We can choose to believe the hype and false news or scratch the surface and find the truth it all depends on us now since many journalists have swoop their pen and camera for some espionage gears or lawyers gown to become the devil's (multinational corporations)advocates as related below.
NOTE: This article was written as a result of a partnership of investigation
organized by WikiLeaks. All data references were obtained byWikiLeaks.
The U.S. spy Africa: Emails from Stratfor revealespionage in Côte d'Ivoire
1 VoteThe Plateau neighborhood of AbidjanEmails between intelligence analysts reveal how the war
was planned and atrocities were hidden in Côte d'Ivoire.
"Sunlight is the best disinfectant / In a societycivilized, you know "
Making a comment on an article published by the Daily Maverick, an enthusiastic reader compared the job of Stratfor to investigation journalism . another went so far as to say that Stratfor does not infringe any rule or moral limit in spying on individuals and their
communications for large sums of money.Let me give you my opinion from the start: corporations and other
institutions are the enemies of the people. Acting in its bestinterests? Who are you mocking? Since the GI Files came to
surface, several articles designated Stratfor - private intelligence agency that works for large corporations and spy
their "enemies", worked for the U.S. government, providingintelligence to the Department of Homeland Security
(an offspring of post-9/11 Domestic policy ), the Defense
Intelligence Agency and the Marines - and spying on protesters in the USA. Stratfor
says she does "global geopolitical analysis." Well itsreach goes much further than that.
Immediately after the election campaign in Ivory Coast, Western media agencies, in French and English, put little doubt
on the imposition of any liability of the crisis on Laurent Gbagbo. Their confidence annoyed me to be honest, as if they had exclusive access to certain information. Maybe someone had
informed them.The institution of espionage (no other term is as simple and precise at once to describe this institution) Stratfor has not only
closely covered the events as they unfolded in Ivory Coastbut probably has hidden a huge lie . For the classic medias to be complicit is not a scoop after all they depend on sources of income that do not like this kind of story. Judge for
yourself.Why Stratfor focuses on the Ivory Coast?Fruit and cocoa beans
The RIC (Republic of Ivory Coast ) leads the Global production and export of cocoa beans used in the manufacture of chocolate,
since 2009, providing 30%(now more than 45%) of cocoa produced on the planet. Large chocolate producers such as Cadbury's, Hershey's and Nestle buy
productions and options of Ivorian cocoa. Stratfor also has prettyinterests in cocoa in Côte d'Ivoire (mail 1039966).
I followed the trail of a certain 'Mark Schroeder, Director of the Analysis for Sub-Saharan Africa, for a time, and this e-mail did confirm my thoughts. For me he is the one that unearths African informants
. Several emails show "constantly keepingcontact "with them, wherever they are (5048229, 4980860, 5083146, 5264354,
5114217, 4980457, 5138296, 5141941, 5150875, 5135143, 4984588).Another led me to the possible conclusion that Cargill, the multinational trading agricultural products, could be a client of Stratfor
(5,079,189).Most of the reports, two weeks after the start of the conflictdepicted a Gbagbo with "a firm control of the army" and a Ouattara
who "is widely acclaimed and recognized as the President of Ivory Coast
". However, they failed to express the position of citizens on the subject."Official Results said Ouattara had won the
second round. " However, he tried once or twice to gathersupport and confront Gbagbo without success. In addition, Abidjan remained quiet two weeks after the election showdown, the heart of the supports
Ouattara is concentrated north of the RIC, where they tried to mobilize demonstrations over the last few days, but have been
dispersed by the government security forces . An Email
gracefully illuminates us on some "secrets" facts obout
RIC political factions (4980408).
The analysis of sources: Codename CIXXXMost sources on the RIC presented a different story
from the ones portrayed by the Western medias. an Excel spreadsheet entitled
"Africa Source List" that I got gived a large list of names andAddress from Stratfor sources in Africa. Informants include
presidents, ambassadors, state ministers , representatives of
UN, embassy staff, entrepreneurs, executives from largecorporations, a large number of reporters and journalists,
activists, students and much more (1232132).Seven people provided first-hand information to Stratfor
about what really happened on the ground in RIC. Their
account about the situation reports are shocking and were oriented in a direction very far from that shown by the medias. Here is a report
from a "missionary" in Africa (952,799)Almost everything you hear from France and the UN is
false. Life in Abidjan is not even close to being normal. There arecorpses every crossroads rotting in the sun for days.
