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Shared Value Initiative as discussed on CNBC Live program “Africa Business News Live.”
Never trust a member of a racist collective who says they come in peace or say they have come to help or say they are concerned about your welfare.
The shared value initiative, coming from the mouths of folks white, is an attempt to talk about addressing a few localized ills of global racism, while never calling it that and while not addressing the root which includes illegal immoral land occupation and invasive government control by multiple racist partner countries from sea to shining sea.
The shared value initiative, coming from the mouths of white folks, is an attempt to put a current business spin on two thousand years of crimes far and wide.
The shared value initiative, coming out of the mouths of a racist collective, is sweet-sounding terminology to say businesses need to focus on sharing the wealth and solving societal problems. This is the way it's phrased instead of saying the owners of those businesses need to get out of Africa and give back all the loot.
An Afrikaner is a white descendant of Netherlands Dutch invaders and murderers of Africans in South Africa. These Afrikaners are still trying to make their presence and occupation of South Africa seem legit and make us forget.
Afrikaner Tiekie Barnard said “we have a responsibility to create the Africa we want, so let's go out there and do it.” I say, those who are aware of doublespeak know that “we” coming from the mouth of an Afrikaner means “folks white.”
Shared values is good when the initiative is carried out by Africans for Africans at home and abroad.
However, the Shared Value Initiative coming from the mouth of white folks is a Public Relations move from the white business and government collective to try to maintain the Pact For the Continuation of Colonization under the guise of Shared Values.
Shared values. Do you really think a white owned business or government shares values with Africans?
In the pure original sense, shared values is nothing more than socialism. Socialism is a good thing, that exists in every nation that is a civilization. You cannot have civilization without socialism. Before the term socialism existed, Africans worldwide were already doing it because they practiced the principle of “to each according to need.”
We can be certain that this is not what Shared Values means coming from the mouths of white people.
African citizens, African business people and African government officials need to stop latching onto ideas put to them by white folks because there's always an okie doke involved, always.
If white people really wanted to express that they share the same values as Africans, folks white would admit their wrongs, end all racist practices, make full recompense and encourage other white folks to do the same.
Isn't that what Africans want?
Until then, what reason is there for Africans to believe Afrikaner intentions towards Africans have changed?
