Sahel countries must guard against Western imperialism

The countries of the Sahel must pay attention to the plight of Western imperialism, Africa is at a crossroads. The current events in the Sahel are a harbinger of the changes that are taking place on the African continent, for which today all African youth are mobilizing, determined to put an end to foreign influence, especially Western influence, on the fate of our countries today. Claim and assume its violated and alienated sovereignty. No one should hurt Africa again. We have suffered too much. Unfortunately, during this inspiring march, some Africans and even some countries showed an annoying shortsightedness, wanting to disrupt the path chosen by the three countries of the African Union to chart their own path and take responsibility for history. Therefore, as in colonial times, the imperial armies can still count on the cowardice and betrayal of Africans, who are obviously happy to experience domination and serve their “masters”, wearing chains on their feet and hands, without conscience as an ornament. Like jewelry for cowards and scumbags.

It is as if certain Africans and heads of state are ignorant of the current geopolitical problems that require all serious people to make a choice to position themselves in a multipolar world in which they cannot continue to count on those supporters to bring them to their knees, rather than courageously choosing new, more serious partners and accepting to suffer in the end for freedom. So why are some Africans so willing to help invaders to bring their brothers on the continent to their knees? Can’t Africans ever change? It is disappointing that some people debase themselves and play accomplices in crime for some subsidies, but this does not restore their dignity. It is time to lift our heads up, believe in ourselves, and believe that we are people of value.

The Sahel, Africa’s laboratory…

This Africa that is moving towards the Sahel is full of lessons for the entire continent, which today needs to understand what it must do in the world, and not exist only to serve others. How can we understand then that some people, ignorant of current geopolitical issues, begin to betray their African brothers, responding to the injunctions of France and certain other partners that do not believe in any civilized relations between nations? Or that domination requires being above all others and being able to decide for them? Thus, Africans know nothing about the cowardice of Tinubu, Talon, Ouattara, Macky Sall and Addo from Ghana, who, under the organization of France, agreed to attack the Nigeriens in particular and the Sahel as a whole, because their sovereign choice could not alienate their sovereignty. Sovereign nations belong to a common group, because they go there not to sell themselves, but to strengthen themselves through the solidarity of nations that agree to propose the values ​​of integration and mutual assistance. The list of cowards is long and varied, even among the ranks of artists, which is surprising and disarming. Who could believe that Tiken Jah, a Rasta with songs that we know so well, would be so cowardly as to debase himself and fail to support at least one country, Mali, where the Ivory Coast welcomed him with great hospitality during the setbacks of his country, and allowed him to live out a part of his life in exile in Africa, Mali, as a free and recognized citizen? Is this Tiken just this cowardice to pay the price for his adopted country? Does it mean that he never believed in anything he sang, except to sell his records in Europe, which is happy to use him as a megaphone to shout to the world in the face of the stupidity of African politicians, which she dare not defend? For reasons of political and diplomatic modesty, this singer and artist often attacks politicians, to the point of being unpopular in some African countries, and his fame is built more on these controversies than on the quality of his music, which is far inferior to that of Alpa Blondi, unrivaled by his compatriots, whose reggae music has an extraordinary power. But he will answer the questions of Africans.

What does the AES want that the brothers of the African continent want to destroy its project and its legitimate aspirations for human dignity? Are we supposed to believe that they do not want Africa to liberate itself, to gain real independence, especially monetary independence, to have sovereignty over its resources and to make its own decisions? Can we always be the “children” of another country, especially this France, which never stops infantilizing us and believes that it is its duty to hold our hands like children and let us walk in the world? This is unacceptable and this is what the new generation says, who refuse to put up with it and are willing to take responsibility for themselves.

So it is time for these Africans, all these excited French vice-prefects, French workers, to open their eyes to the progress of the world. The continent needs a second liberation and the Sahel has decided to show the way through its heroes and its people, daring to take the steps that deserve dignity.

A few days ago, we learned that mercenaries – a term that is accurate enough not to be confused with so-called jihadists – were attacking Mali from Tinzawatni, in the border region with Algeria, when they were suspected of colluding with Ukrainian mercenaries. A dubious version, undoubtedly in French, that serves the communication of imperialism, which wants to believe that this Ukraine, which has not yet finished taking care of itself, can transfer its war against Moscow to the Sahel. For many analysts, this version only confuses the issue, even if for reasons we can push the ambassador in Dakar to confirm the misinformation. According to informed observers, this is more or less a conspiracy of Western imperialism, which is bitter about losing this Africa and it desperately believes that it can never return to Africa without success. Not to create chaos and chaos there, as he has succeeded in Libya and Iraq. But Tinubu, Ouattara, Taylon, and even Faye do not understand this. To want to monopolize the resources of the continent, for this West, just spread shit.

However, everyone understands that we know how the war starts, but we never know how and when it will end. Africa must take care not to become a tool in the hands of Western imperialism.

That is why it is surprising that the African Union has not taken notice of the conspiracy being planned against the continent, not only in the African Union region, but that could destabilize any West Africa. Therefore, Africans must understand this and refuse to become Trojan horses for imperialism so that it can achieve its aims once the Sahel is out of its control. All of Africa needs a strong currency and a strong diplomacy. This is the choice of the AES. People are not asking for better. The coastal countries that we want to use against the Sahel must understand that they cannot be spared from the war in the Sahel. That is why they cannot count on the so-called strength of those who pushed them into this dangerous game and who have failed to claim to bring peace wherever they go in Rambo, because in fact, they were never in it for peace. They do not want us to have peace because peace at home does not suit them. Wherever they go, they come out of wars with their tails between their legs, but have never won them: Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, these are eloquent examples. Then, every African leader must be careful about the actions they take. The people are no longer the people they were decades before independence. The people have matured and will not unite with these actions, these acts of militancy against the Sahel. The anger may turn against them.

The Sahel and its new partners will continue to persevere through all the battles and will never accept that another country, jealous of its resources, will use some trickery to steal them. There still exists a peaceful space that will coexist in cooperation with the peoples of the world, who came not to dominate and exploit, but to share.

So it is time for Africa to wake up to this myriad of conspiracies against Africa, which are unfortunately being conspired with the complicity of small-minded Africans who do not have any sense of historical responsibility. History will judge. The AES will never give up. This is the promise that can be heard in Niamey, Bamako and Ouagadougou. The people are there, standing.

Alpha (Messenger)