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this was a bizarre interview! why would my leader, BOBI WINE, call captain Ibrahim traore, a great president? traore is a criminal & a threat to burkina faso’s democracy and a baby dictator! traore’s ruthless junta disbanded the electoral commission & postponed elections 2029 which would return power to... show more

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In 2 years, Ibrahim Traore has achieved all that he needed to do for his country. He would like to surrender power back to a democratically elected leadership but the people be like, "Traore Must Stay?" In Kenya, 2.5 years later, the crooks in power are still complaining that they need more time wakipanga, kuiba na kutenga! #RutoMustGo #GetItDone

In 2 years, Ibrahim Traore has achieved all that he needed to do for his country. He would like to surrender power back to a democratically elected leadership but the people be like, "Traore Must Stay?" In Kenya, 2.5 years later, the crooks in power are still complaining that they need more time wakipanga, kuiba na kutenga! #RutoMustGo #GetItDone

Dr. Dancan Onyango

37,133 views • 1 year ago

“The President Of Burkina Faso Is a Threat To His People. That’s What This U.S General Just Said In Front Of a Senate Hearing. And You Know Anytime The WEST Says An African Leader Is a Threat To Their People, You Know What That Means And What Is About To Happen. They’re About To Invade Burkina Faso And Take Out Captain Ibrahim Traore In The Pretense Of Saving The People Of Burkina.”-American Blogger Exposes U.S Government

“The President Of Burkina Faso Is a Threat To His People. That’s What This U.S General Just Said In Front Of a Senate Hearing. And You Know Anytime The WEST Says An African Leader Is a Threat To Their People, You Know What That Means And What Is About To Happen. They’re About To Invade Burkina Faso And Take Out Captain Ibrahim Traore In The Pretense Of Saving The People Of Burkina.”-American Blogger Exposes U.S Government

Somto Okonkwo

832,016 views • 1 year ago

BURKINA FASO’S🇧🇫 CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORE: ‘I can tell you that so-called friends of Burkina Faso who have been here for a long time are sucking our wealth…this is going to stop. We are going to withdraw the mining licenses…we’re going to mine it ourselves.’ If the US attacks Venezuela🇻🇪 to steal its resources, you can be sure they will at some point try to overthrow Ibrahim Traore in Burkina Faso… Unless the US is forced to change course.

BURKINA FASO’S🇧🇫 CAPTAIN IBRAHIM TRAORE: ‘I can tell you that so-called friends of Burkina Faso who have been here for a long time are sucking our wealth…this is going to stop. We are going to withdraw the mining licenses…we’re going to mine it ourselves.’ If the US attacks Venezuela🇻🇪 to steal its resources, you can be sure they will at some point try to overthrow Ibrahim Traore in Burkina Faso… Unless the US is forced to change course.

Afshin Rattansi

895,244 views • 7 months ago

🇧🇫WHEN WILL THEY LEAVE CAPTAIN TRAORE ALONE? Since coming to power 30 months ago, Captain Traore has survived 20 assassination attempts. The sad aspect is, they are not seeking to overthrow him because of failures of leadership , to the contrary, they hate him for precisely that reason. They are threatened by the development taking place in Faso. These assassination attempts do not come cheap either. At least 15 millon dollar have been spent, trying to kill Traore, simply because he is fighting for African people. It took a lot of integrity on the part of the upright Burkinabe Service men to reject the bribes they attempted to give them. Those soldiers saw the future of Africa and Burkina Faso in a much bigger light, than their short term financial gains. Our adversaries try to use Terror to undermine Support for Traore, but that failed, as Burkinabes a winning the war against the terrorist. Whilst ISIS terrorist are thriving in Nigeria, there was only a single incident in the entire Bur Faso in 2024, so the captain is doing an exemplary work.

🇧🇫WHEN WILL THEY LEAVE CAPTAIN TRAORE ALONE? Since coming to power 30 months ago, Captain Traore has survived 20 assassination attempts. The sad aspect is, they are not seeking to overthrow him because of failures of leadership , to the contrary, they hate him for precisely that reason. They are threatened by the development taking place in Faso. These assassination attempts do not come cheap either. At least 15 millon dollar have been spent, trying to kill Traore, simply because he is fighting for African people. It took a lot of integrity on the part of the upright Burkinabe Service men to reject the bribes they attempted to give them. Those soldiers saw the future of Africa and Burkina Faso in a much bigger light, than their short term financial gains. Our adversaries try to use Terror to undermine Support for Traore, but that failed, as Burkinabes a winning the war against the terrorist. Whilst ISIS terrorist are thriving in Nigeria, there was only a single incident in the entire Bur Faso in 2024, so the captain is doing an exemplary work.

