The 22 African Presidents murdered by France since 1963

Since 1963, more than 22 African Presidents, then in power, have been murdered: many of them, impede the
colonial powers in place and especially France in our continent of Africa.
Of course, you know the dgse sdece, and the dst? Well, these are three French intelligence services that have the
reputation of do coups in Africa.
Since de gaulle, the French authorities denigrate Africans in this way? Count the number of coups and that
France has prepared, LED and bribed in Africa, this deserves a complaint to the international criminal court
against the French State. Yet the French crimes are well known and documentaries flood the African and French
Television to realise that actually France kills, poisons and plunders in Africa. The documentation service
extrieure and counter-Intelligence (Sdece) has the burden of the "disinformation". It is also preparing, succeeds
or lack of shots. Its territory privilgi is Africa. The Dgse is the main secret service abroad, who was in charge
the control of the governors to the ' Black skin ". There is another the dst (Directorate of security of the territory)
who is in charge of the interior and the exterior of the France for various reasons. First of all because it is to
protect the France of the dangers of immigration. Then, the dst, which is a political police, made the cooperation
with the whole of the policies of all political dictatorships in the world. After the dgse, the dst and sdece, there's
the directorate of military intelligence, the fish-pilot of the army that is the propaganda of France in conflicts in
Africa.
From de gaulle has sarkozy: like father, like son
De Gaulle has sacrificed the African Independence for the benefit of that of France. For Four (4) Reasons :-the
first, it is the rank of France to the United Nations with a procession of state customers who vote to his suite
;-the second, it is the access to strategic raw materials (Oil, Uranium) or (Gold, the wood, cocoa...) ;-the third is
the financing of the french political life, through levies on public aid to development or the sale of raw materials
;-and the fourth reason, it is the role of France as a subcontractor of United States with the countries of Africa.
So, for these four reasons, France has put in place a system that denies the independence. And, it is for these
four reasons that the blood sunk on the continent. In Cameroon: UPC, fought for independence. Nyob was
crushed between 1957 and 1970 in a bloodbath who made between 100.000 and 400.000 deaths. Togo more than
a quarter of a century of dictatorship with the complicity of France. Three years after the independence of the
young togolese Republic, it was brutal the eruption of the army in political life.
On 13 January 1963, sylvanus olympio, the first democratically elected president is murdered by Sergeant
Etienne Eyadema at the head of a clique of former soldiers, after the war in Vietnam. They have done a coup
with the support of the French officer who was so-called responsible for the security of olympio: they have
murdered this president on 13 January 1963. Eyadema Etienne has spent more than forty years in power. He
made a reign worthy of ceausescu and left a country that has sunk in the chao and in poverty. Died in 2005, his
son, faure eyadema the replaces and it also has not been possible only with the support of France. Centrafrique
there was a man of state promising, barthlemy boganda, died in a plane crash extremely curious.
He does not know the independence, the true that he wants for his country. Barthlemy Boganda died on March
29, 1959, in an air disaster between berberati and bangui, while he was in the field to the inside of his country.
Abel Goumba, doctor a graduate of overseas, minister of state and president of the council of government, is
responsible for the interim. David Dacko, young teacher and spiritual heir of barthlemy boganda and, with the
support of the French community of bangui, managed to remove abel goumba of succession. In July 1959, the

