These twenty Africans thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy

A group of African intellectuals have decided to give a replica drawing attention to the real issues, on the key issues facing the old continent ... What is the actual responsibility of Africans in the intolerable suffering people suffered (violence genocide, fratricidal wars, dictatorships, waste and looting of resources, persistent colonial pact, etc.).

What role for Africa in globalization? How to combat the collusion of the State french with dictators of the continent?

How to put an end to the ugly manipulation of Independence by the French political class? How to combat revisionism devious who rewrote the history of the slave trade and colonization? Why racist arguments can be developed on African soil by the Head of State power of a modern, a colonizer countries also?

What effects such things can have on African youth in danger of being locked into outdated stereotypes?

These twenty thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy and, more importantly, to broaden the debate to the real challenges facing Africa today and tomorrow.

http://kouamouo.ivoire-blog.com/archive/2008/02/13/discours-de-dakar-l-afrique-repond-a-sarkozy.html
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Zohra Bouchentouf-Siagh : professeur de linguistique et de littérature française et francophone (Alger, Vienne)
• Demba Moussa Dembélé : économiste (Dakar)
• Mamoussé Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Souleymane Bachir Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Dakar, Chicago)
• Boubacar Boris Diop : écrivain (Dakar)
• Babacar Diop Buuba : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Dialo Diop : médecin biologiste (Dakar)
• Makhily Gassama : essayiste (Dakar)
• Koulsy Lamko : écrivain, professeur (N’Djaména)
• Gourmo Abdoul Lô : avocat, professeur (Nouakchott, Le Havre)
• Louise-Marie Maes Diop : géographe (Dakar)
• Kettly Mars : romancière (Haïti)
• Mwatha Musanji Ngalasso : essayiste, professeur (Université Montaigne, Bordeaux)
• Patrice Nganang : écrivain, essayiste, professeur (Cameroun, USA)
• Djibril Tamsir Niane : écrivain, historien (Conakry)
• Théophile Obenga : égyptologue, linguiste, historien, professeur (France, Université d’État de San Francisco USA)
• Raharimanana : écrivain (Madagascar)
• Bamba Sakho : docteur en sciences, chercheur (France)
• E. H. Ibrahima Sall : économiste
• Mahamadou Siribié : doctorant en Science politique (Nice, France)
• Adama Sow Diéye : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Odile Tobner : professeur (Cameroun, France)
• Lye M. Yoka : professeur (Kinshasa)

USA will be able to send more troops to Iraq ...

Who thanks Nicolas ?

USA will be able to send more troops to Iraq ...
Genial ...
Http://www.20minutes.fr/article/212224/France-Afghanistan-le-contingent-militaire-francais-sera-accru.php

France plans to send reinforcements of soldiers in southern Afghanistan to support the efforts of NATO troops based in the region.

Paris had so far refused any deployment of combat units.
But the French authorities had decided last week in Vilnius, to meet the expectations pressing the United States and Canada, countries involved militarily in the region.
The president, Nicolas Sarkozy, is expected to officially announce the deployment of soldiers french at the summit of heads of state and government of NATO countries, scheduled from 2 to 4 April in Bucharest.

Olivier Roy, an expert in the Muslim world (CNRS) and author of The Cross and chaos (Hachette), told 20minutes.fr the issues involved in this decision.

What is the role of the International Force Security Assistance (Sailing), the NATO force in Afghanistan?
This force is responsible for fighting the Taliban. It is based in the south around Kandahar, with close to 15,000 men. The United States and Europe are committed after long months in the region, without conducting the same operations. The American contingent was fighting against the Taliban, while the Europeans were responsible for maintaining peace.
These two forces were merged two years ago to combat all Afghan Islamists.
The operation by Sailing is unique because it is the only case in which the forces of the North Atlantic Alliance are deployed outside the European area of operations for fighting.

Why did the United States and Canada have warned the Europeans last week?

