The full words of the Prime Minister of Senegal, Ousmane Sonko: “If African soldiers had not been deployed during the Second World War, would perhaps still be German”

The full words of the Prime Minister of Senegal, Ousmane Sonko: “If African soldiers had not been deployed during the Second World War, would perhaps still be German”
The full words of the Prime Minister of Senegal, Ousmane Sonko: “If African soldiers had not been deployed during the Second World War, France would perhaps still be German”
“President Emmanuel Macron affirmed today that the announced departure of the French bases would have been negotiated between the African countries which decreed it and .

He continues by estimating that it is out of simple convenience and politeness that France granted the first announcement to these African countries.

I would like to say that, in the case of Senegal, this statement is completely erroneous.

No discussions or negotiations have taken place to date and the decision taken by Senegal stems from its sole will, as a free, independent and sovereign country.

He declares, finally, “that no African country would be sovereign today if France had not deployed”. Let us note that France has neither the capacity nor the legitimacy to ensure Africa’s security and sovereignty.

On the contrary, it has often contributed to destabilizing certain African countries such as Libya with disastrous consequences noted for the stability and security of the Sahel.

Finally, this is the place to remind President Macron that if African soldiers, sometimes mobilized by force, mistreated and finally betrayed, had not deployed during the Second World War to defend France, it would, perhaps, be Even today, German.”


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