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Politics › Re: Quattara People Committing Genocide - Retraction by Sunofgod(op): 5:52pm On Apr 06, 2011
God help Southern Ivory Coast citizens
Politics › Quattara People Committing Genocide - Retraction by Sunofgod(op): 5:48pm On Apr 06, 2011
http://observers.france24.com/content/20110407-beware-internet-misinformation-hoax-footage-atrocities-ivory-coast

Early this week, we received an extremely violent video from several Web users. It showed men being beaten with sticks and the burnt alive by the side of a road. According to the caption on YouTube, the video allegedly showed footage of a March 29 massacre in the western Ivorian town of Duékoué.

We have chosen not to publish the footage due to its extremely violent nature. However, here is a screenshot of the page below.

In the light of past atrocities that have been committed in the Ivory Coast, such allegations initially appeared reasonable. On March 3, we published extracts from a video in which two men were burnt alive in the centre of Abidjan. This incident was verified by our journalists.

Furthermore, the International Committee of the Red Cross has confirmed that 'at least 800 people’ were killed in sectarian violence in Duékoué when forces loyal to internationally recognised Ivorian president Alassane Ouattara marched through on their way to Abidjan.

This video comes at a particularly crucial moment in the Ivory Coast, in which a longstanding post-electoral crisis between rival presidential contenders Laurent Gbagbo and Alassane Ouattara appears to be coming to a head. While there is documented evidence of the brutality committed by incumbent Gbagbo's supporters, there appeared to be little proof of excesses committed by pro-Ouattara forces. This video was presented by Gbagbo supporters as proof of the ‘genocide’ perpetrated by Ouattara’s followers, therefore supposedly showing that atrocities were committed by both sides.

The video is two years old

It turns out that this video was shot at least two years ago and was probably not taken in the Ivory Coast at all. FRANCE 24.com readers alerted us to the fact that the footage was posted in September 2009 on this blog, under the title ‘man-witches being burned alive in Kenya’.

The video was also posted on YouTube just over a month later, bearing a similar caption. There is no evidence to suggest that this dreadful scene actually took place in Kenya, let alone whether the victims are witches. What is certain, however, is given the dates on which they were posted, it is impossible that they be connected in any way to the recent massacre in Duékoué.

This incident is a reminder of the dangers of using amateur content from the web

Are there lessons to be learned from this incident? Firstly, that in time of war, misinformation tends to be rife. In the Ivory Coast's current situation, some Web users pursuing political agendas are deliberately trying to manipulate the media. More generally, this incident is a reminder that amateur content from the web must be treated with the utmost caution.

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Politics › Re: Photo Of Gbagbo Surrendering by Sunofgod(m): 5:44pm On Apr 06, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ouattara Fighters Seize I.coast Capital, Few Hours Left For Gbagbo by Sunofgod(m): 5:40pm On Apr 06, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Surrenders by Sunofgod(m): 5:38pm On Apr 06, 2011
He should have taken cyanide - See ridicule.

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Politics › Re: Photo Of Gbagbo Surrendering by Sunofgod(m): 5:37pm On Apr 06, 2011
Politics › Re: Where Is Becomrich? by Sunofgod(m): 12:33pm On Apr 06, 2011
Becomrich has BecomeBroke.

He can no longer afford internet access.
Politics › Re: Is It Possible To Start Having Suicide Bombers In This Country? by Sunofgod(m): 12:04pm On Apr 06, 2011
Nigeria has plenty of Mutallabs in the waiting.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Surrenders by Sunofgod(m): 11:05am On Apr 06, 2011
He wants to go out a 'Martyr'

That won't bode well for Quatarra.