Armed bands of marauding criminals released from prisons tojoin Ouattara army (over 30,000 at last count) men
kill at random throughout Abidjan. They rob, kill,rape, enter homes and take what they want,
steal cars and 4 × 4. Ouattara's men go from househouse taking young men over 15 years and kill them on the spot or
take them somewhere where they are never seen again. thefood begins to be in shortage , as the water in some places. The current power is still connected but is not constant. The French
still trying to kill Gbagbo. They even bombed his housetoday. They do not expect to starve him. They attack
daily. do not believe the evening news buddy. The French and the UN have killed thousands of unarmed young people who gave their lives to protect their president when they surrounded his residence and the presidential palace. Did you know that the French and the UN killed many civilians at the Akouedo military base . This base was residence of hundreds of soldiers' families. More than 2,400 men, women and children were killed. our family knows families who have been killed.
So you have requested. And here it is. What will you do with this
Information. Does anyone listens to Senator Jim Unihofe? He has the data and ll that we have seen on the internet is true. Go to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
In another email, he said this (1401516):Things are really getting worse. I tell you what has
people who live in these areas or have friends and family wholive there. In Abobo [a pro-Ouattara district of Abidjan, which was the
main set clashes] rebel forces are notcivilians as the main information networks relate. These
are military trained from Burkina Faso, Mali and other countries.
It is the UN that carries into Abobo and elsewhere and arms
them. many of them are demons worshipers and they cut
throats of who appear to support Gbagbo and use the blood andorgans for a sacrificial worship several times burning people alive ..
[...]
Ivorian forces have now cleared most of Abobo
since the government declared a no-fly zone. The UNtried to bring more troops in Abobo by helicopter but
they were shot by the FDS, but the missing the target in purpose shooting around for deter. They left and did not try to return.
The economic embargo does not work for the international community.People do not rebel and some banks are open and serve
people. The only part that works is the embargo ondrugs. Many people are dying because they
do not have access to medicines. Children and elderlydie of malaria without the simple remedy. Yet they do not rebel.
Some days you would not even know that there was a conflict. People go to work, go to school, get married, live life. If they expect people to rebel they delude themselves. They chose Gbagbo as President and did not rebel against him. Whenever he or one of his men call for a meeting or a gathering of hundreds
of thousands of people flock. If Ouattara call for anythingis, nothing happens. This should show everyone what is the
truth. You know, I talk to many people and I asked, "Andif Gbagbo was killed or decide to leave power? What do they think
would happen? 'Without hesitation they all tell me that they would fight until the
last Ivorian died before leaving Ouattara takepower. They say he would have to walk over their dead body to
enter inside the presidential palace.Mark, this whole situation is absurd. How far would the International Community go to impose their man at the Presidency. How many have to die so they can control the resources of this countries. What is really sad is that if they really wanted to help the Ivorian people, they could negotiate this, allow a new election and then the people would willingly let them come to the country and help bring real development that benefits everyone. This
Would it not give the same results without killing so many people. Do they really want to see all this death and destruction?
Please, as I have already asked, never reveal my name or whereyou got this information. my life is in your hands. Already these
terrorists killed Ivorian journalists at their home in the night for having printed these truths. Whoever wants to know the truth can come here(Ivory Coast) and
discover. It is not hidden. People beg Media toreport the truth. But nobody listens. If anyone says the
truth openly Ouattara sends assassins after them. Even
Zuma was attacked leaving the Golf Hotel forseemed to support Gbagbo. All Mauritanians are attacked and
shops are looted and burnt. They leave RIC now because
their president supported a peaceful solution and a newelection. '
Other comments from him are accessible - 1116097 and 5080310.Another informant, a sociology Professor named code
CI004 elaborated on French interests in RIC (1105024)
France must go so far to topple down a President because it is vital
for survival ...If [the incumbent president] Gbagbo resists enough and brings
change in RIC (nationalizing French companies, removing
RIC of the Central Bank of West Africa, BCEAO, for example)
France will lose a lot of money. 85% of the money in that Central Bank
is deposited in the Bank of France and the RIC provides 60% of this money. So imagine the disaster if the RIC is out of the BCEAO. Last night
I listened to a minister of Gbagbo and said: "By excluding us from BCEAO, France and its African partners are really helping us very
much. We will print our own money and control oureconomy "...So when I say that it is vital for France it is because other
nations could follow the example of Ivoiry Coast, a gesture which, in long term, can weaken the French economy.