Sahel Revolutionary Soldier

26,237 views • 1 year ago

Burkina Faso’s🇧🇫 Ibrahim Traore: ‘Capitalism can only be savage. If you allow capitalism to develop to a certain level, in the end you will lose yourself… We have an ideology we began to implement: revolution. I think that when you decide to start a revolution, you have to get ready for it. It’s logical that they surround us. They fight for their interests, it’s up to us, if we’ve decided to do the revolution, to do everything possible to ensure that this endorsement is in vain.’ Can Traore successfully defend the revolution from neocolonial encirclement, and evade what happened to Thomas Sankara’s revolution?

Burkina Faso’s🇧🇫 Ibrahim Traore: ‘Capitalism can only be savage. If you allow capitalism to develop to a certain level, in the end you will lose yourself… We have an ideology we began to implement: revolution. I think that when you decide to start a revolution, you have to get ready for it. It’s logical that they surround us. They fight for their interests, it’s up to us, if we’ve decided to do the revolution, to do everything possible to ensure that this endorsement is in vain.’ Can Traore successfully defend the revolution from neocolonial encirclement, and evade what happened to Thomas Sankara’s revolution?

Going Underground

281,033 views • 8 months ago

🇧🇫We don't need liberal Western democracy to tell us that Ibrahim Traore is overwhelming popular in Burkina Faso. Even the kids are coming to get a hug from IB. Only those that aspire to install an imperialist puppet, wants election, which would be easily manipulated to install their desired candidate.

🇧🇫We don't need liberal Western democracy to tell us that Ibrahim Traore is overwhelming popular in Burkina Faso. Even the kids are coming to get a hug from IB. Only those that aspire to install an imperialist puppet, wants election, which would be easily manipulated to install their desired candidate.

Sahel Revolutionary Soldier

12,694 views • 6 months ago

In a Viral Video, French President Emmanuel Macron Mocking And Abusing Burkina Faso President Live During a Press Conference. He Tried The Same Thing With Captain Ibrahim Traore But It Didn’t Go Down Well For Him. Since Taking Power In 2022, Presidents Ibrahim Traorè Has Started Transforming Burkina Faso, Stopped Western Influence, Nationalized The Gold Mining Sector, Revoked Licenses From Foreign Companies Especially Those Unwilling To Support Burkina Faso.

In a Viral Video, French President Emmanuel Macron Mocking And Abusing Burkina Faso President Live During a Press Conference. He Tried The Same Thing With Captain Ibrahim Traore But It Didn’t Go Down Well For Him. Since Taking Power In 2022, Presidents Ibrahim Traorè Has Started Transforming Burkina Faso, Stopped Western Influence, Nationalized The Gold Mining Sector, Revoked Licenses From Foreign Companies Especially Those Unwilling To Support Burkina Faso.

Somto Okonkwo

90,456 views • 1 year ago

🇧🇫The tell us Captain Traore is a dictator, he is bad, and he must be killed and removed from power. But the more they talk, the more he delivers for his people. In this new year, he has unveiled new road linking communities and reducing travel time by close to 60% for many residence. Don't take my word for it, listen to what the people are saying.

🇧🇫The tell us Captain Traore is a dictator, he is bad, and he must be killed and removed from power. But the more they talk, the more he delivers for his people. In this new year, he has unveiled new road linking communities and reducing travel time by close to 60% for many residence. Don't take my word for it, listen to what the people are saying.

Sahel Revolutionary Soldier

24,524 views • 6 months ago

This is President Yoweri Museveni’s senior adviser, his name is Yiga Wamala. In this video, Yiga Wamala says that President Museveni will not lose power through voting. He says that the Electoral Commission will never announce the main opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, as the winner. He adds that power will remain with President Museveni and will then pass to his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who heads the Ugandan army. Bobi Wine, who was reportedly captured by the army, is now reported to have escaped during the raid and is said to be on the run. Elections under Museveni, who has been in power for four decades since 1986, are not genuine contests for power but a choreographed ritual with a predetermined outcome.

