Emeruwah Nma a ecrit:
Bonjour Ann,
La verite est que la fin de la Guerre Froide n'as pas entraine les dividendes tant attendues de la paix.
Le monde n'est pas devenu plus pacifique, et les deux dernieres decennies ont vu s'eclater plusieurs conflits violents
et des guerres, dont le plus grand nombre n'etaient pas des guerres entre pays, mais des conflits violents au sein des
pays.
Depuis les annees 1990s, la faillite et l'effondrement des etats en Afrique se trouvent au centre de la politique de
la securite, de la paix et du developpement, ou des conflits violents au Rwanda, en Somalie, en Liberie, au Congo
et dans d'autres etats africains ont produits des millions de morts.
Nous ne connaissons peut-etre pas encore les vraies raisons ou les criterions qui sous-tendent cette action par le
Pentagone, mais n'oublions pas pour autant qu'Al-Qaeda et le regime du Taliban en Afghanistan
etaient des
resultats
du financement cible de Bin Laden et de son entourage par les Etats-Unis au cours de l'occupation sovietique de
l'Afghanistan.
Parfois on elabore une politique des relations etrangeres pour proteger les interets du pays elaborateur, sans trop
prendre en consideration les eventuels consequences sur le pays destinataire.
Le monde aujourd'hui ne cesse pas de s'inquieter de la menace du terrorisme, qui est fort probablement un resultat
de l'ingerance des Etats-Unis au Moyen orient.
On ne doute pas qu'en Afrique il y aurait un grand nombre de 'responsables' ambitieux, assoiffes du pouvoir absolu
et eternel, et que si on les encourageait meme un petit peu, le continent africain deviendraient le berceau de plus d'un
equivalent d'Osama bin Laden.
La paix
Nma Emeruwah
National coordinator, Nigeria Greens Movement
Co-Africa Representative to Global Greens Coordination (GGC)
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7768 015
> Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 14:41:17 -0700
> From: emeruwahnma@
yahoo.com> Subject: Re: Global Research: Pentagon Carves Africa into Military Zones
> To: agn-forum@africangr
eens.org>
> Welcome to African Greens Mailing list.
>
>
> Dear Ann,
> The truth is that the end of the cold war did not bring about the anticipated peace dividends. The world has not become more peaceful and the past 2 decades or so has seen a breakout of several violent conflicts and wars, although majority of them are no longer wars between countries but violent conflicts within them.
> Since the 1990s, the failure and collapse of states in Africa became a central issue in security, peace and development policy, with violent conflicts in Rwanda, Somalia, Liberia, Congo and other African states taking the lives of millions of people.
>
Although the reasons behind these violent conflicts are varied and differ, it is important to note that the colonial legacy of the 19th century as well as the arbitrary partitioning of African states has continued to be a major reason for wars and violent conflicts across the continent.
> We may not yet know the reasons or criteria for this act by the pentagon, but let’s not forget that Al-Qaeda and the Taliban regime in Afghanistan were products of the targeted financing of Bin Laden and his followers by the United States during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
> Sometimes foreign policies are formulated to protect the interests of the initiators without due considerations of the consequences on the recipients.
> Today the world exists in constant fear of terrorism most likely as a result of the United States interference in the Middle East.
> There is no doubt that Africa has a lot of ambitious leaders who are hungry for
absolute and eternal power and with a little encouragement the continent could be a potential breeding ground for several Osama bin Laden.
> Peace.
>
> Nma Emeruwah
> National coordinator, Nigeria Greens Movement
> Co-Africa Representative to Global Greens Coordination (GGC)
> +234 803 7768 015
>
>
>
> The environment we fashion out of our thoughts... our beliefs... our ideals... our philosophy.. . is the only climate we will ever live in.
>
>
> --- On Mon, 5/10/10, Ann Garrison <anniegarrison@
gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > From: Ann Garrison <anniegarrison@
gmail.com>
> > Subject: Re: Global Research: Pentagon Carves Africa into Military Zones
> > To: agn-forum@africangr
eens.org> > Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 2:42 AM
> > "We" meaning us, here in the
US,
> > make a significant contribution to U.S. foreign policy? I
> > keep tryin' but neither the President nor the Secretary
> > of State answer my calls.
> > I'm writing and producing radio, and
> > arranging other writing and radio as fast as I can, and
> > trying to make space for African voices.
> >
> > (Frank; still gonna write us an editorial for
> > Fog City Journal, to follow up on the two pieces I've
> > written there, including this week's about Rev.
