Ivory Coast: Gbagbo and Ouattara in Abidjan battle

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Gbagbo brought this onto himself.He came on to power due to his "Fight for Democracy" in Ivory Coast. His time was up and when the "people spoke" he wouldn't listen now the country is in a near Civil War as it was.
 
Ziongate said:
Gbagbo brought this onto himself.He came on to power due to his "Fight for Democracy" in Ivory Coast. His time was up and when the "people spoke" he wouldn't listen now the country is in a near Civil War as it was.
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I guess the white propaganda has done its job on you.

Whenever you see the words UN security, replace it with white supremacist army.

Nzinga made an excellent post showing how Ouattara is yet another in a long line of white puppets used to overthrow the popularly elected government so white multinationals can go in and wipe out all the Afrcian natural resources.

Gbagbo wants to stop it so the people of the Ivory Coast can decide and Ouattara wants the white Europeans and white Americans to have it.

Except this time, the whites don't have the power to get what they want.
 
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Ivory Coast Leader Cornered
After U.N. and France Strike


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Agence France-Presse — Getty Images. Soldiers fighting for Alassane Ouattara before
their assault on the Golf Hotel in Abidjan on Tuesday.


The New York Times
By ADAM NOSSITER
April 5, 2011


AXIM, Ghana — The United Nations and France went on the offensive
Monday against Ivory Coast’s strongman, Laurent Gbagbo, striking targets
at his residence, his offices and two of his military bases in a significant
escalation of the international intervention into the political crisis engulfing
the nation.

By early Tuesday Mr. Gbagbo was in a bunker beneath his residence and
was negotiating a possible surrender through the French ambassador,
according to Alain Lobognon, a spokesman for the prime minister, Guillaume
Soro. Forces supporting Mr. Gbagbo’s rival, Alassane Ouattara, were several
hundred feet away.


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