Qui a intérêt à déstabiliser le Mali ?

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Mes salutations a' la soeur Dembele' et sa jolie fille!!!! Blanche neige, SABALI IKA IBOURAN LAKAW BOGNA!!!!! En regardant l'histoire de l'eclatement de la federation du Mali, un idiot comme moi, dira que l'histoire se repete pour nous. Je suis un peu hesitant parce que je ne sais pas s'il faut dire que l'actuel Mali a perdu le Senegal ou vice-versa!!!! FAUT-IL DIRE QUE CE SONT PKAGAME ET OUMOU SALL QUI ONT DESTABILISE' LA FEDERATION DU MALI? Je laisse le soin au Pasteur MAMOUDOU DICKO DE REPONDRE A' CETTE QUESTION!!!! BLANCHE NEIGE, SABALI!!!!! RIRE!!!!!!

I can hear anger in your words, you are angry and you have the right to be angry, but anger is not a plan to resolve the crisis that we have faced for years now. Mayor Oumou Sall pointed out to things that we have known, but we still have to be careful not to use strategies which will result in bad results. We know who the enemies are and who are supporting them. The question is not if we can defeat the ones that we see. The answer is yes we can win against them. But can we defeat the support system behind them. Frankly, I believe that we need more than the solutions that you proposed in your post. "People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction, and anyone who insists on remaining in a state of innocence long after that innocence is dead turns himself into a monster." War is not the solution! War will be a lose/lose situation for Mali. We do not want a lose/lose nor a win/lose. We'd rather have a win/win. Let's focus on benefits and costs of the conflict to better understand it. "Nobody buys pebbles which can be picked up on the beach, but diamond sell high." It is not sweet talk, but defining the problem correctly and finding the right solutions. I do not believe that using the Syrian "solution" is a good approach to the problem. let me remind you that 3 millions Syrians are already dead because of the conflict and many more millions of Syrians are on the run to save their lives. IS THIS WHAT YOU WISH FOR MALI? I agree that the Armed Forces of Mali should have all the necessary means to carry out their mission, BUT THE MISSION SHOULD NEVER INCLUDE KILLING OTHER MALIANS! Now, what should we do? The answer to the question should take into consideration the following facts: 1- Mali is a big country, 1, 200, 000 square kilometers and long borders, over 7, 000 kilometers. 2- Many of the enemies are Malians 3- Mali has limited resources 4- Because of a failed diplomacy/strategy in a recent past, the MNLA and its allies were able to secure the support of powerful countries 5- The reforms within the Armed Forces are still going on The solutions should include: 1- Using diplomacy to win over the powerful countries 2- Continue to reform the Armed Forces, so they can be ready to fully carry out their mission to protect and defend Mali 3- Avoid additional conflicts between Malians. We should never encourage nor allow Malian tribes to fight one another 4- Continue to work with neighboring countries and international organizations to find and use solutions that work 5- Give the Armed Forces the necessary means that they need to do the job that we expect from them. By the same token, let's spend billions of FCFA to create development projects in order to create jobs and fight poverty ALLAH KA BE' SON HAKILI GNOUMAN NA