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'why he voted against the Belgian support of war in Mali, that it was based on lies and rooted in neo-colonialism. Then he expressed his disgust and wrath against the criminal foreign policies of the Western elite and its submission to foreign financial and interests groups, before scolding his colleagues who voted for interventionist war with ¦quot;f-ck you¦#39;s¦quot;. Finally, he says that the war on terror is a lie and that 9/11 was a false flag to justify aggressive military action in the Muslim world.'
Read and watch his full speech here:
http://chemtrailsplanet.net/2013/01/26/belgian-mp-blames-911-false-flag-for-criminal-invasions-of-sovereign-countries/
here is a c/p
"Mali is a country with massive natural resources which include gold, phosphates, kaolin, salt, limestone, uranium, gypsum, granite, hydropower which mostly exploited by westerners particularly France who has a large French nationals living in the country whilst The country¦#39;s population living in absolute poverty. Also new natural resources have been discovered in Mali which include bauxite, iron ore, manganese, tin, and copper deposits but so far not exploited. The existence of hydrocarbons in Mali has been known since the 1970s, when drilling tests proved massive oil resources which can be developed at low costs."
Right on, raandy, thanks for the info on Mali. Do take a few minutes to check out the speech in the link I provided above. Probably one of the most important in the 21st century and entertaining as well. :)
It is the same alliance of European, Arab, African colonists. Oppressors, merchants, traders, enslavers and tyrants of humanity.
Thanks for the link. They guy is a bit of a populist, but his points are valid.
You are very welcome- glad that you checked it out. :)
Here is another link to an article entitled 'Mali and AFRICOM¦#39;s Africa Agenda: Target China' by William F. Engdahl, an American journalist living in Frankfurt:
http://www.voltairenet.org/article177327.html
You`re welcome- glad you found it interesting. :)