Why/how certain 3rd world countries were deliberately set up to fail

[Franctoshi]

Western people are hypocrites, they got bias when it comes to the life/policies made in other countries and the same thing happens in their country, they will have a different opinion.

Poor countries are struggling to survive but they got all the resources so some found a way to control their political leaders and manages to steal all the resources as they can.

What you is what's happening, but I do not totally blame the west, but I blame those 3rd world countries that left themselves to be used by the west, especially those corrupt leaders, No one will build your home for you, and they shouldn't rely on the West to fix their problems, because I don't see reason why they haven't realized what is going and start to fight it and change the system and rewrite the history. Many of these countries are even blessed natural resources that can help transform their country to any level that they want.

[Hewlet]

Western people are hypocrites, they got bias when it comes to the life/policies made in other countries and the same thing happens in their country, they will have a different opinion.

Poor countries are struggling to survive but they got all the resources so some found a way to control their political leaders and manages to steal all the resources as they can.

What you is what's happening, but I do not totally blame the west, but I blame those 3rd world countries that left themselves to be used by the west, especially those corrupt leaders, No one will build your home for you, and they shouldn't rely on the West to fix their problems, because I don't see reason why they haven't realized what is going and start to fight it and change the system and rewrite the history. Many of these countries are even blessed natural resources that can help transform their country to any level that they want.

It's even funny that we're still talking about the west being the reason why we're where we are even when most of the third world country have gained independence and have supposedly been running Thier lives for the past 30 years or even more. If the west has set up a system you're not comfortable with, what happens to changing it? We've had succession of leaders from time past till present day that have travelled far and wide and yet they can't come up with policies that will help strengthen their country and help strengthen Thier independence.

The issue with Thier world country has always been that they fear to take up responsibility and truly leave as an independent entity. The moment they are able to do that, it will fix everything for them. There's no point putting any blame on another nation.

[_Miracle]

"The West" has historically destabilized other countries and allowed the establishment to exploit resources for the profit of a few elites.
A new form of colonialism.

Read The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Kline.

In the past these actions were classified and kept secret, it's all out in the open now but it's taking us people some time to catch on.

Children mine minerals for our phones so mega corporations can continue to reap crazy profits with cheap labor.
The true irony is that it destabilizes countries and creates migration issues while the tax payers also pay.
So politicians scapegoat migrants and we applaud the billionaire class.  

I hope we get this taken care of in my lifetime... but I'm thinking humanity is in for a big fight before that happens :-/

The truth is that history has alot of cases where powerful countries and big companies take advantages of weaker places, especially when it comes to resources. But let's know that changes don't just come from putting blames, instead it comes from how we demand for  better laws, responsible leaders and fair trade. Okay of people begin asking questions on where things do come from, how workers are being treated and hold both companies and leaders accountable, the pressure will build things to change. The fight or struggle isn't only external but begins with actions and awareness from the ordinary people as well.

Blame only shifts attention away from 'the' exploitative system that always works against general humanity.
If we look to history as lessons, we learn.

I think there has been a growing global revolution but when you are in it, it doesn't feel like the stories they call "history".
Our leaders everywhere are failing us right now.

[Ishicryptic]

If you're from an underdeveloped country and think that you're truly independent then you're still living in fantacies because the leaders of your countries are being controlled by one or more powerful western powers and even if you know as an Individual there is nothing you can do about it. Direct slavery is no longer fashionable so they plant leaders that they control and be exploiting their natural resources while the majority of the citizens remain impoverished.

You can imagine a president in his 90s still winning election in his country and not as if his country is industrialized and developed, clearly the reason why he's still in power is because he is serving his masters well, it doesn't matter if he's weak and not capable of leading a country. There are presidents in Africa, that have spent decades in power and their countries are still backward, it doesn't matter if elections are held they will still win with the influence those that are benefiting illegally from their continued stay in office.

