haha
:pathetic:
asante
joined 1 year ago
wooo my president
fucking finally!
better than Lorenzo coin
right on queue
CW: racism
https://hexbear.net/post/4317828
still convincing me that all settler wealth everywhere should have been confiscated by the state especially to prevent this mf from becoming what he is today
im thinking "super switch" would've worked better but the acronym isn't exactly ideal
yo i was just listening to this
🎵 Stay up Zimbabwe, oh ya ye
Stay up Zimbabwe, oh ya yo
Stay up Zimbabwe, oh ya ye
Stay up Zimbabwe, oh ya yo 🎵
meta
i changed "him" to "them" in both translations
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/3478991
video was mirrored from youtube and hosted on tankietube! (@[email protected] my bad for the 1 GB video upload
)
still a relevant topic (even if the video's outdated), and the video's also very informative.
video was mirrored from youtube and hosted on tankietube! (@[email protected] my bad for the 1 GB video upload )
still a relevant topic (even if the video's outdated), and the video's also very informative.
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/3470083
BAMAKO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger will introduce new biometric passports as part of their withdrawal from a West African bloc in favour of a new Sahel alliance after military leaders seized power in all three countries, Mali's leader said on Sunday.
The three junta-led Sahel neighbours jointly announced in January they would leave the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which has sought to persuade them to reconsider their decision.
Burkina Faso announced earlier this month that it was rolling out new passports without the ECOWAS logo.
"In the coming days, a new biometric passport of the AES (Alliance of Sahel States) will be put into circulation with the aim of harmonising travel documents in our common area and facilitating the mobility of our citizens throughout the world", Malian junta leader Assimi Goita announced on Sunday evening.
He spoke ahead of a meeting Monday between the three countries' foreign ministers on the anniversary of the decision to form their own alliance. Goita also said they were planning to launch a shared information channel "in order to promote a harmonious dissemination of information in our three states."
ECOWAS has warned that the three countries' withdrawal would undermine the freedom of movement and common market of the 400 million people living in the 49-year-old bloc.
Their departure comes as their armies battle groups linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State, whose insurgencies have destabilised the region over the past decade and threaten to spill over into coastal West African states.
BAMAKO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger will introduce new biometric passports as part of their withdrawal from a West African bloc in favour of a new Sahel alliance after military leaders seized power in all three countries, Mali's leader said on Sunday.
The three junta-led Sahel neighbours jointly announced in January they would leave the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which has sought to persuade them to reconsider their decision.
Burkina Faso announced earlier this month that it was rolling out new passports without the ECOWAS logo.
"In the coming days, a new biometric passport of the AES (Alliance of Sahel States) will be put into circulation with the aim of harmonising travel documents in our common area and facilitating the mobility of our citizens throughout the world", Malian junta leader Assimi Goita announced on Sunday evening.
He spoke ahead of a meeting Monday between the three countries' foreign ministers on the anniversary of the decision to form their own alliance. Goita also said they were planning to launch a shared information channel "in order to promote a harmonious dissemination of information in our three states."
ECOWAS has warned that the three countries' withdrawal would undermine the freedom of movement and common market of the 400 million people living in the 49-year-old bloc.
Their departure comes as their armies battle groups linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State, whose insurgencies have destabilised the region over the past decade and threaten to spill over into coastal West African states.
caption yourself with the 2 mokou's
unfortunately yea