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​Why are blacks not wealthy?​

The simplest way to  make money online http://evemoney.club/3929676328056/Excerpts from an interview with a

Jewish leader about Blacks.

INTERVIEWER:

Why are blacks so behind

Economically?

JEWISH LEADER:

​The only thing,​ ​blacks understand- generally speaking- is​

​Consumption.​

​Blacks don't understand the​

​importance of creating and​ ​building wealth.​

The fundamental rule is to keep your

money within your racial group.

We the Jews

- build Jewish business,

- hire Jewish,

- buy Jewish and

- spend Jewish. There is nothing

wrong with that but it is a basic rule

blacks cannot comprehend and follow;

"He kills his fellow blacks daily instead

of wanting to see his fellow black

succeed"

93% of blacks killed in America are by

other blacks. The story is not different

in Africa.

Their leaders steal from their people

and send the money back to their

colonial masters from whom they

borrow the same money.

Every successful black wants to spend

his money in the country of his colonial

masters.

They

- go on holiday abroad,

- buy houses abroad,

- school abroad,

- go for medical treatment abroad etc

instead of spending this money in their

own country to benefit their people.

Statistics show that the Jew's money

exchanges hands 18 times before

leaving his community while for blacks

it is probably a maximum of once or

even zero.

Only 6% of black money goes back

into their community. ​This is why Jews are at the top and blacks are at the bottom of every ladder of society.​

Instead of buying

- Louis Vuitton,

- Hermes,

- expensive cars,

- shoes,

-houses,

-dresses etc,

​Blacks could​

- ​industralize Africa,​

- ​build banks and get rid of colonial​

​institutions by​ ​putting them out of​

​business.​

INTERVIEWER:

What is your thought on failure of

blacks after 150yrs?

JEWISH LEADER:

Well, nothing is ever the blackman's

fault. His

- compulsive habit of killing his own to

climb the economic ladder;

- compulsive material consumption;

- tendency to bring down fellow blacks

deemed successful or better disposed;

- His inability to build businesses or

- preserve wealth are ​usually​

​somebody else's fault.​

INTERVIEWER:

So what can blacks do to liberate

themselves

JEWISH LEADER: ​Blacks must take​

​responsibility.​ ​Blacks must unite. *And vehemently fight corrupt leaders who​ ​run down their country and run to IMF as though IMF is​ ​Father Christmas.​

​They need to look​ ​inwards otherwise​

​they will​ ​continuously remain​

​economically​ ​colonized and lose their place in history.​


​Fellow, Africans! Please forward this until it goes round the continent of​ ​Africa.​

​We all need to learn our lessons quick​

​and build our black race.​

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