Pan-Africanism (Good for them; Pan-Canadianism: not good for us)
According to Wikipedia on Pan-Africanism:
As a philosophy, Pan Africanism represents the aggregation of the historical, cultural, spiritual, artistic, scientific and philosophical legacies of Africans from past times to the present. Pan Africanism as an ethical system, traces its origins from ancient times, and promotes values that are the product of the African civilization and struggles against slavery, racism, colonialism, and neo-colonialism.
And yet, if we, the founding peoples of Canada, promote values that are the product of the Canadian civilization, meaning the civilization of the several united colonies that became Canada in 1867 under a Constitution designed to preserve them for all time, we are considered racists, or even worse, “white supremacists”.
Africans may promote themselves, their unity, their culture, their civilization, the values inherent in their span of the African continent, but the original Founding Canadians whose cultural and spiritual roots extend back more than a thousand years to Britain, and to France, are deemed to have no such roots or identity, although our nation was deliberately and consciously founded in 1867 with a desire to perpetuate our peoples and traditions “for all time to come”.
All of Africa may struggle against “neo-colonialism,” but all of Canada must be absorbed INTO neo-colonialism, which is multi-culturalism, the recolonization of Canadian soil: that is, foreigners colonizing Canada with impunity, and eliminating the Canadian culture and people permanently.
Think about it. Two completely different value sets. It’s good if you’re Black, third-world; it’s bad if your White, first-world.
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