Adonis SIMO

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[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

Nouvelle mise à jour en cours sur https://t.co/sMsc1WIpi7

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[Chetuya Chinagolum @Chetuyachinago]

First, this is a fundamentally flawed analogy. You cannot logically compare Ethiopia, a landlocked country that bleeds billions of dollars annually on exorbitant port fees just to engage in basic international trade, to Vietnam, a country that possesses a massive coastline directly on the South China Sea and sits right in the strategic manufacturing backyard of China.

Yes, it is a historical fact that Ethiopia was not formally colonized, but this does not mean they were living in peace and harmony.
Mussolini and his fascist Italian army brutally occupied Ethiopia, deploying chemical weapons and mustard gas against civilians. Even though the brave people of Ethiopia were able to regain their sovereignty, they suffered devastating human and infrastructural losses in the process. But the economic strangulation did not end there. All of Ethiopia's neighboring countries were under brutal European colonial occupation. These colonial powers intentionally blockaded Ethiopia, forcing the country into absolute geopolitical isolation and completely cutting it off from global trade routes. And even when direct colonialism supposedly ended in the region, Ethiopia did not see peace. Foreign powers, including Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations, heavily funded and armed Eritrea to wage a brutal, draining civil war against Ethiopia that lasted for thirty years, systematically bleeding their economy dry.

And yes, Vietnam suffered horrifically from a brutal American war, but they had the massive, undeniable support of the Eastern bloc to bounce back. After the Vietnam War, China and the Soviet Union aggressively transferred heavy technology to Vietnam. They helped modernize their seaports, integrated their manufacturing grids into Asian supply chains, built vital rail networks, and shared critical industrial blueprints. This does not take away the credit due to the highly disciplined leadership structure of the Vietnamese state and their incredibly industrious population, but they absolutely received massive geopolitical help.

Even China did not build its empire from scratch. In the 1950s, the Soviets transferred entire industrial bases, heavy metallurgical technology, aerospace engineering, and foundational manufacturing plants directly to Beijing. And even after Mao Zedong passed away,Deng Xiaoping basically opened the Chinese market to the West, US tech giants poured their equipment, patents, and capital into the country. They set up massive semiconductor supply chains, built state of the art mega factories, transferred highly guarded intellectual property, and injected hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign direct investment to exploit cheap labor. But when it comes to Africa, Western commentators heap the blame entirely upon us, acting as if they brought this high level technology and capital to our shores and we simply refused to integrate it into our development.

Let us be very clear. Nobody is blaming 19th century colonialism alone for the current poverty level in Africa. I have never seen any serious Pan African scholar who claims Africa is poor today solely due to historical colonialism. I am also not here on this platform to fight against the ghost of the past, as that would be a silly and unproductive distraction.

What we are fiercely fighting against today is active, ruthless neo colonialism.

The predatory terms and conditions buried in the World Trade Organisation manuals for global trade make it legally and economically impossible for any African nation to build wealth from processing its own raw materials. We are forced, through a rigged system of tariff escalation, to export our resources raw and untouched to sustain European industries. If an African country exports raw cocoa or crude oil, the tariffs are zero, but the exact moment they try to export processed chocolate or refined petroleum, they are hit with crushing import taxes. Furthermore, imperial financial institutions like the IMF and the World Bank constantly stampede African growth by forcing deadly Structural Adjustment Programs, mandating the suicidal privatization of state owned power grids, forcing the endless devaluation of national currencies, and strictly banning African governments from subsidizing their own local farmers while Western farmers receive billions in state welfare.

There is absolutely no genuine technology transfer to African nations. There is no room for us to trade as equals in the global market. There is no bilateral loan or foreign aid available to Africans that does not demand total economic capitulation, the absolute surrender of our national sovereignty, and the complete deregulation of our banking sectors. And in spite of all these crushing economic blockades, we still have to spend our limited national budgets and sacrifice the blood of our military personnel fighting off foreign backed rebels. These proxy militias stage relentless guerrilla warfare on our soil for one singular purpose, which is to violently clear our resource rich fields so that foreign conglomerates can feast on our gold, lithium, cobalt, and uranium undisturbed.

Now Magatte, I know that you are deeply invested in a self hating narrative, trying incredibly hard to please your white corporate masters overseas by blaming the victims of imperialism. But the next time you decide to compare two nations operating on completely different continents and under vastly different geopolitical realities, do not use just one stupid variable as your entire metric.

