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It looks like Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been selected as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization. While I do not know too much about her, it appears that she is a very strong supporter, based on this video, of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative and has urged other African countries to be a part of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative.
This initiative is a debt trap that gives China leverage over the countries they give billions in loans to for construction projects that are primarily done by Chinese workers. China used this leverage in 2017 when Sri Lanka gave up ownership of a major port and 15,000 acres of land to China. This ownership by China will last 99 years.
Ngozi's home country of Nigeria owes least $3.1 billion to China, though in 2020, Nigeria and China came to an agreement of a $17 billion loan for Nigeria. Much like the Director-General of WHO, Tedros Adhanom, whose home country of Ethiopia owes China $13.5 Billion as of 2019, I fear that Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala will serve and protect China's interests first and foremost, and will obfuscate any illegal economic activities done by China.
It should be noted that Ngozi became a dual citizen of the US and Nigeria back in 2018, but her ties to Nigeria will most likely coerce her to place China's interests above the interests of the US and its allies.
It should be absolutely clear that China will use America's dangerous obsession with Social Justice to push forward Africans from countries that owe billions to China into leadership roles within the UN and its agencies. These leaders will act as proxy agents of the CCP.
The most advanced form of installing a figurehead:
Installing a niggerhead.
Genius.
No need for racism
Yes there is.
Anti-racism makes everyone weaker.
That's bullshit, you can't choose your race
Which is why it's all the more important to acknowledge your own racial bonuses and deficiencies.
Anti-racialism is like playing an RPG and telling a Dwarf to compete with High Elves in magic.
Sure, maybe one in a hundred thousand might be able to compete with the average. How many are going to follow that path with dreams of sugarplums dancing in their heads and fail?
How many will lose years or decades of their lives chasing a goal they can never achieve?