> > Rick Warren and Paul Kagame? If Charles Lwanga Bbaale
> > wants to write something about Uganda's gay death
> > penalty proposal, I can probably arrange that too, either in
> > the Bay View or in FCJ.)
> >
> > Seems like you've already got your Saddam in
> > Africa. Isn't his name Kagame, or maybe Museveni?
> > It seemed like Aimable Mugara had gotten kicked of the
> > Huff' Po' as a commenter for calling Kagame
> > Africa's Saddam Hussein, but he's back on. (Though
> > I cringe at that comparison, since the U.S. sunk to even
> > deeper moral depths than he had by hanging him.)
> >
> > The more comments you leave on articles and
> > essays about Africa that accept comments, e.g., on the SF
> > Bay View, the more willing editors become to run more
> > reporting and editorial about it. Everything I'm
> > publishing about Rwanda/Uganda/ Congo/Burundi, and the
> > articles I'm writing little introductions for---Aimable
> > Mugara's and Godwin Agaba's, thus far----are
> > generating more web traffic than the Bay View site is
> > getting for anything else.
> >
> >
Quite a bit of it is hysterical RPF venom, but
> > there's also a lot of extraordinary eloquence and
> > stories that need to be told.
> > The more traffic reporting generates, the more
> > ads they can sell, for higher prices, for #1. But, they
> > also notice that they published something that touched a
> > nerve when a lot of people respond.
> >
> > The nerve was getting pretty raw in the Bay View
> > yesterday, when some RPF commenter suggested i needed a good
> > Hutu rape with a good sharp knife and today Jean Nepo
> > responsed with a long list of RPF atrocities, but the Bay
> > View can handle it. We only edited out one comment that
> > was just too far over the top.
> >
> > I'm not sure what my friend Luke's gonna
> > make of it if the fanatics show up on Fog City
Journal, but,
> > if some of you show up to leave comments about that,
> > he'll notice, and that will open the door to more
> > reporting about or from the region.
> >
> > I've hoped some of you might have something
> > to say in FCJ about Christianity in Africa and what kind of
> > influence you think Rev. Rick Warren is having on
> > Christianity- --and HIV/AIDS, the crusade he has staked his
> > career on, even as he embraces Kagame.
> >
> > I wish I could say how media activism will
> > translate into action to resist Africom, but all I can think
> > for the moment is that we've at least gotta know the
> > truth about this and media activism is what I know how to
> > do.
> >
> > It just occurred to me that you may not all have
> > seen this great IPS video,
RESIST
> > AFRICOM.
> > Peace-A.
> >
> > On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 7:00 PM, Kambanda Mbaraka Charles
> > <kambacha@yahoo. com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> > Dear all
> > I understand Ann's feeling as she shares this kind
> > of reports. As a US citizen too, and a Rwandan by origin,
> > I feel offended that my new home country USA - a country I
> > love so much, yes, much more than any country on planet
> > earth, is carving Africa into a Military Zone.
> > Unfortunately, I tend to think that USA has not done a
> > thorough analysis of all the factors that have kept the
> > continent behind 'contemprory' international
> > development schedule. As a lawyer and a Social Science
> > researcher, I am worried that some 'small mind'
in
> > Africa might develop into another Saddam if not the
> > 'Taliban' and/or Bin Laden'!!!
> >
> >
> > Can we still make a significant contribution in US
> > Foreign Policy, Ann?
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> >
> > Charles KM KAMBANDA, Dip.Phil., BA., LLB., MA.ETPM.,
> > MBA., MA.HRTs., PhD
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > From: Ann
> > Garrison <anniegarrison@
gmail.com>
> > To: African
> > Greens <agn-forum@africangr
eens.org>
> >
> > Sent: Sun,
> > May 9, 2010 7:50:42 PM
> > Subject:
> > Global Research: Pentagon Carves Africa into Military Zones
> >
> >
> >
> > As a U.S. citizen, I hate sharing reports like this,
> > but it's
better than not sharing them:
> >
> > Pentagon Carves Africa into Military Zones
> > http://www.globalre search.ca/ index.php? context=va&aid=19007> >
> > --
> > Stay strong---Ann
> > Ann Garrison
> > Independent Journalist,
> >
415-287-4259> > cell:
415-240-2761> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Sincerely,
> > Ann Garrison
> > Independent Journalist,
> >
415-287-4259> > cell:
415-240-2761> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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