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On August 15, 1971, President Richard Nixon interrupted Sunday night television to make an announcement that would quietly reshape the entire global financial system. Without a single vote in Congress, without consulting America's allies, and without any public debate, Nixon severed the last link between the U.S. dollar and gold — ending the Bretton Woods system that had governed international finance since World War II.
What followed was the birth of the fiat money era we still live in today. Inflation spiraled. Oil prices quadrupled. The petrodollar system emerged. And the rules of money changed forever — not through democratic process, but through a secret weekend meeting at Camp David attended by just fifteen men.
This is the story of how one decision, made behind closed doors, turned the dollar from a gold-backed promise into pure government decree — and why you're still paying the price for it more than fifty years later.
Sources and further reading:

Federal Reserve History — "Nixon Ends Convertibility of U.S. Dollars to Gold"

U.S. State Department — "Nixon and the End of the Bretton Woods System, 1971–1973"

Jeffrey E. Garten — "Three Days at Camp David: How a Secret Meeting in 1971 Transformed the Global Economy"

World Gold Council — "The Bretton Woods System"

Bank for International Settlements — Working Paper No. 684, "Triffin: Dilemma or Myth?"
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The official music video for Tobe Nwigwe, Flavour “PERFECTION (feat. C.S. Armstrong)”.

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LYRICS:
Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

My sweetie my sugar my love

Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

Fine fine see see fine fine baby ooooo

my aura come with real nigga decorum I’m on yo head like fedoras when I enter (enter)

..a g word to Warren, I leave em milky like Borden, if ever I touch a portion of they fender

Beep beep I’m on ya bumper lady

Hope my hands can make you talk like a muppet baby

I’m feeling so Kermit, all I need is a permit
If I leap promise me you’ll return it and..

Meet me mid air see what I did there..
Can’t no regular nigga do dat

It shouldn’t be hard (for you to conclude dat)
U wanna proceed to leave w/ me and get ya blew back

oops I meant back blew out no domestic
Flows perfected, ain’t hard to connect with,
A nigga who’s projecting, the essence of everything you wish that you was blessed with re- spect-ful-ly

Oh lord I know ain’t nobody perfect
But I see perfection in you
I see it in you…

Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

My sweetie my sugar my love

Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

Fine fine see see fine fine baby ooooo

Beautiful mama Odugwuo says you’re the one (you are the one)
My fine fine baby ooooooooo u shine like the sun

But would u back it up and dance w/ me
Not harsh baby amicably
Would you leap and take a chance w/ me
No triple k baby build a clan with me

Take my hand romantically then prance w/ me deny every man you see, every night clad yaself in something scantily & if you ever do me wrong I’ll grant ya amnesty cause

Oh lord I know ain’t nobody perfect
But I see perfection in you
I see it in you…

Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

My sweetie my sugar my love

Ndum ezuro oke mana Chukwu ji nwanyi’m wer mer ka ndum wer zuo oke

Fine fine see see fine fine baby ooooo

Why do the black man love his oppressor?
⁣Is the black man condemned to love his oppressors?

Burkina Faso : Ibrahim Traoré brise les tabous post-coloniaux à Yadga ! | Partie 1
Is the black man condemned to love his oppressors? This provocative question from Captain Ibrahim Traore has ignited a powerful conversation about sovereignty and identity across the continent. Join us as we dive deep into the psychological and political challenges of the modern African awakening.

In this episode of United States of Africa TV, we analyze the recent impactful remarks made by Burkina Faso leader Captain Ibrahim Traore during his address in the Yatenga region. Our panel of experts, including Elmansio Goldson and Soyuka Gaye, examines why Traore’s message resonates far beyond the borders of the Sahel. We discuss the importance of restoring the balance of black identity, the historical complexes created by colonization, and the urgent need to integrate pan-African consciousness into our educational systems.

From the metaphysical value of black skin to the geopolitical shifts toward a multipolar world, this report explores what it truly means for Africa to claim its dignity and move toward self-reliance. We examine the internal betrayals that hinder progress and the symbolic importance of leaders who choose autonomy over manipulation. We also look at the role of the Alliance of Sahel States in shaping a new future for the continent.

