February 25, 2020

The Locust of Africa's Problems

This from Stephen Heins:

World Leaders Have Ignored Africa Malaria and Insect Infestation

Unsurprisingly, the international foundations, Environmental NGOs, European Union, WHO, World Bank, IMF, and the UN have been enamored with central planning for many years, that doled out their environmental and technological genius like a "benevolent dictator."

Essentially, the world financial institutions ended up just giving loans to really bad governments. The World and International Monetary Fund never designed aid program incentives to help with malaria and insect infection actions. Like most examples of Western arrogance, these aid programs were simply expected to provide a silver bullet to issues such as population control, but they stuck with the environmental bromide, a insecticide-fre e world.

The desert lo­cust is described as "the most destructive migratory insect in the world’”

In particular, Kenya has been hit es­pe­cially hard. One swarm there measures 37 by 25 miles, and of­fi­cials say over a mil­lion acres of pas­ture and crop­land have al­ready been de­stroyed. The U.N., who shares a major responsibility for the famine, says that more than 20 mil­lion peo­ple in East Africa are fac­ing food short­ages.

When will world leaders stop their agricultural arrogance and anti-intelligen ce?

Africa's Locust Plague Shows the Dangers of Green Colonialism

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1 Tim, you did manage to make Spam comments harder to add. But somewhere along the line it became impossible for me to correct errors in posted articles -- errors such as the broken words in the article above. I'll try rebooting my machine to see if that helps, but. . .

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3 That's what I was afraid of, Dana. And it didn't seem to actually stop the spam as the thread so dramatically illustrates.

I might have to drop the threshold back down and close comments for a time.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 26, 2020 06:56 AM (vAUV7)

4 Too bad you can't work out some kind of double-authentication routine. This is the only way I get to talk with you these days.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 26, 2020 11:17 AM (G6Lac)

5 There are systems in here that can do different things, but some of them don''t work and I don't understand others. Let me screw around with it.

I REALLY need to get my e-mail back.

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