With Nicolas Sarkozy, one can legitimately expect anything. And for good reason, he imagined African troops parading on the Champs-Elysees, July 14, 2010, to mark the national holiday. To sum up, while the French celebrate their victory over monarchical tyranny, here they are forced to share this historic moment with guests do not share the democratic aspirations of their people. Paul Biya, Idriss Deby, Ali Bongo, Denis Sassou Nguesso ..... celebrating the triumph of the ideals of freedom and equality .... in France, you can not find it there as something wrong? Find the error.
There's one that this show did not laugh from prison in New Bell. He reassures the African press, too, did not laugh with Nicolas Sarkozy and his accomplices small sow terror in Africa to stay in power for life. "colonial exhibitions in the parade of 14 July 2010" , headlined The Togolese . "" African troops to attention-you! "says bitterly Afrik.com. " Twelve heads of state allegiance to the suzerain Nicolas Sarkozy ", ignited Abidjan.net
To say that Africa is not out the hostel Françafrique as it has such characters as the head of its potentially richest countries.
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