Hope he built an escape tunnel.
Politics › Re: Describe Attahiru Jega In One Word! by Sunofgod(m): 11:02am On Apr 06, 2011
Finished
Politics › Re: Describe Attahiru Jega In One Word! by Sunofgod(m): 10:57am On Apr 06, 2011
TypicalBackwardNorthener
Politics › Re: Quattara Party With The Rebels Will Soon Be Over by Sunofgod(m): 10:08am On Apr 06, 2011
UN backed massacre carried out by Quattara's boys forces

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Politics › Re: Jega Implanted By CPC With US Help? by Sunofgod(m): 10:33pm On Apr 05, 2011
Shameful country,

These elections need to be delayed for at least a year.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Surrenders by Sunofgod(m): 10:07pm On Apr 05, 2011
Gbagbo, bros hang in there.

Call their bluff -  Dey no go do you nothing.

We with you niggga.

Bleep Da Imperialist and their puppets.
Politics › Re: What Should Be Done To This Young Man by Sunofgod(m): 3:06pm On Apr 05, 2011
dapachez:
he was caught with election materials that he cannot explain where he got it from so Nairalanders i humbly ask what do you think should be his punishment should we try him for treason, jail him,castrate him or just applaud him and ask him to sin no more?
Make him a Politician - He seems to have all the traits.
Politics › Re: Jega Implanted By CPC With US Help? by Sunofgod(m): 2:51pm On Apr 05, 2011
abes:
i was there
grin cheesy grin Crazy People  cheesy grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Jega Implanted By CPC With US Help? by Sunofgod(m): 2:31pm On Apr 05, 2011
Politics › Re: Jega Implanted By CPC With US Help? by Sunofgod(m): 2:12pm On Apr 05, 2011
luluosas:
The silly and blind GEJ fans are drowning fast. Let me remind you that, last week, the US embassy in Nigeria said, the US Government has no interest in any particular presidential candidate for this election. I hope you have told your GEJ to prepare to run away, because, the government of Buhari will be too hot for him.
THE USA Backs GEJ
https://newsnigeriana.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Goodluck-Jonathan-and-Obama.jpg

He's an ally on the 'War against MEND Terror.

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GEJ - Ol Boy, how we go take rig dis tinghuh
Obama - Talk to Hillary


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GEJ - Hillary I've been told you are very evil and crooked - Advise me on 'Political Skulldugerry?
Hillary - with pleasure

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Politics › Re: Military Rule Within 3 Months In Nigeria - Shocking Video by Sunofgod(op): 2:01pm On Apr 05, 2011
appletango:
99% of the time you are a certified m0ron. But not this time.
Screw you and B/B - GEJ 2011 or else


(Enjoy the vid)
Politics › Re: Military Rule Within 3 Months In Nigeria - Shocking Video by Sunofgod(op): 1:50pm On Apr 05, 2011
Politics › Re: Military Rule Within 3 Months In Nigeria - Shocking Video by Sunofgod(op): 1:47pm On Apr 05, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Unacceptable : France Takes Over Abidjan International Airport by Sunofgod(m): 9:03pm On Apr 04, 2011
Politics › Re: Why Do You Support Goodluck Jonathan For President? by Sunofgod(m): 7:34pm On Apr 04, 2011
Politics › Re: Breaking News! James Ibori Granted Bail by Sunofgod(m): 7:24pm On Apr 04, 2011
Let him come back and face trial in Nigeria.

Has Muhamed Abacha seen the inside of an overseas court despite all the laundered money thats be seized?
Better still, has D. Cheney seen the inside of a Nigerian court?
There is no such thing as 'fair justice' in this world.
I'm sure he'll be treated fairly (depending on how much of his ill gotten gains he gives up)
I would rather at least some of the money in question be seized by a Nigerian court and not a UK court.

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Politics › Military Rule Within 3 Months In Nigeria - Shocking Video by Sunofgod(op): 6:49pm On Apr 04, 2011
This INEC debacle is just the start of a sequence of negative events.

I forsee the final outcome to be complete chaos and anarchy.

No matter who wins or looses, there are grounds to cry foul.

