Monday, February 28, 2011

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Why Golf / UNOCI precipitates and multiplies violence on the eve of the verdict of the AU

Things are further complicated in Côte d'Ivoire .

SIMBIOSIS / The Post:

France has not obtained validation of its position by the UN. The Security Council reiterated, however, and repeatedly, the sovereignty of Côte d'Ivoire. She has lobbied on ECOWAS, West African economic organization, to recognize the victory of Mr. Ouattara. What has driven by a simple principle of subsidiarity the position of the African Union. It was therefore of denying, temporarily, the report of its own observers for the poll and that of its mediator, Thabo Mbeki, sent to Abidjan after the election. The latter will also be made public until after the summit in Addis Ababa, two months later.


The AU summit in Addis Ababa on January 31 reversed his position and created by a resolution of its board of peace and security, then validated in a general meeting, a panel of 5 counts States to assess the Ivorian elections. President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, President of Mauritania, Chad and those of Tanzania and Burkina Faso are BlaiseCompaoré of this high-level panel.

President of ECOWAS protested vigorously, pointing out that the practice was its decision to be automatically endorsed by the AU. The UN secretary general, Ban Ki Moon said that recount the ways would be a "grave injustice", and Nicolas Sarkozy intervened himself to all heads of State of Africa ... Both say it is panic in the camp of lies ...

After the passage of their experts to Abidjan and to concrete elements, the panel did was moving towards recognition of Mr. Ouattara. It then restarted the rebels and mercenaries to commit acts of terrorism and urban guerrilla to prevent the heads of state to go to Abidjan. He thought probably torpedo the panel of the AU. Mr Compaore and Secretary of ECOWAS, the last defenders of the position of Mr. Ouattara and France in this panel, refused to travel to Abidjan, citing security reasons. Other heads of state, very determined, came to Abidjan and met all the protagonists. Ouattara initially refused to receive them, then it is resigned.

We expect their decisions today, Monday, February 28, 2011. They were to meet in Nouakchott, but Blaise Compaore got to postpone this meeting to March 4, after the official visit Mr Zuma in France. Without it, Jacob Zuma arrived in France would be the height of the panel decision of the AU. Nicolas Sarkozy will probably try to influence the position of South Africa.

Leveraging this period, the clan liars (rebels, supporters of Mr. Ouattara, France, Secretary General of the United Nations, neighboring countries providers of mercenaries) at all costs to hide their misdeeds, attempts to urgently before reconvening of this panel, to overthrow President Gbagbo and / or initiate acts of civil strife. He seems to hope that all these actions will eventually lead to a complete collapse of the state. Otherwise and if the panel and therefore the AU not recognize the election of Mr. Ouattara and well aligned on the UN position, France will, too, respect the Ivorian institutions. Thus, it will recognize, and finally for the first time, the full independence of one of its former colonies in Africa. This would be the end of a "Western plot against Côte d'Ivoire" to borrow the title of an article of Quebec MP Yves Rocheleau.

Here where we are, and things are very tense in Abidjan. The issuer of public television was violently attacked on Saturday night. The technicians were killed and equipment destroyed. Abidjan remain almost without information. Fortunately a backup transmitter was quickly cobbled together. This reassured him and calmed the citizens.

People are outraged and President Gbagbo and the leader in nonviolent Charles Ble Goude, and all the positive forces of Côte d'Ivoire are about to lose control of part of the population white hot by all these murders and all the violence. They absolutely must keep the television to keep people at home, calm down or channel them into nonviolent actions organized and where each monitors the other to avoid overflow ....

The unicorn, French military forces, was suspected, as in 2004, while Michele Alliot Marie was minister of defense, taking the presidential palace tonight. Thousands of young, mostly students, were watching outside the gates. Unicorn currently trying to control the airport, but young unarmed and many interposed.

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" face the hostility of the people, the head of UNOCI brandishes the" war crime "

The Special Representative of Secretary General Kofi United, Young-Jin Choi posted on Monday, after a meeting of UN representatives in the countries of West Africa, his fear of hostility increasingly growing population cons United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI).


"There is a transformation of harassment, which is moderate, the direct act of hostility, which is extreme," says South Korea has wanted deterrent. "(...) This is a war crime to attack the peacekeepers," he dropped.

People consider increasing acts of UNOCI (UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire) as a provocation. The rebels attacked pro-Ouattara Thursday Zouan-Hounien city (west). According to a source close to the theater, "a chariot of UNOCI (UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire) took part in the attack on the position held by the FDS, within 30 km of Danane.

Wednesday 29 December, UNOCI troops fired live ammunition into a crowd of youths gathered in Abobo, causing serious injuries. The previous day, a convoy of UNOCI advancing towards the strategic powerhouse Azito, near Abidjan, had been forced to turn back by residents of Yopougon, a commune of Abidjan.

During clashes on 16 December between rebels and forces of defense and security forces (FDS), UNOCI had been filmed, fighting alongside the rebel pro-Ouattara. The government, then President Laurent Gbagbo demanded the departure "forthwith" UNOCI and Licorne forces because of their "bias" in the crisis in Côte d'Ivoire. [...]"

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Beninese contingent withdrew from UNOCI

"The troops of UNOCI in Côte d'Ivoire will they shattered?
Anyway everything leads us to believe.
contingent of Benin UNOCI peacekeepers based in Toulepleu (western Côte d'Ivoire) have permanently left the base since February 17. To return to Benin via Guiglo and Abidjan when their mandate is not yet expired.
According to sources very consistent, these peacekeepers from Benin have decided not to be complicit atrocities committed by UNOCI on populations.
Memorandum of UNOCI troops since the outbreak of post election crisis have moved away from their role as an impartial force and peace.
[...] The legitimate authorities of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire have requested their departure since last December. "
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Sunday, February 27, 2011

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Saturday, February 26, 2011

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Tribute. Burkina Faso - a man of integrity

Not to be confused with Blaise ...

[...]

"Tom Sank" as some called it wanted to be a different president, and embodied a certain enthusiasm.

He began by taking some dramatic steps like selling luxury cars with government, and was moving himself in a Renault 5, a car similar to a Renault Twingo today. He did not hesitate to take over some theories of Pan-Africanist Patrice Lumumba and Nkrumah Nkwame.


Text Hervé Mbouguen. Source here.


He urged a fight against corruption, which resulted in the trial broadcast on radio, but without the death penalty. He also undertook a campaign of reforestation of the Sahel to halt the advancing desert.

In a country where life expectancy was barely 40 years, and who had the world record of deaths among children under five years, he developed an extensive campaign to vaccinate children, and construction of hospitals. It showed a modern conception of the status of women, condemning polygamy, banning female circumcision, and appointing several women in his government.

[...]

