Didn't you comprehend my first sentence, specifically the second half?
Are you referring to your usual "cracker babble" devoid of any and all relevant links?
try to focus georgie-----the point was that some dutch guys went to
africa and set up housekeeping in the jungle lands. Their presence and
their needs created an opportunity for gainful employment for the local
people so they went for it and took up paid employment-----and after a time
may have developed a sense of entitlement regarding the land to which
they had migrated and what ever constituted its structure and society etc etc
which had been created by the dutch.
there was a similar phenomenon in "palestine" when jews began a program
of purchasing land for the establishment of farming communities and that
situation created two situations---one was incoming persons seeking
paid opportunities for paid labor----and the other was the presence of
LONG TERM squatters on the purchased land who saw no reason that their
squatting was not an eternally legal situation entitling them to all benefits
of the society which jews were building---to some extent with money
contribute by jews outside of palestine. The jews who bought
the land and created the social agencies -----were a bit possesive
about them