If NL is a guage of the feelings of the Nigerian population then emotions are already out of control.

Military Intervention is possible -  if anything just to restore order.
Politics › Re: Why You'll Never Vote For Muhammadu Buhari? by Sunofgod(m): 6:36pm On Apr 04, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Massive Deposits Of Oil, Gold, Copper And Iridium In Hati! by Sunofgod(m): 10:37am On Apr 04, 2011
Here's a bit more to the story:

Eternal Punishment: Obama Leads Third Century of Imperial Revenge on Haiti

The blood and thunder (or is it thud and blunder?) of the American-led intervention in Libya has obscured one of the more revealing episodes of our times -- especially for those many millions who still cling to the idea that Barack Obama is somehow an improvement, however slight, over the ruthless, lawless, corroded souls who preceded him in the post of imperial manager.

We speak of course of the American rigging of the election in battered, helpless Haiti -- a brazen effort to disenfranchise the majority of the population and ensure the election of a vicious -- but acquiescent -- client to the presidency. This sordid episode comes complete with a personal intervention by the Nobel Peace Laureate himself to try to continue the exile and persecution of the democratically elected Haitian president overthrown by George W. Bush in a brutal coup.

Even as he was scheming with the CIA to put covert American "boots on the ground" in the Libyan civil war, Obama and his dream team have been maneuvering like mad to put one of a pair of right-wing fanatics into office in Haiti while excluding any other candidates from the running -- including those from Haiti's biggest political party. Obama also personally called South African President Jacob Zuma to ask to keep holding Bush-ousted former Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Africa and prevent him from returning to his native land before the election.

With the sublime hypocrisy that has become the hallmark of this most mendacious militarist administration, an Obama spokesman said the Peace Laureate opposed Aristide's return due to "deep concerns that President Aristide's return to Haiti in the closing days of the election could be destabilising," adding that the defender of freedom and democracy believes "that the Haitian people deserve the chance to choose their government through peaceful, free and fair elections."

Even from Team Obama, this is pretty rich. After blocking the largest political party from running, then forcing a run-off between two former supporters of vicious coups, Obama said he didn't want Haiti's democratically elected former leader to return to the homeland he was trundled from at gunpoint by Bushist goons in order to give the Haitian people "a free, fair election."

The result has been a record-low turnout and run-off so riddled with corruption that it may be weeks before one of America's hand-picked stooges is declared the winner. Meanwhile, Aristide did return -- Zuma told Obama plainly that Astride was a free man, he had a passport from his home country, and "I cannot hold him hostage." He did not interfere with the election, he endorsed no candidate. Most of his supporter simply boycotted the election, because of its blatant illegitimacy.

So this is what Barack Obama and his partner in imperialism, the globe-trotting Hillary Clinton, have been up to on the side while they are killing children in Libya and bluntly declaring to Congress that Obama will not acknowledge any restriction on his imperial will to wage war where whenever and wherever he damn well pleases. As John Caruso notes in a blistering post:

In an episode that makes the importance of democracy subversion in Haiti eminently clear, even while the popular uprising in Egypt was peaking, our Secretary of State was dispatched to Haiti to ensure that Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly advanced to the presidential runoff election rather than Jude Celestin (she flew there literally right after she'd finished putting out the administration's Egypt spin on the Sunday morning talk shows). So just who is this U.S. favorite?

Seven months after his inauguration, President Aristide was overthrown by a US-backed neo-Duvalierist military putsch on 30 September 1991. "Sweet Micky" was one of the principal cheerleaders of this three-year coup, which claimed some 5,000 lives, according to Amnesty International.

In the years following Aristide's restoration to power in 1994, Martelly became obsessed with hatred for the man. In a video from not too long ago, which can be seen on YouTube, the candidate threatens a patron in a bar where he has performed. "All those shits were Aristide's gays," he says. "I would kill Aristide to stick a dick up your ass."