assembly refuses the full powers. It is resign Abel goumba remained in the government.
It founded an opposition party (such as medac) (movement of Democratic Evolution OF CENTRAL AFRICA).
The Medac will have only a short duration. David dacko dissolved the party and imprisons its leaders. The
Central African Republic of David dacko prey to serious financial crises (misappropriation of public funds)
instead of react and to act quickly decides to put the power to the chief of staff Colonel John Bedel Bokassa on 1
January 1966.
France built the country in empire and looted the central African resources. The Suite? Bokassa falls and dies in
poverty. The Comoros two heads of state murdered and two other tabled by the mercenary Bob Denard. Niger
on the day the nigrien hamani diori wanted to sell his uranium to another country, it was filed by a military
coup in which he lost his life.
Murderous, because they refuse to be "puppets" of France
Gabon Leon M 'ba dies of cancer in Paris at the hospital Claude Bernard on 26 November 1967. Germain ba
parent me very far away from Leon M' ba, customs inspector, graduated in law and a graduate of political
science, il finit its Studies at the end of the 50 s, at the time when his country gets independence. Like all the
nationalist Africans who have used their funds of trousers on the banks of the university, it does not support the
idea that it is "puppets" of France who run the gabon. Ba between me as early as 1960 in political life and
becomes active as soon "dangerous agitator" for agents and French politicians that ensure on place the order and
security.
It's in libreville by an important appointment: Deputy Secretary-General to the African Union and malgache, it
is part at the beginning of the 60's of the small club of Africans francophones whose voice account on the
international scene. The February 19, 1964, the French Paratroopers Leon M ' ba restore to the presidency.
President resigned from his position to mark his disapproval. The Case is a lot of noise and amplifies the press
campaign against the neo-Colonialist attitude of Paris.
Germain ba appears to me since this case as the gadfly critic turn round. Rejected by Paris and by libreville, it
begins then his wandering pariah official community Franco-African. It took refuge first in brazzaville from
where it is expelled shortly after by men depending on the services of Jacques Foccart. He moved to Kinshasa,
where he is imprisoned for a month. Rejected From Africa, Germain is finally ba me in Europe and works at the
journal young africa whose in 1965 he became the editor-in-Chief Deputy. Me Case Germain ba in libreville,
September 18, 1971, a diplomat of gabon is shot. His wife and his daughter injured.
The corpse disappears. These are the elements of a case darkover who raises a deep emotion in the capital of
gabon. In the night from Thursday to Friday, m. Germain ba me former ambassador in bonn appointed to Tokyo,
go to the cinema in car, accompanied by his wife and little girl. Ms. M ' ba girl and his descendants of the car
and enter the house. At a time when its me door ba farm, a man appears out of the shadows and tire two shots of
gun on him.
Germain ba collapses me by pushing a cry. And since then, nothing on this darkover case in libreville which
involves the late President Albert Bernard Bongo. Remember that it is on injunction of the old houphoutboigny that the gabonese president has returned to germain ba me in the game policy.
21 African Presidents, have been murderous since 1963

Since 1963: here is the list of the 21 African Presidents, then in power, have been murdered:
- in 1963: Sylvanus Olympio, President of the Republic. Togo In 1966: John-Aguiyi Ironsi, President of the Republic. Nigeria
- in 1969: Abdirachid-Ali Shermake, President of the Republic. Of Somalia
- in 1972: Amani Abeid-Karum, President of the Republic. Zanzibar
- in 1975: Richard Ratsimandrava, President of the Republic. Of Madagascar
- in 1975: Franois-Ngarta Tombalbaye, President of the Republic. Chad
- in 1976: Murtala-Ramat Mohammed, President of the Republic. Nigeria
- in 1977: Marien Ngouabi, President of the Republic. The Congo-Brazzaville
- in 1977: Teferi Bante, President of the Republic. Of Ethiopia
- in 1981: Anwar El-Sadat, President of the Republic. Of Egypt
- in 1981: William-Richard Tolbert, President of the Republic. Of Liberia
- in 1987: Thomas Sankara, President of the Republic. Of Burkina Faso
- in 1989: Ahmed Abdallah, President of the Republic. Of the comoros
- in 1989: Samuel-Kanyon Doe, President of the Republic. Of Liberia
- in 1992: Mohammed Boudiaf, President of the Republic. Of Algeria
- in 1993: Melchior Ndadaye, President of the Republic. Of Burundi
- in 1994: Cyprien Ntaryamira, President of the Republic. Of Burundi
- in 1994: Juvnal Habyarimana, President of the Republic. Rwanda
- in 1999: Ibrahim Barr-Manassara, President of the Republic. Of the Niger
- in 2001: Laurent-Dsir Kabila, President of the Republic. The Congo-Kinshasa
- in 2009 Joo Bernardo Vieira, President of Guinea-Bissau
- in 2011: Muammar Qaddafi, President of the rep of Libya, murdered by the ntc of France.