[Oluwa-btc]

If you're from an underdeveloped country and think that you're truly independent then you're still living in fantacies because the leaders of your countries are being controlled by one or more powerful western powers and even if you know as an Individual there is nothing you can do about it. Direct slavery is no longer fashionable so they plant leaders that they control and be exploiting their natural resources while the majority of the citizens remain impoverished.

You can imagine a president in his 90s still winning election in his country and not as if his country is industrialized and developed, clearly the reason why he's still in power is because he is serving his masters well, it doesn't matter if he's weak and not capable of leading a country. There are presidents in Africa, that have spent decades in power and their countries are still backward, it doesn't matter if elections are held they will still win with the influence those that are benefiting illegally from their continued stay in office.

This is why we say Democracy is bullshit and it has never and will never help the average African from.the hands of their corrupt leaders in power.

A good look at Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso is all we need in Africa. In two years, look at what these guys have achieved for their people. It is impressive.  They are building the Sahel regions in a way that benefits all three of them for the present and the future. The sell outs in Africa are in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Benin, Cameroon and also Togo. There are many more but the above mentioned puppets are all answering to the west.

[Fiatless]

This is why we say Democracy is bullshit and it has never and will never help the average African from.the hands of their corrupt leaders in power.

A good look at Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso is all we need in Africa. In two years, look at what these guys have achieved for their people. It is impressive.  They are building the Sahel regions in a way that benefits all three of them for the present and the future. The sell outs in Africa are in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Benin, Cameroon and also Togo. There are many more but the above mentioned puppets are all answering to the west.

I have not heard much about the positive development in Niger and Mali, but the exploits of Captain Ibrahim Traoré are well publicised. He has been able to build the nationalistic spirit in the Bukinabese, motivating them to contribute to nation-building. There have been massive agricultural, infrastructural, and other forms of development.

Some of the best African rulers who have bettered the lives of the people are not democrats. So one can assume that democracy has failed in Africa. Elections have been rigged even with the assistance of colonial powers. Democratically elected governments have become despots because they are backed by powerful foreign nations.

[Nalain420]

Many powerful countries and institutions have influenced the developed countries over the history , but the weak leadership , poor governors, weak institutions, internal conflict were there in those countries that they are facing today ,their failure is not because of the powerful countries but because of the problem that they are facing from their internal setup.

Though external pressure sometimes can create problems and obstacles but there are many countries who are ones not having good economy but they were heavily influenced by the foreign powers , they have now manage to achieve the progress through different reforms in the education system investments and other institutions. Market manipulation and political interest exist but that does not mean that negative development is always a part of coordinator plan in the case of cryptocurrency. Real problem can be solved by looking into the challenges faced by both externally and internally

[caroasi]

Civility is a genuinely difficult challenge. Humans are not at all a civilization, because they are generally do not behave in a civil way right now. Civility is a learned behavior. It all starts with virtues and values and has to be built in a sense from the ground up. We don't yet have a moral foundation upon which society is governed, so naturally it attracts people who are evil and corrupt based on its starting values. The basic concept of government in people's heads is that government starts out as a force for good. Government starts out as a force to raid other peoples houses and strip out their possessions to enrich the raiders. That is so abundantly clear from history books it is shocking people could think otherwise. The Bible is the most popular book ever sold. It makes it crystal clear that the primary purpose of military was to go into neighboring territories, raid the homes, and strip out their resources. The residents would then be enslaved as an act of "generosity" rather than killing them.

The idea of Democracy is great but we don't even have that as a basic foundation, nor do we have an understanding of many rights we have that are just totally unprotected entirely. For example, there is no right to use property in the USA that you own. Ha! Yes, they have to add a lot of basic rights into constitutions that remain unprotected to this day. And we have to STOP treating the government as something that will help us. No, you have to re-start from the ground up because the foundations are corrupt from the ground up.

Its very hard to live a moral life. We cannot expect politicians to solve our problems for us. We cannot delegate powers we don't have as individuals to others that overtly and in public lie, cheat, steal, and kill our way to prosperity. The basic concept of government is that you give them powers to lie, cheat, steal, and kill but re-name the terms to sound nicer. That is a 100% chance of failure and so we'll be stumbling through and failing into the foreseeable future until that changes.