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@Myriamemmanuell @KareemGueye @MoctarFama 😹😹😹😂😂😂

[𝕄𝕒𝕓𝕠𝕤𝕤𝕠 @maboss_1]

This guy should speak more often. He is doing a great job. The more he opens his mouth the less we have to explain why March and March is rooted in tribalism and hate. We can now simply reply with his clips instead of typing long arguments every time.

[Name cannot be blank @hackSultan]

The easiest explanation to this is the concept of porn and pornhub.

[Armelle Sitchoma @Asitchoma]

Bientôt un mois que la petite Noellia est recherchée.

Quelle peine !
Quelle douleur pour ses parents ?!
🙏🏿

[PATRICK OWONA @eowonapatrick]

50 ANS D'IMMOBILISME ET D'INCOMPÉTENCE AU SOMMET.
PADY I (2006) et II (2013), 100 milliards de FCFA financés par le C2D et la BAD. Toujours des problèmes de drainage dans le cœur historique et administratif de YAOUNDÉ, Capitale du Cameroun.
Bientôt les inondations à POUSS!

[The Creative ® @thecreativexx]

Love this trend so much 🔥🔥

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@willy_djopa Ah donc vous étiez remote first depuis tout ce temps ?

[Teddy Blank @teddypowday]

Your CEO should be strong.

Your CTO should be wise.

Your COO should be wicked, cunning, of mysterious origins, fluent in the dark arts, blurry in pictures,

[Emil Kowalski @emilkowalski]

To get good animations from an AI you need to get good at telling it what you want:

- "stagger this list of items"
- "make this animation direction-aware"
- "spacial consistency", "crossfade", "layout animation",

I made a motion vocabulary for this:
https://t.co/ExAxpr31no

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@Boris_Gauty Dans les faits je trouve cela plus pratique que celui que j’ai adopté sur Martha IA, quand j’y réfléchis ceci montre plus d’info à la fois

[𝑮𝒂𝒖𝒕𝒊𝒆𝒓🦁💙 @Boris_Gauty]

🚀 Après plusieurs semaines de travail, Ruby est enfin là.

Quand j'ai lancé CVBrain, mon objectif était simple : aider les candidats à construire de meilleurs CV et à mieux se préparer pour le marché de l'emploi.

Mais très vite, j'ai réalisé quelque chose.

Le véritable défi ne se limite pas à créer un CV. Il faut aussi comprendre les offres, adapter sa candidature, préparer ses entretiens et savoir mettre en valeur son potentiel.

C'est ainsi qu'est née Ruby ❤️

Une IA Agentique pensée pour accompagner les candidats tout au long de leur parcours professionnel. Un vrai moteur de recherche automatique qui parcours plus de 200 sites d'emplois pour trouver des offres pour vous, peu importe le pays.

Aujourd'hui, je suis très heureux de vous annoncer que Ruby est officiellement disponible en version bêta 🎉

Ce n'est que le début. il y'a encore énormément d'idées et de fonctionnalités à ajouter, mais j'avais hâte de mettre Ruby entre vos mains et de construire la suite avec vos retours.

👉 Testez-la dès maintenant sur CVBrain et dites moi ce que vous en pensez : https://t.co/3o3oTK2MvK

J'ai vraiment hâte de découvrir vos retours et de voir jusqu'où nous pourrons faire évoluer Ruby ensemble. 🚀✨

#RubyAI #CVBrain #ArtificialIntelligence #CareerTech #JobSearch #Innovation #Recruitment #AI

[Megane. @MegMa___]

La femme vend quoi ?

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@anzouerlaetiti Mais vous avez une idée d’où je peux le trouver ? C’est assez rare et je n’y arrive pas

[ø🎴 @iamchapdel]

@polpvl @ycombinator got an interview 🙏🥹

[𝙳𝚊𝚛𝚕𝚒𝚗 𝙳𝚒𝚋𝚘𝚖𝚊 @DDiboma]

Depuis que t’es sorti du Cameroun, tu bavardes plus qu'une pie man.

Étant au Cameroun tout le temps tu défendais ce que le système faisait, aujourd'hui qu'est-ce que tu veux trop nous expliquer?

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@Boris_Gauty @NBBSKb @ANAIS_XAVIERA C’est à cause du In-App browser. Met une alerte pour demander aux gens de ne os ouvrir dans Twitter

[Adonis SIMO @adonis__simo]

@NBBSKb @Boris_Gauty @ANAIS_XAVIERA Copiez le lien et ouvrez en dehors de Twitter.