You can certainly see why Clinton made the trip. And if the Obama administration doesn't manage to get this homicidal homophobic Duvalierist into power, they'll still end up with the Secretary General of the right-wing RDNP party (and wife of a former right-wing "president" of Haiti). Win-win!

, As I've written before, anyone who feared that our first black president might not be sympathetic to the need to smash the democratic aspirations of the first free black nation in the hemisphere can rest assured: Obama will never let race—or anything else—stop him from doing the empire's dirty work.


No, indeed. Doing the empire's dirty work is the Obama Administration's raison d'etre. Caruso helpfully points us to this incandescent post by Linh Dinh:

As firemen and cops are being fired across America, as teachers are being told they must accept austerity measures, the country is broke, after all, as public radio and television, with their supposed liberal bias, lay on the chopping block, as more homeless sprawl and tent cities spring up, as casinos, a sure sign of desperation, mushroom, the United States has entered another costly war without any fanfare or discussion whatsoever. Obama didn’t have to persuade anybody, no sending a Secretary of State to make a fool of herself in front of the United Nations’ General Assembly, no congressional vote, which, last time I checked, was supposed to be a Constitutional requirement, no media blitz. No lies even. He simply ordered more than a hundred Tomahawk missiles, so far, to rain down on Libya, with many more to come. In any case, this it not even a war, but merely a "kinetic military action," according to an Obama aide. Such straight faced butchery of language, even as one butchers real people, shows that the United States has entered a deep psychotic state. Upon winning the Nobel Peace Prize, Obama himself declared, "I am living testimony to the moral force of non-violence." ,

The President of the United States is a traveling salesman for the military industrial complex. In 2010, Obama came to India to visit the Mumbai home of Gandhi, a hero of his, someone he would most like to dine with, very touching, before announcing a mega arms deal of GE fighter jet engines and Boeing military transport planes. Now, as he bombs Libya, Obama tries to sell F-18 fighter planes to Brazil. According to an aide, "President Obama underscored that the F-18 is the best plane on offer" as he made a "strong pitch" to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff.

The President of the United States is also a spokesman for murderers and crooks. He doesn’t rule, but obeys. His main job is to deceive the masses as he serves his enablers. He can say anything at any time, and means none of it. The President of the United States is the world’s most visible actor, in short. Campaigning in 2007, Obama said, "If American workers are being denied their right to organize and collectively bargain when I’m in the White House, I’ll put on a comfortable pair of shoes myself. I’ll walk on that picket line with you as president of the United States." Quite a performance. This year, as Wisconsin teachers fight to retain their right to collectively bargain, Obama has said absolutely nothing. One would have to be a fool to think he would join them. ,

As Obama fizzles out, as he loses legitimacy, the power brokers will come up with other figureheads and slogans for American liberals and conservatives to become passionate about. These candidates will jabber, jab and insult each other. As in professional wrestling, the battle will appear fierce. Barack, meanwhile, can look forward to a lucrative memoir and six-figure speaking fees. Even that man of malapropisms and snafus, the much despised Bush, is getting $150,000 each time he opens his mouth these days.

In any case, the latest draconian farce in Haiti is only par for a savage course that Obama and Clinton have been carrying out from the get-go, standing on the shoulders of that giant statesman, Dubya. As I noted here almost two years ago (again following in Caruso's footsteps):

Haiti has been a cursed nation throughout its existence. As I noted in a piece in 2004:

Exactly two hundred years ago, Haitian slaves overthrew their French masters -- the first successful national slave revolt in history. What Spartacus dreamed of doing, the Haitian slaves actually accomplished. It was a tremendous achievement -- and the white West has never forgiven them for it.

In order to win international recognition for their new country, Haiti was forced to pay "reparations" to the slaveowners - a crushing burden of debt they were still paying off at the end of the 19th century. The United States, which refused to recognize the country for more than 60 years, invaded Haiti in 1915, primarily to open it up to "foreign ownership of local concerns." After 19 years of occupation, the Americans backed a series of bloodthirsty dictatorships to protect these "foreign owners." And still it goes on.

