Is Ibrahim Traoré Killing Children?

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In this video, TJ reacts to the recent news that Burkina Faso’s military government, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has expelled the UN’s top official over a controversial child rights report. The report accused the Burkinabé army and government forces of abuses, but the junta rejected these claims, saying they were unfounded and failed to provide credible documentation.

TJ breaks down why this move is more than just about the UN report—it is about sovereignty, narratives, and neo-colonial interference in African nations. He highlights the hypocrisy of international bodies that quickly condemn African governments, while staying silent or complicit in neocolonial structures like the CFA franc or ongoing Western-backed resource exploitation.

This is part of the broader struggle in West Africa, where countries like Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger—through the AES alliance—are trying to reject foreign meddling and reclaim their autonomy. TJ questions why Western media and institutions often frame African resistance movements as illegitimate while ignoring the historical and ongoing role of France, the U.S., and the UN in destabilizing the region.

He also examines the deeper geopolitical dynamics: jihadist insurgencies, regional instability, and the West’s attempts to use human rights narratives as tools for influence. For Africa, the path forward requires unity, rejecting double standards, and demanding accountability not only from African leaders but also from foreign powers who profit from the chaos.

If you’re interested in African geopolitics, sovereignty, and the clash between neo-colonialism and Pan-African leadership, this is a must-watch analysis.

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