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#Chad 🇹🇩 #MahamatKaka #HassanBouyebri #DarTamaMassacre #SudanConflict #MilitiaInvolvement #Toroboro #StagedInterview #WadiFira #SahelSecurity #ChadCrisis #HumanRightsChad 🇹🇩 CHAD IN NOVEL: THE MARSHAL OF THE MIRROR AND THE BALL OF ILLUSIONISTS Welcome to this episode entitled "The Interview of the Absurd: When the Palace shifts its curtains over the blood of Dar Tama."* While the earth of Wadi Fira still smokes from recent massacres, the regime offers us a theatrical piece worthy of the greatest Greek tragedies, but performed by B-movie actors. It is the dark humor of war communication: in Chad, when you have no solutions for peace, you manufacture plastic heroes. The Marshal-President, surrounded by his "Director-Journalist-Fan" Hassan Bouyebri, congratulates himself on a "terrain" he only surveys by helicopter, while the people count their dead under the leaden sun. STRATEGIC ANALYSIS: THE "LOOK AT ME" DEVICE !!! The regime is trying to sell us the image of a "Field Leader." But let us dissect the staging, for where there is communication, there is often a corpse being hidden: 1. A Family Interview:* Hassan Bouyebri does not ask questions; he recites psalms. Seeing the Director of Communication play journalist is like seeing a butcher ask his knife if it cuts well. The goal is not to inform, but to flatter. They avoid Dar Tama, they avoid the Toroboro militias, and they fly away toward vague subjects like the Sahel or illegal immigration. Why talk about the fire in the kitchen when you can lecture on regional weather? 2. The Myth of the Field:* Kaka claims: *"A leader is always in the field."* Dark humor: the "field" for the clan is a zone secured by three battalions of the #DGssIE where one doesn't even risk a scratch. If he had gone to fight an actual enemy force, the tone would be different. Here, it is a mere inspection tour of the damage his own policy of importing the Sudanese conflict has created. 3. Admission through Denial:* By accusing "Sudanese of importing chaos," the Marshal confirms what everyone knows: the border is a sieve that his Toroboro allies use at will. He denounces the chaos he himself invited to dinner. ☆ POETIC DISCOURSE: THE MARSHAL OF QUICKSANDS ☆ The sands of Dar Tama are red with our silences ☆☆☆ While at the microphone, the valet performs his reverence. "Why do you take risks?"* asks the flatterer ☆☆☆ To the one watching the massacre with a spectator's coldness. The Marshal smiles, his helmet tightly adjusted ☆☆☆ Forgetting that the true field is the one he has devastated. They speak of the Sahel to avoid speaking of the blood ☆☆☆ They speak of immigration to ignore those in the mud. The interview is a mirror where they admire their own face ☆☆☆ While in the villages, the dead leave no trace. They mock the people's grief with infinite grace ☆☆☆ Turning a tragedy into a theater of disgrace. PROVERB OF THE PRESIDENTIAL JUNGLE: « The monkey wearing a Marshal's crown believes that climbing a hill to watch the forest burn makes him a firefighter. But when the smoke finally stings his own eyes, he will see that a mirror does not protect one from the flames. » THE TUMULTUOUS INTERROGATIONS: 1. The Blurring of Lines:* Why does a Director of Communication feel compelled to play reporter? Is it because no real journalist could ask these questions without bursting into laughter? 2. The Wadi Fira Escape:* If the President has "confidence in his men," why does he need to take selfies on lands where peace is only a slogan for foreign investors? 3. The Sudanese Paradox:* How can one claim not to tolerate Sudanese chaos while the Toroboro militias are the key pieces in the clan's security chessboard? 4. The End of the Illusion:* How much longer can communication replace justice and real security for the citizens of Dar Tama? HassaИ Al-ProfessoR

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🇹🇩 CHAD IN NOVEL: THE MARSHAL OF THE MIRROR AND THE BALL OF ILLUSIONISTS

Welcome to this episode entitled "The Interview of the Absurd: When the Palace shifts its curtains over the blood of Dar Tama."* While the earth of Wadi Fira still smokes from recent massacres, the regime offers us a theatrical piece worthy of the greatest Greek tragedies, but performed by B-movie actors.

