How France ‘killed’ AES and why it cannot return

πŸ‡²πŸ‡±πŸ‡§πŸ‡«πŸ‡³πŸ‡ͺβš”οΈπŸ‡¨πŸ‡΅: France is begging to return to the Sahel, even at the cost of offering to return Niger’s stolen artefact, and paying reparations to Niger for the massacre in 1899, when the territory of now Niger, sought to resist French rule.

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Here are the economic incentive for France wanting to return :

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1) first of all remember that it has lost control of the mining resources of the 2nd and 4th biggest gold producers in Africa, which are Mali πŸ‡²πŸ‡± and Burkina πŸ‡§πŸ‡«, whose annual production of the two countries goes “beyond” 100 tonnes. One hundred tons of gold is more than FCFA 5,000 billion. How much does it give in 3 years?

2) Military bases payment it received: In Mali alone, it was 2 million euros per day-(PM Abdoulaye Diop) so 478 billion per year.
In Burkina so much, in Niger more, because there were 03 bases.
How much does it give for the three countries in 3 years?

3) His companies: None of his companies planted in the AES paid their taxes before. now they are pouring hundreds of billions in cash to the AES, which it did not have before.

4) The uranium from the Niger that France was looting. today they pay in cash and dearly with Canada.

5)Imports of foreign products that she also benefited a lot through the exchange of the colonial currency FCFA in Euro.

To make it easier for you to understand, she was buying the products with other countries to resell them to the AES, some of which were sold to the AES at 2-3 times more expensive rate.
Imagine that the kalachnikov that is bought for less than 150,000 f per unit today was 900,000 f (Bassolma BaziΓ©) how much did France benefit on the three countries?

It’s been too long, one can’t list you all here.

Well, now that all this is over, everything is getting expensive in France. Increasing fuel, water, gas prices……. Taxes, even small packages bought on the Internet are now taxed in France. Patients who were waiting for a favor from the government are called to contribute to repaying the debt, which has climbed to 114% of GDP for the first time since the existence of France. What if were still in FCFA?

Long live the AES! Long live the revolution.by cecildb84 on x


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