This is President Yoweri Museveni’s senior adviser, his name is Yiga Wamala. In this video, Yiga Wamala says that President Museveni will not lose power through voting. He says that the Electoral Commission will never announce the main opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, as the winner. He adds that power will remain with President Museveni and will then pass to his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who heads the Ugandan army. Bobi Wine, who was reportedly captured by the army, is now reported to have escaped during the raid and is said to be on the run. Elections under Museveni, who has been in power for four decades since 1986, are not genuine contests for power but a choreographed ritual with a predetermined outcome.

Hopewell Chin’ono

175,126 views • 5 months ago

🛑🇧🇫- A Ghanaian walked from Accra to Ouagadougou in 17 days to show his support to Captain Traore and African unity. The Ghanaian Alhadji Yakub Ayana completed a journey of over 950 kilometers on foot from Accra to Ouagadougou in 17 days, to deliver a powerful message of Pan-African unity and support for the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore, and his sovereignist policies. Dressed in an attire made from pieces of the flags of the 54 African countries, the Pan-Africanist walker Alhadji Yakub Ayana braved wind, sun, hunger, cold, thirst, and fatigue to preach African unity along the Accra-Ouagadougou axis. Setting off on October 10th, he arrived in Ouagadougou on October 27, 2025, at Revolution Square. Visibly moved, he gave thanks to God before bowing before the monument of the Flame of the Revolution, lit by President Thomas Sankara. “It wasn’t easy, but in the name of love for Africa, I did it. My feet were sometimes swollen, but thanks to the medical assistance of the ambulance that accompanied me throughout the journey, everything went well,” he said. “We are a rich continent that needs unity to develop and shine in the world. If we succeed, it will be white people themselves who will come to try their luck immigrating to Africa in search of El Dorado,” he affirmed. For him, the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore embodies the African leader who works for the interests of his people and of Africa. That is why he warns the imperialists who would try to take his life. “We want to issue a warning to the West not to harm our President Ibrahim Traore because we often hear rumors that there are plans to harm him. But we are warning them today: they shouldn't dare,” added Adams Abubakar Alhassan, a member of the organizing committee. During his journey, Mr. Ayana was accompanied by nine people, including medical personnel in a fully equipped ambulance, security agents, and supporters. Awa Ilboudo, a Burkinabè woman born and residing in Ghana, and a fervent supporter of the Sankara revolution, did not hesitate to join Alhadji Ayana to express her admiration for Captain Ibrahim Traore, whom she considers a worthy successor to President Sankara. The Pan-Africanist walker hopes to meet with President Ibrahim Traore, Foreign Minister Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré, His Majesty the Mogho Naaba Baongho, and religious leaders. Mr. Ayana arrives in Burkina Faso at a time when more than 700 people of African descent and members of the diaspora are staying, seeking to reconnect with their roots. Welcome to Ouagadougou Alhadji Yakub Ayana! I salute your courage and dedication! One love ❤️.

🛑🇧🇫- A Ghanaian walked from Accra to Ouagadougou in 17 days to show his support to Captain Traore and African unity. The Ghanaian Alhadji Yakub Ayana completed a journey of over 950 kilometers on foot from Accra to Ouagadougou in 17 days, to deliver a powerful message of Pan-African unity and support for the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore, and his sovereignist policies. Dressed in an attire made from pieces of the flags of the 54 African countries, the Pan-Africanist walker Alhadji Yakub Ayana braved wind, sun, hunger, cold, thirst, and fatigue to preach African unity along the Accra-Ouagadougou axis. Setting off on October 10th, he arrived in Ouagadougou on October 27, 2025, at Revolution Square. Visibly moved, he gave thanks to God before bowing before the monument of the Flame of the Revolution, lit by President Thomas Sankara. “It wasn’t easy, but in the name of love for Africa, I did it. My feet were sometimes swollen, but thanks to the medical assistance of the ambulance that accompanied me throughout the journey, everything went well,” he said. “We are a rich continent that needs unity to develop and shine in the world. If we succeed, it will be white people themselves who will come to try their luck immigrating to Africa in search of El Dorado,” he affirmed. For him, the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore embodies the African leader who works for the interests of his people and of Africa. That is why he warns the imperialists who would try to take his life. “We want to issue a warning to the West not to harm our President Ibrahim Traore because we often hear rumors that there are plans to harm him. But we are warning them today: they shouldn't dare,” added Adams Abubakar Alhassan, a member of the organizing committee. During his journey, Mr. Ayana was accompanied by nine people, including medical personnel in a fully equipped ambulance, security agents, and supporters. Awa Ilboudo, a Burkinabè woman born and residing in Ghana, and a fervent supporter of the Sankara revolution, did not hesitate to join Alhadji Ayana to express her admiration for Captain Ibrahim Traore, whom she considers a worthy successor to President Sankara. The Pan-Africanist walker hopes to meet with President Ibrahim Traore, Foreign Minister Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré, His Majesty the Mogho Naaba Baongho, and religious leaders. Mr. Ayana arrives in Burkina Faso at a time when more than 700 people of African descent and members of the diaspora are staying, seeking to reconnect with their roots. Welcome to Ouagadougou Alhadji Yakub Ayana! I salute your courage and dedication! One love ❤️.

