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September 11, 2020, 01:50:41 PM
Last edit: September 12, 2020, 10:42:37 AM by Gozie51
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Neocolonialism is the recent emergence from colonialism. I want to agree that colonialism is a direct or physical domination of people especially against there will, knowing or unknowingly consenting or forcefully. But neocolonialism has nothing to do with physical presence or consenting as it may be, it involves either dependency (knowingly or not).

Neocolonialism involves the use of economic, political, cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries, especially former dependencies or the control or domination by a powerful country over weaker ones (especially former colonies) by the use of economic pressure, political suppression and cultural dominance.
The above explains neocolonialism as it relates to colony and her colonial country.

However, neocolonialism has gone pass such simple narrative. Some developed countries too are facing this neocolonialism and other less developed countries are facing it with countries that have colonized them and also in the hands of world agencies like IMF, WHO, UNO, UNESCO etc. when they solicit for loan and other support because they give condition either to provide a certain percentage of manpower/professionals or condition for security.

Most of the third world countries are being recolonized by this neocolonialism because they are solely dependent on technologically advanced countries for almost every aspect of life and they are also getting alculrated as they are jettisoning their own culture and tradition for cultures new to their system even when the home culture isn't outdated or against natural
justice.

Neocolonialism as I said earlier is not only on the countries that are technogically less developed. Hence, as far there is trading, buying and selling , a developed nation can also be a victim of neocolonialism by having spy in their midst and agent maybe



There is a super state that controls most of the world, and they appoint the governments of countries to benefit themselves.

That is right and it is called neocolonialism.

They benefit themselves at the expense of the country as a whole and the masses suffer it more.

Neocolonialism is not a symbiotic relationship but a master / servant relationship.

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This is one way that it can also happen
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5271464.msg55078849#msg55078849

Ways to know A country under the neocolonialism agenda are:


1. When a country can't process there raw material into any kind of utility goods they desire and also make use of its byproducts too.
Countries that fall on this category are highly facing neocolonialism because they are going to be majorly an exporting country and that means they can't grow in GDP. They can't generate good foreign reserve. They can't grow there home industry and employment will be very high leading to many vices, unrest, economic and political instability.

2. Country that budget more percentage to recurrent expenditure/salaries rather than capital expenditure/projects. When you don't develop your roads, electricity, hospitals and other amenities, you don't grow economically and otherwise.

3. If your country travel alot to other countries. By doing this, they create jobs for the sectors being visited while providing foreign exchange for them and strengthing their currency because you have to convert to their currency, and that's making its demand higher.

4. When the country is surviving on loan from world organizations and countries. No country grows by servicing debt always.

5. A country that suffers from brain drain. This is because her best heads are scrabbling for greener pasture elsewhere because they are getting more incentive.

6.When your country is highly a consuming nation: You only get utility (by the way, utility in economies is when goods get to consumer as finished product or ready for consumption goods) when you transport raw material elsewhere for finished goods.

7.When your country is home to dumping of used technologies and products. Because the country can't produce them but desire them as means of survival.

8.When your country is always devaluing the currency. This is a sure signal because you get the advise that when you devalue, it takes care of inflation etc but that can work for a producing country not a dependent country.


Solution for running out of dependency and neocolonialism

1.Education: This is foundation to all because everything starts at this level which is the basis. It includes formal and informal

2. Develop your technology: This is also important because you can build, construct and maintain your amenities yourself and save cost, reduce expatriates.

3. Strive to become a manufacturing country: This is important to build a master/master trade relationship and not master/servant. You have equal bargaining and exchange power.

4. Zero tolerance for corruption: As always, a corrupt country will always be a retrogressing country.

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September 11, 2020, 02:36:09 PM
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colonisation is not the big fear its presented as

corporatisation is
many governments are outsourcing public services to private businesses and causing the private businesses to become stronger while weakening the powers of government.

many public services end up costing more tax money but end up offering less actual services to the public. and these private businesses then end up having clauses where the cost to break the contract outweighs any savings the government treasury could make by finding other vendors.

EG imagine a police stations IT that is secured and upgraded by a private contract. if the state governors decided to stop the contract. that private company not only sues the state. but also takes out its IT meaning the criminal records data. leaving the police with just a notepad and pen system.

IBM has taking over local council and police IT systems for some area's meaning. they pretty much run everything. yep that includes the wage budget for council workers and police. this has caused less police officers and more voluntary 'community support officers'

elderly care was al public service. now there are more private healthcare facilities which have doubled the cost of being cared for, while offering less services.

im not worried about the <1% migrant 'colonisation' but i am concerned about the prvatisation of things our tax money suppose to pay for as thats the real colonisation. france has many 'services' that are running in the UK meaning that france is more of a threat then the middleeast immigrants

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September 11, 2020, 03:28:46 PM
Last edit: September 16, 2020, 02:07:38 PM by Gozie51
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colonisation is not the big fear its presented as

corporatisation is
many governments are outsourcing public services to private businesses and causing the private businesses to become stronger while weakening the powers of government.

many public services end up costing more tax money but end up offering less actual services to the public. and these private businesses then end up having clauses where the cost to break the contract outweighs any savings the government treasury could make by finding other vendors.

EG imagine a police stations IT that is secured and upgraded by a private contract. if the state governors decided to stop the contract. that private company not only sues the state. but also takes out its IT meaning the criminal records data. leaving the police with just a notepad and pen system.

IBM has taking over local council and police IT systems for some area's meaning. they pretty much run everything. yep that includes the wage budget for council workers and police. this has caused less police officers and more voluntary 'community support officers'

elderly care was al public service. now there are more private healthcare facilities which have doubled the cost of being cared for, while offering less services.

im not worried about the <1% migrant 'colonisation' but i am concerned about the prvatisation of things our tax money suppose to pay for as thats the real colonisation. france has many 'services' that are running in the UK meaning that france is more of a threat then the middleeast immigrants

Buddy go and check, you realize to your surprise that most privatization done fall in the hands of people in government and their friends friends. This is why people pay more and get less for the service and nobody blinks an eye on that.

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