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Mali was rocked by a massive coordinated assault last weekend. According to journalist David Hundeyin, it wasn't just terrorism, but a Western-backed attempted coup to undermine the sovereignty of the Alliance of the Sahel States. Watch The Freedom Side Live on BT's Youtube.

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Jim Heath5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin We really don't hate France enough.

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AbdelAziz Tonga Tongani5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin An audible, articulated African voice — big up! No wonder the guard dogs are attacking him.

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roxanne muhammad5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin At this point, hopefully we can say; FAILED COUP ATTEMPT. A luta’ continua…. The struggle continues. Freedom is never given, it is earned. May the people of the Sahel States find strength to continue…

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مصطفى البرنامي5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin It has starkly exposed the dual machinery of global terrorist networks and their allied international media channels: one is a murderous armed wing that spills blood, while the other consists of soft-power arms media outlets and narratives that launder legitimise war crimes,

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Pleas Lucian5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin

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EugenePetit🙏🇾🇪🇵🇸🇦🇫🇮🇶🇱🇾5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin Western backed is terrorism. The west has terrorised Africans directly for 600 years. The victims refuse to learn from this history.

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Oyewols5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin This one will be stating the obvious like some research discovery. Glorified VDM.

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Peccavi Consulting5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin 1) A coup woul dmean it was members of the malian govt/ military conducting the attack 2) Numbers of attackers are unknown but there was coordination between FLA & JNIM bringing in more numbers 12k is a stretch 3) The western medias response is not evidence of support, it was not

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EddyHobart86 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin Always finding excuses

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Dumo5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin Damn

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John Irthyfour5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin Bring back the french please

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Geza Gardner5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin secured digital borders are the first step to ensure secured physical borders. banning those western social media is number1.

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Geza Gardner5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin secured digital borders are the first step to ensure secured physical borders.

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NicholsDropDIMES5 个月前

@DavidHundeyin Yes, who else could it be? 🤔 💭

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