[Oluwa-btc]

I have not heard much about the positive development in Niger and Mali, but the exploits of Captain Ibrahim Traoré are well publicised. He has been able to build the nationalistic spirit in the Bukinabese, motivating them to contribute to nation-building. There have been massive agricultural, infrastructural, and other forms of development.

Some of the best African rulers who have bettered the lives of the people are not democrats. So one can assume that democracy has failed in Africa. Elections have been rigged even with the assistance of colonial powers. Democratically elected governments have become despots because they are backed by powerful foreign nations.

Tou should take a peep then! Look at how they've come together to fight terrorism in their region and also chased out colonial powers taking them a lot backwards. It was also thank you to the Russian intelligence providing necessary information and updates on how to tackle their issues. They're currently thriving but western powers are still attempting to assassinate their new leaderships.

Democracy has never helped the average African, I stand on that, just a scheme for sellouts, puppets and colonial masters. China is example enough that Democracy is an illusion and it has never supported the masses.

[Lida93]

If you're from an underdeveloped country and think that you're truly independent then you're still living in fantacies because the leaders of your countries are being controlled by one or more powerful western powers and even if you know as an Individual there is nothing you can do about it. Direct slavery is no longer fashionable so they plant leaders that they control and be exploiting their natural resources while the majority of the citizens remain impoverished.

You can imagine a president in his 90s still winning election in his country and not as if his country is industrialized and developed, clearly the reason why he's still in power is because he is serving his masters well, it doesn't matter if he's weak and not capable of leading a country. There are presidents in Africa, that have spent decades in power and their countries are still backward, it doesn't matter if elections are held they will still win with the influence those that are benefiting illegally from their continued stay in office.

This is why we say Democracy is bullshit and it has never and will never help the average African from.the hands of their corrupt leaders in power.

A good look at Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso is all we need in Africa. In two years, look at what these guys have achieved for their people. It is impressive.  They are building the Sahel regions in a way that benefits all three of them for the present and the future. The sell outs in Africa are in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Benin, Cameroon and also Togo. There are many more but the above mentioned puppets are all answering to the west.

"The so called democracy promoters of the West are not even in themselves truly democratic" and this is something any independent researcher about their actions and violence towards other sovereign nations can simply know, unbiased. Africa is filled with much greedy leaders who subservient themselves to these foreign powers in order to enrich themselves while in power and getting the protection of the West.
Any leader that dares to oppose, insisting on giving priority to his people and ensuring absolute indigenous resources control which would in a way drive local industries to compete with their multinational companies, the next thing you start seeing would be Western media propangadised attacks on that leader, making him appear like a tyrant just as they're doing with the Sahel countries that have risen against their neocolonial influences. Look at present Lybia and compare it to when Muammar Gaddafi was ruling before the regime of Barrack Obama annihilated him but claimed it was the rebel forces which was actually a creation of the regime to oust Gaddafi's government.

[Oluwa-btc]

Any leader that dares to oppose, insisting on giving priority to his people and ensuring absolute indigenous resources control which would in a way drive local industries to compete with their multinational companies, the next thing you start seeing would be Western media propangadised attacks on that leader, making him appear like a tyrant just as they're doing with the Sahel countries that have risen against their neocolonial influences. Look at present Lybia and compare it to when Muammar Gaddafi was ruling before the regime of Barrack Obama annihilated him but claimed it was the rebel forces which was actually a creation of the regime to oust Gaddafi's government.

Barrack Obama didn't just fight Libya and Africa, he also brought the fight to Nigeria and Nigerians by helping undermine the then government and also aid the present government into power.
That said, France and the US government are still not giving up about getting back the Sahel regions,  they already have military bases and proxy leaders in Benin, Nigeria and Ivory Coast which they could still use to attack the Sahel regions. If Nigerians do not take out Tinubu from power, there'll could be heated war game against the Sahel regions all for the sake of the west.