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 Kwesi
Pratt is Ghana’s only voice of the people. The last standing Nkrumahist,
the only journalist/leader that I rate on any real level. If this man
were running for President, I would volunteer. He blasts them
pot-bellied fools in government all the time, so don’t mind what you
read in most of the media outlets. My search yielded a smear campaign,
but really, he’s the Truth. That is why, when he returned from a visit
with Ivory Coast’s President, Laurent Gbagbo, I attended to hear what he
had to say. This is what I learned.
First and foremost, even to his surprise,
everything was as normal as could be on the Coast of Ivory. At the
airport there was no extra security, no alarm, no stress, certainly less
than at an American airport these days. From there he was escorted into
a normal city, where everything was going on without concern. In fact,
after settling in he proceeded to enjoy a bit of the nightlife. There
were no curfews, no panic and no state of fear. So totally contrary to
all those news reports about people heading for the border, all he saw
was people heading to the clubs. Shit was normal.
History. When the Ivory Coast won their
independence they were given a president, who was also a minister
in France, thus a clear extension of the colonizer. Ivory Coast is
extremely important as a base in West Africa, it is absolutely critical
for many essential commodities from the entire West African region.
There is simply no way France would simply leave it to govern itself.
Laurent Gbagbo is their first major hindrance, just the idea, the
thought that there should be anyone but their own chosen black puppet is
reason for interference. So France funded and financed the so-called
rebellion, and put that punk-ass, power hungry, mongrel, Alassane
Ouattara to lead it. Anytime you want to identify the Bitch-Ass-Nigga,
he will be the one hollering for the police. Why is Alassane begging
U.N. to do his bidding, to go get President Gbagbo, please, just kill
him! Why are the people of Ivory Coast burning U.N. nation cars and
not burning President Gbagbo’s property? Why does Alassane need three
tiers of security, while the President moves freely as before?
A bit more history. The two opposition leaders
that combined and still lost the election were both not qualified to
run. Alassane is a Burkinabe and the other one was simply over the age
stated in the constitution. The so-called dictator, President Laurent
Gbagbo waived those prohibitions to allow them to run.
 Present.
Every country and their constitution. Americans should know better than
anyone, that the powers that be are in the process of eradicating all
those ancient constitutions. No constitution is under greater attack
than the American blue print. In Ivory Coast the powers that be simply
want to ignore the constitution of this sovereign nation to impose their
boy. The constitution states that so-n-so declares the President after
due process. So-n-so declared Laurent Gbagbo as is protocol, some
stooge with no authority to do so declared Alassane, in a bleepin hotel
lobby. And then the parade of parrots sung along, once France and the
U.S. gave their signal. What hasn’t been mentioned is that even though
Ghana’s President Mills didn’t have the balls, South Africa, Gambia, of
course Zimbabwe, Mozambique and several other African nations are in
support of Laurent Gbagbo. They will certainly not stir up the waters,
counting on all Black men to simply bow. Laurent’s courage and
diplomacy may likely send the boomerang back to its rightful owner. The
only criticism our reporter, Mr. Kwesi Pratt, could find about Laurent
Gbagbo, and I agree, is that he is to compliant. He’s being more
democratic than the damn democrats. Cut it out man, this Africa, stop
trying to make them feel comfortable about how we do what we do. Handle
your business, govern your state and don’t back down. We got you.
Update, 2012:
Unfortunately they have our brother in the Hague,
that useless court erected for the sole purpose of tormenting our
leaders. Their stooge is in power, Gadafi is dead and the
prospects for Truths & Rights look bleak, but we know better.
Justice does not sleep.
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