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I recently read the 2019 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, and it appears to be a recurrent narrative of disregarding the most corrupt and prioritizing the least corrupt. Never have African countries been given a good rating. They have always been in the middle or at the bottom of the annual index.

How did they arrive at this rating, and what reliable method did they employ to reach their conclusion? These so-called non-governmental organizations rate practically everything, and I wonder why they are based in Europe. This is what happens with some European non-governmental organizations that are biased against Africans and jump at any chance to call something bad “African,” even though they don’t realize their house is messy.

I don’t think Transparency International knows what corruption is because if they did, they wouldn’t leave the countries with the worst corruption and instead go after the people who were harmed by the system.  I say this because African nations are consistently rated as corrupt and unethical by their Transparency Index every year. This is definitely very unsettling.

According to the 2019 corruption perception index, Denmark is ranked number one, followed by New Zealand, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Singapore, Norway, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, and Iceland. Outside the top 10, we have the United Kingdom (12), Australia (13), Belgium (17), the United States (23), Spain (30), and Portugal (34). As you can see, there is no African country in the top 40 like we thought.

I now wonder why America, Canada, Belgium, Portugal, France, Spain, Germany, and Australia are not considered the most corrupt countries, considering that these aggressive countries have either directly or indirectly supported or taken part in many genocides that have rocked the world. This is why I don’t understand how Transparency International defines corruption.  Engaging in violent conflict with innocent people should be considered a sign of corruption because it is a form of stealing their assets and committing such inhumane acts.

I believe that countries like the US, France, and the UK ought to be at the top of the list of the most corrupt countries in the world. It is a known fact that stolen money from Africa always ends up in banks in the US and Europe, but nothing has been done to stop it. These countries are known to help African leaders keep stolen money in their banks.

If Donald Trump was once charged with corruption, how can America not be considered the most corrupt country in the world? When it comes to putting strong leaders in charge of developing countries to serve their interests, the US has always used unique methods. America’s facilitation of violence in nearly all nations on Earth is a widely recognized fact. Why, then, does Transparency International rank America as the world’s most corrupt nation?

Even if we exclude America from the equation, there are still many European nations with a history of corruption.  Another nation that committed the greatest crime against humanity is Belgium.  Is Belgium not a fraudulent nation due to its involvement in the invasion of the Congo for its own selfish interests?

The majority of European nations benefited financially from stealing from Africa.  Switzerland is one country that has profited from African leaders hiding stolen money in its banks. Canada has committed acts of genocide against its indigenous people, just like Australia. Having a closer look, isn’t this not a definition of corruption?  Most of the countries in the top 30 least corrupt countries on Transparency International’s index have committed genocide and plunder. I don’t understand why they only picked African countries as the most corrupt.

I’ll sum up by saying that the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index is a white man’s dream. They should refrain from disclosing their Corruption Perceptions Index to the public if they are unable to identify the perpetrators of wars and genocides. All nations that actively engaged in the invasive colonization of another human and its territory must be considered among the most corrupt on Earth. How can they accuse us of being corrupt when Africa is still a developing continent that has already seen population annihilation and resource theft?  

No African nation can afford to comply with this fictitious Corruption Perceptions Index if the International Criminal Court is unable to investigate America and other superpower nations for committing violent crimes against people of color. Let Europeans do their fake research on themselves, and don’t involve Africa.