Diplomacy Enthusiast. 🎖️ Pan-Africanist Essayist. Art Facilitator, FrameLand. 𝗠𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗮 𝘆𝗮 𝗡𝗸𝗼𝘀𝗶 🦁
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For me, once an African leader is the nationalist we need, be he or she a dictator or not, he's worth the support.
Is a "tyrant" who brings development a tyrant? Africans become embarrassingly illiterate when it comes to thinking for themselves.
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The rule of the pedophile elite would be overthrown because of it. Mao also consistently supported and aided Africa's struggle against colonial rule, which made Westerners hate him even more.
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The West hates Mao because Mao was a proletarian revolutionary leader. Think about it—if they don't make Western people believe Mao is evil, how can they comfortably play with minors on Epstein Island?
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That Mbappé's moment of learning the importance of history exposed the ignorance of all of you who are victims, or even willing victims, of western propaganda.
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They wouldn't sit down and understand Pan-Africanism for what it is; their stupid arguments are always about it being a China or Russian sponsored ideology for Africa.
They don't want to understand; they want to win the shallow argument. Funny people.
Why does the West always provide refuge for men and women who betrayed their countries? Can any of the "Western civilization is the best" yappers explain that to me, without saying nonsense about human rights and stupid democracy?
There are a lot of Africans who'd see this video, in addition to their knowledge of colonialism, and still tell you Western civilization is the best. And I'm supposed to take them seriously? Lol.
Mao was a dictator who killed a lot of Chinese. That Belgian monster who killed millions of Congolese was a saint and a hero. Is that the point?
Morons with Twitter!
I see how you're trying to say that the Chinese are very stupid. Yeah, because Chinese firms are just gonna wake up and decide to cut a business deal they adhered to (by themselves, by the way), yeah?
Please leave!
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Flávio Bolsonaro a fui le pays après sa défaite, avec un passeport italien, nationalité qu’il possède depuis 2023. 60 millions de Brésiliens ont voté pour qu’un Européen devienne leur président 😂 Je croyais que c’était seulement les Africains qui faisaient ça…
They wouldn't sit down and understand Pan-Africanism for what it is; their stupid arguments are always about it being a China or Russian sponsored ideology for Africa.
They don't want to understand; they want to win the shallow argument. Funny people.
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𝐃𝐢𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞 : 𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐫 𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞 𝐫𝐞́𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐦𝐞 𝐥𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐟𝐮𝐬 𝐝𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐞 𝐭𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝐬𝐮𝐫 𝐥𝐞 𝐁𝐮𝐫𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐅𝐚𝐬𝐨
En séjour à Moscou dans le cadre du troisième Sommet Russie–Afrique, le Camarade Premier ministre, Chef du Gouvernement, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo, a accordé, le 27 octobre 2026, un entretien exclusif au média RT (Russia Today). Conduit par le journaliste Igor Kurashenko, cet entretien a principalement porté sur la lutte contre l’impérialisme, la maîtrise des ressources nationales et la construction de partenariats respectueux de la souveraineté du Burkina Faso.
Lors de cet entretien d'une trentaine de minutes, le Chef du Gouvernement a réaffirmé la détermination du Burkina Faso à décider librement de son avenir. Dénonçant les rapports de domination, les accords déséquilibrés et les ingérences, il a rappelé que la rupture avec la politique impérialiste française répondait à une exigence d’émancipation. « Nous n’avons rien contre le peuple français », a-t-il précisé, tout en défendant le droit du peuple burkinabè à être maître de son destin.
« Nous avons quitté un type de coopération pour un autre type de coopération. » Par cette déclaration, le Premier ministre a répondu aux discours assimilant le rapprochement avec Moscou à un changement de tutelle. Il a mis en avant une coopération honnête, transparente, d’égal à égal et fondée sur les intérêts des deux peuples.
Les attentes du Burkina Faso à ce sommet ont traduit cette ambition en objectifs concrets : renforcer la formation, les transferts de technologies et les capacités nationales de production. Produire suffisamment pour se nourrir, transformer les ressources minières sur place et développer les compétences nationales : telles sont les priorités défendues par le Chef du Gouvernement, dans la mise en œuvre de la vision du Président du Faso, le Camarade Capitaine Ibrahim Traoré.
La reconquête du territoire a également occupé une place importante dans l’entretien. Le Premier ministre a fait état d’une amélioration significative et continue de la situation sécuritaire. Il a précisé que le chiffre de plus de 74 % du territoire consolidé concernait les zones reconquises, sécurisées durablement et où les populations déplacées avaient pu se réinstaller. Il a aussi souligné l’apport du partenariat russe à la prise en main des équipements et au renforcement des capacités des Forces combattantes.
Cette lutte pour la souveraineté, portée avec le Mali et le Niger au sein de la Confédération des États du Sahel, comporte également une dimension informationnelle. Le Chef du Gouvernement a dénoncé les campagnes de désinformation visant les États de l'AES et plaidé pour des relations internationales fondées sur le respect des peuples.
À travers cet entretien, le Premier ministre a porté l'orientation claire de la Révolution progressiste populaire, notamment dans son volet diplomatique : bâtir des partenariats qui renforcent les capacités du Burkina Faso, préservent sa liberté de choix et servent les aspirations de son peuple.
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If the West had been respecting China as it should, we wouldn't have to see Western celebrities "humiliate" themselves by apologising to the Chinese.
So the ball is still in their court; they need to learn respecting people and their values. End the cheap talk.
I really don't understand all the uproar about Mbappe and China. You people didn't know China before? Is this news to y'all?