His vision does not limit only to Burkina Faso since it will be very active in denouncing the neo-colonization, will be a great destroyer of apartheid, and looks great in opposing the payment of debt by Africans. At a summit of the OAU in Addis Ababa, he exclaims "I say that Africans should not pay the debt. Whoever disagrees can go out right away, take a plane and go to the World Bank to Pay. "

[...]

Sankara's attitude, and enjoy great popularity he within the African youth will eventually earn him the distrust of its neighbors, and some Western countries, including France. But as is often the enemy will not come very far.

Rumors of conspiracy rustle in Burkina Faso this country, as we have seen, has often been shaken by coups. Sankara, like everyone else, hears, and he attributes the following words, difficult to verify, but which have helped increase his legend after his death: "You can kill a man, but you can not kill his ideas," or Commenting on the attitude of Blaise Compaore "The day you hear that Blaise Compaore preparing a coup against me is not worth telling me. Because it is too late. "

What is certain is that Compaore ignores the recommendations of Sankara, and lives in luxury.

[...]

Thomas Sankara is meeting with advisors when sounds of automatic weapons resonate. He reportedly told his advisers, "Stay, it's me they want." He left the palace, in shorts, hands in the air, but the rebels had apparently instructed not to arrest but to kill, and a few squalls put an end to his life, and than twelve of his advisers.

As for killing the symbol again, it will be buried in a hurry, and quasi-anonymous.

The shockwave caused by his death in young African and in particular Burkina Faso, has led the regime to give it a more suitable burial.

His "friend" long Blaise Compaore will take power after his death, and claim to have done so because Sankara was planning to assassinate him, but his words did not convince many people.

Asked by a journalist in the aftermath of the coup which raises the question: "Have you have any regrets? Blaise Compaore replied: "Having lost a friend of course, and regret also at one point in his life he [Thomas Sankara] is thought to liquidate us. Damage. This answer given there are over 20 years is one of very few public evocations of the assassination of Thomas Sankara, Blaise Compaore.

In the documentary by Robin Shuffield, "Sankara, a man of integrity," a former military near Sankara, Captain Boukari Kabore said he had asked the latter 'permission to bring order "c' is to say stop Blaise Compaore because he "was planning an assassination plot." Sankara allegedly replied: "Friendship does not betray, this is not for us to betray the friendship, it is up to them to betray it."

In 2008, Blaise Compaore is still president of Burkina Faso. "

(From Portrait of a man of integrity: Thomas Sankara (1949-1987) Hervé Mbouguen )

[... Blaise Compaore was reelected for the umpteenth time in 2010 with 80% of the vote in the silence of the "international community". Last week it was repress live ammunition a demonstration of students in the silence of the "international community" and its media. 5 dead.]

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Not to be confused with Blaise ...

As the story accelerates and where the result of the investigation of Speakers and experts from the AU is about to be delivered ... What seems to disturb the camp's very hard Golf / UNOCI, which multiplied its attacks since war.

When the old tricks so apparent as that which is to assign the old quarrel Bedie / Ouattara on the nationality of one of Gbagbo! (Which voted against the law of Bedie on its torch and ended the quarrel by decree declaring Ouattara Ivorian), the Burkina Côte d'Ivoire them, make no mistake.

Cutting chewing all those who are ready for any social delinquency or "ethnic" ...

support of traditional chiefs in Burkina Faso
Residing in Cote d'Ivoire President Laurent Gbagbo:


The reality is that the continuum Burkina Faso - Côte d'Ivoire the libératoin of Africa is indissoluble. Whatever happens in the latter days, Laurent Gabgbo has already entered history as the successor of Thomas Sankara - as Mandela has been one of Lumumba.

The rest is just jolts accusations, slander and lies fall of themselves, as already settles the "truth" of the "unanimous international community to" two months ago, nearing reduced in tandem Choi-Sarkozy.

On Thomas Sankara:




Friday, February 25, 2011

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Why rebel violence / UNOCI rages (see here ):


" Mission of the Panel AU Abidjan: The facts that have troubled Ouattara "

Boga Sivori - Thursday, February 24, 2011

The first of these facts is the behavior of the French media. Notably, France 24 and TV5. In flagrant violation of the provisions adopted by the National Council of Audiovisual Communication (CNCA), the two French channels were already showing, strip down, the alleged victory of Alassane Ouattara, with 54%, on Wednesday 1 December, from 19 am even though the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) had no result. This had forced the chairman of the CIS, Mr. Youssouf Bakayoko, to focusing on national television at 23 h 45 min. "At As I speak, we have not finished the job of consolidating the results. I want to reassure Ivorians that we gave no result to anyone, "he said.
The second fact is the attitude of the President of the CIS Youssouf Bakayoko. Indeed, everyone could see, the IEC has not yielded results within the time allowed to him, which expired on Wednesday, December 1 at midnight. Simply because, as announced by Youssouf Bakayoko, 23:45, IEC had not finished consolidating the results of certain regions of the country, including northern lack of consensus within the central commission. It is therefore clear that the CIS has not worked. Hence the absence of minutes of the deliberations. Therefore, the IEC was indeed time-barred and the file was now on the desktop of the Constitutional Council. This institution is under the fundamental law of Côte d'Ivoire, the only authorized to give the final results of the presidential election.
So what legitimate expectation of the entire Ivorian population when, to everyone's surprise, Youssouf Bakayoko was seen, among the supporters of Alassane Ouattara, and headquarters (HQ) campaign of it, announcing the figures giving the candidate winning the RDR. The announcement was made in the absence of any central commissioners, and most importantly, candidates' representatives. But there is also the score of 54% announced by Youssouf Bakayoko in favor of Alassane Ouattara curiously coincides with the one you see posted already French channels France 2 "and" TV ".
The third fact is the emergence of the Constitutional Council. So after the foreclosure CIS occurred at midnight on Wednesday 1 December, Constitutional Council took over. And on the basis of the action for annulment made by President Gbagbo, the Constitutional Council annulled the vote in some departments in the north where the rebels have distorted the electoral game by abuses of extreme gravity on supporters of President Gbagbo. And after deliberation it declared Gbagbo the winner with over 51% of the vote. The last fact constituting the post-election crisis in Côte d'Ivoire is observed in the behavior of the so-called international community and conditioned by France.
Indeed, they are, against all expectations, the figures announced in any illegality by Youssouf Bakayoko Mr. Choi, Special Representative of Secretary General Kofi Annan, has felt obliged to certify even before the constitutional council is sitting.
On this true false result based so-called international community to demand that Gbagbo leave the Chair to Ouattara. French President Nicolas Sarkozy has even authorized to give an ultimatum of 24 hours Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo to step down, as if addressing his servant. "


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belligerent threats and violence in Côte d'Ivoire: the responsibility of the "international community" and its media Another look at

weeks, months years, the media "international" exempt rebellion Ouattara from its violence and crime, and even attributes to his victims!