It certainly does -- even under the "enlightened" foreign policy of Barack Obama. As John Caruso reports (in separate pieces in A Distant Ocean and A Tiny Revolution), Obama and his "superstar" secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, are loudly championing the latest egregious, brutal farce that Washington and the West have foisted upon the uppity natives of Haiti.

Senatorial elections held this month by the government imposed on Haiti after the U.S.-backed coup of 2004 (more on this below) produced a turnout of less than 10 percent of eligible voters: a result that mocks any notion of a popular, legitimate democracy. But this is not because the Haitians are so lazy and disinterested that they couldn't be bothered to vote. Nor that they are so satisfied with the benevolent, paternal care of their American-appointed masters that they saw no need to let silly electoral contests trouble their bucolic life.

No, the 90 percent refusal rate was in fact a massive protest action, driven chiefly by the fact that the American-backed government would not allow the most popular party -- the party of the government ousted by the 2004 coup -- to run a slate of candidates in the election. By clerkly hook and bureaucratic crook, Haiti's election overseers banned the Fanmi Lavalas slate back in February. At that moment, the April elections became a dead letter, a meaningless farce -- yet another cruel joke played on the people of Haiti.

Another April, another joke -- and a third century of imperial revenge goes on.

NOTE: For more background, especially on the 2004 coup that led to the current crisis, see "Operation Continuing Sweatshop." Below is an excerpt:

This week, the Bush administration added another violent "regime change" notch to its gunbelt, toppling the democratically elected president of Haiti and replacing him with an unelected gang of convicted killers, death squad leaders, militarists, narcoterrorists, CIA operatives, hereditary elitists and corporate predators - a bit like Team Bush itself, in other words.

Although the Haiti coup was widely portrayed as an irresistible upsurge of popular discontent, it was of course the result of years of hard work by Bush's dedicated corrupters of democracy, as William Bowles of Information Clearinghouse reports. Bushist bagmen funded the political opposition to President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, smuggled guns to exiled Haitian warlords, and carried out a relentless strangulation of the county, cutting off long-promised financial and structural aid to one of the poorest nations on earth until food prices were soaring, unemployment spiked to 70 percent, and the broken-backed government lost control of society to armed gangs of criminals, fanatics and the merely desperate.

Meanwhile, Haiti was forced to pay $2 million a month on debts run up by the murderous U.S.-backed dictatorships that had ruled the island since the American military occupation of 1915-1934. The Haitian press, controlled by cronies of the former dictators, supplied the lazy American media with reams of stories about Aristide's "tyranny." These were swiftly followed by thunderous denunciations from the Bush Regime. Wholesale murders of government officials and Aristide partisans by Bush-backed opposition gangs were, of course, demurely ignored -- as were Aristide's own condemnations of violence by his supporters. The old reliable "madman" trope was also brought out for an airing, with constant press drumbeats about Aristide's "mental instability." (America's designated targets are always "deranged monsters," although sometimes, when they prove politically useful again, they miraculously recover their wits, like Libya's Moamar Gadafy.)


[Note 2001: Although, as we can see today, our good reformed monsters always relapse -- when it suits the imperial agenda.]

[Aristide's] real crime, of course, was not the Florida-style election follies or the reported "tyranny." , No, Aristide did something far worse than stuffing ballots or killing people -- he tried to raise the minimum wage, to the princely sum of two dollars a day. This move outraged the American corporations -- and their local lackeys -- who have for generations used Haiti as a pool of dirt-cheap labor and sky-high profits. It was the last straw for the elitist factions, one of which is actually led by an American citizen and former Reagan-Bush appointee, manufacturing tycoon Andy Apaid.