Sy Marcus Herve Traore

15,743 views • 8 months ago

🚨 LMAO! PRESIDENT TRUMP on IRAN: "We don't know who the hell we're dealing with. We call up, this is Mohammed, so-and-so, and I say, are you a leader!? We're looking for a LEADER!" "It's the only country in the world. Nobody wants to be a leader, you know, they say, would anybody like to be president?! And there are no takers!" 🤣

🚨 LMAO! PRESIDENT TRUMP on IRAN: "We don't know who the hell we're dealing with. We call up, this is Mohammed, so-and-so, and I say, are you a leader!? We're looking for a LEADER!" "It's the only country in the world. Nobody wants to be a leader, you know, they say, would anybody like to be president?! And there are no takers!" 🤣

Eric Daugherty

1,050,566 views • 2 months ago

"Jacob Zuma reshuffled a minister whom he has now made the chief whip of the MK Party in Parliament. For Weekend Special, ask him a question. Zuma, who goes around calling himself a revolutionary, a great leader, he meets Ibrahim Traore and all of that," - ANC SG Fikile Mbalula "Ask him a very important question, why did you reverse the decision of a wicked special and went to fetch Pravin Gordhan, why did you do that?" - ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

"Jacob Zuma reshuffled a minister whom he has now made the chief whip of the MK Party in Parliament. For Weekend Special, ask him a question. Zuma, who goes around calling himself a revolutionary, a great leader, he meets Ibrahim Traore and all of that," - ANC SG Fikile Mbalula "Ask him a very important question, why did you reverse the decision of a wicked special and went to fetch Pravin Gordhan, why did you do that?" - ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

News Live SA

102,379 views • 8 months ago

🇧🇫 Just In .. A new power plant is nearing completion on the outskirts of Ouagadougou. Many others are also under construction and are expected to be completed before year end. Captain IB promised that every region will have its own power plants. Since mid-2025, Burkina Faso has been producing 51% of its electricity needs. It imports around 38% from Ghana, while the remainder is split between Togo and Ivory Coast. By 2030, as outlined in the detailed development plan, Burkina Faso will produce 100% of its electricity needs domestically. And this is all before the construction of the nuclear power plant. Despite all these progress, the enemies of Africa expects us to disavow Ibrahim Traore and what he stands for. #BurkinaFaso #Energy #Electricity #Development #PowerPlant

🇧🇫 Just In .. A new power plant is nearing completion on the outskirts of Ouagadougou. Many others are also under construction and are expected to be completed before year end. Captain IB promised that every region will have its own power plants. Since mid-2025, Burkina Faso has been producing 51% of its electricity needs. It imports around 38% from Ghana, while the remainder is split between Togo and Ivory Coast. By 2030, as outlined in the detailed development plan, Burkina Faso will produce 100% of its electricity needs domestically. And this is all before the construction of the nuclear power plant. Despite all these progress, the enemies of Africa expects us to disavow Ibrahim Traore and what he stands for. #BurkinaFaso #Energy #Electricity #Development #PowerPlant

