ISLAMABAD
Consider the realities that more than 21 million people died in Third World countries after World War II.
The Third World debt is way over $1,000 billion today.
Since World War II, governments spent close to $10 trillion dollars on defense, an amount enough to feed the entire world.
Analyzing the lopsided policies of the global powers, devised to keep the poor countries in perpetual cycle of poverty, Najma Sadeque of Shirkat Gah, women's resource center, in Pakistan, details the causes in three publications titled "Why We Are Poverty Stricken," "How They Run Pakistan," and "Debt by Entrapment: How Two UN Created Banks Recolonized the South."
In the chapter titled, "The Making of the Third World," the author after probing the reader's mind with a question as to who eats the world's grain, reveals that some 40 per cent of the world's food grain are fed to Northern livestock.
"In fact rich countries feed more grain to their livestock than the people and animals of the poor countries combined get to eat."
Consider the realities that more than 21 million people died in Third World countries after World War II.
The Third World debt is way over $1,000 billion today.
Since World War II, governments spent close to $10 trillion dollars on defense, an amount enough to feed the entire world.
Analyzing the lopsided policies of the global powers, devised to keep the poor countries in perpetual cycle of poverty, Najma Sadeque of Shirkat Gah, women's resource center, in Pakistan, details the causes in three publications titled "Why We Are Poverty Stricken," "How They Run Pakistan," and "Debt by Entrapment: How Two UN Created Banks Recolonized the South."
In the chapter titled, "The Making of the Third World," the author after probing the reader's mind with a question as to who eats the world's grain, reveals that some 40 per cent of the world's food grain are fed to Northern livestock.
"In fact rich countries feed more grain to their livestock than the people and animals of the poor countries combined get to eat."