Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "West Africa: Mali breaks defence accords with France | International News | English News | WION" video.

  1.  @krisa990  what does Russia have to do with Mali kicking France out of their country?
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  2.  @PritishTopno  well they had a civilian dictatorship in place before which the West saw nothing wrong with
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  3.  @sammymuturi2024  what does Russia have to do with Mali kicking France out of their country? Are you about to blame Russia for something again?
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  4. They're more likely to invite the Russians, if they have forces to spare. Russia's Wagner group already has a wealth of good experiences with Africa, especially the President of Central African Republic.
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  5.  @PritishTopno  I'm in support of a civilian democracy, unfortunately what Mali had was a civilian dictatorship loyal to the West and therefore tolerated. These civilian dictators destroyed Africa with the West's help. Nigeria, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea are even bigger examples of this.
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  6.  @PritishTopno  what's that supposed to mean? Africa is not part of your proxy war with Russia in Ukraine. For goodness sake in Africa we import a lot of food from these two countries. We've had good relations with both. You cannot drag Africa I picking a side, please calm yourselves down. We're busy trying to develop here
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  7. Late September, 2020. Nigerian youths were peacefully protesting against police brutality. This was the first time in decades there was a protest this big. We believed we had the eyes of the world this time, after so many others had been crushed by security forces, their leaders still in jail. It was covered on CNN. We believed the world had finally taken notice of the human rights abuses we'd suffered under the President, and he couldn't hurt us this time, that is he did the UN will step in. October 20, 2020. Nigeria's military killed a lot of peaceful protesters at the Lekki toll gate. CNN released a damning report proving this. But the West turned away. That was the day we lost hope in the West. Many African "democracies" are like this.
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