Sahel Revolutionary Soldier

10,214 views • 2 months ago

$GADDAFI SPOKESMAN DEFENDS TRAORE As the West increasingly feels threatened by the revolutionary process underway in the Sahel, Africans worldwide have come out in firm defence of the motherland. Adding to the mix of voices in support of Burkina Faso’s revolution is the assassinated Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s (1942-2011) spokesperson, Moussa Ibrahim. If there is someone as well versed on the West’s schemes against Africa, it would be Ibrahim, as he witnessed NATO dismantle Africa’s once-most prosperous country, fracturing it and turning the North African country into an open-air slave market, far from the bastion of African progress it represented under Gaddafi. US Africa Command (AFRICOM) General Michael Langley accusing Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré of using gold his government reclaimed from foreign companies to protect his ‘junta regime’ is the same old play to manufacture consent for an invasion, Ibrahim argues. Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger formed the Alliance of Sahel States on 6 July 2024 after successfully ousting Western-aligned leaders following people-backed coups d'état. Since then, they have cooperated on defence, economics, and foreign policy, and launched an AES passport. They are also working on creating a sovereign currency. The goal is to form a federal state encompassing their territories, with the dream of eventually uniting the African continent under one people-oriented governance. Ibrahim listed the revolutionary leaders Africa has lost to imperial machinations, including the assassinated Democratic Republic of the Congo Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba (1925-61) and ousted Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah (1909-72). Africans must unite and stand together in defence of Burkina Faso if we are to successfully repel the imperialist onslaught against Burkina Faso, no less with a Black face leading the charge, a sad parallel with US President Barack Obama’s ouster of Gaddafi. Video credit: Moussa Ibrahim (X)$

GADDAFI SPOKESMAN DEFENDS TRAORE As the West increasingly feels threatened by the revolutionary process underway in the Sahel, Africans worldwide have come out in firm defence of the motherland. Adding to the mix of voices in support of Burkina Faso’s revolution is the assassinated Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s (1942-2011) spokesperson, Moussa Ibrahim. If there is someone as well versed on the West’s schemes against Africa, it would be Ibrahim, as he witnessed NATO dismantle Africa’s once-most prosperous country, fracturing it and turning the North African country into an open-air slave market, far from the bastion of African progress it represented under Gaddafi. US Africa Command (AFRICOM) General Michael Langley accusing Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré of using gold his government reclaimed from foreign companies to protect his ‘junta regime’ is the same old play to manufacture consent for an invasion, Ibrahim argues. Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger formed the Alliance of Sahel States on 6 July 2024 after successfully ousting Western-aligned leaders following people-backed coups d'état. Since then, they have cooperated on defence, economics, and foreign policy, and launched an AES passport. They are also working on creating a sovereign currency. The goal is to form a federal state encompassing their territories, with the dream of eventually uniting the African continent under one people-oriented governance. Ibrahim listed the revolutionary leaders Africa has lost to imperial machinations, including the assassinated Democratic Republic of the Congo Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba (1925-61) and ousted Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah (1909-72). Africans must unite and stand together in defence of Burkina Faso if we are to successfully repel the imperialist onslaught against Burkina Faso, no less with a Black face leading the charge, a sad parallel with US President Barack Obama’s ouster of Gaddafi. Video credit: Moussa Ibrahim (X)

African Stream

20,934 views • 1 year ago

Maponga Marara argues that Burkina Faso, under Ibrahim Traore, is both a playbook and an inspiration for Africa: not merely a tale of anti-imperialism, but a story of prosperity. He recalls witnessing children picking up litter from the streets, cleaning their own environment with a sense of purpose. He attributes this transformation to the vision of Ibrahim Traoré, which, he says, has truly reached the people. That resonance, Marara explains, is profoundly powerful in mobilizing a community: to the point where the system no longer even depends on him. The people have internalised the vision. Now, young people sleep outside his house, declaring that if the imperialists wish to kill their leader, they must first go through them. He wants other African young people to go there and learn.

Maponga Marara argues that Burkina Faso, under Ibrahim Traore, is both a playbook and an inspiration for Africa: not merely a tale of anti-imperialism, but a story of prosperity. He recalls witnessing children picking up litter from the streets, cleaning their own environment with a sense of purpose. He attributes this transformation to the vision of Ibrahim Traoré, which, he says, has truly reached the people. That resonance, Marara explains, is profoundly powerful in mobilizing a community: to the point where the system no longer even depends on him. The people have internalised the vision. Now, young people sleep outside his house, declaring that if the imperialists wish to kill their leader, they must first go through them. He wants other African young people to go there and learn.

