Head of Goldman Sachs of Sub-Saharan Africa, Colin Coleman, has a portrait of Mao in his family home. Mao was a Chinese Communist revolutionary.
Goldman Sachs Colin Coleman advocates for farming land and 'unproductive land' to be expropriated without compensation in South Africa.
Why would an investment banker who council's governments on financial affairs fancy Mao?...hmmm...
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.There are more Socialist billionaires than Capitalist billionaires . Government corruption makes billionaires
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Georgesblogforum
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Mar 27, 2019
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Clever use of the color red. I wonder what leverage Goldman Sachs has over the South African government. They aren't stupid and only an idiot would invest in a country that is quickly moving socialist.
RobBlair
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Mar 27, 2019
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Actually , government corruption is,a very lucrative environment for banking . The preferred business model of the central banks has always been slavery .
@Georgesblogforum - Government corruption was not lucrative to the oil companies in Venezuela. @Jenna - He talks about property rights but I don't buy it. He's confident in theft but SA needs to not be thieves. If I had a desire to invest in SA, I'd use a big gorilla like GS to backstop my investment. Can't help but feel a hidden game is going on.
@RobBlair I'm not optimistic about the situation. Central banks and corporate Raiders have been displacing populations in Africa and South America for the last 70 years . There us nothing to stop them, now.
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