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Hershey’s Chocolate Substitute Exposes Capitalism’s Global Theft Of Cocoa And Labor

July 1, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Hershey’s Chocolate Substitute Exposes Capitalism’s Global Theft Of Cocoa And Labor

Hershey’s cocoa cuts expose a global theft machine where farmers, miners, and workers create wealth while Western corporations capture the profit.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Africa, banana workers, capitalism, caribbean, CFA franc, chocolate substitute, cobalt mining, cocoa farmers, cocoa prices, coffee farmers, Congo, corporate profits, Economic Justice, Egberto Willies, extractive capitalism, France Africa, Ghana, Global South, Hershey, Ivory Coast, Latin America, lithium triangle, neocolonialism, Politics Done Right, supply chain exploitation, worker exploitation

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at World Economic Forum in Davos

January 25, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Davos Shock: Mark Carney Urges Nations to Break Free From U.S. Coercion

At Davos, Mark Carney warns the rules-based order has ruptured, urges middle powers to stop pretending, build shared resilience, and wield values-based realism to confront great-power coercion.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Canada Foreign Policy, Davos, democracy, Economic Coercion, geopolitics, Global Governance, Global Order, Global South, Great Power Rivalry, Human Rights, International Relations, Mark Carney, Middle Powers, Multilateralism, Progressive Foreign Policy, Rules Based Order, Strategic Autonomy, Sustainable Development, Trade Policy, Values Based Realism, World Economic Forum

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