These are also not true. We do believe that Jesus Christ is the literal king of kings and lord of lords, and that when he returns to the earth. Those who will inherit the kingdom of God are his followers, the true house of Israel, not teh Jooz as we speak of here, whom Christ openly, publicly, and sorely reprimanded on multiple occasions. Most missions worldwide are proselytizing ones where people go to teach about Jesus Christ, but there are also service missions all over the world have the primary goal of helping people become self-sufficient and build up their communities and better their people, their homes, and themselves where they are. I do wish Africans as a whole were more grateful for what white people of all faiths have done for them over the years rather than ignoring the skills they were taught and letting the infrastructure collapse underneath them. Revering zog is also nowhere in doctrine - on the contrary, we have been victims of zog more than once, and up until the 70s it was even still legal by executive order to murder and rape LDS men, women, and children in Missouri. We are taught to be mindful of our communities, be politically and socially involved wherever possible to keep our neighborhoods and nations steered as much as possible toward truth and virtue, and to not loot and murder and Assault innocent people in the streets. Plenty of Mormons love or hate anyone in the government for any reason. With such a big emphasis on "teach people correct principles and let them govern themselves", you of course can expect some to believe all sorts of crazy things, and those typically follow the same patterns as the rest of the world, e.g. lonely single women being the most left-leaning and happily married women being the most conservative.