Yesterday, I made this post about the BlackIvy Group LLC, headed by Cheryl Mills, discussing how they are factually slavers. Whether or not you agree with the mango code, it is a fact that BlackIvy has pushed for 23 cent per hour wages in Ghana and this amounts to slave labor. Being a Clinton ally, who pushes for $15.00 minimum wage in the US, there is clearly a demonstration of pure hypocrisy. on the part of the Clinton Cabal. Not that it should surprise anyone, here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/80gtl4/the_black_ivy_group_another_cia_proprietary_run/
The text in question is as follows...
Only two mango trees had to be uprooted at the Caracol Park. Trees under threat are now being transplanted to the Caracol Ekam housing.
At first glance, it seems they are growing trees at Caracol Park.
https://www.usaid.gov/haiti/caracol-industrial-park
The CIP is a mixed-use light manufacturing facility that began operating in 2012 in the commune of Caracol. At 246 hectares, it is one of the largest and most modern facilities of its kind in the Caribbean. Owned by the Government of Haiti, the CIP is managed by the National Society of Industrial Parks (SONAPI) under Haiti’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Conceived as a public-private partnership, it was constructed with the support of the Government of Haiti, the Inter-American Development Bank, the U.S. Government, and Sae-A Trading Co. Ltd.― Korea’s leading garment manufacturer and the park’s anchor corporate tenant.
Check out Google Maps for the location...
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Caracol+Industrial+Park/@19.6713693,-72.0305008,1599m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x8eb6cc10d3cdde2b:0xa074495fb79a34a0!8m2!3d19.6735918!4d-72.0325349
Clearly, something doesn't add up. Go ahead and scroll a bit North and have a look around to find this "
large and modern facility
." I'm not being facetious, I actually would like people to look and tell me what they think.
Additionally, we have the housing...
https://www.usaid.gov/haiti/fact-sheets/northern-corridor-housing-caracol-ekam
To address natural disaster concerns, the 750 houses are designed to International Building Code earthquake and hurricane safety standards, and constructed with reinforced concrete masonry.
Does anyone see where this is on the map?
Does anyone see any mango trees being grown on a large scale?
Personally, I don't see a large mango operation occurring and I am still puzzling over why two trees would be moved from the park to the housing.
This article raises some interesting questions that defies the write up provided by USAID...
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mary-anastasia-ogrady-hillarys-half-baked-haiti-project-1421018329
Between the State Department and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), which hands out grants to very poor countries thanks to U.S. generosity, hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent on this park in an attempt to attract apparel manufacturers. But the park is falling far short of the promises made to provide investors with necessary infrastructure. If things continue this way, frustrated investors will look for greener pastures.
It seems clear to me that 100s of millions of dollars have not been spent in Caracol Park. This money has been pocketed.
Here is a Pakistani mango operation...
https://www.usaid.gov/pakistan/news-information/press-releases/usaid-helping-pakistani-mango-exporters-become-more
Here is the man in charge of this mango operation...
https://www.usaid.gov/who-we-are/organization/jerry-bisson
Help me,
/v/pizzagate
. Help me find these mango trees.
▼ EvaEverywhere
There is no reason to uproot a mango tree in the Carribean to save it. Mango trees grow wild very fast and people harvest from them along the roads. So the tidbit from the message sounds completely useless... or incredibly disconnected. Like people going to a grossly underserved area and saying: "These people obviously all need fitbits, let's fundraise to get these people fitbits."
▼ Are_we__sure
Hi, what are doing is called anomaly hunting. You don't have full information about this operation, and based on the limited information you have, you're looking for things that "don't add up." This not really a valid way to find things out. Basically, you're starting off with position that something is wrong, and then you use the anamolies to justify the conclusion that you started out with.
This is a great example. Why would you think they are growing mangos at Caracol? You have some text from a from an email that refers back to previous conversations we weren't part of.
Caracol Park was never about growing mangoes.
This is not a fact. This exists. It existed before BlackIvy existed.
It's not slave wages. It's the minimum wage in Ghana. It's half of the average wages in the country.
If you really want to find the out the facts, read The Truck That Went By. It's by AP's long time Haiti Reporter. You can also read the GAO reports
▼ thewebofslime
They specifically say they are moving two mango trees from Caracol Park to Caracol housing. What are you even talking about? The context is in the email.
Only two mango trees had to be uprooted at the Caracol Park. Trees under threat are now being transplanted to the Caracol Ekam housing.
https://face2faceafrica.com/article/hillary-clinton-longtime-aide-promotes-slave-wages-in-ghana
https://howafrica.com/revealed-hillary-clintons-longtime-aide-promotes-23-cent-wage-in-ghana/
REVEALED: Hillary Clinton’s Longtime Aide Promotes 23-Cent Wage In Ghana
Frankly, you have no idea what you are talkinga bout and I am curious why you would put those thoughts into words and post them when you are so clearly wrong.
