Why Are Western Nations Promoting Blacks into Positions of Power and Influence?
The Geopolitics of George Orwell's 1984
Why are countries such as Britain, Ireland, or even the USA so eager to put people straight out of Africa into positions of high power, influence, and authority? It has something to do with the geopolitics of George Orwell’s 1984, fiction becoming reality.
Take, for example, Helen Ogbu, a Nigerian-born woman who became mayor of Galway, Ireland. Or think of Kemi Badenoch, who is the leader of the Conservatives in the UK Parliament. Her mother was Nigerian, and the only reason Kemi became British was because her mother gave birth to her in a British hospital.
Then there’s Miatta Fahnbulleh, straight from Liberia, who is now the UK Energy Secretary. And, of course, there was the black man David Lammy, the former Vice Premier of the UK, whose parents came from Guyana. And besides many of such black pawns being positioned onto the Anglo chessboard, there are the numerous Pakistani, Indian, and various Muslim appointees to positions of high influence.
