Reading this article, I thought of the following.
In my opinion, the project of colonizing Africa is a three-stage project:
- An initial temporary colonization was intended to lay the foundations for political control of Africa. Human resources were then too scarce to allow for settlement colonization. Once that was done, the colonizers had to leave. But, of course, Africa remained under control through its leaders (albeit covertly).
- The second stage will be to bring in whites and mixed-race people following World War III and possibly following other conflicts, to effect an initial whitening of Africa.
- Once the rot has set in, the third stage will be the total or near-total whitening of Africa.
The Contribution of Anglo-Saxon Countries in the Recolonization of Africa
So, if the English colonized part of Africa, it wasn't just to use the economic resources of these countries at that time. It's also for the project of recolonizing Africa (this is also the case for France). The Anglo-Saxon world will provide Black people, especially mixed-race people, and a certain number of white people for the second stage of colonization.
It's true that there aren't many Black people and mixed-race people in England. But there are many in the USA.
So, after the Third World War, Black people and mixed-race people from the USA will be deported or banished to Africa (and a small portion of white people who will have been in the same camp). And the countries that will receive them will probably be the countries formerly colonized by England. This will allow Anglo-Saxon countries to participate in the recolonization of Africa alongside France.
So, one might think that since English colonization is now old, the countries in question abandoned the use of the English language a long time ago. And therefore, there's no reason for banished Black people to go to those countries. But in fact, many of the countries in question still speak English.
"List of African countries that speak English: Includes official, co-official, and bilingual English-speaking countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, South Africa, Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Cameroon."
So yes, Black people in the US will have reasons to go to these countries.
There are about 10% of blacks in the USA, that's 30 million. In fact, they are practically all mixed race. So, that's more like 30 million mixed race people. We can easily add 40 or 50 million more diluted mixed race people. So, that's 70 or 80 million mixed race black people to send to the former African colonies.
The Contribution of South America
Moreover, we can assume that some South American countries will subsequently be called upon to contribute. If there are so many Black people in Brazil, it wasn't done for nothing, but for this very purpose. And that's a huge population. There are 211 million inhabitants in Brazil. 10% are Black, 45% are mixed race, and 45% are white. So, officially, we have 55% Black and mixed race, or 110 million. But apparently, most white people are more or less mixed race. So, the population of true whites must be very low, more like 10 %, which means we actually have about 180 million Black and mixed race people. And Brazil's population will continue to grow. So, that will be a huge number of people to colonize Africa. Since many will speak English, many will go to the former English colonies. And some will go to the former French colonies.
And since they are quite white, that will mean a lot of mixed race people.
To justify the policies of expelling Black and mixed-race people, one might assume that there will be conflicts between Brazil and neighboring countries, especially those in the south, such as Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay. But perhaps also Venezuela in the north. Indeed, the elite will create conflicts between Black and mixed-race people to gain the latter's support. And one might assume that the United States will intervene against Brazil. Brazil's enemy countries will then have racist leaders, and when they win the war, Black and mixed-race people from Brazil will be expelled to Africa. Or at least, the elite will create the conditions so that they are almost forced to go to Africa.
A priori, Brazil should be the main country concerned. There are Black and mixed-race people also in Venezuela and Colombia, a few at the equator. But significantly fewer than in Brazil. And there are very few elsewhere. This is what we can see on Wikipedia. "There are almost 27 million Black people in South America, and here too, Brazil leads the way with 20 million. Then come Venezuela (3 million), Colombia (2 million), and Ecuador (1 million). Finally, there are 100,000 in Guyana and 44,000 in Suriname; they are rare in other countries."
Timing and other reflections
All this will happen after World War III. First, there will be the expulsion of Black and mixed-race people from the USA (and Canada). Then, there will be the expulsion of Black and mixed-race people from South America. It's reasonable to assume that since the Middle East project will take time to be realized, this stage involving South America will only happen in 200 or 300 years.
And so we will have the same situation of crossbreeding as Brazil, but this time in Africa. Except it won't stop there. It will end with the total whitening of Africa. But that might take 500 or a thousand years.
Massive immigration, accompanied by the change in the racial composition of Africa, will make it possible to justify wars between African countries (simple ethnic differences already allow this, for example: the Hutu and the Tutsi). And also civil wars, political movements, etc. This will increase the confusion, which will mean that no one will think to accuse the elite. Especially since the elite will probably also use Asians in some places, Arabs in others, which will make it harder to accuse whites.
One might think that the elite will raise the standard of living in certain African countries, to give mixed-race and Black foreigners a reason to live there. Of course, these countries will let Black and mixed-race people come without any problem. And mixed-race people will be respected in these countries because they will boost the economy.
The elite will probably ensure that Africa's birth rate is low at that time and that there will be a baby boom. So, the newcomers will replace the native populations all the more quickly.
It may not be all African countries that will be welcoming. It will probably be three or four. But it will provide a gateway. If all African countries opened their doors wide, things would get suspicious. But with only a few countries, it will be significantly less so.
And there will thus be a significant concentration of mixed-race people in certain countries, instead of them being dispersed throughout Africa. This will allow them to then spill over into neighboring countries.