Apaid was the point man for the rapacious Reagan-Bush "market reform" drive in Haiti. Of course, "reform," in the degraded jargon of the privateers, means exposing even the very means of survival and sustenance to the ravages of powerful corporate interests. For example, the Reagan-Bush plan forced Haiti to lift import tariffs on rice, which had long been a locally-grown staple. Then they flooded Haiti with heavily subsidized American rice, destroying the local market and throwing thousands of self-sufficient farmers out of work. With a now-captive market, the American companies jacked up their prices, spreading ruin and hunger throughout Haitian society.

The jobless farmers provided new fodder for the factories of Apaid and his cronies. Reagan and Bush chipped in by abolishing taxes for American corporations who set up Haitian sweatshops. The result was a precipitous drop in wages -- and life expectancy. Aristide's first election in 1990 threatened these cozy arrangements, so he was duly ejected by a military coup, with Bush I's not-so-tacit connivance.

Bill Clinton restored Aristide to office in 1994 -- but only after forcing him to agree to, yes, "market reforms." In fact, it was Clinton, the privateers' pal, who instigated the post-election aid embargo that Bush II used to such devastating effect. Aristide's chief failing as a leader was his attempt to live up to this bipartisan blackmail. As in every other nation that's come under the IMF whip, Haiti's already-fragile economy collapsed. Bush family retainers like Apaid then shoved the country into total chaos, making it easy prey for the warlords whom Bush operatives -- many of them old Iran-Contra hands -- supplied with arms through the Dominican Republic, the Boston Globe reports.

When Aristide called for an international force to stem the terrorist attack, Bush refused. When Aristide agreed to a deal, brokered by his fellow leaders in the Caribbean, that would have effectively ceded power to the Bush-funded opposition but at least preserved the lineaments of Haitian democracy -- Apaid and the boys turned down the offer, with the blessing of their paymasters in Washington, who suddenly claimed they had no influence over their recalcitrant hired hands. When Aristide asked for American protection as the rebel gang closed in on the capital, Bush refused.

Instead, Aristide was told by armed American gunmen that if he didn't resign, he would be left to die at the hands of the rebels. Then he was bundled onto a waiting plane and dumped in the middle of Africa. Within hours, the Bush-backed terrorists were marching openly through Port-au-Prince, executing Aristide's supporters.

Guess they won't be asking for two dollars a day now, eh? Mission accomplished!

This policy is what the Nobel Peace Laureate -- the first African-American president in history -- is now perpetuating in the only nation to liberate itself from slavery. But of course, the most important thing is not the dispossessed in Haiti, nor the innocent people in Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan being killed, day after day, by the Laureate's bombs, bullets and assassins. No, the main thing is -- he's not John McCain! And we must put aside these trifles, these heaps of corpses, and rally around the prez to "defend our gains and regroup for a progressive counter-offensive in 2012!" The best is yet to come!

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Politics › Re: Nollywood Stars Endorse Goodluck Jonathan - What About You? by Sunofgod(m): 9:50am On Apr 04, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Fewer Benefactors For The Japan Cause by Sunofgod(m): 9:44am On Apr 04, 2011
Foreign Affairs › Re: Fewer Benefactors For The Japan Cause by Sunofgod(m): 9:30am On Apr 04, 2011
What happened to the money donated to Haiti?
Plus in my estimation - Japan cannot be helped. They are screwed big time.
The only thing left is for a full scale evacuation of the whole of Japan.
The situation is beyond human intervention.

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Politics › Re: Nollywood Stars Endorse Goodluck Jonathan - What About You? by Sunofgod(m): 11:19pm On Apr 03, 2011
[size=14pt]GEJ 2011[/size]

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Moderators - Shift this to the TOP of the front page ASAP (sharp-sharp).
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rebels: Gaddafi Using Israeli Weapons by Sunofgod(m): 11:05pm On Apr 03, 2011
It wouldn't surprise me if Israel (zionist not the jews) were arming both sides.

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