Who has not heard of the 300 deaths in the post-election violence? Who does not attribute to the "camp" Gbagbo and Fds, forgetting that in the ranks of Fds one is killed every day?

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Meanwhile the dead were several points, in total impunity: the rebellion had failed to notice that she not only enjoys impunity international media, but over the market, attributed its crimes ... Victim!
the day when the speech "international" seems to be nuanced, common sense leads to the question: such impunity (at least) has media does not increase (and at what level) the violence and victims? Serious question, on a heavy responsibility ... Who measure (it is now the task of historians) the impact on the violence that would have permitted the mass grave at Yopougon released worldwide via RFI before any investigation? (Surveys that have been found to mount a probable - but who knows?) What about the responsibility of the popular radio? Who will measure the impact on the violence that it is authorized, the famous "death squads" in the conditional (for which Gbagbo won all his libel suit - but who knows?), Supported the body of Camara H. looped over the French media in 2003? Who will measure the responsibility of the international press disclosing these rumors before any investigation? ... Responsibility for the violence against people and their various chain reactions, including the burr until the cop (who remains in prison) who killed Jean Helene ... What about this strange bias in favor of the rebellion and pro-Ouattara
against "Gbagbo camp", and its local impact of impunity and even encouragement? What about the arbitrariness by which the "international community"
regularly flouts the principles it claims to promote
in doing so?






"Attacks against the SDS in Abidjan: Here is the true face commando invisible

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The New Courier N ° 210, February 22, 2011 by


Beloved Dinguy's N
:
" Now commando invisible Abobo, which spreads progressively in the district of Abidjan, has a name.
The commando invisible rampant in recent weeks in various clashes between protesters and pro-FDS Ouattara has been unmasked. A survey in some districts reveals that the origins of the commando invisible back from areas Cno. These veterans of the rebellion conveyed by waves in the economic capital. Wave Embedded in vans, these soladats the rebellion spilled into neighborhoods they deem favorable to Ouattara. Where families, active members of RDR, must give their cottages and covered up the "final assault". Certain confidences indicate a strong presence of such fighters in Abobo, particularly in sub-districts Marley, Avocado, PK 18, Behind Rail where the volume of the population has increased since last December. If the time for this "commando invisible "to remain silent Yopougon (Port Bouët2 and Wassakara) and Kumasi where also its memebres, this is not the case in Abobo. The strategy of this "commando invisible, until a good supply promised by military peacekeepers and French forces, we have been pointed out, is to create ambushes to elements of the regular army and exterminate Pro-Gbagbo marked. They also have their sights, police stations. An indicator of Fds we approached revealed that their next target is the commando camp and the camp Abobo military Anyama, to acquire a military base. "

Thursday, February 24, 2011

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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Since Wednesday 23.02, fans of Ouattara triumph: the Ivorian press Legitimist Tuesday's widely distributed a letter to
Bakayoko attributed to Sarkozy .
The major media and few would Legitimists then tripped over a hoax: the IEC and Paris not deny they not? (Note that we expected no less !)... Thence to make their denial of the final word of a sentence, there is not one that fans ouattara blithely forgetting that cross Paris and CEI are judge and jury. At closer inspection, the arguments of ouattara triumphant concern only the form (letterhead paper that is not correct, signature that can copy and paste, etc..) Thereby forgetting that even if the letter turned out to be materially false, content background does not correspond perfectly to reality unless proved it! ... Going pressures Ouattara in the same direction on the same Bakayoko (indeed proved a few) and Choi, who acknowledged during an audit at the UN ... Until after the "proclamation" of Bakayoko to calls from Sarkozy to Goodluck. Besides his "proclamation" of the "victory" Ouattara from India and his ultimatum to Gbagbo. It is public for a content that exceeds that of the letter ...
Where's argument forms ouattara triumphant might even turn against them : To produce such a letter, compromising the content, since confirming in writing what has been done in other ways, but more discrete, or may be given for "in the heat of the headlines," it would have been smart use the letter-head official Elysee ???!!!
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The New Courier N ° 210, February 22, 2011 by Frank Toti
:

"
Affair 'Courier Sarkozy at the CEI': Evidence that the press in France
"
" The Embassy of France in Côte d'Ivoire has seen fit to try to save face by Nicolas Sarkozy, producing a statement of denial yesterday. But the events still fresh in their minds.
The events occurred between 23 am and 2 am on the night of Wednesday 1 to Thursday, December 2, 2010 at the headquarters of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) with two-tops. While it was moving inexorably toward the foreclosure of the IEC, the French soldiers of the Unicorn in jeeps arrive at the IEC headquarters, claiming to be carrying a message from French President to the President of the Commission, Yusuf Bakayoko. When they refused Fds posted at the entrance of the headquarters of the pass, they explain that this is actually a letter from the French Presidency to the President of the IEC. Then a commissioner of the IEC had informed them that such mail would first pass through the Minister of Foreign Affairs who in turn would undertake to transmit to the President of the IEC. Having understood the blunder that their haste they had committed, the soldiers of "emissaries" of France was immediately distributed. Asked about this, according to a source, the Ambassador of France, Jean-Marc Simon would have explained that the movement of the Licorne force to the IEC was a procedural error that diplomatic repeated. However, the mail has indeed landed in the hands of Yusuf Bakayoko. Following is her escort, the next day on December 2, by the French and U.S. ambassadors to a pseudo-declaration of results at campaign headquarters of Alassane Ouattara, the Golf Hotel, now in his "Republic".
yesterday in a statement, the Embassy of France has denied the existence of such a document. "This is a crude forgery that reveals an ignorance of international practices and is a clear desire to harm the good relations that exist between France and Cote d'Ivoire, "the statement said. But the French diplomatic representation forgets the injunctions sickly Nicolas Sarkozy to the Ivorian authorities that eventually reveals as much a breach of international practice by the heir of French Africa. In wanting to apologize, the Embassy of France have not done better than to accuse. "

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

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"
Today more than ever, the Ivorians are wondering what their
reserves the next day. They want to understand what torture they will still have to face, what humiliation they will still have to undergo.






