Corruption China and Africa

China is selling weapons and investing on a goverment that is in an ethnic war to eradicate other african cultures, south africa is in a genocide and China is helping it

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• genocide
• china
• africa
• corruption

[chef4today1]

This further lets me know that most of these "charities" are full of it and they are just trying to still peoples money... I have always been the type if you want something done do it urself b/c people are so evil now days idc how righteous they may come off as they are money hungry and they will use these poor people or children to get their money...

[chef4today1]

Watching this make me realize how spoiled some of us are, how we complain about stupid stuff while there are people who are suffering from starvation... I love the charities here but all of the money they've been getting they should have hospitals and all kinds of things...

[chef4today1]

This just makes me cry b/c there are starving babies all over this world and it sadden's me b/c all of these filthy rich people care about is going shopping and vacations when they could be doing something good...

[neonug14]

This is a very malicious advertisement

[gdx32]

its better to kill one evil man to save billion people soul

[powerofthroughts]

This video is un fair, china is not part of these problem, china is the only solution to Africa, all the funds are no longer in the hands of dictator, chinese investment are roads , hospital, university, housing, railways etc. of course chinese is not doing Africa a favor, they will gain profit.

[saint666]

The root and cause of the many problems of Africa is the colonial legacy of the west. Which they had no intention of fixing in the hundreds of years of occupation. Now Africa is no longer their playground, Africans now have another choice and opportunity. Suddenly they get the idea that westerners have nothing to do with any of the decay they're left Africa in, It was all because of China, now we can wash our bloody hands.

[oddballrach]

（Part3）In 1937 near Shanghai, the killing, torture and assault of Japanese POWs and Chinese civilians accused of collaboration, were recorded in photographs taken by Swiss businessman Tom Simmen. In 1996, Simmen's son released the pictures, showing Nationalist Chinese soldiers involved in arbitrary executions by decapitation and shooting, as well as public torture.

[oddballrach]

(Part2)He also wrote that, in some intakes of Nationalist conscripts, 90% died from disease, starvation or violence, before they had even commenced training. In The Birth of Communist China, C.P. Fitzgerald describes China under the rule of KMT thus: the Chinese people groaned under a regime Fascist in every quality except efficiency.

[oddballrach]

(Part1)R. J. Rummel states that there is little information regarding the general treatment of Japanese prisoners taken by Chinese Nationalist forces during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-45). However, Chinese civilians and conscripts, as well as Japanese civilians, were maltreated by Chinese soldiers. Rummel claims that Chinese peasants "often had no less to fear from their own soldiers than they did from the Japanese."