(Africa) What They Would Have Us Believe 

(Africa) What They Would Have Us Believe 

They, this Cabaal, 
subversively insist - alas, 
That Africa's problems 
are merely inherent - thus 
Note: Warlords abound 
in that Continent's mass, 
Enamoured and recruited from poverty - to assist.. 
Then paid to make genocide
coincidentally..though
Millions have died
Child soldiers captured, 
then sold, drugged and raped
Sadly of course, 
not able to resist, 
Tho many have tried

And yet that is what, 
They would have us believe
it's coincidence only.. 
'Nothing to see' 

To murderous villainy through 
mind control, 
brutal machine with
- machete and gun
An innocent child torn from parents - a son, 
unseen evil elements 
are rejoicing the pain
fomented Rawanda complicit UN 
Parents and children 
no more comfort again
though long since - these cretins prepared.. 
elite 'Bloodline' WWF illuminati
Cabaal, 
Feeding on innocence, as they simply have none. 
to feed Deep State 
a Chaotic deep hole
fiscal ruin FIAT money 
towards intended fate

And yet that is what, 
They would have us believe 
- it's coincidence only.. 
'Nothing to see'

Blood soaked Diamonds collected.. 
- Sierra Leone
sold through Belgium, 
New World Order 
- Luciferian throne
after all this time, 'Democratic' Congo is still, 
- so under the thumb 
Herewith and henceforth collision in war
Angola, Sudan torture, 
and the paid for, terror 
the UN sit watching, 
by default they are - erasing the poor
Western nations, general public, 
are fickle and numb..
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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