The prediction of a crisis?While analyzing the database and searching certain terms, a
scheme took shape between several different emails. In acommunication (1147942) dated May 1, 2010 (about six months before the
beginning of the conflict), a source of personal Stratfor known as the father of Lauren Goodrich, Senior analyst for Stratfor Eurasia, returning from a trip to Abidjan and a dinner with former Prime Minister and now Foreign Minister Daniel Duncan - who has vowed to continue Ouattara's economic policies of austerity and
privatization - makes his assessment of the situation in Abidjan.Later, this conversation can be read between the Stratfor analyst for Africa
and Marko Papic , a political analyst for the Eurasia
Stratfor (1141240):Marko Papic: The French lead two operations on the African theater ... I mean
I know, it's just 900 men in RIC preventing looting and they
were already deployed in the region.but anyway. Do not compare this to the USA. France is not the U.S..
Compare this to its neighbors in Europe. Shit, could Russia do
such a thing? To What my Mark answers:
But the French troops were in Abidjan for decades. this is
like a second home for them. I guess the Mutual defense treaties
are not honored this time.Once Gbagbo has made it clear he would not leave the power and
the unrest broke out, Stratfor had serious teeth againstLaurent Gbagbo. In an email, Mark Schroeder discusses the needs of Goodrich's father may have to reinforce the file of the RIC and adds
(5025331) "we are observing to see how the Gbagbo camp reacts if
they will make us the Kenyan trick and try to impose favorable(true result) results
, or if the results are unfavorable, block them and manage the outcomes, even if it takes months. '
French and UN bombing that ensued must beconsidered from a critical perspective. Regime change is high in
the agenda of all western countries in Africa and theyused the so-called Arab Spring to instill ideas of dissent
among sub-Saharan Africans. Throughout the conflict, Paris
and Washington turned a blind eye to the killing of civilians by significant Ouattara supporters - including one of up to 1000 people in a village. Never forget no UN resolution,whether
in Libya or Ivory Coast, gave formal authorization to
attack in any way whatsoever.To quote a person "in this surreal world" intelligence overall
"Apparently predicted the date of commencement of the war in Iraq,attempted insurrection in Venezuela, the regime change in
Philippines. "RIC is a playground for them, supporting
rebel forces attacking a legitimate government from the north.
It is shame.Oh! Happy Independence Day to the Ivory Coast! Much love to
you! I believe it ...NOTE: This article was written as a result of a partnership of investigation
organized by WikiLeaks. All data references were obtained byWikiLeaks.
Posted by François-Xavier
Source: http://irandpolitics.
NOTE: This article was written as a result of a partnership of investigation
organized by WikiLeaks. All data references were obtained byWikiLeaks.
The U.S. spy Africa: Emails from Stratfor revealespionage in Côte d'Ivoire
1 VoteThe Plateau neighborhood of AbidjanEmails between intelligence analysts reveal how the war
was planned and atrocities were hidden in Côte d'Ivoire.
"Sunlight is the best disinfectant / In a societycivilized, you know "
Making a comment on an article published by the Daily Maverick, an enthusiastic reader compared the job of Stratfor to investigation journalism . another went so far as to say that Stratfor does not infringe any rule or moral limit in spying on individuals and their
communications for large sums of money.Let me give you my opinion from the start: corporations and other
institutions are the enemies of the people. Acting in its bestinterests? Who are you mocking? Since the GI Files came to
surface, several articles designated Stratfor - private intelligence agency that works for large corporations and spy
their "enemies", worked for the U.S. government, providingintelligence to the Department of Homeland Security
(an offspring of post-9/11 Domestic policy ), the Defense
Intelligence Agency and the Marines - and spying on protesters in the USA. Stratfor
says she does "global geopolitical analysis." Well itsreach goes much further than that.
Immediately after the election campaign in Ivory Coast, Western media agencies, in French and English, put little doubt
on the imposition of any liability of the crisis on Laurent Gbagbo. Their confidence annoyed me to be honest, as if they had exclusive access to certain information. Maybe someone had
informed them.The institution of espionage (no other term is as simple and precise at once to describe this institution) Stratfor has not only
closely covered the events as they unfolded in Ivory Coastbut probably has hidden a huge lie . For the classic medias to be complicit is not a scoop after all they depend on sources of income that do not like this kind of story. Judge for
yourself.Why Stratfor focuses on the Ivory Coast?Fruit and cocoa beans
The RIC (Republic of Ivory Coast ) leads the Global production and export of cocoa beans used in the manufacture of chocolate,
since 2009, providing 30%(now more than 45%) of cocoa produced on the planet. Large chocolate producers such as Cadbury's, Hershey's and Nestle buy
productions and options of Ivorian cocoa. Stratfor also has prettyinterests in cocoa in Côte d'Ivoire (mail 1039966).
