TWN-2/3/2011
Abidjan-Côte d’Ivoire-04-1st -2011.According to a confidential report recently presented by UNOCI, report that Ban Ki-Moon has chosen to cover up and continue to lie to the world, “OUATTARA rebels murdered between 400 and 500 persons in DUEKOUE, GUIGLO and DALOA as soon as they have invested those cities” 3 days ago. The information circulating already in all foreign embassies in Ivory Coast will give the whole world a clear idea about the organization headed by BAN KI-MOON that many consider as “corrupt”. The international community should finally get an idea about the “democratically elected President” it intends to impose in Cote d’Ivoire. Someone that 95% of the real Ivoirian do not want and who is seen by foreign countries as the “solution to stop the violence in this African nation” even though the wisest voices advise a re-evaluation of the results or a simple repeated elections after a complete disarmament of OUATTARA rebels. At the last Security Council meeting on March 30, 2011, on the situation in Côte d’Ivoire, the Brazil, India and China demanded that “UNOCI executes its mandate of protecting civilians impartially and avoid becoming a party to the conflict. Peace-keeping soldiers should in no case be used to become the instrument of a change of regime in Côte d’Ivoire”. These countries had requested that, “delegations now have more time to consider the draft resolutions, which would allow the troop-contributing countries to give their point of view with respect to the use of their soldiers”.
Well, as witnesses experiencing the real situation on the ground in Côte d’Ivoire, our correspondents, since a few months, are insisting on the behavior of the UN Forces who are arming, leading and carrying Ouattara killers. Doing so, we wanted hailing the serious observers of the Ivorian crisis so that they open the eyes to avoid a chaos in this country. The United Nations is therefore an accomplice of the executions of these 500 civilians they are supposed to protect as states their mission.
Author: Issouf OUATTARA