THE DECENT END OF POVERTY

USING THE MONEY WE HAVE SPENT ON AIDING THE POOR EFFICIENTLY AND PROVIDING ECONOMIC PROSPERITY TO THE WORLD

We live in a tragic world with pictures of starving Africans on the television. There they are barefoot in scattered rags, walking 25 kilometers to a non efficient-school every day, invisibly thin, having these gigantic brown eyes looking at us, screaming for help. And then there are the other pictures of our glorious, celebrated, honored gentlemen declaring generous, new fund projects, the World Bank creating the simplest plans for the eradication of poverty, generously emptying the governmental wallet and in full trust sending it to the corrupt, first governmental officials of countries, whose names we cannot even pronounce, full of unskilled workers. While the inefficient African government fails to introduce order and wealth, their workers fail to produce more and the unproductive African societies again fail to increase their living standards. New pictures can be seen on our television containing the same invisibly thin, starving Africans as seen before (subtracting the ones who have already starved, of course) with the same giant eyes crying for more help. Again our statesman plan, arrange and set up a plan most perfect for the eradication of world poverty. Having the answers for all questions of poverty in one master plan, spending fortunes good willingly to the corrupt party officials who are not showing any of it to the poor.

The spiral is given no break in today’s economic recession. More and more of the money we give our statesmen in support of their new master plans, still flows into the pockets of barbarian leaders, not reaching any profitable effect whatsoever. Not ending the blaring and demanding pictures of the Africans in the news. I can see the inefficiency of this organization as I go out into town. The shops are empty, no one is willing to buy and companies are cutting down workers every day. We are so deeply in this crisis that I would not wonder seeing a high school drop-out fighting with a university degree student over a job at McDonald’s. Crisis is everywhere, it affects everybody! Nevertheless it is our honored governments who are hurt most. While with all this spending, not even their simplest plans for the eradication of poverty are fulfilled properly, they have less and less money to spend on their glamorous holiday trips, houses, cars and other great genialities such as the eradication of all diseases (including HIV), global climate change and death which are with a little spending here and there almost as easy to reach as the end of poverty.

But these images can be fought, they can be replaced. A decent end of poverty can be made when we start to focus on economic growth, which is of real importance to the world. Those are the 342 billion dollars that could have saved us from the depression we are in currently! Those yearly 24 Billion dollars of spending is the sum that is preventing us from getting out of the depression. Investing this money in the aggregate demand of our economies would stimulate consumer spending along with private and cooperative investment. Jobs can be created when subsidizing these firms and the production would flourish again. In the meantime our statesmen can focus on other master plans on their mind, which easily eliminate other scary pictures of our news channels.

Nevertheless, with the “Big Push” the World Bank gave 22 billion dollars to African countries from 1970 to 1994 for public investment (which was part of the total 342 billion spent), but there was no production gain; since 1979 a waste of 5 Billion dollars was sent to support a public owned steel mill in Nigeria, though the mill has not produced anything until today. These societies of no use therefore, after so many years of service, may not demand free lunches from the rest of the world anymore and a concrete, solid, firm border, serving both for protection and against exploitation of the West, around Africa shall keep their demanding hands inside (and their pictures off our TV Channels). The barricade shall be erected higher than one can jump, reach or climb and thicker than one can destroy by trouble-free means. We will eliminate this useless leakage of our economy, shut the Africans off by this massive stone border and provide our statesmen with 24 Billion dollars of prosperity.

In fact, Western Societies have spent 2.3 trillion over the last five decades on foreign aid and have not managed to prevent half of all malaria deaths costing 12 cents for medicine for each child child. We have not managed to get 4 dollar net beds to poor families and we have not managed to provide each new mother with 3 dollars to prevent the death of 5 million children. In future these great sums of money shall be used in the investment sector. An increase in government spending in the West’s economies will lead to a demand push-effect increasing investment and spending. Firms may be subsidized more creating a higher production at a lower price level, therefore increasing disposable income of our country, creating more and more spending, getting us out of the 20th century financial crisis.Another great advantage comes into place when opening up our borders in 2-3 centuries. New land, new living and new prosperity can be gained. Our economies can triple while new living spaces are created and new resources are obtained. The world’s living standards’ will rise to the horizon and give us the prosperity that has been taken from us.

Those are 342 Billion dollars that the West would not have spent blindly if the voices of our television weren’t nagging it’s feet. We would not have spent this 342 Billion if the skeletons were not following us in our worst night mares and attacking us every time we turn on the TV. Having no other motive than the public good of society in my mind I am proposing this solution since it is the most efficient way to end poverty, the economic crisis and to raise the living standards. For the educated western society it is a win-win situation, since we are now finally getting a return of what has been taken from us ever since.

Anyhow, I can see an ethnical thinker contradicting my arguments, imposing that everyone in this world is a valuable member of society. But of what use is the life of these Barbarians to the world, how are they supportive? They are sitting, opening their eyes as large as possible, waiting with their empty bowls for food and money coming out of the West’s pockets, while any help gets lost due to the corruptness of local leaders and their undereducated, inefficient, barbarian mind. What we have to see that it is us, the educated western society, who have raised the most brilliant minds (and with our flourishing production and trade contribute most to the wellbeing of the world) that are starving out. Using up more and more of the world’s space, they are multiplying exponentially everyday like McDonald’s Restaurants in the 1960’s. Demanding more and more, producing less and less, lowering the standard of the world we live in. Let us therefore stop them before it is too late and time runs out.

Consequently I am proposing this to you knowing that the increase in living standards and the public good is the only thing on my mind. By shutting the Africans off, and using the money we are currently spending on foreign aid for the governments’ well beings. No one is harmed; the previous services of our honored statesmen to the African continent are simply dismissed for the benefit of all.