THEE ALFA HOUSE

27,295 views • 1 month ago

‘THIS IS NOT A DEMOCRACY, THIS IS A REVOLUTION!’ President Ibrahim Traoré has warned against attempts by foreign forces and their agents to put a stop to Burkina Faso’s popular and progressive revolution. In this clip, he again draws attention to an alleged plot to do just that - being organised from neighbouring Ivory Coast (referred to by him here as ‘Lagoon side’ after Ébrié Lagoon). He says their plan is to make his country go again through ‘the events of ‘87’ - which saw the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, to whom Traoré has often been compared. Traoré also muses on the concept of democracy. He is adamant that, in the true sense of the word, it is currently inapplicable. A popular and progressive revolution such as the one he is leading right now needs to be completed first. Since coming to power in a coup in 2022, Traoré has worked to transform the country, pushing it towards greater food sovereignty, industrialisation and overall self-determination. His international critics denounce the revolutionary process as undemocratic. These outlets and institutions focus on Traoré's military background and decry what they deem backward 'military rule.’ Today, the definition of democracy has become so warped that it is taken to mean simply voting in an election every 4-5 years. Little does it matter if the people have any real say in policy or are engaged in any political activities between election cycles. In a country such as the United States, thousands of people fight tirelessly against their government's warmongering, from the Iraq invasion in 2013 to the support for Israel and its ongoing destruction of Palestinian Territories. These citizens plead and beg for universal healthcare, but all demands fall on deaf ears. We are made to believe that this is democracy because there was a vote, irrespective of how limited the options are.

‘THIS IS NOT A DEMOCRACY, THIS IS A REVOLUTION!’ President Ibrahim Traoré has warned against attempts by foreign forces and their agents to put a stop to Burkina Faso’s popular and progressive revolution. In this clip, he again draws attention to an alleged plot to do just that - being organised from neighbouring Ivory Coast (referred to by him here as ‘Lagoon side’ after Ébrié Lagoon). He says their plan is to make his country go again through ‘the events of ‘87’ - which saw the assassination of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, to whom Traoré has often been compared. Traoré also muses on the concept of democracy. He is adamant that, in the true sense of the word, it is currently inapplicable. A popular and progressive revolution such as the one he is leading right now needs to be completed first. Since coming to power in a coup in 2022, Traoré has worked to transform the country, pushing it towards greater food sovereignty, industrialisation and overall self-determination. His international critics denounce the revolutionary process as undemocratic. These outlets and institutions focus on Traoré's military background and decry what they deem backward 'military rule.’ Today, the definition of democracy has become so warped that it is taken to mean simply voting in an election every 4-5 years. Little does it matter if the people have any real say in policy or are engaged in any political activities between election cycles. In a country such as the United States, thousands of people fight tirelessly against their government's warmongering, from the Iraq invasion in 2013 to the support for Israel and its ongoing destruction of Palestinian Territories. These citizens plead and beg for universal healthcare, but all demands fall on deaf ears. We are made to believe that this is democracy because there was a vote, irrespective of how limited the options are.

African Stream

13,782 views • 1 year ago

If you want a laugh, look up Ibrahim Traore on TikTok. An absolutely massive Third Worldist cult has sprung up around him and there are millions of people who think the West desperately want to assassinate him because he opened up a tomato processing factory This is a guy who doesn’t even control half his own country - it’s been in the middle of an ISIS insurgency for years. But apparently the JEWS are offering $5 million to his guards to shoot him while he kneels to pray to Allah. Just incredibly brainrot.

If you want a laugh, look up Ibrahim Traore on TikTok. An absolutely massive Third Worldist cult has sprung up around him and there are millions of people who think the West desperately want to assassinate him because he opened up a tomato processing factory This is a guy who doesn’t even control half his own country - it’s been in the middle of an ISIS insurgency for years. But apparently the JEWS are offering $5 million to his guards to shoot him while he kneels to pray to Allah. Just incredibly brainrot.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼

23,669 views • 1 year ago

🇧🇫 British media finally got to Burkina Faso, and the answers weren't what they were looking for. Ibrahim Traore, president and leader of the revolution, sat down with Sky News. The journalist came loaded with gotcha questions. He had no problem answering them. On Russian support he said: "Indeed, Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to provide us with all the necessary resources to fight terrorism, including military personnel. But I have always said: we are Burkina Faso. No one will come to fight for us, and that is a non-negotiable principle."

🇧🇫 British media finally got to Burkina Faso, and the answers weren't what they were looking for. Ibrahim Traore, president and leader of the revolution, sat down with Sky News. The journalist came loaded with gotcha questions. He had no problem answering them. On Russian support he said: "Indeed, Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to provide us with all the necessary resources to fight terrorism, including military personnel. But I have always said: we are Burkina Faso. No one will come to fight for us, and that is a non-negotiable principle."

DD Geopolitics

88,594 views • 2 months ago