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La pépite : AFAD Djekanou vs ASC Bouaké

Raw GPS data shows that 44 foreign-registered cellphones were in the immediate area of Charlie Kirk on that sad day: 16 Israeli, 13 Chinese, 12 Russian, and 3 Iranian. Our system just alerted us that 4 of the 16 Israeli devices that were in Utah that day, have arrived in Islamabad last evening, at the Islamabad Serena Hotel'

@MaMon45051 Excellent

🔴🇧🇫 On comprends mieux

Human Rights Watch contre Traoré: Autopsie d’une opération de déstabilis... youtu.be/zm6250aYr3o?is… via @YouTube Une masterclass Merci @Nath_Yamb respect ✊🏾

The main media weapon of France: CFI funds 4,000 African journalists, producers, and bloggers, spreading Paris-backed narratives from Tunisia to Madagascar. All these "independent media" are paid off, just remember.

Nearly every successful case of rapid industrialization - Germany, Russia, Japan, Korea, China - was state directed.

@Said_du_Mali Voilà Enfin on fait de la contre-attaque structurante ❤️❤️❤️ Plus de défense, maintenant c'est contre-attaque.

« L’ORTM a diffusé une interview de Nathalie Yamb, militante panafricaine engagée, qui s’est récemment exprimée au sujet du rapport publié par Human Rights Watch. Elle a vivement critiqué ce document, qu’elle considère comme biaisé, notamment en ce qui concerne la situation sécuritaire au Burkina Faso et dans la région du Sahel (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger). Selon elle, ce type de rapport ne reflète pas fidèlement les réalités du terrain et contribue à véhiculer une vision partielle des enjeux auxquels ces pays sont confrontés. » @Nath_Yamb ✊🏻 @CapitaineIb226 @GoitaAssimi @NIGER_CNSP

Masterpiece who made this 😭🤣😂

@AbdoulMouminiIl @hrw @Nath_Yamb Il faut élever le niveau comme celui des Iraniens avec leurs lego films

@AbdoulMouminiIl @hrw Il faut approfondir le travail de mise à nu de HRW comme l'a fait la mama @Nath_Yamb Sortons de l'indignation. Il ne s'agit plus de seulement les dementir sur le Sahel, mais de mettre à nu leurs opérations partout dans le monde. L'Afrique consciente contre-attaque.

Le JNIM qui remercie @hrw pour ces accusations envers le Burkina Faso. HRW aujourd'hui représente un organisme de soutien au terrorisme dans le sahel loin de ses idéaux fondateurs.

Israeli tanks in Beirut in 1982, before Hezbollah existed. There has always been an excuse. It was never their fault.

🚨 UNBELIEVABLE: Al Qaida affiliated terrorist organization JNIM thanks Human Rights Watch and international media " for seeking the truth. " You can’t make this up !

How does the economist know which ones were the terrorist. ?

'The evolution of the coloniser' — Soviet cartoon (1964) showing a colonial officer 'evolving' to use a local puppet.

Et ça fait trois ans démocratiques.

Ask an American about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A substantial portion will tell you it was necessary. Tragic, but necessary. It ended the war. It saved lives. Hard choices in impossible circumstances. Now ask them how they would feel if another country had done it to an American city. Watch the framework collapse in real time. Suddenly "necessary" is not a category that applies. Suddenly there are no hard choices and impossible circumstances. Suddenly it is simply: a crime. An act of war. An atrocity. This is not hypocrisy in the ordinary sense. This is a two-tiered moral universe so deeply internalized that most people living inside it cannot see the structure at all. Violence done to Americans is atrocity by definition. Violence done by Americans requires context. Requires understanding. Requires a discussion of the strategic situation. This is the psychological furniture. This is what empire builds inside the people who benefit from it. And it is almost invisible from the inside.

People aren't paying enough attention to this but it's genuinely insane. This 👇is Nicholas Burns, former U.S. ambassador to China under the Biden administration. First of all the very notion that he'd gloat and call it a "badge of honor" to have so antagonized the country he was ambassador to that they had to issue an official statement to rebuke him says a lot about the man. In a normal world, diplomacy is about building bridges, not bragging about burning them... But that's not the insane part. The reason why China issued their statement (found here: english.news.cn/20260407/ad2ff…) is because Burns had been publicly taunting them for NOT doing more to oppose America. Yes, you read that right, the former **American** ambassador to China, was mocking China for being **not hostile enough** toward his own country. I'm not exaggerating. Back on March 1st, at the beginning of the Iran war, Burns called China a "feckless friend" of Iran for not doing more to help Iran fight his own country (x.com/RNicholasBurns…). He then doubled down on Bloomberg TV on March 28th, calling China "fickle" for failing to confront the U.S. over both Iran and Venezuela (bloomberg.com/news/articles/…). I mean, how unhinged is that? The man keeps mocking a rival nuclear-armed power for exercising restraint toward his own country and refusing to start WW3. And then, when China "rebukes" him, saying that he's trying to "drive a wedge" between China and other countries while "distorting China's stance for peace" - honestly one of the most measured responses imaginable given what he'd been saying - Burns treats it like a trophy. A former top diplomat, proud of trying to make the world's most dangerous relationship - that he was in charge of - worse. And keep in mind: this isn't some Trump admin loony who used to be a Fox News host or some sort of shoddy businessman. Burns is supposed to be the best the American foreign policy establishment has to offer: a career diplomat under both parties, ambassador to NATO, Undersecretary of State, Biden's handpicked envoy to Beijing, and now professor "of the Practice of Diplomacy and International Relations" at Harvard Kennedy School. That's the scariest part of all: Burns isn't a deviation from the system. He IS the system. Which means rot isn't at the margins - it's at the core.

Un policier ivoirien dans l'exercice de ses fonctions a Yopougon palais. Une fierté pour toute la @PoliceNtleCi

@ArnaudGOHI2 se demande si les pays africains faisaient suffisamment de prospective? Réponse: oui. Les gouvernements africains font bien des analyses prospectives qui portent sur les dispositions à prendre pour ne pas perdre le pouvoir et quels arrangements pour faire face aux éventuels oppositions à leurs chefs d'États. Ils tracent des scénarios pour anticiper l'accession au pouvoir d'un frère, d'une épouse, d'un fils ou à défaut, un membre de leur ethnie ou de leur tribu. Ils calculent les modalités d'alliances pour protéger leurs successeurs désignés. Ils bouclent les scénarios et déroulent leurs plans avec les moyens adaptés. Et en général ils réussissent bien.