The Americans have asked the European countries of NATO to intervene more in Afghanistan to be able to disengage their troops and redeploy in Iraq. Washington is based on the broad consensus as to the European intervention in Afghanistan.
They want to push the burden on the region to focus on Iraq.
Canadians for their part, should cope with a public increasingly reluctant. Afghanistan is an expensive undertaking. Nearly 80 soldiers have already died.

What are the implications of the French decision?
The real issue is political. The United States want to continue fighting. And the British want to enter into negotiations with the Taliban. The Europeans, including France, have not yet spoken on the issue, but look for the path of discussions.

France is going to be a prime target for terrorist acts because of this commitment in Afghanistan?
I do not think because France is already present in the region. There is no direct connection between the activities of European countries abroad and attacks on national territory. In speeches terrorists, perhaps, but not in deed.

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French president Sarkozy is "SarkozA" !



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Bruni 'sorry' for comparing critics to anti-Semitic collaborators

Carla Bruni Should Not Have Indirectly Mentioned the Holocaust

http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2008/02/carla_bruni_should_not_have_me.html

In her first interview since marrying French president Nicolas Sarkozy, former model Carla Bruni vented to L'Express about rival French news magazine Le Nouvel Observateur.

Here's what the mag did to upset the Sarkozys:
Last week, the magazine's website published a copy of what it claimed was a text message from M. Sarkozy to his divorced wife, Cécilia, eight days before M.Sarkozy was to marry Mme Bruni.

Le Nouvel Observateur said M. Sarkozy had offered to "drop everything" if his former wife returned to him. M. Sarkozy has since denounced the story as false and started a legal action against the magazine for "forgery" and, puzzlingly, "receiving stolen goods".


Le Nouvel Observateur is an "intelligent" news magazine, but Bruni accused it of stooping to the level of something like Us Weekly. And then she made the mistake of adding, "If these types of website had existed during the war, how many denunciations of Jews would there have been?" Ouch, Carla. The editor of the Observateur said the comparison was unfair and called Bruni "perfectly stupid." But Bruni kept it classy with an immediate apologetic statement on L'Express' Website. "If I upset anyone, I am extremely sorry … I just wanted to say how badly I view these personal attacks, which degrade reporting," she said.

So what did we learn, Carla? Don't bandy about with the references to Jewish persecution. Your text-messaging kerfuffle probably isn't in the same ballpark.

Episode 2 :

Bruni 'sorry' for comparing critics to anti-Semitic collaborators

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/europe/bruni-sorry-for-comparing-critics-to-antisemitic-collaborators-782030.html


Reuters

Bruni with French president Nicholas Sarkozy

By John Lichfield in Paris
Thursday, 14 February 2008


The new French first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, apologised yesterday for comparing a magazine website to French collaborators who "denounced Jews" during the 1939-45 war.

In her first interview since her marriage 11 days ago, the Franco-Italian pop singer stumbled unnecessarily into one of the most sensitive issues in recent French history. However, she recovered, and gained considerable credit, by making an almost instant apology.

In an interview with the magazine L'Express, Mme Bruni-Sarkozy, 40, complained about the behaviour of a rival news magazine, Le Nouvel Observateur. Last week, the magazine's website published a copy of what it claimed was a text message from M. Sarkozy to his divorced wife, Cécilia, eight days M.Sarkozy was to marry Mme Bruni.

Le Nouvel Observateur said M. Sarkozy had offered to "drop everything" if his former wife returned to him. M. Sarkozy has since denounced the story as false and started a legal action against the magazine for "forgery" and, puzzlingly, "receiving stolen goods".

In her interview with L'Express, Mme Bruni-Sarkozy accused Le Nouvel Observateur – an intelligent centre-left magazine – of stooping to the level of the "Presse people" or celebrity press. Then she went on: "If these types of website had existed during the war, how many denunciations of Jews would there have been?"

The editor of Nouvel Observateur, Michel Labro, protested that no one should "play with" accusations based on such a dark period in history. He accused Mme Bruni-Sarkozy of being "perfectly stupid".

The first lady immediately placed a statement on the L'Express website admitting that the comment was a "mistake". "If I upset anyone, I am extremely sorry," she said. "I just wanted to say how badly I view these personal attacks, which degrade reporting."

