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My goodness! But think about it, his oppressive strategy is not only employed on the continent of Africa; it is prevalent right here at home. The saddest most frustrating thing about it is we do little to counteract it through our own affirmative action and self determination. In this regard we are aiding and abetting this offensive centuries old strategy! Keep ing oppressed people poor keeps the oppressor rich... Because poorer people are essentially consumers rather than investors. Only when we start to make significant capital investments in our own communities will we start to undermine the oppression and bolster our wealth status. Consumerism is what keeps our economy strong; but it keeps the 98% in this country poorer than we need to be.

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It’s always a role that they never want to seem to play themselves. 🤔 We need to have our eyes open, the wealthy understand how the economy works (aka poverty is required for the system to work). That’s how they operate and make decisions. We have to operate knowing they know exactly what they’re doing. No amount of shame will make them change their course. The need to keep Africa poor dictates how the U.S., China, and other wealthy countries treat China. China’s beltroad initiative wasn’t a bunch of good will, it was an attempt to lock them into debt with China. It’s why the U.S. doesn’t actually spend nearly enough in humanitarian aid, business, and infrastructure in Africa. When we start using our collective power to say not in our name, then we create change.

Echo no words. No mas. NO. We don’t need to promote the old course and methods Circle Economy regenerative economics. Grass roots. Supporting local farmers. Mining companies oil companies and industrial production for minerals plus… labor. Saw for myself father of six died trying to sustain an eco-village community only to “have” to work mines only to die early. Heart failure. Heart broken. While intellectuals ego- turn away blind eye and escapism to beloved social worker eco- journalism’s legacy. @printerNet Africa where we fail to understand the enormity of this continent and potential for global climate change. For win-win-win solutions! Re-imagining wholeness as wellness and wholeness as agency requires arresting development of industrial age systems for age of awareness awakening to emerging evolutionary bioluminescence and clean free abunDance. BioRoc.

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Exploitation of sub Saharan Africa explained in a very straightforward manner …