The West is dealing shortly and brutally with African intellectual, who tried to build a European-like social state. Given the civil war and NATO operation in Libya, the situation in another African country — Côte d’Ivoire — doesn’t draw much attention of the world media. In the meantime, these events […]
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Dismantlement of the International Law as a New Strategy of Global Elite
While the war against Libya is raging, another aggression possibly marking a new phase in the history of the international law is beginning to unfold. On April 5, the French forces launched an offensive supposed to lead to the seizure of Ivory Coast’s legitimate president Laurent Gbagbo. According to some […]
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