More hidden truths of Africa

by Ian Mosley

The wonders of multiculturalism never cease to amaze. According to a Zimbabwe-based news site, possibly the only one in Zimbabwe still functioning: “Young men are attacked and their genitals cut off while they are still alive; children’s throats are slit and their organs removed; and border-crossers are caught with bags containing human heads and sexual organs.These stories and more are contained in a horror report on the trafficking of human body parts in Mozambique and South Africa, which has unveiled a scary reality: body parts are frequently used in traditional medicine and there is a commonly held belief that such medicine is very powerful.”

Notice the mainstream media never tells us about things like this. You can add to these stories the superstition -taken seriously by many African men- that AIDS can be cured by having sex with a virgin. Predictably, this has led to the rape of younger and younger children in Africa until “baby rape” has become an epidemic. Funny how this particular story of “Diversity” has failed to make a widespread appearance in the Western press. If the truth about Africa were published, the opposition to African immigration would greatly increase.

The web site goes on: “‘Ritual killings are common here; it’s like daily bread. We do not even get shocked when a person is found dead with body parts removed,’ said one of the South Africans interviewed. Last year, 413 Mozambicans and South Africans attended open workshops and 139 went on to be interviewed. Twenty-two percent of interviewees had first-hand experience of seeing a mutilated body or separate body parts. Furthermore, researchers could not find a single case in which someone caught carrying a body part had been prosecuted.”

Remember all the headlines about “oppressed” Blacks in South Africa back in the ’80s? I guess “oppressed” means that everyone was fed and the White police didn’t tolerate voodoo killings in contrast to the rest of the Dark Continent. Liberals demanded total political equality for the Blacks and this is what has resulted. Liberals of course never admit that their policies have led to failure. The current financial crisis in the US stemmed from high-risk subprime loans to minorities that the banks were compelled to make by federal regulators supporting liberal policies. Prior to this policy change, the banks were solvent and only made home loans to responsible people. The truth is a rare commodity these days.

The article continues “According to the Mozambican Human Rights League (LDH), which initiated the research, this is because there is no legislation - local or international - that criminalises the carrying of a body part… A total of 93 percent of the interviewees believed medicine containing body parts was more powerful. One of the researchers, Matshidisho Ntsiuoa, said she had spoken to a woman who had gone to a sangoma for help to fall pregnant. The sangoma gave her a belt to wear. From the belt hung the fingers and penises of children. Although the woman felt uncomfortable about the belt, she wore it. She paid R4 000 for the consultation… Most of the medicine is aimed at making businesses more successful, and the researchers are worried that with the Fifa World Cup approaching, body parts will be in higher demand as people try to capitalise on increased business opportunities.”

Here, we send our kids to business school and have them get MBA’s. In Africa they just use a bag of body parts for success in business. I wonder if Mr. Obama might start adorning his cabinet members with necklaces made of fingers to try to fight the worsening Depression.