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AU should be deemed completely useless if this barbaric and unafrican act by Gbabgo does not trigger an invasion of Ivory Coast to uproot the fool from office.

Weres the U.N on his one? Oh that's right they are pretending to care about human rights in Libya. If ivory coast had oil his would be a conpletly different story.

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AU should be deemed completely useless if this barbaric and unafrican act by Gbabgo does not trigger an invasion of Ivory Coast to uproot the fool from office.   
[quote][/quote]. Unfortunatlythis crime is very African and many of the A.U leaders have done the same or worse.

We do not have the moral authority to do anything in that country.

Look at the destruction of Odi or the JTF operations in the creeks.

eyah.

lord have mercy.

Holy fxcuk!!!

The situation is not as clear cut as it seems.

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/dr-gary-k-busch/the-end-game-in-the-ivory-coast.html

The video is inconclusive.

Nobody can say whether the army were firing into the air to disperse the crowd or even whether they were firing rubber bullets.

One thing I do know is that army cannot be as brutal as ecomog.

Ecomog soildiers will kill anything moving and get away with it.

ECOMONG is a good for nothing set up!

One would actually think the body and it's leadership had real plans for anything serious!

Sun of god:

The video is inconclusive.

Nobody can say whether the army were firing into the air to disperse the crowd or even whether they were firing rubber bullets.

One thing I do know is that army cannot be as brutal as ecomog.

Ecomog soildiers will kill anything moving and get away with it.

at the start, we saw peaceful protesters in the streets,. . . .then gun shots. . . .then bodies lying everywhere, how conclusive could it get?

It's n amateur footage, you wouldn't actually expect someone to standby and film a direct shooting taking place, would you?

African leaders are as clueless and dumb as dumb could be!. . It's obvious to even the blindest sight that diplomatic measures wouldn't resolve shytt in Ivory Coast, hundreds are dead already, probably a few more to die in the coming days, and yet, these Old good for nothing fóols keep holding stupíd meetings and what not!

violent:

African leaders are as clueless and dumb as dumb could be!. . It's obvious to even the blindest sight that diplomatic measures wouldn't resolve shytt in Ivory Coast, hundreds are dead already, probably a few more to die in the coming days, and yet, these Old good for nothing fóols keep holding stupíd meetings and what not!

while you are going off on African leaders, do remember you are African yourself. And the led are no better than their leaders.

birdman:

while you are going off on African leaders, do remember you are African yourself. And the led are no better than their leaders.

This has got to be the most bizzare I have ever heard of all theories, to which i take strong exceptions.

It's been three months, a sovereign nation is without a functional government, diplomacy, we are told, is continuing, it's already a lost cause! The window for diplomacy after 3 months, is gone in my opinion. What is left now is for Gbagbo to now entrench and forcefully legitimise his regime , expand and intensify the empty propaganda, step up the violence and killings and in due course, may gain the support of the masses and eventually the worst would be to share power. Sometimes justice, they say, delayed is denied.

Several news outlets are now confirming the fears of the UN general secretary of the possibilities of a civil war , and our leaders are still 'talking' - no action yet after three months of disputes. Our African leaders have failed us again, that we really still can't figure out yet exactly what we want for our people and our land. The idea of who won the elections is absolutely not in doubt except by Gbagbo and his cohorts and we should not waste any time at all addressing who won the Ivorian elections. All the spins doubting Ouattara's win of the elections are nothing but baseless propaganda.

ECOWAS took a solid decision to resort to the use of legitimate force to force Gbagbo out of power should diplomatic efforts to get him to cede power fail. Ghana was a signatory to this noble idea. Diplomacy is however said to work best when both sides are aware of the worst possible consequences should the talks fail. This idea has always served as a psychological buffer in driving various diplomatic talks to the usually desired results and in this case the intended military action appropriately served this purpose. To this end, any deliberate attempt to undermine the military option effectively undermines the efficacy of the diplomatic talks. Just as the talks were gathering momentum with Military officials strategising on the best way forward,, ENTERED PRESIDENT ATTA MILLS OF GHANA.

Na man dem dey kill so,abi animals?

I had saw that video its literally factual and different to other one.
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