14/04/2026
Madness is a system not a sickness
The e.g. Europeans trade with Africa for minerals and as a market to sell products made back home. Like any “good” businessmen they try to get the lowest buying price and the highest sales price.
To achieve it they operate with Embassies, trade organisations and money as their core strategy. While in their set frameworks private companies try to make their best possible deals local leaders want their people to benefit from any deal done minding their personal interests. When the deal is done the societies raise their voices.
In Africa Africans complain about being exploited and let down by their leaders while in Europe citizens complain about illegal migrants and the economic and political costs involved.
When they look down on themselves they will discover how money changes pockets from left to right and returns.
The money saved from getting raw material for small money is met half way jumping from pockets to pockets in midair by expenditures for illegal migrants and financial, logical, intellectual, military and humanitarian assistance in various ways.
When money meets in midair jumping and jumping the silver coins loudly begin to ask questions whether this jumping jumping makes any sense and if for whom.
And here they come….Ladies and Gentlemen… the winners are: African leaders…Applaus Applaus!...or better not? In second place…Applaus Applaus…I see no enthusiasm on the bench of the Europeans…European leaders. Give them…or not no round of applause. But in third place…European companies…oh, well I see the enthusiasm is slowly growing…yes, there I can see…European work places…oh, how beautiful to see you. This rounds up our panel of winners.
Look over there…the losers. Oh, what a pity. Morality is down, ethnicity is crying, Africans fall hungry on route to Europe, Europeans not understanding the game of preserving the status quo to feed their future in green, red, black, yellow or blue. And Africans as do or die political
