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The "United Nations": An Imperial Dog, Not a Toothless One!

Wed, 07 Oct 2026 02:55:58 +0200

Is the United Nations merely a "toothless" institution that repeatedly fails its mandate, or was it built from the ground up to protect imperial power and preserve global inequality?

From its founding in 1945 during the height of colonial rule to its historical and present actions in Southern Africa, the Congo, Rwanda, and Palestine, the UN's structure continues to shield the powerful while placing the burden of accountability on the powerless.

True sovereignty for the Global South won't come from begging for a seat at someone else's table; it requires building independent, self-reliant institutions.

France Student Riots Blamed on "Immigrants" Instead of Failed Leadership of White Men (DEB

Mon, 05 Oct 2026 00:44:06 +0200

Burkina Faso says France is A FAILED STATE as Students BURN DOWN The Nation

Sun, 04 Oct 2026 02:40:39 +0200

Burkina Faso: Four Years of Traore, What's Changed?

Sun, 04 Oct 2026 02:37:35 +0200

My Burkina Faso, Four Years After Traoré
We look Burkina Faso four years into Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s rule, with a conversation with Dr. Lamourdia Thombiano a soil scientist and writer from eastern Burkina Faso. He's also a member of one of Burkina Faso's royal families.
He give us his account of security in the country, sovereignty, indigenous values, and the political mood in the country, with a strong focus on how many Burkinabe people see the changes firsthand.
Dr. Thombiano argues that the country has more hope, cohesion, and national purpose than it did before Traoré took power, especially outside the cities. He also explains why, in his opinion, many citizens view the current period less through the lens of elections and individual rights, and more through development, social unity, and cultural grounding.

* Dr. Thombiano says Burkina Faso feels more vibrant and politically engaged than it did four or five years ago.
* He links today’s patriotism to the legacy of Thomas Sankara, saying Traoré’s appeal partly comes from continuing Sankara’s unfinished project.
* Security remains a major challenge, but he frames it as part of a broader package that includes peace, social cohesion, development, and public confidence.
*He says the army’s morale has improved because soldiers are better equipped and supported by civilians who share information, food, and water.
* He argues that many Burkinabe people would prefer development spending on health, agriculture, and education over the costs of elections.
*He describes a shift toward indigenous governance, including traditional leaders handling disputes that are then recognized by the Ministry of Justice.
*He says Burkina Faso is moving toward a model where democracy is not only about elections, but about good governance and communal responsibility.
*He highlights concrete agricultural changes, including subsidized fertilizer, government ploughing support, and new crops such as coffee, cacao, plantain, banana plantain, and wheat.
*He says the youth are being trained through “immersion patriotique,” with 65,000 young people reportedly trained this year in values like solidarity, hospitality, fairness, and service.
*On freedoms and repression, he argues that in Burkinabe culture the collective takes priority over the individual, so public speech is judged by whether it helps or harms the community.

Chapters
00:00 — Dr. Thombiano introduces himself and Burkina Faso’s new political reference points

00:56 — Traoré’s rise, his sovereignty message, and the promise to restore security

01:26 — Why many Burkinabe people feel renewed enthusiasm and national momentum

03:50 — Sankara’s influence and Traoré’s revolutionary legacy

04:20 — Security as part of a wider package of peace, cohesion, and development

05:19 — Why Sahel insecurity is viewed as a regional and global problem

06:20 — Improved army morale and stronger public support

07:18 — Dissolving political parties and delaying elections

07:47 — Indigenous values and traditional dispute resolution

09:16 — Democracy through a Burkinabe lens

10:41 — Why many people reportedly prefer development spending over election costs

11:09 — Mobile hospitals, rural healthcare, and agricultural support

12:07 — How Burkina Faso’s agricultural possibilities are changing

13:34 — Innovation, agricultural dynamism, and optimism

14:04 — Why optimism is stronger in rural areas

16:06 — Traoré’s hero status among young people

18:04 — French influence, Russian cooperation, and international alliances

19:59 — Burkina Faso as a country of hope and sovereignty

20:30 — “Immersion patriotique” and training a new generation

21:56 — Personal freedoms, collective responsibility, and cultural perspectives

Notable quotes
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“It’s a country of hope.”
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“The individual is at the service of the community, not the other way round.”
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“People realize the amount of money which is being used to organize elections, they can use it for health, for agriculture, for education.”

For those of you interested in Dr Thiombiano's books:
His writer's name is Prince Lamourd Thiobiany
His website: www.worldrootsacademy.com

1.African Leadership - 25 Principles for Excellent African Leadership
2. Glory to God - The Principles of Animism
3. Let's Be Ourselves - Glory to God. The Practises of Animism
4. Before the Fires I was Black. A Blueprint for a Brighter Future.

Two Types of Leaders in The Black World

Sat, 03 Oct 2026 00:55:39 +0200

Are They Planning Another Attack Against Mali, Burkina, Niger? (AES)

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 18:42:46 +0200

French Media says Burkina Faso Is The “New North Korea” After Launch of Gold Refinery

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:00:40 +0200