The battering of France, repeated aggression against the country's sovereign institutions, disregard for steps taken by Africa to break the deadlock, even worse the very serious food and economic strangulation imposed brutally populations, death distilled slowly, cruelly and cunningly covered by the hypocrisy and cannot of the French international media ... all these horrors inflicted relentlessly to millions of men, women and children who have absolutely nothing to deserve it. We Ivorians, we would finally understand this persecution led by Nicolas Sarkozy !!!!! We would like to understand ... Alassane Ouattara increasingly isolated and ignored in a country that is desperate to run, continues to send young people indoctrinated in the neighborhood of Abobo death, to serve the needs of his gruesome communication ... . All the rest of the city of Abidjan (home to over 70% of the national population) and the rest of the country lived Today quite normally. Ridiculous ...
We would understand ... The disastrous outcome of the second round of presidential elections, the so-called "proclamation" temporary results simply by Bakayoko at the Golf Hotel, campaign headquarters of candidate Ouattara before the cameras of France 24 (rough handling), the Serious Fraud proved with ample evidence to support that have been perpetrated in areas under rebel control Ouattara ... so many damning facts! (*) All this has led different mediators to fall on the question of intervention army and the question of the affirmation of Mr. Ouattara as a "winner" of the elections, a victory that is not based on any legal or constitutional basis

... ... We would understand a man who behaves like a real tool for a settler and slave for which tramples all institutions of the country, it humiliates the diplomatic representatives lawfully sworn, cut the food to the poor peasants, we put millions of unemployed workers honest, we are witnessing the death of hundreds of seriously ill patients in hospitals, cut assistance for AIDS patients, it encourages the exodus refugees fleeing areas under rebel control Ouattara, it dropped a rain of unjustified sanctions on private companies and hundreds of people and it steals all the money from bank customers French (this means 90% of bank deposits Ivorians), thus depriving them of any means of subsistence ... All things that France is the voice of his incompetent Minister of Foreign Affairs Michele Alliot-Marie and Camp Ouattara speaking through his spokesman that seems to have completely Patrick Achi lost find a way to justify !!!!! Justify starvation, death, total abasement of innocent people, WHY?
We would understand ... but it is already very logical deductions: African Union has opted for a peaceful outcome to this crisis, giving himself a month to revisit in depth the second round of presidential elections and impose on both parties binding measures. This caused a frenzy of murderous madness with Nicolas Sarkozy since his goal is to impose by whatever means, including a bloody coup, his colt to the Ivorians Ouattara.

There obviously something fishy, Ouattara has something to hide from this second round, and the fact that different mediations have all opted for a peaceful solution through negotiation, recounting, verification of PV, direct dialogue and respect for sovereign institutions in Côte d'Ivoire, as proposed by President Gbagbo since the outbreak of this crisis arises a serious problem at Camp Ouattara.
debacle in RHDP with the defection of millions of supporters, deep crack in the PDCI and the loss of credibility of Ouattara, whose calls to strike, to protest, civil disobedience and ultimatums cascade were followed by no effect greatly weakens his camp and Part of the "international community" that supports the true sense ...
Several analysts around the world ask themselves the question, but ... if the devil really wanted Ouattara's Ivorian, why would they not like the Egyptians, Tunisians , Libyans, etc.. ? Laurent Gbagbo has fewer soldiers and chariots of Mubarak or Ben Ali ... Why millions of Ivorians do not they take their destiny into their hands?? When one speaks of a pro-Ouattara, it is difficult to count more than 5000 protesters [counting very broad / AFP little suspicious to reduce those figures, speaks of "hundreds"] ... On the other hand, when one speaks of a pro-Gbagbo, there is real human surf hundreds of thousands of people ... Who wants to be fooled? The Ivorian
hate more the man who inflicts the worst disasters in the name of a pseudo democracy. The Ivorian want the big nations like France and the United States that violate their fundamental principles all in the name of lower oil and economic interests ... We believe that truth and justice will finally be restored and the dignity of Côte d'Ivoire relieved! "
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(*) See
the report of Mr Kokou Koffigoh
, Head of the Mission of Observers of the African Union Cote d'Ivoire, which is extremely serious revelations, the "conduct of the poll," the "assassinations," the "arrests" "imprisonment", "cheap", "looting", "massive fraud" in the northern region of the country.

Mr. Koffigoh speaks in this report which is cold on the back of nude women by the rebels and supporters of Mr. Ouattara election day, supervisors chased from polling stations and blockages to prevent tellers from Gbagbo access the northern regions. Mr. Koffigoh says that two of its own observers were arrested and detained, and that is thanks to the intervention of "UNOCI" they could have survived. Its report is supported by "findings of Usher", the "video", "pictures victims" etc. ...
The text of the report (in English)
.

Monday, February 21, 2011

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After the devastating failures of attempts to overthrow the President by the Ivorian rebellion Golf ...

What we need further evidence that Gbagbo is widely supported by the people? Ble Goude called for a demonstration, the streets overflow with people, Soro calls for "revolution"
is the flop, including
Bouake, held by his troops ... No need to be a genius to understand that only the desire to avoid the bloodbath that would provoke rebellion overarmed who takes residence prevents the legal authority to send the street to end encrusted Golf ...
While that Ally Coulibaly pretends to dream aloud before the public dazzled those who sip the word of the media for giving the Ambassador of Cote d'Ivoire in France ...
"urban guerrilla warfare, call for insurrection ... Soro admits: 'We're heavily armed"

title The New Courier N ° 209, February 21, 2011
- article by Emmanuel

Akani:
"Guillaume Soro does not believe in a popular uprising against President Laurent Gbagbo. The examples of Tunisia and Egypt, he called all his wishes are intended to justify the actions of subversive rebellion politico-military support of UNOCI and France.

D
ince the beginning of the post-election crisis, Alassane Ouattara and his so-called prime minister, Guillaume Soro, have consistently called the people to rise against the regime. The leader of the rebellion does not hesitate to cite the example of the popular movements that have won the Presidents Ben Ali in Tunisia and Mubarak in Egypt.
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In fact, the sore loser in the presidential election of November 28, 2010 is preparing to resume hostilities in the military, with the support of France, the UN mission in Côte d'Ivoire of going to war Ecowas. Including Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan of the Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso and Senegal Abdoulaye Wade. In an interview published yesterday on the newspaper's website Sunday, French newspaper, Guillaume Soro said the rebel army that supports Ouattara is enough "military" and "committed" to commit hostilities on the military front with the forces of defense and security. "We are ready, armed and determined to defend ourselves. (...) I (rebel forces ordered to install new Alassane Ouattara to the presidency) and this from December 16th, but I had to ask them to immediately return to Bouake. (...) Alassane Ouattara had a rally of the Chief of Staff of the Fanci, General Mangou. He wanted to avoid at all costs a gunfight.
Unfortunately, this shift has not happened, "stated Guillaume Soro.

For him, no action can resolve the election crisis without bloodshed. Not even the panel of heads of state of the AU. The solution to the crisis lies therefore in its view, in the resumption of hostilities. These words of Guillaume Soro sound like a declaration of war, even though he recognizes the signs of insurgency are shy Forces Defence and Security (FDS). "The Ivorian revolution is underway and we will help this popular uprising", however, is convinced the leader of the rebellion that Ouattara was raised against the bosom of the motherland.

