Why france is burning and the lesson nigeria must learn now!

By Eastern Reporters




If you are wondering why France is on fire protests, strikes, debt, anger everywhere look to Africa. Look to Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso.


For over 60 years, France was feeding fat on Africa. Free uranium from Niger to light Paris. Free gold from Mali. Free everything from Burkina Faso. They called it "cooperation", but it was modern-day colonization.


France printed money for 14 African countries. France controlled their central bank. France took their resources and gave them crumbs.


Then the story changed.


Mali said: ENOUGH.

Niger said: ENOUGH.

Burkina Faso under Captain Ibrahim Traoré said: ENOUGH.


With the help of Russia, they chased France out. They kicked out the French army. They took back their gold. They took back their dignity.


And what happened to France?


France's economy started to collapse.


- No more free uranium = Electricity crisis in France

- No more free gold = Budget holes

- No more African colonies to bully. France begging in Europe


France tried to take back those countries by force — sanctions, ECOWAS threats, coup plots. All failed. The Sahel stood strong. Russia stood with them. Africa stood with them.


This is what their DEMOCRACY governments could NOT do for 60 years, but the MILITARY takeover did in 2 years!


You see why France and America were shouting against the military takeover?


They know with this fake democracy you are practicing, they will always control your leaders. They pick your president, they control him, and he has no say. He cannot say NO to them. Even Britain is doing the same to Nigeria!


So when a change comes that drives away such democratic puppets, they come to condemn it, not because they love you or care how you are ruled, but out of FEAR that the new change will destroy their control over your country.


They don't condemn coups because they love democracy. They condemn it because they fear losing their SLAVE COLONY.


Sometimes, military rule can bring POSITIVE change in a country, and it is the ONLY thing that can stop neocolonialism if the citizens cannot free themselves.


Burkina Faso is proof. Mali is proof. Niger is proof.


If Burkina Faso with 23 million people can say NO to France, why can't Nigeria with 250 million say NO?


Until we free ourselves, we will remain slaves.


Should Nigeria try what Burkina Faso did? Is military takeover sometimes better than this fake democracy? Let's talk!


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