Asantism

Why is Africa poor?

Type: Ideology

Created: 2023

Asantim is a ideology that genuinely paves the way for the emancipation of blacks worldwide. Our mission is free from equivocation and immune to the influence of Western-manufactured doctrines like "African socialism," which have only brought impoverishment and deceit. Asantism is not only for the Asante or Akan people; it just follows the principles that guided Osei Tutu, the founder and King of the Asante Empire, in propelling his people towards prosperity. In the same way, Asantism entails the unification of black people under the banner of effective empowerment.

The term "Asantism" derives from the Twi language, meaning "because of war." This essence conveys that the liberation of the blacks demands not supplication to authorities, but the resolute and potent exertion of power to shatter the prolonged silence our people have endured for over five centuries.

## Basic Elements

One can label Asantism Pan-Africanist. However, it should not be conflated with factions that adopt a similar label but lack sincere intentions for Africa's industrialization. These entities merely seek to enhance resource exploitation across the mother continent by relaxing borders between so-called independent African nations.

Asantism refuses to accept the notion that any African nation truly enjoys autonomy. It denies the notion of "Decolonization," viewing it as an endeavor to confuse Africans about their own homelands. These freshly minted nations may flaunt flags and anthems, yet their economies remain ensnared in the shackles of debt servitude to Western private bankers. None of these so-called independent African states have orchestrated strategies to nationalize their invaluable resources in support of an era of industrial advancement. This is due to the disinterest of their black leaders in fostering an industrialized motherland, The poor building materials in Sub Saharan Africa are a result of limited budget allocation for the development of infrastructure. This budget constraint affects the availability of resources for the native population. Africa's development has been influenced by policies that discourage industrialization. Why is that? The current African elites are descendants of aristocratic classes from pre-colonial African kingdoms who collaborated with European colonizers. These elites received formal education and financial support from the Europeans, which they utilized to communicate with the natives in both promising and deceptive ways during and even "after" colonialism.

UNICEF's propaganda has led to misinterpretation of health issues, turning them into unprovable viruses or other abstract concepts to enforce certain actions (such as Vaccines). One of the significant contributors to poor health in Africa are mold issues, rather than "viruses."

## Theocracy

Asantism rejects Atheism—a belief in the nonexistence of God—as an anomaly within the African traditions. It is incompatible with the African worldview and raises initial doubts about its appropriateness. Throughout history and folklore, evidence points to African tribes embracing theocratic systems and believing in an eternal, all-knowing, and law-bestowing Creator deity. This strong religious orientation correlates with reduced instances of alcoholism, marijuana use, smoking, crime, depression, and anxiety, while concurrently increasing higher self-esteem and overall well-being. Conversely, diminished religious involvement leads to reverse outcomes, exerting a negative influence across all aspects of life.

Asantism advocates for the convergence of the three Abrahamic faiths, primarily due to their shared emphasis on divine law and their historical presence throughout Africa. Atheism and Gnosticism are not aligned with the tenets of Asantism.

## System of Government

Asantism doesn't support the idea of democracy. In the past, African tribes didn't function as democracies, and there are good reasons for that. We shouldn't ignore the wisdom of our ancestors. Democracy allows a country to change based on the opinions of those who are not well-informed, and the influence of special interest groups behind the scenes. These groups want countries to become democratic so they can use their financial power to manipulate the country's politics. This puts every president under their control, and parliamentary debates become more like a show than serious discussions about the country's future.

Because of these problems, democracy isn't a reliable way to shape a country's future. It opens the door to outside influences and even enemies' interference. So, Asantism suggests an alternative: a strong authoritatian government that aims to do what's best for the people. If this government becomes foolish or harmful, the people should have the power to remove it forcefully, just like our ancestors did in the past.

## Traitors

Asantism does not place faith in any of the present political parties within African states. Asantism contends that every party is funded by opposing forces and consequently lacks credibility. Even parties that might seem like they oppose the norm, such as the EFF led by Julius Malema, are actually backed by these opposing forces. Therefore, despite the fact that they might be composed of blacks, their intentions are ultimately deceitful.

Prominent figures like Ibrahim Traoré, Thomas Sankara, or Kwame Nkrumah are essentially manipulated symbols crafted by Western interests to confuse and divert the African people. None of these figures who are often held up as champions had any genuine intention to advance Africa's industrialization. They weren't interested in pursuing such a path because doing so would necessitate defying their Western benefactors. Their families would lose the illusory wealth that they accumulate by facilitating increased exploitation of our beloved mother Africa by these opposing forces.

## Foreigners

Asantism doesn't advocate for forming strong alliances with people of different Non-African backgrounds, whether they are brown, yellow, or white. However, this doesn't imply that we should harbor hatred or automatically seek their destruction. The crux of the matter lies in our perception that they might not trust us in the same manner they trust each other. This sentiment is rooted in both sociological and economic factors.

Historically, black people have been economically marginalized, making us the most economically vulnerable group when compared to others. This economic disparity is a result of historical circumstances. Consequently, this economic reality encourages us to prioritize collaboration within our own community. A study from the University of Royal Holloway London has revealed that people tend to perceive those who resemble them as more trustworthy. This bias means that races with characteristics similar to the negroid skull, such as Caucasoids (yellow, white, and brown people), are deemed less trustworthy by them.

When engaging in financial transactions with people from outside our race, it becomes imperative to ensure that our gains outweigh theirs. If this balance is not in our favor, it's crucial to reconsider the arrangement. This stance aligns with the principles of Asantism, as history has demonstrated that other racial groups seldom genuinely collaborate with us. They might appear cooperative while subtly exerting dominance, or they might openly acknowledge their dominance while subjecting our people to heinous acts like lynching or massacres.