The repeated failures that characterize its action since the beginning of the rebellion in September 2002 are losing their heads to Guillaume Soro, to the point that confuses revolution and coup. In fact a revolution, it is for Ouattara and his men to terrorize populations, in the hope that they will rebel against the authorities. The rebellion has left its bases and settled in neighborhoods of Abidjan and cities of the interior, where its elements are engaged in urban warfare. As such, in Williamsville, in the municipality of Adjame, the rebels conveyed on site preparing to go into action this morning. As in Abobo, Kumasi at the weekend, they will commit violence against people and loot shops. One way to demonstrate to the panel members who are now in Abidjan that Ouattara supporters. And that the country is living in total insecurity. All initiatives Ouattara and his supporters - far from undermining the morale of Ivorians - Strengthening their conviction that their country is a victim of international conspiracy. Also Ivorians, all political persuasions together, they are determined to fight to the end to save Côte d'Ivoire annexation and planned a recolonization.

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Destabilization of Côte d'Ivoire: The revolution gave birth to a mouse

In The New Courier N ° 209, February 21, 2011 by Frank Toti


Ouattara supporters, headed by Guillaume Soro had announced today the final assault on the Ivorian regime, called "Orange Revolution" but which in reality was to start last Saturday in several towns in the area and Cno in the municipalities of Abidjan Abobo and Kumasi. In this regard, the SG of the rebel forces had cut off Friday night in Bouake, the stronghold of the rebellion, when it should launch its next revolution, a giga rally in the stadium of Peace city. Sat edi early morning, the couple broke up cliques Fds activists RHDP, who, replying to insurgent slogan "first minister" Ouattara, had set up roadblocks in Abobo and Kumasi. Where they intended to launch a meeting of the revolution at the roundabout at the Town Hall to Abobo and instead Inshallah for Kumasi.
Before the meager crowd of candidates Ala revolution, the handful of activists who came out RHDP will engage in acts of vandalism early circumscribed by the Fds. At Abobo, they will abandon the roundabout of the town hall in the hands of Fds to settle for less for Anador half an hour before dispersing. Same scenario in Kumasi where Ouattara's supporters burned tires on public roads and attacked buses and taxis.
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We thought Bouake, the stronghold of the rebellion of Alassane Ouattara, have succeeded to a large rally last Saturday to start the revolution. Not. Since there also is a total fiasco saved. And yet, very early in the morning of Saturday, and other elements of FAFN RDR militants, "galvanized" by the presence Guillaume Soro in Bouake, will move in small groups toward the stage of peace. Despite constant calls for mobilization that took place all week in and around Bouake, the stadium of Peace has remained strangely two-thirds desert. Populations sulking this gathering, and wished to express their ras-le-bol address the actions of the camp Ouattara who spares no Ivorian some edge whatsoever.

The "parent" of the revolution, Guillaume Soro, has not had the effrontery to go to this meeting that he himself organized. He told his agent, Amadou Kone he was not healthy to be present at the rally to launch his revolution. And yet this same Saturday, Guillaume Soro visited Lome to discuss with the Togolese president, Faure Gnassimgbé, President of the UEMOA. Whence it came back around 15h 30min. It is clear that the rebel leader conceded the move to low mobilization in their stronghold of Bouake and went to the evidence that his revolution has passed away even before birth. And to hide things, Amadou Koné had raised at the stage of Bouake a possible postponement of that revolution. Shame on them!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

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Côte d'Ivoire: Western parliamentarians speak out (2)

French MP UMP.
The international community has, paradoxically, supported those who were held in Tunisia and Egypt against the people, but in Côte d'Ivoire seems to be the opposite ... Is not that amazing?

What strikes me is that the events that shook the world in recent times have shown that there was from the official French diplomacy a great distance from ground realities and aspirations peoples. How to explain that last December, elections have occurred in Egypt in appalling conditions, ignoble, unworthy, with pressures and violence ... Many countries have expressed their disapproval, but France was total silence. In Tunisia, where MPs have accused the Foreign Minister that there was a very powerful dictatorial political power, well, it was radio silence. However - this is where there is a double standard - the scandal of the time it was only Côte d'Ivoire: the official version was to say that the President declared elected by the institutions of his country, the Constitutional Council should be declared and proclaimed an independent commission composed of foreigners and 80% opposition to the outgoing president was to give legitimacy to his opponent! These double standards are absolutely inexplicable. That is why I find it to legitimate travel to the French Parliament in Côte d'Ivoire, because it is in honor of those members wanting to understand the ground realities and not stick to diplomacy is quite distant from the people.

course! It is normal, given the remoteness of the official policy realities, as parliamentarians to go see firsthand what happens. They even respond to a wish expressed by President Sarkozy during his election campaign, which he said should not be entrusted only to the professional diplomats diplomacy and that elected officials should become more involved. Having halted the planned visit of French parliamentarians in Côte d'Ivoire is very shocking when freedom of expression has won a great victory in Tunisia and Egypt. How to understand that Meanwhile in France, we want to suppress freedom of an independent inquiry on the part of parliamentarians?
You mention the travel plans of French parliamentarians in Côte d'Ivoire: the Elysee and the Quai d'Orsay have clearly prohibits members from three ...


It's setbacks and to reverse the trend in Africa where we are heading towards greater freedom of expression. The advantage of such a journey of parliamentarians is that they came by their own means and not an aircraft funded by the French government or parliament. Indeed, when parliamentarians come official travel, they are frozen, they must use the language of wood and draw the conclusion that generally, after accumulating a wealth of information, is exactly that which they were porters at the start ... There he is parliamentary who had just take a look independent and as objective as possible, on the Ivorian situation.

Thus, even if it angers Nicolas Sarkozy and François Fillon, you tell your fellow members: Have a little courage, remember that you are elected representatives of the Nation ...


I tell all my respect to these parliamentarians. Chairman Obama recalled a very profound truth, which is that Africa requires that we respect the institutions of the country by not going into people's issues. So in this respect that the French members can go and talk to representatives of the Ivorian people, who is experiencing difficulties, to tell them their friendship, their consideration and that we trust them to set themselves their own problems .

In recent weeks, it was noted, particularly when questions of the government, that whenever Members questioned Francois Fillon or Michèle Alliot-Marie on Tunisia on Egypt, they jump like kids: "Côte d'Ivoire, Cote d'Ivoire ..." This seems an obsession ...


I will not criticize Michele Alliot-Marie, because you can not criticize someone who arrives foreign minister and who knows nothing about the field of foreign countries! The act of going as a tourist in a country like Tunisia absolutely do not open their eyes to the social reality of Tunisia ... So they are looking for reviews of Ivory Coast and I do not understand the attitude of the French government with respect to Côte d'Ivoire. This therefore justifies a visit of French parliamentarians in this country. There is a kind of personalization of this problem does presidential business. In other words, the French government has put itself in an impasse. That's what I said there are nearly two months: we do not interfere in internal issues of an independent country. "




These Didier Julia, UMP deputy from Seine-et-Marne and member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.

