The Berlin Experiment (ePub)

Why is it that conflict, violence, corruption, and poverty continue to mar Africa, a continent rich in both natural and human resources? Is it a doomed land, destined to remain the victim of corruption, hunger, and abuse? Is there any hope for the African people in their struggle for development? The Berlin Experiment answers these questions in a sweeping root-cause failure analysis of the past, present, and future Africa. Understanding dawns as the book details the centuries of exploitation, the stripping of Africa in terms of resources, independence, and dignity, by the European invaders and the adverse effect of their callous disregard for the African people, which has now left the continent plagued with mental disorders that the people barely recognize or understand. The book takes the reader back to the beginning of African civilization in 16,000 BCE then follows the timeline through to the present day in a startling exposé of just what went wrong in Africa and what it will take to fix it. Brutally honest, the book scrutinizes neocolonialism, focusing upon the developmental barriers mounted by the post colonial African leaders due to their mental disorders. Change, the book outlines, has to come from a complete sea-change, with a top-to-bottom approach. This book speaks the bitter truth to Africa and the world so that Africa will know the truth and be made free, if she is willing, from bondage, corruption, poverty, the yoke of slavery, colonialism, neocolonialism, the chronicles of war and conflict.