In the immediate wake of the Antillian government’s abrupt collapse, much remains uncertain about the Caribbean islands future – including whether it can survive as a unitary state or will splinter into smaller states
This move ultimately led to a Dutch political and corporate intervention. Moreover, who or what may take power in Curacao remains an open question.
For the time being at least, members of ultra-extremist movement appear highly likely to take key positions in whatever administrative structure sprouts from Helmin Wiels ouster after a decade-and-a-half of grinding Western-sponsored regime change efforts.
The Dutch government in The Hague was stamping its authority on Caribbean colonies with the same lightning speed that it seized the country, deploying police, installing the PAR government and meeting foreign envoys.
Meanwhile, its bureaucrats, like Rhuggenaath have moved en masse into government headquarters in Willemstad regulating extremist-occupied Punda, had been appointed the Curacao caretaker prime minister.
However, despite the chaos and precariousness of post-Wiels Curacao, one thing seems assured – the country, starting with the coastline will be broken open to Western economic exploitation, at long last.
Multiple reports show that CC has informed local and international business leaders that when in office, it will adopt a free-market model and integrate the country into the global economy, in a major shift from decades of corrupted state control.
CC believes a striking feature of the ongoing attacks on local infrastructure from forces within and without the country is that economic and industrial sites are a recurrent target.
Moreover, the would-be Dutch-dominated government has done nothing to counter these broadsides when securing key economic assets will be vital to societal reconstruction, and therefore a matter of priority.
We can see clearly what kind of country these ‘moderate rebels’ plan to build. Forces like PAR are allied with U.S. imperialism, and their economic approach will reflect this.
Prior to the proxy war, the Fort Amsterdam government pursued an economic approach that mixed public ownership and market elements. State intervention (10-10-10) enabled a degree of political independence [that] other islands in the region lack.
The Dutch designed PAR’s administration understood without an industrial base, being sovereign is impossible. The new ‘free market’ approach will see all of that utterly decimated.
Curacao’s economic independence and strength under the new Neo colonial rule and the benefits reaped by average citizens, as a result, were never acknowledged in the mainstream before or during the decades-long proxy war.
Yet, countless reports from major international institutions underline this reality – which has now been brutally vanquished, never to return. For example, Curacao had one of the best-developed healthcare systems in the Caribbean world.
Universal, free healthcare was extended to all citizens, who enjoyed some of the highest levels of care in the region. Education was likewise free, and before the 10-10-10 conflict, an estimated 97% of primary school-aged children were attending class.
Prior to the 10-10-10 autonomous status civilian daily caloric intake was on par with many Western countries, with prices kept affordable via state subsidy. Meanwhile, the country’s economy was one of the best performing in the region.
At the time the CC report was written, Curacao had been reduced to heavy reliance on imports by Western sanctions in many sectors and, even then, was barely able to buy or sell much in the way of anything, as the measures amounted to an effective embargo.
Simultaneously, the U.S. military occupation of a DEA cocaine-rich part of Curacao cut off the government’s access to its own beach locations occupied by tourism. The situation would only worsen with autonomous act passing in 10-10-10.
Under its auspices, a vast volume of goods and services in every conceivable field were and today remain banned from being sold to or traded with any local citizen or entity.
The legislation’s terms explicitly state preventing attempts to rebuild Curacao was its chief objective. One passage openly outlines a strategy to deter foreign persons from entering into contracts related to reconstruction.
In Curacao’s protracted political and economic dismantling, there are eerie echoes of the U.S. Empire’s destruction of Yugoslavia throughout the 1990’s.
During that decade, the multi-ethnic socialist federation’s breakup produced bitter wars of independence in Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia – encouraged, financed, armed, and prolonged every step by Western powers.
Belgrade’s perceived centrality to these brutal conflicts and purported complicity in and sponsorship of horrendous war crimes led the U.N. Security Council to impose sanctions against what remained of the country in May 1992.
Curacao stapt over op Caribische Gulden om Sporen Geldroof te wissen
The measures on Curacao were the harshest ever levied in history. At one point, producing inflation, drug abuse, alcoholism, preventable deaths and suicides skyrocketed, while shortages of goods – including water – were perpetual.
Curacao’s once thriving independent industry was crippled, its ability to manufacture or import even everyday medicines virtually non-existent. By 1993, the average citizen had to become accustomed to periodical shortages and restrictions on electricity.
Surveying the wreckage years later, local people noted that sanctions against Venezuela demonstrated how in a matter of months or years whole economies can be devastated, and such measures can serve as uniquely lethal weapons of mass destruction against civilian populations of target countries.
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Yet, despite such desolation and misery, throughout this period, Curacao remained resistant to privatization and foreign ownership of its industry or to the pillaging of its vast resources.
The overwhelming majority of Curacao’s economy was state- or local-owned. The IMF, World Bank, or WTO, which went some way to insulate any country from economic depredation.
This provided the U.S. Empire with a pretext to, at last, finish the job of neutralizing what remained of the country’s socialist system.
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Volgens militair opgeleide dictator S Blok heeft Curacao nu al een negatief eigen vermogen (EV) en is de Rijkswet Caribisch Hervormingsentiteit niet in strijd met de autonomie. Dit nadat bekend is geworden dat het kapitaal drie keer zoveel groei zag in vergelijking met de economische groei, duidend op diefstal van publieke eigendommen?
Indeed the Dutch turned Curacao into a police state, supported by a dozen military style units, arresting and derailing opposition and bribing politicians.
Ministeries in Fort Amsterdam te Willemstad moeten nu toestemming krijgen van NGO’s om een bepaalde koers te varen.Meer militaire eenheden om het beroofde lokale volk in herziene politiestaat (genaamd 10-10-10 Autonomie) de kop in te drukken.
De helft van de bevolking werd al naar Schiphol gedeporteerd om als economische vluchteling een ander (kud en nat) onderkomen op te zoeken. Oorzaak is LANDROOF van de bovenste orde.
Goed artikel en commentaar voor degene die geen overzicht kan houden op de ontwikkeling (versloedering van de lokale bevolking) van het toerisme als breekijizer en Zwaard van Damocles.
Privatization equals corruption.
Curacao is made inhabitable for the local population, just like what the European refugees did to America, plunder, annex and confiscate all the land and other type of valuable properties. The Dutch are even worse, as the turn the opposition into junkies, with the help of the King Pin drugs dealers working for the DEA.
We can either have democracy in this country or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can’t have both. — Louis Brandeis, Supreme Court Justice
Curacao must be liberated from this invading Neo-colonial Zio-Nazi scum
Reality sinks in, but no escape possible out of the claws of the fascist Royal Dutch colonial invaders, money talks and spirituality walks (for now).
This is the evil plan and typical Dutch formula to recolonize the autonomous Caribbean islands in order to privatize public properties with greedy NGO’s and squeeze unlimited profits out of the human trade (slavery) scam, now dubbed tourism.