I followed the trail of a certain 'Mark Schroeder, Director of the Analysis for Sub-Saharan Africa, for a time, and this e-mail did confirm my thoughts. For me he is the one that unearths African informants
. Several emails show "constantly keepingcontact "with them, wherever they are (5048229, 4980860, 5083146, 5264354,
5114217, 4980457, 5138296, 5141941, 5150875, 5135143, 4984588).Another led me to the possible conclusion that Cargill, the multinational trading agricultural products, could be a client of Stratfor
(5,079,189).Most of the reports, two weeks after the start of the conflictdepicted a Gbagbo with "a firm control of the army" and a Ouattara
who "is widely acclaimed and recognized as the President of Ivory Coast
". However, they failed to express the position of citizens on the subject."Official Results said Ouattara had won the
second round. " However, he tried once or twice to gathersupport and confront Gbagbo without success. In addition, Abidjan remained quiet two weeks after the election showdown, the heart of the supports
Ouattara is concentrated north of the RIC, where they tried to mobilize demonstrations over the last few days, but have been
dispersed by the government security forces . An Email
gracefully illuminates us on some "secrets" facts obout
RIC political factions (4980408).
The analysis of sources: Codename CIXXXMost sources on the RIC presented a different story
from the ones portrayed by the Western medias. an Excel spreadsheet entitled
"Africa Source List" that I got gived a large list of names andAddress from Stratfor sources in Africa. Informants include
presidents, ambassadors, state ministers , representatives of
UN, embassy staff, entrepreneurs, executives from largecorporations, a large number of reporters and journalists,
activists, students and much more (1232132).Seven people provided first-hand information to Stratfor
about what really happened on the ground in RIC. Their
account about the situation reports are shocking and were oriented in a direction very far from that shown by the medias. Here is a report
from a "missionary" in Africa (952,799)Almost everything you hear from France and the UN is
false. Life in Abidjan is not even close to being normal. There arecorpses every crossroads rotting in the sun for days.
Armed bands of marauding criminals released from prisons tojoin Ouattara army (over 30,000 at last count) men
kill at random throughout Abidjan. They rob, kill,rape, enter homes and take what they want,
steal cars and 4 × 4. Ouattara's men go from househouse taking young men over 15 years and kill them on the spot or
take them somewhere where they are never seen again. thefood begins to be in shortage , as the water in some places. The current power is still connected but is not constant. The French
still trying to kill Gbagbo. They even bombed his housetoday. They do not expect to starve him. They attack
daily. do not believe the evening news buddy. The French and the UN have killed thousands of unarmed young people who gave their lives to protect their president when they surrounded his residence and the presidential palace. Did you know that the French and the UN killed many civilians at the Akouedo military base . This base was residence of hundreds of soldiers' families. More than 2,400 men, women and children were killed. our family knows families who have been killed.
So you have requested. And here it is. What will you do with this
Information. Does anyone listens to Senator Jim Unihofe? He has the data and ll that we have seen on the internet is true. Go to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
In another email, he said this (1401516):Things are really getting worse. I tell you what haspeople who live in these areas or have friends and family wholive there. In Abobo [a pro-Ouattara district of Abidjan, which was the
main set clashes] rebel forces are notcivilians as the main information networks relate. These
are military trained from Burkina Faso, Mali and other countries.
It is the UN that carries into Abobo and elsewhere and arms
them. many of them are demons worshipers and they cut
throats of who appear to support Gbagbo and use the blood andorgans for a sacrificial worship several times burning people alive ..
[...]
Ivorian forces have now cleared most of Abobo
since the government declared a no-fly zone. The UNtried to bring more troops in Abobo by helicopter but
they were shot by the FDS, but the missing the target in purpose shooting around for deter. They left and did not try to return.
The economic embargo does not work for the international community.People do not rebel and some banks are open and serve
people. The only part that works is the embargo ondrugs. Many people are dying because they
do not have access to medicines. Children and elderlydie of malaria without the simple remedy. Yet they do not rebel.
