Tag: mali
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[Sharing] Is Russia Really The “Greatest Threat” To France? – Andrew Korybko, Oriental Review
Russia’s support of multipolar processes in West Africa has dealt a heavy blow to French hegemony there, which France has responded to by waging a proxy war on Russia in Mali while going on the strategic offensive in the South Caucasus and Eastern Europe French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu claimed in an interview that Russia is his…
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Images du jour : vespasienne flottante
Entre l’haleine fétide d’une vieille droite pétainiste qui s’insurge contre une chanteuse d’origine malienne, d’une part, la vulgarité et la vanité, d’autre part, d’un spectacle de drag queens qui se pense à tort l’antithèse des pétainistes, semble échappé d’un backroom gay de la ville devenue musée, égaré dans une cérémonie d’ouverture de jeux olympiques, celle-ci…
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[Sharing] La Macronnerie of a Failed French President: Ukraine – Martin Jay, Strategic Culture Foundation
Macron desperately wants to carve his name into the history books as a French president who actually did something. Anything Just what is Emmanuel Macron thinking with his recent media trysts which have gained the attention of the world? Initially, we thought his statements about sending French troops to Ukraine to fight Russian forces was…
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[Sharing] Out of Africa… Macron’s Belligerence Towards Russia is Compensating for Rejection of Colonialist France – Strategic Culture Foundation
No French politician can feel more aggrieved than President Emmanuel Macron. Macron imagines himself to be on a mission to restore “France’s greatness”. He seems to harbor fantasies of also leading the rest of Europe under the tutelage of Paris Russian President Vladimir Putin was spot-on this week in his observation about why France’s Emmanuel…
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[Sharing] Africa and a new world order – Stephen Sefton, Tortilla con Sal (Nicaragua)
[the sense of history] The successful second Russia-Africa Summit on July 27-28 represents an extraordinary breakthrough in the development of a new world order free from the domination of Western imperialist powers. Delegations from 49 African countries participated in the summit, including seventeen heads of state. They adopted a 74-point final declaration on virtually all…
