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United Sates of America and the United Kingdom, do to help these
countries? How much money is spent to ensure that the starving babies
in such countries have a chance to live the life they were born to
live? The truth is: not enough.
The developed world spends £20 Billion each year on the starving
people of Less Developed Countries, like Mali and Bangladesh, but over
22 times more on military arms (£450 Billion). Due to the developed
world consuming 80% of the world’s recourses, the rising epidemic of
immigration to the north Atlantic superpowers has gone out of control.
The world’s countries are now divided into 3 categories:
· Developed Countries, such as Britain and the United States, who live
with luxury and wealth. These countries main aim is to either keep
their country’s wealth and arms high, effortlessly help
poverty-stricken countries or create havoc around the world by sending
bombings and fighting wars.
· Developing Countries, such as Brazil and Malaysia, usually try to
keep peaceful. Their main aim is to develop themselves into countries
like Britain. Their development is not fast, but there are still
developing nonetheless. These countries were ones Less Developed
Countries, but have now learnt from mistakes and are regaining wealth
and status.
· ‘Less Developed Countries’, such as Sudan and Bangladesh, make up
70% of the world and are constantly losing wealth. These are the
countries we usually see on the news and are the countries with the
most catastrophic deaths. Charities are continuously working to
improve the wealth and development of these countries, but a
breakthrough still looks unlikely.
Now we go to the inevitable question. How are these Less Developed
Countries getting themselves into such poverty and atrocities? There
are four reasons:
Wars
One reason for the decreasing wealth of Less Developed Countries is
the many wars fought by them. Civil wars create havoc with the
countries economy and can result in the starvation of the people. When
a war is started, governments usually sacrifice the resources and food
for the people for arms and ammunition. When large empires break up
and the small countries become independent, the new state cannot
support itself and its people. With financial stability from its
empire gone, the new countries government can't create its own stable
economy and soon enough will result in starvation and becoming a Less
Developed Country. Dictators are also a reason for a rise in Less
Developed Countries. A dictator does not care for his people and
expends the wealth himself. This was the common case in Iraq with
Saddam Hussain.
Natural Disasters
Another reason for the growth of Less Developed Countries is the
geographical situation the countries are in. Most of these countries
are situated on earth plates where earthquakes are likely. Tornadoes,
hurricanes and floods are also natural hazards that cause havoc for
the country by destroying thousands of homes and killing hundreds of
people. This costs the country' government billions of pounds in