of Somalia. (In 1911, Italy invaded Libya and made it a colony, and in 1935 Italy attacked Ethiopia and defeated the Ethiopian army. Ethiopia was “liberated” by the British in 1941 and the rest of the Italian colonies were lost by Italy at the end of World War II.) Eastern Sudan was to be ruled jointly by England and Egypt, while France was to have the remaining Sudan from the Congo and Lake Chad to Darfur.