SPINELESS EUROPEAN LEADERS HAVE BROUGHT ECONOMIC WOES ON THEIR CITIZENS

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SPINELESS EUROPEAN LEADERS HAVE BROUGHT ECONOMIC WOES ON THEIR CITIZENS

European Leaders failed to check the monster in Washington DC.
European leaders thought that the monster would cause a revolt in America.
No, Americans do not protest government policies by protests and rioting.

The warmongering monster backed by the spineless US Congress has exported his economic woes to Europe while the monster enriches himself and his family.
This cookie-like character á la his Sesame Street counterpart has an insatiable appetite for cookies—corruption.
The spineless European leaders were sipping tea with cookies in their capitals while the monster moved the world closer to World War III.

European citizens with spines are protesting the economic hardships resulting from the monster’s incursion into Iran with Israel:
Europeans are protesting and rioting in France.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Italy.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Albania.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Spain.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Portugal.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Belgium.
Europeans are protesting and rioting in Germany.

Why no protests and riots in America?

In America, protesters and rioters take out their anger on fellow citizens—mass shooters—or on other countries—unprovoked war of aggression
Americans protests against the monster are like rave parties where Kumbaya becomes their anthem

Have Europeans learnt?

Not until the European leaders have taken severe beatings from their citizens.
Beatings that shall enthrone wrong-wing, ultra-Nationalist governments in European capitals as the nascent American fascism goes international.
All because of the spineless leadership in WashingtonDC, Rome, Tirana, Madrid, Lisbon, Brussels, and Berlin.

Political silence has real economic consequences.

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Ama Ndlovu explores the connections of culture, ecology, and imagination.

Her work combines ancestral knowledge with visions of the planetary future, examining how Black perspectives can transform how we see our world and what lies ahead.