For mer French President Nicolas Sarkozy Sentence to 5 Years in Prison. What They’re Not Telling You. President Nicolas Sarkozy has just been sentenced to five years in prison and it all traces back to his secret dealings with Muammar Gaddafi, Libya’s revolutionary leader who was once pushing for a united Africa under a gold-backed currency.

So why isn’t this everywhere on CNN, BBC, or France 24?

Because this story exposes the hidden link between France’s colonial collapse in Africa, the Sahel Alliance (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso), and the Western powers who brought down Gaddafi in 2011.

In this video, I break down:

* The real reason Sarkozy is being prosecuted now.

* How Gaddafi allegedly funded Sarkozy’s 2007 campaign.

* What leaked Hillary Clinton emails revealed about NATO’s motives in Libya.

* Why Libya was destroyed after trying to free Africa from Western control.

* How France’s current chaos connects to the loss of African resources.

This isn’t just about one corrupt president. It’s damage control — an attempt to bury the wider conspiracy behind Libya’s destruction and silence the names of others involved.

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This conversation explores the importance of unity within the African diaspora, emphasising the challenges and opportunities that arise from collaboration. The speaker discusses the critical role of education and information control in empowering communities, as well as the necessity of financial support for growth. The dialogue also addresses the psychological disconnect between Black America and Africa, highlighting the potential for collaboration and the importance of understanding history in shaping future unity. Ultimately, the conversation advocates for self-sufficiency and independence as essential components of a successful partnership between the diaspora and the continent.

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Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have just announced they will withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling it an “instrument of neo-colonialist repression.” In a joint statement, the three military-led Sahel states rejected the authority of the UN-backed court in The Hague, arguing that it has failed to prosecute powerful nations for war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and crimes of aggression, while disproportionately targeting African countries.

Russia’s growing role in the region cannot be ignored. All three countries now maintain close ties with Moscow, which has provided military and diplomatic support as they face escalating violence from jihadist groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS.

With Russian President Vladimir Putin under an ICC arrest warrant himself, the alignment between Moscow and the Sahel is only deepening.

The ICC has yet to respond to this historic decision. But for many, the question is clear: should Africa’s justice system be decided in The Hague, or built on African soil?

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When Tyla released her new EP WWP (We Wanna Party), headlines called it a flop after just 3,700 U.S. first-week sales. But what really caught my attention wasn’t the numbers, it was the backlash from Black America over her identifying as “Coloured.”

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I’m not here to defend Tyla.

I’m using this moment to explain: What “Coloured” means in South Africa, how apartheid created the “Coloured” category to divide people of African descent and the painful history of racial classification laws like the Population Registration Act (1950).

I also talk about why the Coloured vs. Black debate continues to cause confusion and what it reveals about global Black identity and solidarity.

Watch your inboxes as I will be posting an article on this as well as a premium article on wedge politics.

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Alkebulanians,

This is an impromptu post as this news is developing now.

Charlie Kirk, a conservative commentator, was shot and killed on a Utah college campus during an event.

It raises many questions that now need to be answered.

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Alkebulanians,

I am happy to present to you the announcement trailer for episode 2 of my graphic novel series The Crusaders: Hunt For The Sun Blade.

Get your pre-order alert below so you get an email as soon as it is available for purchase.

I can’t wait to finally release this to the Pan African public. It has been many years of work but now the project is moving forward.

Enjoy and leave any questions in the comments.

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Alkebulanians,

In yesterday’s podcast episode, we discussed the new white only town in Arkansas USA. It’s been set up by a group of millennials with donations coming in from all over the world.

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Alkebulanians,

They took them off YouTube.Demonetised them on X.They erased them from the internet completely.

But African Stream didn’t just vanish. they were targeted.

And now, in an exclusive interview to open my IIIH (The 300) Q2 presentation, their CEO and Founder, Ahmed Kaballo, sat down with me to tell the full story.

What happened.

Why it happened.

And what it means for every African voice online.

This is not just about censorship. It’s about control.And it’s already spreading across the continent.

🎥 Watch the full interview above.You’ll never look at “free speech” the same again.

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The Merc leads a deep and controversial discussion centered on Donald Trump’s immigration policies and their impact on African nations. The conversation explores political tensions between Trump, Biden, and Kamala Harris, with a sharp focus on how media influences public perception. It expands into the global ramifications of Trump’s decisions, especially in foreign policy and international events like the upcoming World Cup. The Merc also navigates moral dilemmas tied to America’s global obligations, the legacy of nuclear warfare, and the nation’s historical blind spots. Key themes include systemic racism, voting behavior, media narratives, and the urgent call for reparations and self-reflection within white communities.Chapters

00:00 Trump's Actions and Controversies

04:35 The Political Landscape: Trump vs. Biden and Harris

09:05 The Future of American Politics

11:16 The FIFA World Cup Controversy

13:31 The Broader Implications of Trump's Presidency

19:10 The Aftermath of Donny T's Actions

19:14 Biden's Promises and Political Landscape

21:59 Trump's Immigration Policies and Their Impact

24:35 Corporate Influence on Immigration

27:15 The Immigration Crisis Under Biden

32:25 Distractions from Domestic Issues

34:17 The Global Impact of U.S. Foreign Aid

45:15 The Moral Dilemma of U.S. Foreign Policy

48:02 The Ignorance of American History

58:02 Racial Perspectives on American Politics

01:04:56 Questioning Political Allegiances

01:05:33 The Role of Hope in Activism

01:06:40 Ideological Divides: Democrats vs Republicans

01:08:33 America's Original Sin: Slavery and Its Legacy

01:10:54 Cultural Identity and the Black Experience

01:13:14 The Need for Reparations

01:16:23 The Economics of Reparations

01:19:08 The Role of Media in Shaping Perceptions

01:22:14 The Impact of Historical Racism

01:24:20 Materialism vs Meaningful Change

01:27:06 The Dilemma of Wealth and Racism

01:28:59 The Complexity of Political Choices

01:32:22 Life, Health, and Political Responsibility

01:34:12 The Internal Struggle of the White Community

01:37:01 The Need for White Allies to Act

01:39:29 The Burden of Explaining Racism

01:41:26 The Importance of Support and Community

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