John Cena had to do a video in Chinese to apologize for calling Taiwan a country
Ozil made a tweet about China's mistreatment of Uyghurs and he got dropped and kicked out by Arsenal. According to Ozil, that's what ended his Arsenal career
NBA had to apologize to China because one manager tweeted support for the Hong Kong democracy protests in 2019
Marvel had to change the origin of the bald headed lady that trained Dr Strange (Ancient One) in the movie from Tibetan in the comics to Celtic cos China doesn't recognize Tibet. Such a tiny detail in a fucking movie. Lots of many examples
That's why all this western activism and moral virtie signalling will always be fake to me. In every instance they have folded and suspended their "values" rather than lose Chinese money. That's the reason for all this groveling. Money. Whenever you see them pandering with their fake activism just know they've done the financial math and know they can afford it
Monsieur Ondobo, la discussion portait sur le système de népotisme qui a dû permettre à cette dame d'être nommée capitaine, vous le savez. Croyez-vous vraiment qu'elle ait été aussi impolie envers une supérieure sans raison ? Soyons sérieux.
Être l’enfant d’un général vous disqualifie t - il de l’armée ? Pourquoi vouloir faire comme si le Cameroun avait inventé le fil à couper le beurre. Une simple recherche sur internet t’aurait donné ces résultats :
Le général Creighton Abrams Jr. (commandant des forces américaines au Vietnam et chef d'état-major de l'US Army, dont le nom a été donné au char M1 Abrams) a eu trois fils qui sont tous devenus officiers généraux dans l'armée américaine.
Le lieutenant-général Arthur MacArthur Jr.
(héros de la guerre de Sécession et gouverneur militaire des Philippines) était le père du célèbre général d'armée (General of the Army, 5 étoiles) Douglas MacArthur, l'un des commandants les plus marquants de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et de la guerre de Corée.
Le brigadier-général Benjamin O. Davis Sr.
(premier général noir de l'US Army) était le père du lieutenant-général Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
(premier général noir de l'US Air Force et commandant des célèbres Tuskegee Airmen, plus tard élevé au grade de général 4 étoiles).
Le général James C. McConville (ancien chef d'état-major de l'US Army) a des enfants qui ont poursuivi la tradition militaire, dont ses deux fils (ainsi qu'une fille et un gendre) qui ont servi comme officiers dans l'armée de terre.
The Chinese who lived under Mao and operating a system started by him respect him and don't want a stain on his name, but it's the European, the American, and the brainwashed African thinking they know better, and are trying to shove "Chinese philosophy" down our throats. 😏
Before this recent TS noise, I said something about Nigerian "philanthropy" last year:
A country of 230 million cannot rely on giveaways to survive, irrespective of the field the giveaway is oriented. A country like Nigeria, with all the potential it has, cannot continue to humiliate itself on the internet with philanthropy that always turns out to be scams. A capitalist system is set to enrich those who have the opportunity and connect to the elite and not the masses.
It is not the responsibility of/a citizen to realize and solve the problems of society and seek to singlehandedly solve them while there's a government, ministries, and agencies responsible for that. How do we explain that the ministries of youth, tech, and education are busy doing nothing about youth empowerment, but a Nigerian like every single one of us carries that as a personal business? That already doesn't sound genuine and sane.
Donors do not give because they care about the masses. They do because they need to keep their PR active; they need this same frustrated young population to never cease idolizing them. People build schools to empower, formation institutes, create employment, but to the Nigerians, the biggest empowerer is he who rather gives N200M to buy laptops for them or to share food staples for them. Lol.
The system is corrupt, Nigerians all agree until it comes to embarrassing situations like this. They're always ready to trust whoever as long as there's a free rubbish to gain.
Philanthropy in Nigeria is a business for the "donors". It's not even hard to detect anymore.
Nigerians are gradually adapting to a society where philanthropy determines who eats or not, who has a house or lives under the bridges, who gets schooled in a prosperous classroom and relevant courses or not, and who lives longer or not. That's insane! It is the product of a system that classifies people and measures the level of amenities they should have access to — capitalism.
Philanthropy isn't a solution; it is part of the problem, because no one has in abundance what should be shared equitably but isn't, then claims to share it back to the people if they don't belong to the group that seized these privileges in the first place. Nigeria as an African country and a country of the global South needs socialism: a system that builds and assists the people, and doesn't make them dependent on the crumbs of a few "goodwill donors".
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Mbappé's statement against Mao Zedong from another premise: France spends a lot of years schooling kids on how to hate China; now one of them, who is a "national" treasure, has used what he learned to humiliate the French/Western educational system. Europe's shooting itself again
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Once you make peace with the fact that it is impossible to run such a "philanthropic" business idea in an economy that struggles to be independent, the less worried you become.
Nigerian "celebrities" think they can alleviate poverty more than the feds. Funny of them.
So Don Jazzy partnered with TS Academy to offer what is being presented as a scholarship to Nigerians, but the scholarship acceptance fee is around ₦26,000.
Lmao. Imagine 300 people paying ₦26,000 each. That is ₦7.8 million.
Only God knows when ordinary Nigerians will be free from the grip of rich people.
Dangote is promising us heaven and earth to make us rich by force. They are hawking IPO shares in the market now.
Another packaged tech course is here again.
Of course, it could be a paid promotion or partnership, whatever you want to call it. Several celebrities and big accounts on X have also promoted TS Academy.
But my question is simple: how many Nigerians who have taken these courses are now earning comfortably from the skills they acquired?
How many have secured jobs, landed clients or built sustainable businesses from the training?
Every day, it is tech, tech, tech. Everybody is selling one course or promoting one academy.
Nigerians are desperately looking for ways to escape poverty, and these businesses know it.
