Re: ASK THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO BE SERIOUS ABOUT PEACE IN IVORY COAST

[Thierry Vodounou <thierryv@juno.com>]

Je suis pret a repondre a vos questions concernant la crise en Cote d' Ivoire et ce message que j' ai envoye.  Neanmoins, JE PREFERRE SIGNALER QUE J' AI ENVOYE CE MESSAGE EN SIMPLE MESSAGER....JE NE SOUSCRIS PAS FORCEMENT AU CONTENU DE CE MESSAGE.  JE DIS CECI POUR EVITER VOS BOMBARDEMENTS PERSONNELS A MON EGARD.

 

Ceci dit, parlons librement des approches qui delivront la CI.  Une chose est sure, la France doit arreter son hypocrisie.

 

Thierry

 

On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 07:46:53 -0800 (PST) John Tra <jtra00@yahoo.com> writes:

ceux qui ont ecrit ce message ne savent pas de quoi il s'agit. Le probleme d'ADO est une simple excuse.

 Thierry Vodounou <thierryv@juno.com> wrote:

 

The French government is holding peace talks on the Ivory Coast. The troubling thing is that the most controversial issue, which is Mr. Allasane Ouattara's true nationality, is not on the agenda. The French government focuses the discussion on claims made by rebels. But it is clear that since their failed coup attempt, the rebels have engaged in an usurpation of social issues as a  justification for their murderous undertakings. That's why we believe the true issue is not the litany of claims made by the rebels. The real issue is Allasane Ouattara.

 

 

Let's ask Chirac to be serious about peace. Ask Chirac to tell the world the  nationality of  Mr. Allasane Ouattara when he studied in the U.S. and his nationality when he worked at the IMF. The answer to that question is the real condition for peace.

 

Please go to  http://www.savetheivorycoast.org/  and send our petition to Chirac.

 

Please forward this to all your friends and invite them to write the French President.

 

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