“The stories concerning victims of racism are shocking and tragic. People are angry with killers; in many cases, they are civilians. In the case of Mr. George Floyd, the killer was a policeman. The story of Mr. George Floyd is that he was killed by a police officer who ignored Mr. Floyd’s cries for mercy for more than eight agonizing minutes. The fact that Derrick Chauvin, the policeman responsible for Mr. George Floyd’s death, felt authorized to use such protracted and devastating brutal force on an immobilized suspect, suggests that racism is not just a matter of personal hatred, but a consequence of systemic failure.

I see beyond these inhuman acts. It is not only an issue between the police and civilians; the entire social system is not well structured. I am not a fan of the police or army, but I think some policemen and policewomen are good people, and some of them are also victims of a corrupt and increasingly evil system. The police often reflect the dominant social ideology of a country.

There is too much evil  in the financial industry. Complots are not uncommon. Some do not hesitate to use official institutions to commit evil. There is another type of killing, which is a deliberate attempt to tarnish the reputation of an innocent person or company with a purposely false report. The author of such acts is desperate, envious, wicked, and should be ashamed. They are the worst criminals, because they pretend to work for somewhat credible institutions to harm anyone, who is different.

When some people see a dark skin tone, they associate it to Africa. What do several channels mostly report about African countries? Nothing but poverty, ignorance, and disease. One consequence of this unflattering depiction is the reluctance of foreign investors to finance businesses in African countries. 

When a company or person from the African continent brings an innovation or is a pioneer in a sector or industry, we rarely hear about that in the media. The beautiful sides of African countries are seldom presented, and we cannot only accuse colonialism or the media when many Africans in charge do not make any effort to showcase the advantages of their diverse regions and countries. Some governments promote investments while some others do not. 

The negative news is quickly spread, free of charge, but for positive stories, for example, regarding innovative startups, many local media-companies want a significant payment. It is not astonishing that several large international media mostly spread damaging reports regarding African countries. Using the media as a guide, foreign investors would have the impression that African countries are plagued with diseases, conflicts, and poverty. Some may think that it makes no sense even to try an investment there. It is largely unknown that investments in Africa are often very lucrative and have higher ROI than investments in western countries is largely unknown.

This said the problem behind racism towards people of African descent is rooted in their economic situation. I do not recommend to test someone, but to know who your spouse, friends, and relatives are, tell them, for example, that you need help supposedly because you have a financial issue; you will be stunned. 

Independently of your gender, age, or skin color, when people assume that you are poor or in difficulties, you will be treated unfairly. You will be politically oppressed, economically exploited, and in the worst case, you will be slaughtered like Mr. Floyd. In other words, the beautiful chocolate brown skin tones are not the problem, but what a racist associates with that color of skin: slavery, poverty, prospects for victimization. Racists hurt you because they assume you are defenseless, and you would not be able to retaliate.

My solution to racism and poverty is to restore and empower African countries economically. It starts with funding businesses to create thousands of jobs. Yes, it involves much work in almost all areas, and this is what I am doing day and night. While many individuals on planet Earth spend valuable time partying, some are discriminating or segregating themselves through skin color, country of origin, language, gender, and/or religion. I consider all human beings as part of one race: the human race. I love human beings, so consequently, in my eyes, all lives matter.

I am obligated to serve and help build a stronger Africa. Intelligent infrastructure is the key driver of futuristic industrialization and economic growth on Earth, our home planet. As part of our efforts to promote industrialization, we must involve Africa.

In 30 years, Africa will look completely different with an excellent infrastructure. It can only happen if Africans like me, trust, and commit ourselves. I knew it at the age of 7. Later, when I was a student, I observed many things. For example, twelve years ago, when someone said he/she was Chinese, nobody cared. After China became economically strong and showed its financial muscles worldwide, even the most impoverished Chinese were suddenly respected, and less often the victims of racism because China was perceived as a financially powerful country. I have also witnessed some wealthy Europeans mistreat poor Europeans.

I stepped in to help the deprived or impoverished. On many occasions, some wealthy and wicked people oppress the less-fortunate instead of elevating them. In German-speaking countries, the social system was solid and well balanced, but it is no longer the case everywhere. Sadly, I have been observing old, and young people collect empty bottles from trashcans to survive. No one knows how the world will look like after Corona, but I have my cavalier projection.

Not all people in a position of influence are good leaders. There is a leadership problem in almost all countries and in virtually all political and economic sectors worldwide. If the majority of the rulers were fair, the underprivileged would be raised, respected, and no longer badly treated.

I learned from my ancestors that a strong and great leader always works for unity, not division; to treat wealthy and underprivileged people equally. We all belong to one race – the human race, and once in the grave, you can no longer use your wealth. Therefore, it makes sense to be generous during your lifetime. It should be an honor to be in a position to help and serve. Generosity is not always correlated to wealth, but the few generous billionaires I know are those who were helping others as they had less. When someone is needy and greedy, he will become even greedier if he had more. 

The more generously you think, the more you can win. Unfortunately, not all people in a position of influence always share my opinions, but Henry Ford said: “If people understood the monetary system, we would have a revolution before tomorrow morning.” It may happen sooner because the speed of information transmission is faster than ever, and people are frustrated and outraged. We can work together to prevent chaos. I would not overestimate or underestimate anyone. My team and I plead and work days and nights diligently for a fair chance for everyone.  

Nobody who is educated and talented should live in extreme poverty due to massive joblessness. We have enough resources on the Planet Earth for the benefit of all.

I sensitize more people and invite you to join our AAA INTERGALACTIC Fair Funding Movement. We welcome additional co-investors, partners, and team members who share our values. Together, we are more robust and can enable the enrichment of the deprived, and this would also benefit the wealthy. A system in which everyone sees his position improving, leads to a win-win situation which is sustainable and the best business system. This is what AAA INTERGALACTIC is striving to establish.

I am committed to AAA INTERGALACTIC duties, and as you can imagine, we face several challenges. However, I firmly believe that I am fighting the right battle and will, ultimately, win this battle because many people need me knowingly or unknowingly. With allies like you (yes, you, reading me now), we can positively impact and change things for the better, and this is even faster than some people may think possible. To join, send me a message with your name and email address in the green chatroom shown below. Thank you for your attention.“

Princess Rachel Belle