## Economy

Asantism doesn't believe in the current economic system. One of the greatest instruments used by the financiers to impoverish and stupefy us. is the stock market. What everyone knows, but few admit, is that the value of a stock has absolutely nothing to do with the value of the company. Just look at Amazon stocks, which have risen around 1300% in the last decade despite the company's earnings being next to nothing. But Amazon isn’t a weird anomaly. This is how the stock market works. It was set up this way by design. By whom? By the enemy, of course. Who benefits more than they do? Instead of spending their own capital to grow their business, they let millions of poor people buy "ownership" in the company.

This provides a huge influx of capital investment with no strings attached. If you invest your life savings in Amazon stock and the company tanks, Jeff Bezos doesn’t owe you a thing. Unlike traditional investors in a company, who expect their business loan to be repaid with interest, you, the stockholder, aren’t legally entitled to ever see your money again. This is called gambling. The stock market is kind of like a casino, and the house always wins. Lots of mainstream economists admit as much. David Stockman even calls it "the casino."

With LIBOR, insider trading scandals, and other drips and drabs of leaked information over the years, we have a pretty good notion that the stock market is rigged. Its volatility is intentional; the super-wealthy have enough leverage to manipulate stock prices at their will so they can buy low and sell high.

* In 1996, "Ashanti Goldfields Corporation" (Independent African cooperation) was listed on the New York Stock Exchange to raise new capital, it was the first African company to appear on Wall Street.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashanti\_Goldfields\_Corporation

Later:

* In 1999, the company succumbed to an ill-executed gold price hedge led by Goldman Sachs, which drove it to the brink of bankruptcy.

The world wants us Africans to believe the rise and fall of stocks and commodities (like Bitcoin) are due to irrational speculative investing, as if the prices are determined by trading volume. But they don’t give you the most important piece of information, which is that those at the very top are controlling the trading volume, not to mention manipulating the exchange rates. When these tricks don’t work, they can just straight-up falsify the data, like they do with voting numbers. They can simply tell you a Bitcoin is worth $15,000, sell it to you for that much, then turn around and make the price drop to $5,000.

They can do this because they created the market, and they own most of the commodity. Most of their wealth is based on future valuation, but in the future all FIAT money will be worth nothing, since the debt it is based on is worthless. It will have to be written off as a total loss, which means the billionaires will be worth what they are actually worth: ZERO. The truth is that if we applied any monetary rules to the markets, we would all be broke now. None of that wealth actually exists, we just pretend that it does. All current wealth depends on future valuation of debt, and that debt is worthless because there is no one to pay it off. The current economy model is a total mirage. The wealth of the wealthy depends on maintaining the lie that the 1's and 0's in their accounts are meaningful. On the pretense that debt is worth something. On the pretense that the dollar is worth a dollar rather than nothing. They can't ever admit their dollars are worth nothing, which means your dollars will also continue to be worth a dollar, which is all that matters.

Any study of history or the lives of real people shows that economics was and is just one consideration among many, and that it has always been considered the most vulgar and the least definitive. It certainly wasn't the basis for all human interaction, not in tribal cultures, not in African cultures, and not even in Western cultures up to that time.

Economics has enjoyed a steep rise in relative importance in past 150 years, but that is because it has been promoted so outrageously by the same people that were promoting Marx. While they were promoting this vulgar economic reading of history, they were demoting all spiritualism, art, poetry, cooperation, and other non-economic factors, so it is no surprise to see the bookstores and libraries filled with other books in the same line as "A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy"–books that no one wants to read, or does read. We must assume that even the bankers don't read this stuff, they simply push it on those they wish to loan money to, sell stocks to, or issue credit cards to.

If economics were so fascinating (creating a storm of enthusiasm), people would be watching TV programs and going to see movies about economists. They aren't, and never were, and never will. We may assume that economics creates some enthusiasm with accountants, but accountants aren't known for storms of enthusiasm, so even there the wording overstates the case. Most people could care less about economics, and would rather talk about anything else in the world, including athlete's foot or adult diapers.

This means there are no real Marxists and never have been. All prominent people pretending to be interested in Marxism, pro or con, are being paid by Intelligence one way or the other. It is all part of the magnificent con. No one (you thought was a Marxist) ever was, including people like Christopher Hitchens and Lyndon Larouche. That was simply a pose they were paid to take for a while.

## Gold Standard

Asantism is a proponent of the gold standard and advocates for the complete conceleation of debt owed to private Western sources. Gold holds particular appeal due to its potential for more unregulated international trade, avoiding the scrutiny of entities such as the United States and other nations that impose sanctions. Its physical transfer across the world occurs independently of digital financial networks, making it considerably difficult to trace. Gold can be exchanged discreetly in unregulated precious metals markets, complicating authorities' efforts to oversee and control its circulation. This clandestine aspect is particularly relevant for countries like Russia that encounter sanctions.

A nation's own vault-held monetary gold cannot be seized by external adversaries, unless subjected to a military invasion. This security makes gold an attractive asset, especially for nations grappling with financial sanctions. It offers a vital lifeline when conventional assets fail to provide support. Enforcing sanctions on gold imports and exports poses considerable challenges due to the intricate involvement of various intermediaries and the global nature of the gold market. Effective prevention of gold flow that violates sanctions necessitates extensive cooperation and coordination among multiple countries and entities. By harnessing these principles, Africa could generate the necessary economic sustainability to self-finance its own industrialization, eventually achieving self-reliance in managing its debts as well.