In the remainder of her interview with L'Express, Mme Bruni-Sarkozy addressed the anxiety of many older, conservative voters about her marriage to the President. She rejected the suggestion that the wedding – three months after they met and four months after the President's divorce – was hasty. "What happened between Nicolas and me was not quick, it was immediate. So for us, [getting married after three months] seemed rather slow."

The new first lady also returned to her comment – made a year ago before she met M. Sarkozy – that she found "monogamy deadly boring". That was when she was single, she implied. Marriage was different. "I am Italian in spirit and I don't like divorce. I will therefore be the first lady until my husband leaves office and his wife until death... That is my wish."

The Sarkozy-Bruni love affair and marriage has coincided with – and, pollsters say, helped to cause – a decline in the President's popularity. Mme Bruni-Sarkozy attempted in her interview to explain one of the incidents in the French press.

When the couple went on holiday to Egypt and Jordan in December, M. Sarkozy was pictured with her six-year-old son, Aurélien, on his shoulders. The boy was hiding his face in apparent embarrassment. Mme Bruni-Sarkozy said that it had been a "big error" to bring her son and a "mistake" to ask him to hide his face so he would not be recognised in the photographs.

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To save Deby Sarkozy invites Khadafi and delivers ammunition! Chad : Paris re-can have supported Chad against the rebels

14 févr. 2008

To save Deby Sarkozy invites Khadafi and delivers ammunition!
Theo Cheer.
Chad a point of view
Sms of Sarkozy with Idriss Deby...
Chad: Sarkozy does not want images
Chad: Paris lunatic any participation in the engagements again***


After many days of lies Paris officially help Idriss Deby against "Rebels"...

Paris re-can have supported Chad against the rebels
NOUVELOBS.COM ¦ 14.02.2008 ¦ 13:36
According to the spokesman of the ministry of the Defence, the French army " forwarded ammunitions intended for the Chadian strengths ".

In a street of the Chadian capital N'Djamena (Reuters)

The spokesman of the ministry of the Defence Laurent Teisseire declared on Thursday, February 14th that the French army " forwarded ammunitions intended for the Chadian strengths " during the offensive of the rebels against the regime of the president Idriss Déby."

The French means participated in the routing of ammunitions intended for the Chadian strengths ", indicated Laurent Teisseire, during the press briefing of the ministry.

The spokesman refused to clarify the nature of ammunitions and the quantities delivered to the Chadian national Army. He did not either clarify where from had left the French planes.

He(It) has by also indicated that Libyan planes would also have been able to deliver ammunitions to the Chadian regular strengths, underlining that several Libyan devices had settled(arisen) on the airport of N'Djamena during this crisis, to proceed to the evacuation of his(her) nationals.

"I Won't Shake Hands With People who Refuse to Recognize Israel"....

What kind of relation Sarkozy want with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ?

Few words :

"I Won't Shake Hands With People who Refuse to Recognize Israel"....

But what kind of acts ?

He said the same thing about VLADIMIR PUTIN ...

"To those who accused him of having met with Bush he respond that it was "shameful less than shake hands with Putin," and it was reminiscent of the tens of thousands of deaths from the war in Chechnya. "The new president has promised a new French vision of the world" "

but he was the first to congragulate Putin for his election.

Source :

PARIS
(Reuters) -

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Wednesday he would
refuse to greet any world leader who refused to recognise Israel -- a remark
apparently ruling out any face-to-face meetings with Iran's Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad.

Sarkozy made the off-the-cuff remark in a speech to the
French-Jewish community in which he reaffirmed his strong support for
international sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear programme.

"I won't shake hands with people who refuse to recognise Israel," Sarkozy declared.

Ahmadinejad, Iran's hardline president, has in the past called for the Jewish state to be "wiped off the map".

France has led the way in pressing for sanctions at the U.N. Security Council and in the European Union to get Iran to halt atomic work which Western powers fear is aimed at making
bombs.