Save American Jobs & Food Security With Tractors To Africa
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SUBSTACK CONTAINING ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS FROM AUSTRALIA-THE US- & CANADA ON MY THINK TANK SAVING WALL STREET-GM-CHRYSLER & FORD FROM COMPLETE DISASTER
WALL STREET
Hi, I am a former university lecturer on domestic violence, national security, and social science.
-I am fundraising to buy American made tractors and ship them to Africa.
-This saves and creates jobs in America-while providing tractors that allows for an entire village to feed itself.
WHAT WE WILL DO WITH THE FUNDS
-Send the 1st tractor we acquire to the President of South Africa & use that publicity to fund raise for goal of 100,000 tractors to Africa in 2025.
-We will ask Black American professional athletes, celebrities, & business leaders to each buy 1 tractor for Africa-this will easily meet our goals in the US & Africa.
-Africa is a highly under serviced market with less than 100,000 tractors bought each year vs America at just under 300,000, & India the largest market at over 900,000.
-Based on Africa's population, there is the opportunity for American agricultural product manufacturers to sell an additional 800,000 tractors to Africa for the next 5-8 years, easily maintaining all jobs at US facilities (this would also start a chain reaction of large scale food sales to Africa for American farmers, a severe sales increase for retail, home improvement, tech, and the auto industries in the US and Africa due to the new infusion of revenue).
-Africa is highly under serviced in this area, and this allows for America to sew goodwill, provide life saving food, and prevent wars (see Africa 2063 Project).
DID YOU KNOW?
NIELSEN REPORT ON BLACK CONSUMER SPENDING OF $2 TRILLION
https://www.nielsen.com/news-center/2024/nielsen-report-shows-growing-demand-for-investment-in-more-diverse-media-content-to-engage-black-america/
This makes Black Americans the 17th largest economy on Earth just due to consumer spending and 14 by PPP.
BLACK DONATIONS TO CHARITY (now at $20 billion annually)
Organizer
Jerome Almon
Organizer
Charlotte, NC