The City of London and Grand Theft Ethiopia – Sri Lanka Guardian

Today, Ethiopia is struggling to build a sustainable future without slavery and begging, and the presence of billions of dollars in accounts of former Ethiopian leaders in the city of London could do much to reverse the situation

. Mountain

(July 11, 2018, Eritrea, Sri Lanka Guardian) For decades, when Bob Geldoff handed over millions in cash to Meles Zenawi during "We Are The World" circa 1983-4 supposedly for the Food aid for the victims of what was then the Great Ethiopian Famine, the city of London was at the heart of Grand Theft Ethiopia, the great flight of Africa really.

With a place to hide your loot why fly in the first place? If you can not hide your dirty money where no one can take it from you, why bother? And that 's exactly what the City of London has done, by laundering billions of dollars, some say tens of billions of dollars, money "help" stolen for the Ethiopian government' s Dead gangster led by Meles Zenawi. War, drought, famine followed by more war, drought and famine, the Horn of Africa may be better called the Horn of Hunger and thanks to The City
of London which was to be used to feed the hungry, Feed the sick and educate the illiterate was instead deposited in the financial cesspool that called a "city", population seven thousand.

The City of London sets its own rules with some saying that it was behind the Brexit because it can not survive if it has to follow the new EU banking regulations regarding money laundering. Money and balance sheets. Cooking the Books is what we call and it is implanted in the DNA of the City of London.

Today, Ethiopia is struggling to build a sustainable future without debt slavery and begging, and the billion dollar London city could do a lot to reverse the situation.

The city of London is at the heart of international banking and must be closed, and the ill-gotten gains of crooks around the world have returned to those stolen. The new Ethiopian government has promised to recover the money from Ethiopia and has promised a list of delinquents and where they have hidden their loot. This could be the first step to help expose how the city of London has been at the forefront when it comes to enabling Grand Theft Ethiopia.

Thomas C. Mountain is a freelance journalist in Eritrea, living and reporting since 2006. See Facebook at thomascmountain or better contact him at thomascmountain at gmail dot com