"He remains faithful to his ideas," said the presentation Kernews: "Everyone recognizes that it has always had an accurate vision problems Africa and the Arab world. This week he discusses the news and vote for what he called "parliamentary diplomacy". Indeed, the Elysée and the Quai d'Orsay just prohibit UMP deputies to travel to Ivory Coast. However, Didier Julia believes that parliamentary diplomacy is playing its role. Comments that may still displease Michele Alliot-Marie ... Didier Julia was a guest Yannick Urrien Wednesday, February 16 at 8:10 am. "

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Côte d'Ivoire: Western parliamentarians speak out (3)

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a European Parliamentary Questions to the European Commission

Posted February 18, 2011

Côte d'Ivoire has experienced in recent months, a period of instability due to an electoral process interrupted before term. Without taking up the cause of one or other of the parties, it is however necessary to examine the causes and consequences of this situation where the EU has intervened directly, to the extent that the sanctions chosen, hit not only economic actors but also innocent people who are in no way responsible for this situation. The sanctions imposed by the EU suddenly now have consequences for the entire sub-region may cause serious tension between sovereign states.
This is not the first time in Africa, a country has an electoral process "unequivocal" and "unnatural" that leads to blockage of the country's political situation. A presidential election was held in Côte d'Ivoire, the result is challenged by one of two candidates. The Ivorian Constitutional Council declared winner after Mr. Gbagbo invalidated a portion of the votes in some regions. It belongs to his opponent who disputes the decision to initiate an action before the competent legal authorities and provide evidence that there was no massive fraud or violence in the northern regions controlled by the rebel New Forces who in 2002 tried to overthrow Gbagbo.

1 - The violation of agreements Ouagadougou and the responsibility of the EU

On this issue, the requirement of Article 5 of the fourth supplementary agreement to the Ouagadougou agreement has in recent years been quietly put aside by the United Nations and Western powers (France and USA in particular). Regarding the UN, on reading the various reports of the Secretary General of the United Nations on UNOCI and resolutions of the Security Council on Côte d'Ivoire in 2010, the international community continue to legitimize the mission of UNOCI , refer to the Ouagadougou agreements in their entirety.

In a report dated May 20, 2010, the Secretary-General noted that "(...) President Gbagbo and the ruling party felt that the security situation in the north did not allow to organize freely election and to hold free and fair elections. They therefore called for the disarmament and the reunification of the country before elections are completed as required by the 4th Supplementary Agreement to the Ouagadougou agreement. Opposition parties accused the ruling party and the president to use the 4th Agreement as an excuse to postpone elections indefinitely. " And the report went further: "Many stakeholders with the Facilitator [1] believe that issues relating to these two processes (...) must be addressed simultaneously so as not to give either party any excuse for not fulfilling its obligations. "

This report was in fact open the way for implementing "flexible" of the condition to "disarm before holding the elections," or, to put it more directly, a non-enforcement of this condition. The shift observed in reports on UNOCI is also found in successive resolutions of the Security Council. The Security Council acknowledges in passing that when the presidential elections, there was no restoration of State authority throughout the country, or the reunification of the latter!

Under these conditions it is understandable that President Gbagbo, under pressure from the United Nations and Western powers have come to accept the holding of them in 2010, so as not to appear as one who does not want to elections at all, and for that he received assurances that the elections would take place normally.

However, after the first round and five days before the second round, the 26th report on UNOCI's November 23, 2010 considers security "stable but fragile" and recognizes that disarmament was not completed.

The report also recognizes that the authority of the state is still not restored in the areas occupied by the Forces Nouvelles. They continue to levy taxes and customs duties and other "illegal taxes" and to "own way" the police and justice because, as the report says, "in the absence of officers judicial police and security forces deployed, the courts are to judge any criminal case. " In these occupied areas, prisons are not under the control of the state, especially north. Concerning the situation of human rights, the report noted violations on all sides and in all regions, but stresses that the situation remains "extremely precarious in the west" and respect for human rights is " generally low "
Suffice to say that the elections failed to meet the agreements prior to the democratic conduct of these elections and that France and the EU have endorsed a flawed electoral process from the outset.


2 - The first trading

Faced with this situation and in a haste that has nothing to diplomacy, the French President has issued an ultimatum to Mr. Gbagbo, who, given the potential conflicts, undermined the French military contingent, the community of 12,000 French nationals and more generally French economic interests in Côte d'Ivoire.

him following in the footsteps of the European Union announced that December 13, 2010 menaçait le président de la Côte d’Ivoire et ses proches de sanctions. Les mesures prévues allaient d’un retrait de visas au gel des avoirs financiers détenus par certaines personnes présumées proches de Monsieur Gbagbo.

Le Conseil des ministres des affaires étrangères avait donc publié un texte qui décidait« d’adopter sans délai des mesures restrictives ciblées à l’encontre de ceux qui font obstruction aux processus de paix et de réconciliation nationale et en particulier menacent le bon aboutissement du processus électoral » notamment par « une interdiction de visas et un gel des avoirs ».
L’Union européenne a décidé January 15 to strengthen the sanctions in deciding the freezing of assets in Europe of 85 members of the "Gbagbo camp" and eleven economic entities some of which have a direct influence on the lives of Ivorians.

It should be noted that three people on this first list were removed since, including a pair of French entrepreneurs, who had nothing to do with litigation is that the seriousness of the formation of this list. It is now clear that the European courts shall be taken to say whether or not the Union's fundamental principles were not violated in this case.
It is not I think will happen to the French state or the European Union, nor to the international community to interfere in the internal affairs of a sovereign state. To those who blow on the coals, fanning the flames of inter-community tensions, it is worth remembering that the rhetoric going to war jeopardizes the lives of tens of thousands of Ivorians and Europeans.

Only diplomacy, negotiation and consultation are able to resolve the tangle of the Ivorian crisis.

It would also be good to remember the rule " two weights, two measures "which seems to settle in European diplomacy in terms of interest lost on many observers. I recall that France in the coup in Niger, condemning the seizure of power "through non-constitutional" by calling for dialogue! But perhaps the presence of AREVA in the country explained that!

I ask the formation of a commission of inquiry pluralistic European level with the task of determining responsibility and propose solutions to resolving the crisis.

- On what legitimacy and Which text is based on the EU to intervene in the internal affairs of a sovereign nation such as Côte d'Ivoire?
- Similarly, what criteria are used by the EU to intervene or not intervene in situations similar or even more sensitive on the African continent?

