these statistics are an indicator that the... term government in mali led by asimi goita is moving ine right direction. it appears that france is unhappy with this progres and therefore intent on sing up this country. i definitely do it. agree that france definitely is not happy with that, and the reason is very simple, um, if for anyone who knows a thing or two about international economics or geopolitics, um, you know that france position as a first world country, as as economically um advanced and economically developed country, is almost entirely dependent on this thing called freak right, the 14 nations across africa which france basically maintains a colonial group on the you know the pleava of lobsided agreements that he has with them and the the economic crime as the cfa frank for those don't know the cfa frank is essentially colonial money which 14 african countries including the likes of mali, have been forced to use, so if individual uh members of france africa are starting to break out of that toxic colonial. relationship and are proving that when you break out of france o

celebrations this year after deadly attacks by insargans in the north. the country's interim president, asimi goitas, the anniversary will be celebrated in sobriety following attacks that have left dozens of people dead. now what's your take on this decision? well, i think it's it's a it's a relatively. sensible decision, i think it's a it's a pragmatic decision, um, and i think it signifies that the the regime currently in charge of mali, at the very least understands the severity of the task that lies ahead of it, so instead of hiding behind sort of empty, triumphalist signaling, the regime seems to understand that there is lot of hard work ahead, so basically it doesn't really make sense to waste time and energy on, you know, unless. and signaling right now, so the message that he put out in my opinion was exactly right, it's a time for sobriety and it's a time for looking forward for looking to the task ahead instead of patting yourself on the back for what those far has been a largely symbolic um series of events um the real revolution if you like is still is still ahead still lies ahead um th

these statistics are an indicator that the interim government led by asimi goita is moving in the rightection. it appears that france is unhappy with this progress and therefore intent on messing up this country. i definitely do agree that france definitely is not happy with that, and the reason. is very simple, um, if for anyone who knows a thing or two about international economics or geopolitics, um, you know that france's position as a first world country, as as economically um, advanced and economically developed country, is almost entirely dependent on this thing called france of freak, right? the 14 nations across africa which france basically maintains a colonial group on. the have you know the pleava of lubsided agreements that he has with them and the the economic crime known as a cfa frank for those don't know the cfa frank is essentially colonial money which 14 african countries including the likes of mali you having force to use, so if individual uh members of france africa are starting to break out of that toxic colonial relationship and are proving. that when you break ou