It is the dark humor of war communication: in Chad, when you have no solutions for peace, you manufacture plastic heroes. The Marshal-President, surrounded by his "Director-Journalist-Fan" Hassan Bouyebri, congratulates himself on a "terrain" he only surveys by helicopter, while the people count their dead under the leaden sun.

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS: THE "LOOK AT ME" DEVICE !!!

The regime is trying to sell us the image of a "Field Leader." But let us dissect the staging, for where there is communication, there is often a corpse being hidden:

1. A Family Interview:* Hassan Bouyebri does not ask questions; he recites psalms. Seeing the Director of Communication play journalist is like seeing a butcher ask his knife if it cuts well. The goal is not to inform, but to flatter. They avoid Dar Tama, they avoid the Toroboro militias, and they fly away toward vague subjects like the Sahel or illegal immigration. Why talk about the fire in the kitchen when you can lecture on regional weather?

2. The Myth of the Field:* Kaka claims: *"A leader is always in the field."* Dark humor: the "field" for the clan is a zone secured by three battalions of the #DGssIE where one doesn't even risk a scratch. If he had gone to fight an actual enemy force, the tone would be different. Here, it is a mere inspection tour of the damage his own policy of importing the Sudanese conflict has created.

3. Admission through Denial:* By accusing "Sudanese of importing chaos," the Marshal confirms what everyone knows: the border is a sieve that his Toroboro allies use at will. He denounces the chaos he himself invited to dinner.

☆ POETIC DISCOURSE: THE MARSHAL OF QUICKSANDS ☆

The sands of Dar Tama are red with our silences ☆☆☆ While at the microphone, the valet performs his reverence.

"Why do you take risks?"* asks the flatterer ☆☆☆ To the one watching the massacre with a spectator's coldness.

The Marshal smiles, his helmet tightly adjusted ☆☆☆ Forgetting that the true field is the one he has devastated.

They speak of the Sahel to avoid speaking of the blood ☆☆☆ They speak of immigration to ignore those in the mud.

The interview is a mirror where they admire their own face ☆☆☆ While in the villages, the dead leave no trace.

They mock the people's grief with infinite grace ☆☆☆ Turning a tragedy into a theater of disgrace.

PROVERB OF THE PRESIDENTIAL JUNGLE:

« The monkey wearing a Marshal's crown believes that climbing a hill to watch the forest burn makes him a firefighter. But when the smoke finally stings his own eyes, he will see that a mirror does not protect one from the flames. »

THE TUMULTUOUS INTERROGATIONS:

1. The Blurring of Lines:* Why does a Director of Communication feel compelled to play reporter? Is it because no real journalist could ask these questions without bursting into laughter?

2. The Wadi Fira Escape:* If the President has "confidence in his men," why does he need to take selfies on lands where peace is only a slogan for foreign investors?

3. The Sudanese Paradox:* How can one claim not to tolerate Sudanese chaos while the Toroboro militias are the key pieces in the clan's security chessboard?

4. The End of the Illusion:* How much longer can communication replace justice and real security for the citizens of Dar Tama?

HassaИ Al-ProfessoR

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Savage SiyaRam @SavageSiyaram

over 2 years ago

#BillGates #ModiBillGatesInterview #NarendraModi #StagedInterview

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@yoda76547

over 4 years ago

So true. #trucking #stagedinterview go to a truck stop and pick a few random drivers that don’t have a union and talk to them @PeteButtigieg because believe me they have different opinions and proplems

Trucking Across America with the Schmitts @LSchmitt_TAAWTS

over 4 years ago

What joke. @SecretaryPete needs to talk to an owner operator to find out the real issues in the industry. Not a union employee Long-Time Truck Driver Talks Demands and Perils of the Job With Secretary Pete https://t.co/F1PYzpQK7d

Mainah_from away @Beth_Ma_Me

over 6 years ago

@ABC This was staged. Mobsters cover for each other. The WH planned in advance to undermine the recommendations. Knowing how sleazy it is, Barr went on camera to gaslight us into believing that the justice dept is in tact under his reign. #StagedInterview