- Why did the EU it tolerated the violation of Article 5 of the fourth supplementary agreement to the Ouagadougou agreement for the holding of free elections and democratic?

- The EU has realized it when deciding the economic blockade of Côte d'Ivoire, it takes the risk of starving the country and even the cause of serious consequences for peace, civilians and economic entities not in any way responsible for this mess sustainable diplomatic-legal?

- How to reconcile the inscription on this list with the violation of the principles of Article 6 of the CSDH, which guarantees rights to a fair trial?

- What are the criteria that have prevailed in establishing the list of "banned" and are they consistent with human rights as protected by the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms?

- The solution does not lie does not hold another "second round" after that, in agreement with the parties, all conditions (Ouagadougou agreements) are met for the full exercise the sovereignty of the Ivorian people to be guaranteed? "






Ah yes, the last point,
text above is
Marine Le Pen.

must admit that it has a different look in terms of diplomacy and foreign policy that we are making the draft "responsible" not only present on the Cote d'Ivoire, but in general (Alas sir) - and support unfortunately (against Côte d'Ivoire), "responsible" for the PS! See
http://www.sanfinna.com/aucourantdelaplume.htm
and
http://ci.telediaspora.net/fr/visuelvideo.asp?Idmedia=10690&idchaine=1&cat=0&tipe=0

This bodes really, all this added to all this, an election in 2012 in France which could be as folklore than that of 2010 in Côte d'Ivoire. So that one might wonder if this is not what we practice with UNOCI: it could serve in 2012 ... Paris!






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Côte d'Ivoire: Western parliamentarians speak out (1)

A Canadian parliamentary former MP for Trois-Rivieres:
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Conspiracy in western Côte d'Ivoire: evidence
Posted February 18, 2011 " In 2001 I was a member of an international delegation supervised by the UN and composed of five members from as many countries, established in the wake of the arrival of Laurent Gbagbo in October 2000.
The meeting with President Gbagbo was decisive for me. Him, all identified as being responsible for all the problems of his country, seemed like a good man who answered the questions honestly, even more insidious, a humanist who wants the good of his people - and that of All Africa - and wants above all to restore peace and national reconciliation. But it was during a meeting with the delegation of twenty ambassadors that the hypothesis of a plot appeared to me
Indeed, I saw and heard the members of this gathering denigrate or demonize the president, elected democratically, by treating it as an undesirable, a troublemaker that should get rid because he refuses to bow down and behave, as saying the Africans, "Chief of doormat."
Also, this officer of the Embassy of the Netherlands who whispered in his ear: "Know, sir, that in a year from now, Gbagbo will no longer be there". This was in 2001, and no presidential election is expected before 2005!

Approximately 18 months later, September 19, 2002, occurred a military coup ... Quickly driven out of Abidjan, the rebels retreated into force in the north of the country they take over. This will be the score.

But why all this acrimony against Gbagbo? Because the West did that for another presidential candidate, faithful servant of Western interests, both as a former Prime Minister of Côte d'Ivoire, imposed by Paris as that of former executive officer of the IMF. This man is Alassane Ouattara. Boasting a large personal fortune, he is known in financial circles, political and media from Europe and America.
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, and apparently he sponsor of the rebels since 2002 Ouattara can count on the support of Presidents Chirac and Sarkozy, he who speaks of his "friend Ouattara, who will do anything to get the UN to legalize presence of the rebels off-the-law, even to ennoble them in 2004 as "New Forces (FN).

Never, despite several agreements to this end, the rebels have agreed to surrender and they never have been forced, nor France nor the United Nations. Despite this background, Gbagbo is forced, in 2010, marked the presidential election in the north, by many embezzlement and abuse, which were recognized by the UN representative in Côte d'Ivoire, without ever the international community is tempted to light and the truth. Small example: in the north, in about 2200 polling stations, the number of voters exceeds the number of registered voters and in many cases no vote in favor of Gbagbo is recorded, not even those of its two representatives!

Tensions resulting from this post-election context, where both candidates say they are presidents, may degenerate into a terrible bloodbath.

attempt to remedy this situation, African Union (AU) has recently decided to establish a panel consisting of the heads of state from five African countries.

Hopefully this new mission will succeed in getting the truth about events that occurred before, during and after the presidential elections. "


The author, Yves Rocheleau, was MP (Bloc Québécois) Trois-Rivières from 1993 to 2004.







http://www.cyberpresse.ca/le-nouvelliste/opinions/201102/18/01-4371828-complot-occidental-en-cote-divoire-une-evidence.php

http://resistances.akwedo.com/post/3404621572/complot-occidental-en-cote-divoire-une-evidence

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Historiettes

In this small street of Chateaubriant, leading to the market, once they sold alcohol. The plaque carries the memory.

facetious But a visitor has created a small biography ...

daughter of a distiller, Claire spent her childhood near the paternal stills. Later after a solid accounting studies, she managed to develop the pipette, this instrument very popular these days that allows great precision in the dosage of certain drugs and which, notwithstanding its modesty, she gave her name, "dropper". Unknown to the general public and despised by the corporation of apothecaries, she died blind in misery and darkness, seeing it as clear or drop.

And this is how you create ... History!

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Decidedly, Sarkozy is not enough entered history

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San Finna
, weekly Burkina Faso No. 604 of 21 February 27, 2011 at :
"TUNIS TO MEXICO FRENCH DIPLOMACY IN FREE FALL



P whichever way you ar take French diplomacy since the advent to power of Nicolas Sarkozy, does not appear in any case as the domain French president will enter the Hall of Fame great French statesmen. He had yet on this plan, many failed efforts to carve out an envelope of international statesman.
complicity INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
With emerging countries, we can not say it has found a niche for its disappointments and heal better assert its ambitions. Most of these countries have an eye on a future where they see France behind them, and when in this batch is called China, we can even afford without incurring humiliation or anger or remonstrance. The Opium War is far away! appeared in Africa against the territory where French diplomats had hoped, even by use of gunboat diplomacy, preserve its zones of influence. But the Colonial is not what it was! And the mutation is expressed in many ways.

