Richest person of all time, Muslim King Mansa Musa of Mali, gained wealth from the Arab slave trade

This article only mention gold and salt as the source of Muslim King Mansa Musa’s riches. But Mansa Musa’s main source for his income was slavery. Before our history books got rewritten to appease to modern day Arabs, the reality is that the main wealth produced in Africa came from the Arab-African slave trade which was founded by regional African Kings in collaboration with Arab slave traders. When Britain abolished the slave trade worldwide, the ones to object the loudest were the African Kings. They refused to end slavery. After the Middle East, Africa and India are even today the largest slave nations in the world. Arab wealth was accumulated from the combination of robberies, invasion, slavery and international trade.

That slave trade grew to massive proportions under self-proclaimed prophet Mohammed’s Islamic laws. Everyone became victims of slavery, including 6 million Europeans. After Arabs conquered North Africa and forced the people to convert to Islam through violence and barbarity, the people were indoctrinated to believe that slavery was ‘permissible by God’. North Africa was Christian before being forced into Islam. Slave labor produced the food surpluses that underlay the power of Mali’s rulers and lineage chiefs. Slaves played an important role in Mali as royal administrators and soldiers during Mali’s history. Mali still has an active local slave industry in 2012.

The massive wealth the Arabs acquired from slavery attracted people from other parts of the world to profit from the trade. In efforts to invade foreign countries and Europe, Arabs planted Ebola and the Plague/The Black Deathin regions they wanted to invade. These diseases had appeared in pockets through history but were fairly contained. The dramatic spread that wiped out millions of people occurred during the time that Arabs tried to invade and conquer Europe. Some historical texts say that Tartar (Turkish) armies brought the plague in 1347 to Europe from Kirghiz Steppes. But more recent timelines created from history points more to Arab warfare by infecting jews and dumping them in these areas. This conclusion arise not only because the oldest records of antisemitism in the world is found in plenty in Islam and Mohammed’s life, but because jews were found diseased in Christian countries with no prominent jewish population at the earely onset of the plague from 1348-1349. Check this map of the Ottoman empire at the time and origin of the first known historical report of the plague. It shows that the plague originated from Muslim countries and during a time they were in full swing of invasion, occupation and warfare.

The diseases originated from Persia and Africa, spread through Arab slave trade and to the areas the Arabs were bringing and selling the slaves, and not where the jews came from at the time. Various drawings found from the time of the plague point to jews being infected and blamed on these Arab warfare and anti-semistic methods. The jews then became marginalized, torture, persecuted and put to death in Europe, accused of ‘conspiracy to poison Christendom’. Arabs, however, didn’t calculate that the diseases would spread so fast into their own countries. Ebola and the Plague wiped out est 25-50% of Europe’s population during Arab efforts to invade and take control of Europe. Thanks to the Christian crusaders fighting to protect Europe from Arab invaders, Europe survived the onslaught of Islam.

Learn more:

— Lear more about historical Islam: Bill Warner’s video.
— Read about the Black Death and the Jews in Europe 1348-1349
— Read about the Plague
— Antisemitism in the early modern era 1300-1800 (note how Arab conquest of jewish land and extermination of jews is not even mentioned!)
— Antisemitism timeline 1300 BCE
— Antisemitism in History
— Prosecution of the Jews: Black death pogroms 1348-1350
— Plague and the End of Antiquity (PDF)

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King Mansa Musa of Mali named richest person of all time

Celebrity Net Worth estimates the 14th-century king amassed $400 billion during his West African reign. Fourteen of the top 25 listed are Americans.

By Erik Ortiz / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Thursday, October 18, 2012, 12:19 AM

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King Mansa Musa’s astounding wealth came from his country Mali’s production of more than half the world’s gold and salt, Celebrity Net Worth said. A photograph of Mansa Musa on a map of North Africa circa 1375.

King Mansa Musa wasn’t just the 1% of the 14th century — he may be the richest person of all time.

As the obscure ruler of West Africa’s Mali Empire, Musa amassed a jaw-dropping $400 billion during his reign from 1312 to 1337, according to a new inflation-adjusted list by celebritynetworth.com.

That outranks the Rothschild family, whose European banking dynasty landed them second on the list with $350 billion, and John D. Rockefeller, the American industrialist worth $340 billion.

The 25 billionaires and families listed have made some megabucks, with a combined worth of $4.3 trillion.

As for Musa’s moolah, his “shocking wealth came from his country’s vast production of more than half the world’s supply of salt and gold,” according to the Celebrity Net Worth survey, which converted each billionaire’s fortunes into 2012 dollars.

Musa was a devout Muslim who spearheaded an extensive building program of palaces and mosques.

But his money was eventually lost after his death in 1337, when he was believed to be in his late 50s.

“His heirs were not able to fend off civil war and invading conquerors. Just two generations later, his world record net worth was gone,” Celebrity Net Worth said.

Of the list’s top 25, 14 are Americans, including Microsoft founder Bill Gates, whose inflation-adjusted worth is about $136 billion.