Chapters

0:00 Intro and welcome to United States of Africa TV
3:10 The impact of Captain Ibrahim Traore’s speech in Yatenga
6:45 Analyzing the psychological diagnosis of identity
10:20 Why historical speeches belong in African schools
14:15 Shock therapy and strategies against destabilization
18:30 Ancient Egyptian wisdom on balance and harmony
22:50 The secret of melanin and the value of black skin
27:10 Overcoming colonial complexes and human rights narratives
31:45 Learning from global history and indigenous struggles
36:20 The quest for self-sufficiency and manufacturing
40:15 Restoring dignity through the AES Confederation
44:50 The role of religion and education in liberation
46:30 Final summary and call to action

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The American Civil War didn't start at Fort Sumter. It started decades earlier — in congressional tariff fights, on Wall Street trading floors, in the vaults of London banks, and across the cotton fields that powered the global economy. Most people learn a simplified version of this story. The truth is far more complex, far more disturbing, and far more relevant to the world we live in today.In this deep dive, we uncover what mainstream history leaves out: how enslaved people became the single most valuable financial asset in the entire United States — worth more than every railroad, factory, and bank combined. How Northern banks and British merchant houses bankrolled the expansion of slavery across the Deep South. How a tax dispute in 1828 nearly triggered secession thirty years before the first shot was fired. How the fight over Western territories was really a fight over which economic system would control the future of the continent. And how Jefferson Davis tried to weaponize cotton to drag Britain into the war.This isn't the version of the Civil War you learned in school. This is the version that follows the money.Sources and references drawn from the National Park Service, the Library of Congress, the American Battlefield Trust, the Bill of Rights Institute, Yale University economic research, Harvard University dissertations on Atlantic finance, and the Essential Civil War Curriculum, among others.#civilwar #americanhistory #whathistoriansgetwrong #slaveryandcapitalism #cottoneconomy #wallstreethistory #kingcotton #antebellumamerica #tariffofabominations #bleedingkansas #lincolnelection #secession #confederateeconomy #economichistory #hiddenhistory #financialhistory #americancivilwar #documentaryhistory #ushistory #powerandmoney

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Dive into an immersive, 80-minute loop of Mmuta Di Uto’s most beloved educational cartoons—perfect for young learners to sing, dance, and absorb Igbo language and culture. This compilation features:

Igbo Alphabet Song (Abụọ Na Irè): A catchy tune that introduces each letter of the Igbo alphabet with fun animations and clear subtitles.

Igbo Number Song (Onu Ogugu): Count from 1 to 10 (and beyond!) in Igbo alongside colorful characters, complete with English and Igbo captions to reinforce learning.

Igbo Body Part Song (Egwu Akuku Ahu): Explore body parts in Igbo, from “isi” (head) to “ụkwụ” (leg), with engaging visuals and on-screen text for both languages.

Igbo Color Song (Egwu Agwa): Learn colors through vibrant scenes, as Nwaada Agu and friends point out every shade in Igbo and English, supported by karaoke-style subtitles.

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Is Ukraine secretly waging a proxy war in Africa? Investigative journalist and founder of The Spearhead, David Hundeyin, joins Zoe Alexandra and Rania Khalek to expose Kyiv's covert operations in the Sahel, from backing terror groups to sabotaging diplomatic relations between African nations.

While the world watches Ukraine vs. Russia in Eastern Europe, a shadow conflict is brewing in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso: Hundeyin reveals how Ukrainian intelligence (GUR) has openly claimed credit for ambushes that killed Malian and Russian Wagner troops, how Zelensky's government attempted to plant Ukrainian soldiers on Ghana's border, and why the US is reportedly considering military strikes against Mali, not to fight terror, but to embarrass Russia.

Hundeyin also discusses why Nigeria, once a champion of African liberation, is now being used as America's "battering ram" in West Africa – and why the Nigerian people are turning against their own government.

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