Some days you would not even know that there was a conflict. People go to work, go to school, get married, live life. If they expect people to rebel they delude themselves. They chose Gbagbo as President and did not rebel against him. Whenever he or one of his men call for a meeting or a gathering of hundreds
of thousands of people flock. If Ouattara call for anythingis, nothing happens. This should show everyone what is the
truth. You know, I talk to many people and I asked, "Andif Gbagbo was killed or decide to leave power? What do they think
would happen? 'Without hesitation they all tell me that they would fight until the
last Ivorian died before leaving Ouattara takepower. They say he would have to walk over their dead body to
enter inside the presidential palace.Mark, this whole situation is absurd. How far would the International Community go to impose their man at the Presidency. How many have to die so they can control the resources of this countries. What is really sad is that if they really wanted to help the Ivorian people, they could negotiate this, allow a new election and then the people would willingly let them come to the country and help bring real development that benefits everyone. This
Would it not give the same results without killing so many people. Do they really want to see all this death and destruction?
Please, as I have already asked, never reveal my name or whereyou got this information. my life is in your hands. Already these
terrorists killed Ivorian journalists at their home in the night for having printed these truths. Whoever wants to know the truth can come here(Ivory Coast) and
discover. It is not hidden. People beg Media toreport the truth. But nobody listens. If anyone says the
truth openly Ouattara sends assassins after them. Even
Zuma was attacked leaving the Golf Hotel forseemed to support Gbagbo. All Mauritanians are attacked and
shops are looted and burnt. They leave RIC now because
their president supported a peaceful solution and a newelection. '
Other comments from him are accessible - 1116097 and 5080310.Another informant, a sociology Professor named code
CI004 elaborated on French interests in RIC (1105024)
France must go so far to topple down a President because it is vital
for survival ...If [the incumbent president] Gbagbo resists enough and brings
change in RIC (nationalizing French companies, removing
RIC of the Central Bank of West Africa, BCEAO, for example)
France will lose a lot of money. 85% of the money in that Central Bank
is deposited in the Bank of France and the RIC provides 60% of this money. So imagine the disaster if the RIC is out of the BCEAO. Last night
I listened to a minister of Gbagbo and said: "By excluding us from BCEAO, France and its African partners are really helping us very
much. We will print our own money and control oureconomy "...So when I say that it is vital for France it is because other
nations could follow the example of Ivoiry Coast, a gesture which, in long term, can weaken the French economy.
The prediction of a crisis?While analyzing the database and searching certain terms, a
scheme took shape between several different emails. In acommunication (1147942) dated May 1, 2010 (about six months before the
beginning of the conflict), a source of personal Stratfor known as the father of Lauren Goodrich, Senior analyst for Stratfor Eurasia, returning from a trip to Abidjan and a dinner with former Prime Minister and now Foreign Minister Daniel Duncan - who has vowed to continue Ouattara's economic policies of austerity and
privatization - makes his assessment of the situation in Abidjan.Later, this conversation can be read between the Stratfor analyst for Africa
and Marko Papic , a political analyst for the Eurasia
Stratfor (1141240):Marko Papic: The French lead two operations on the African theater ... I mean
I know, it's just 900 men in RIC preventing looting and they
were already deployed in the region.but anyway. Do not compare this to the USA. France is not the U.S..
Compare this to its neighbors in Europe. Shit, could Russia do
such a thing? To What my Mark answers:
But the French troops were in Abidjan for decades. this is
like a second home for them. I guess the Mutual defense treaties
are not honored this time.Once Gbagbo has made it clear he would not leave the power and
the unrest broke out, Stratfor had serious teeth againstLaurent Gbagbo. In an email, Mark Schroeder discusses the needs of Goodrich's father may have to reinforce the file of the RIC and adds
(5025331) "we are observing to see how the Gbagbo camp reacts if
they will make us the Kenyan trick and try to impose favorable(true result) results
, or if the results are unfavorable, block them and manage the outcomes, even if it takes months. '
French and UN bombing that ensued must beconsidered from a critical perspective. Regime change is high in
the agenda of all western countries in Africa and theyused the so-called Arab Spring to instill ideas of dissent
among sub-Saharan Africans. Throughout the conflict, Paris
and Washington turned a blind eye to the killing of civilians by significant Ouattara supporters - including one of up to 1000 people in a village. Never forget no UN resolution,whether
in Libya or Ivory Coast, gave formal authorization to
attack in any way whatsoever.To quote a person "in this surreal world" intelligence overall
"Apparently predicted the date of commencement of the war in Iraq,attempted insurrection in Venezuela, the regime change in
Philippines. "RIC is a playground for them, supporting
rebel forces attacking a legitimate government from the north.
It is shame.Oh! Happy Independence Day to the Ivory Coast! Much love to
you! I believe it ...NOTE: This article was written as a result of a partnership of investigation
organized by WikiLeaks. All data references were obtained byWikiLeaks.
Posted by François-Xavier
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