Africans: The Unique Race, the Failed People & the Broken Culture

The Story of the Black People of Africa: A Stagnant Culture Over sixty years of black leadership in Africa have proven more chaotic than progressive. It took only a few thousand Europeans to conquer over 120 million Africans between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Europeans then developed Africa, formed countries, and handed it back to Africans. Unfortunately, it took the Africans only a few decades to overbreed and overpopulate the continent with the multiplication of poverty, crime, violence, wars, greed, and environmental ruination. In this somewhat chaotic video, I explored the reasons why Europeans didn't settle in Africa as extensively as they did in the Americas. For instance, in countries like Argentina, 80% of the population is white; in Brazil, it's 43%; in Uruguay, 88%; in Chile, 40%; in Colombia, 30%; in Venezuela, 40%; in Canada, 70%; and in the USA, 56%. In contrast, not even 1% of the population in West, Central, or East Africa is white. So, why didn't Europeans settle in Africa? After all, Africa had far greater resources and was closer to Europe. I compared the significant failures observed in various African countries. I continued my typical tendency to generalise about the broader issues faced by much of black Africa, which I believe stem from a combination of incompetence and a broken culture. I proposed what I see as a definitive solution: outsourcing leadership to capable indigenous Europeans and East Asians in a win-win collaboration—no freebies. In my view, Africans currently lack the skills to govern their countries effectively or build a successful economy from the ground up. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.