Ben Ali and Nicolas Sarkozy
Nicolas Sarkozy and Felipe Calderon

With the U.S., it does not really work, the moon honey. Was quick to remind him that the greatness of a statesman is measured by the greatness of his country and platonic love does not exist between states. With Europe, it was mine, politeness, to accept his activism but ultimately, it quickly became tiresome for even the most accommodating as Angela Merkel and he had some return on his toes.
In Arab countries, the revolution rumbling is nothing less than a repudiation of the international community and particularly France and the USA. If these Arab countries have become what they are (areas where the arbitrary dictatorship helping the blood flow eventually) it is because we have developed in regard to them, the more bizarre theories encouraging them to grow in marginal Democratic. These countries, they said, were not natural vocation to live in a democracy there as structural incompatibility between Islam and democracy. Moreover, they finally managed well, it was claimed, in their type of governance as finally, what is needed by the peoples of Africa (Maghreb and Africa South of the Sahara) otherwise than food, education, health care? Formal freedoms do not eat that much her man! And there was the endless praise of Ben Ali Mubarak ... joining a call on the same act, it helped those countries 'best' to keep pace with growth and stability through arms supplies, monitoring equipment and control the acts of riot.
Tunisians, Egyptians and other Arab peoples who are trying to follow their example, now say the international community, this:
"You are the moral authors, the sponsors of this happening to us. You've encouraged not to practice democracy, you have to suppress armed those who claimed you receiving stolen funds embezzled by dictators and stashed in your bank, all that for the purposes of your own growth. So you are now accountable for what happens to our country as are the dictators that you have long maintained in power. "
That's the truth.







difficult conversion DEMOCRATIC
If very fast in the U.S. have learned, ending the odd famous Vice-President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton Secretary of State (who were still trying to come to Friend's Aid Mubarak to change course by converting to the speed of gadfly defender of democracy or even leader), France, the conversion was slow and difficult. Blunders have increased and the discoveries of connection to the last days of dictatorship, could only complicate matters. It

so that internally, the Case Laetitia arrived. Taking head on this issue, showing the concern of power vis-à-vis this sensitive area of justice, could divert the attention from the outside by touching the emotional chord of the French. But the French government has failed so. The strong words spoken against Justice, carrying not only interference but also condemnation without trial judges, led a revolt little known in this world rather restricted by the reserve.
The government, then, whose credit fell in proportion to gaffes by his Minister of Foreign Affairs thought he saw in Florence Break the file, this could help clear everything for it to start over.




Cassez
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in 2008 in his prison
(AFP Photo / RONALDO SCHEMIDT)

A young French woman, beautiful, convicted (in a prison where we are not kind to the prisoners) to the disproportionate sentence of 60 years for kidnapping, it's worth in this pre-election period, to beat the ban and backbenchers to go rescue this piece of France to abroad. If we could do so in Chad, why do not we could in Mexico? So "going-zy, come-zon!
But finally, the big flop! We forgot that concern for the defense of French nationals abroad could not accommodate an intrusive diplomacy, walking through the command, as threatening at the height of the colonial period. That time is over in Africa in 1960 as it was completed in 1867 after the fall of Maximilian as Napoleon III was sent to Mexico in 1864 to try implement an Empire ca.

The current response of Mexico, a sovereign state, jealous of its independence, is in all respects like that of Côte d'Ivoire: not to come to France to decide the place of supreme organs of our country, what should be the law. Côte d'Ivoire, a constitutional council ruled in electoral matters as a last resort, no other instance, no other foreign power, can come to constrain its decision to reform or even try to talk directly to settle disputes for the candidate of his choice! In Mexico, the Court of Cassation confirmed the conviction and 60 years in prison in Florence Break. It is perhaps unfair, especially since the girl protested his innocence, but true. No other jurisdiction in criminal matters that can not say anything definitive in that case. In one case as in the other (Côte d'Ivoire, Mexico), we have past cases the force of res judicata. It is the law that is applied in all countries of Law, which follow international standards in this area. That
that of the less economically developed and democratic than France are lessons in human rights and democracy in the country that it claims to be the universal homeland!

But the last straw in all this is that we are always cutting hairs about why, while its benefits are so distressing for the image of France and his own, Nicolas Sarkozy persists keep his MMA (Michele Alliot-Marie). In Africa, some have found the explanation for a long time through this proverb
"When a donkey wants you down, you no longer see him in any part where you approach it, not even the ears."
Maybe dint, Côte d'Ivoire, Arab countries and Mexico, may well confirm this saying as regards Nicolas Sarkozy in the next presidential election! "


Editorial San Finna





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recount: version Ban Ki-Moon / "unfair" or version Choi / "too late"?

While UN
its SG Ban Ki-moon was defended on 30 January, just before the opening of the 16th Ordinary Session of the African Union that the recount would be "a grave injustice," Choi tells us that "ballots were destroyed "
That is easier on the eve of the coming of the panel might propose to recount. Choi flies to the rescue of his head and ... himself.
Because the truth would be unfair, both declare that in any case we can not know it.
"Who destroyed the evidence and that benefits? "asks The New Courier
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Saturday, February 19, 2011

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Call of Golf "event". Even a flop ...

... Flop! ... Much to the chagrin of the media of the "international community" which give the wave numbers of police said "international community": "hundreds" of "demonstrators" and find only photos that we widely consider ... one or two dozen. In short, less and less As flops.

And this time, we announced a tear-dispersion. What s'interpéte easy read for those who know the jargon of the usual media "international community": the "demonstrators", thanks to curfew the night before, could not bring their Kalache and other rocket launchers.

The effect sought by the Golf / "international community" and get a few deaths - and why not among the SDS: the media "international" regularly forget this detail - would have been the best effect for the coming Monday, the panel of the AU. The desired effect is missed ... Suffice it to "several hundred" and "tear gas": it's already better than nothing.
Nouvelobs.com
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Impatialité

It would be good to share information about the IC impartially. Why always highlight what the camp Ouattara trying to describe it as the white knight of democracy? What he has never been when he was prime minister of Houphouet-Boigny. This day is the anniversary of the imprisonment of Gbagbo, his wife and his son .. Ouattara.
Also, why the French media are so silent on what happens even in black Africa? The revolts that shook the Arab world, this region also led secouenr by the same despots: Ali Bongo, Sassou, Biya, Deby, Kabila, Compaore, Deby, Gnassingbe face the rebellion of their people, but not a word in the French press. Why?
Note also that mainfestations support Gbagbo held here too, but radio silence. Strange
Press International communuaté!
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the Ivorian people chose Lawrence ... the rest is literature nostalgic leftist colonies! at least that Ouattara retires with dignity ...


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where a revolt, people gather
Either the Ivorian police forces have benefited from the "French expertise" in matters of crowd control ... either there was nobody! The camp Ouattara called for a general strike ... cabbage! The revolution ... Alone! We must therefore conclude one day that the Presidential Palace ... is that they have elected, considers that the Ivorian people occupying the position! It is certain that for the globalists ... is not good ... But it is they who hold the truth in this world? As time passes, the international effort to hunt show that Gbagbo is the interference post-colonial, and that it will not work! One has to solve, Ouattara will never be president, there!


"few hundred" version AFP / AFP Photo
(See
here "several thousand" by the same

AFP during a demonstration pro-Gbagbo / picture this time is not AFP's!

And here "a handful"

- always pro-Gbagbo - according Villepin in 2003)