Niger: The Kindness of the International Community What if all this is part of a destabilization plan!
In recent days, we have witnessed with astonishment the 180-degree turn of the international community regarding the Niger issue. Starting with the famous ECOWAS, which, out of kindness, wants to grant funds to Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger as financing for the fight against terrorism. Furthermore, it wants to convert its force, previously set up to wreak havoc in Niger, into an anti-terrorism unit.
Since these states committed to the war against these bandits sponsored by imperialists, ECOWAS has never sent a note, even to encourage the concerned states. Mali and Burkina have won unprecedented battles, yet ECOWAS has not officially congratulated them.
A few days ago, the UN declared its recognition of the legitimacy of Niamey’s government, over five months after the overthrow of President Bazoum.
This, in principle, should reassure the authorities of Niger and the entire population.
But beware! Whether it’s ECOWAS, the AU, the EU, or the UN, they are all part of the same network, with different roles but the same objective.
All these flatteries aim to lower the guard of the AES member states, infiltrate them, and destabilize them.
It is common knowledge that the Western world has subcontracted the imperialism of Africa to France.
Observing today that France is disliked almost everywhere on the continent, seemingly leaving the field to Russia and China, the Americans want to take back the file and manage it in their way.
As evidence, all these disturbances began after various meetings of AES ministers to define the directions and draft legal texts to guide this alliance.
Perceived as a real threat, AES must be cautious about the sweet eyes and honeyed words of anyone who approaches.
Therefore, it is imperative for the AES states to be vigilant and stay as far away as possible from anything that appears to be the international community to avoid regretting it later.
There is no question of eating or drinking with them; they are radioactive and, as such, untouchable.
Fayçal BADIE
