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President Biden defends Afghan pullout – BBC News

17 août 2021 by World News Leave a Comment

President Biden has defended the US withdrawal from Afghanistan as thousands of desperate people try to flee the country following the Taliban seizure of power.

There have been tragic scenes of panic and mayhem at Kabul airport as Afghans tried to board departing aircraft, some clinging to planes as they took off. US and British troops are working to evacuate their citizens but the fate of many Afghans who have worked for the former government and coalition forces is unclear.

Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Secunder Kermani, Malik Mudassir in Kabul, north America editor Jon Sopel and chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet.

 

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Chaotic scenes at Kabul airport as thousands flee Taliban

17 août 2021 by World News Leave a Comment

CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box’ team reports on the Taliban entering Kabul and those trying to flee Afghanistan. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi Thousands of Afghans have amassed on the tarmac at Kabul’s international airport in the hours after the Taliban captured the capital.

The chaotic scenes Monday at Hamid Karzai International Airport captured by news crews and cellphones convey a terror and desperate rush to escape the country, which is now overrun by Taliban militants in the lead-up to the complete departure of U.S. forces. A video shared on Twitter appears to shows large crowds of people, including children, moving toward passenger aircraft on the tarmac. “No one can really leave,” Kamal Alam, a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and senior adviser to the Massoud Foundation, told CNBC in a phone interview. Alam was stuck in Afghanistan, his flight out of the country canceled. “If you don’t have a visa or passport, which the majority of Afghans don’t, you’re not going.” Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled the country on Sunday evening, reportedly to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, as the Taliban entered the presidential palace and declared the war “over.” Ghani said he fled to prevent “a flood of bloodshed.” “The Taliban have won with the judgment of their swords and guns, and are now responsible for the honor, property and self-preservation of their countrymen,” Ghani said. The rapid departure of high-ranking Afghan officials — along with substantial amounts of cash — in recent days is what initially prompted the rush to leave and a flood of anger at the Afghan government, Alam said. He was at Hamid Karzai International Airport a few days ago. “All the VIPs were being allowed to fly out first, all their cash was being transported first … whether on commercial airlines or private jets from [an] unnamed Gulf country,” he said, not specifying the country due to the sensitive nature of the issue. “So people were seeing this, there was a lot of resentment and anger from the airport security, and that is really where the rot started. That’s when people started saying this government and this president is not worth defending, let’s get out of here.” The panic is unfolding as an expanded force of about 6,000 U.S. troops return to the country to evacuate Western diplomats. The forces were tasked, according to the State Department, with the “very narrowly focused mission” of evacuating embassy staff in Kabul. As of late Sunday, the U.S. Embassy was effectively moved into the airport. “We can confirm that the safe evacuation of all Embassy personnel is now complete,” State Department spokesperson Ned Price said in a statement Monday. “All Embassy personnel are located on the premises of Hamid Karzai International Airport, whose perimeter is secured by the U.S. Military.” Before Sunday, Kabul was the last major city to have been spared takeover by the militants. A Taliban spokesperson said the fighters intended to negotiate a “peaceful surrender” of the city. Since President Joe Biden’s April decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan before Sept. 11, the Taliban have made stunning battlefield advances with now the entirety of the nation of 38 million people under their control. The rapid disintegration of Afghan security forces and the country’s government have shocked the world and led many to question how a collapse could happen so quickly after two decades of American nation-building and training efforts.

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Un président avec 3 identités différentes

12 juin 2021 by World News 1 Comment

Un président avec 3 identités différentes, cela semble relever de l’imaginaire des rêveurs. Pour des têtes bien faites, il est impossible de s’imaginer qu’un président de la république d’un pays ait 3 identités différentes référant à des dates et lieux de naissance différents pour la même personne. Mais tant qu’on a encore le souffle il ne faut prétendre avoir tout connu,

Ainsi, à la surprise générale de tous, le professeur camerounais Franklin Nyamsi qui a enquêté sur le cas d’Alassane Dramane Ouattara, actuel chef d’état de la république de Côte d’Ivoire, a informé l’opinion internationale avide de ses conférences sur Youtube, que le tribunal de Paris a découvert pour le compte du politicien ivoirien 3 identités différentes avec les mêmes empreintes digitales.

Selon l’intellectuel camerounais, ivoirien d’adoption, ces faits auraient été découverts suite à une poursuite judiciaire que le président ivoirien voulait engager contre des citoyens de son pays qui lui auraient arraché des sacs pendant « l’une de ses villégiatures » en France.

Le professeur qui semble connaître parfaitement le dossier donne dans les détails précis la date et le lieu de naissance. Voir la vidéo à partir de la minute 10’’42.

Ainsi, monsieur Alassane Dramane Ouattara serait enregistré dans les bases de données officielles de la France comme étant né en décembre 1941 à Ouaga ; en février 1941 à Banfora, au Burkina-Faso ; et en janvier 1942 à Dimbokro, en Côte d’Ivoire avec les mêmes empreintes digitales.

La question logique qui se pose est de savoir comment cela a pu être possible. Question toute logique mais à l’évidence, lors de la saisie de ces données la France ne vivait sûrement pas à l’ère du numérique. Tout est consigné à la main dans de gros cahiers.

Avec l’uniformisation des données rendue possible par les systèmes informatiques, le pot aux roses est découvert.

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    Un président avec 3 identités différentes, cela semble relever de l’imaginaire des rêveurs. Pour des têtes bien faites, il est impossible de s’imaginer qu’un président de la république d’un pays ait 3 identités différentes référant à des dates et lieux de naissance différents pour la même personne. Mais tant qu’on a encore le souffle il […]

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