▼ Are_we__sure
You completely miss my point. There's a minimum wage in Ghana. It's set by the government. It has nothing to do with Cheryl Mills. It exists.
And the two website you linked are based in New York and the UK. Might be why they are surprised by what Ghana's minimum wage is. Even the Kenya journalist doesn't seem to know that Ghana's minimum wage is not from off Kenya's minimum wage.
If you would have no development in countries because wages are poor, ten of millions in China and India would not never have gotten out of poverty.
One of the controversies at Caracol Park before Caracol Park was built was they they were taking fertile land away from farmers.
This is the backdrop for the Mills email, they only had to move two mango trees, i.e. there was less disruption than I thought. You seem to think there is supposed to be a mango plantation at Caracol. You might be the only one who thinks that.
▼ thewebofslime
You might be in the wrong subverse, if you aren't able to at least imagine why a State Department tied company, who works with South Korea (whose president is a known cult member) might be able to use inductrial parks next to ports for nefarious purposes. Especially... since the thread was deleted mere minutes after it was created. But I'll bite, since you still seem to be missing some information.
BlackIvy produced a Power Point presentation to present to potential investors. This is the document where they were focused on the low minimum wage to help Sae A in the textile industry. They've been muscling into port towns and cutting red tape with governments and do you imagine that they aren't going to use their State Department influence to keep Ghana "competitive"? So, yes, "pushing" for a competitive minimum wage in this context is unethical, at the very least.
http://westparkghana.com/developer/
WestPark is being developed by BlackIvy LLC. Anchored in Ghana and Tanzania, BlackIvy is a values-driven American company that builds and grows commercial enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa that deliver risk-adjusted returns and unlock new sources of growth. We develop logistics and infrastructure solutions for emerging economies and businesses that serve the needs of the growing consumer population.
WestPark is another cookie cutter version of Caracol.
At this point you're just twisting words. I specifically am stating THAT I DO NOT THINK THERE ARE ANY MANGO TREES and thus the code.
So, do you have a source for this, or are you just making this up?
You are suggesting the earthquake? or a storm? caused damage to mango trees and they were "threatened", so they moved them from the industrial park, which was cleared and then built upon, to the housing they built, which I still don't see on the map.
I think these emails are old enough that if you could point me to the housing complex, then I could just look for myself on any number of satellite images and find the trees.
Which is, basically, what I was asking for, in the first place.
This is really, really simple.
Show me the mango trees.
▼ Are_we__sure
Imagination is not evidence. It's also prone to reflect biases and premade conclusions
I'm aware of this presentation. She promoting development/foreign investment in Ghana and low wages would be a reason to invest there. This is far, far, far from being a slaver. Unless you believe Many working Ghanians are currently enslaved and many working Kenyans, etc.
This PowerPoint was not intended to help SAE A because they have no plans to operate in Ghana. This is a conflation on your part.
This is imagination. Why would Rex Tillerson take Cheryl Mills Call? How does the State Department make entire countries competitive? You imagine way to much influence for the state department and waaaay to much influence for ex employees over it.
Here's a fundamental disagreement we have. Mills pushed for nothing. She is not talking about lowering wages. She has zero effect on what the minimum wage in Ghana is. At the time of her presentation it was 7 Ghanaian cedis a day. It's now 8. She had influence on it being 7 and no influence on it being 8.
If you don't believe that very poor countries can improve over the long term in part through foreign investment, you ignore the example of China, India, South Korea, etc.
There's tons of trees near Caracol. I'm not claiming it's a rainforest, but there are obviously trees about http://servicesaws.iadb.org/wmsfiles/images/0x0/-37935.jpg
▼ think-
Hi @thewebofslime , very interesting post, thank you! You might indeed be up to something!
May I, however ask you to self-delete and repost, please?
Unfortunately, headlines can't be edited on Voat, and the headline is a bit unclear when it comes to point out
1) Why you decided to revisit 'mango trees' (I know why, but other users, especially newbies, may not) 2) What the relation to pizzagate is
(Please see our rules in sidebar, rule 3, when on mobile, please switch to desktop view.)
And, while you're at it, could you please add two or three sentences what exactly the 'mango code' is (or might be), and how the Clintons might be implied, so that the relevance for pizzagate is shown? Thank you! (Please see rule 1 in sidebar.)
You can save the source of your post by clicking 'edit', then just copypaste it to a new submission sheet. I'll leave the post up for twenty minutes, so that you can save your source. (It's 6:20 East Coast Time now.)
After that, I will unfortunately have to delete it, and ask you to edit and repost.
Again, excellent post, please repost with new title and some intro!
Thank you!
▼ Vindicator
think-, let's give him 24 hours to copy his source markdown and repost. He may or may not see it in the next 20 minutes. :-)
@thewebofslime : Please repost with a more clear headline and then self-remove as soon as you can, so that comments don't accumulate with good material.
▼ think-
Ok!
▼ derram
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