Economic Benefits of War: The secret you did not know

I stead, Economic Benefits of War has more to do with the long-term economic profit that countries reap from the creation of wars and the establishment of dependencies that lasts for generations.

By economic benefits of war, countries with strong economic and production capacities and willing to maintain their economic dominance are advised to create, guide, and finance wars in countries and regions they intend to capture for market and supply supply.

Normally, what happens is that, a war is engineered by those who want to create economic and political dominance within a specific period of time, and when the war finally comes into effect, they will provide support to sustain the war until a point where all the local economic sustainaces are broken. When this is achieved, they finally will withdraw their support and peace comes at last.

Yes, during the times of war they will provide you cloth because your garment industry is not operating, that is = after the war you will fall in love with their fashion and import clothing to keep your new found fashion.

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When you are provided a food in war time for 5 years, you are being engineered into developing a new taste for a generational market for the food supplier.

For example, it is estimated that each year, Nigeria import hundreds of millions of Dollars of Okporokpo fish from Norway and many Igbos I have met tell me that the Okporokpo fish is a very important party of their culture to the extent that is demanded among items for a bride price.

How did we get there? It all started during Nigeria-Biafra war of 1967 to 1970. During this period, Norway consistently supply this fish on humanitarian grounds to support the Biafrans. Though the war is gone, the taste remains and since 1970 (50 years) Norway continues to reap their economic benefits of that War.

It is important for us to take not, their intonation is never to help anyone win a war. Instead, their aim is to serve as catalysts for our self-destruction that will ultimately promote their interests.

The next time you want to go to war with your own brothers and sisters because you think some powerful hands who do not look like you are with you, think about this and think again.

No one of us is better than any one of us; we are all as good as each one of us and it is only when we come to acknowledge this, and come together as one, then we can all succeed.

Source: Kwadwo Agyei Yeboah