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Le mensonge de l’ONU vient de s’effondrer en une semaine sur Haïti. Pendant 30 ans, l’ONU et la « communauté internationale » ont multiplié les résolutions, les missions (MINUSTAH, MSS, GSF), les rapports, les expertises et les mandats limités. Résultat : les gangs contrôlent 80-90 % de Port-au-Prince, des milliers de morts par an, plus d’un million de déplacés, un État fantôme. La Force de Suppression des Gangs, autorisée par le Conseil de sécurité, a mis plus d’un an à déployer environ 1 500 hommes avec un impact dérisoire. Les gangs ont même réussi à tendre une embuscade à des techniciens salvadoriens sous mandat ONU. Bukele arrive. En une dizaine de jours, il déploie plus de 2 000 soldats salvadoriens davantage que toute la force ONU, hors du carcan bureaucratique et des chaînes de commandement multilatérales. Pas de six mois de négociations, pas de rapports de 200 pages, pas de « respect des droits des gangs ». Juste des soldats, des blindés, des hélicoptères, et une volonté claire. Et soudain, les gangs se cachent. Les habitants sortent dans la rue, crient, célèbrent. Le mot d’ordre est simple : « Se débloque le pays ». Les chefs de gangs appellent l’ONU pour « dialoguer » et demander la médiation. La panique s’installe chez ceux qui terrorisaient le pays depuis des années. Ce n’est pas un miracle. C’est la démonstration que le problème n’a jamais été « trop complexe pour être résolu ». Le problème, c’était le dogme : que seule l’approche multilatérale molle, procédurale, obsédée par les « droits humains » des criminels, pouvait être légitime. Que la souveraineté, la force décisive et les résultats concrets étaient suspects. Bukele a déjà prouvé chez lui qu’on pouvait casser les gangs. Il vient de le montrer en Haïti en une semaine, pendant que l’ONU en parlait depuis trois décennies. Les Haïtiens dans la rue l’ont compris plus vite que les experts de New York et de Genève. La question n’est plus « comment faire ? ». Elle est : combien de temps encore allons-nous prétendre que les processus internationaux qui perpétuent le chaos sont la seule solution possible ? A bon entendeur.

When people become successful,they start mentioning those who doubted them, ignored them or never believed in their talent or dream. Wo, the truth is that it was your dream, not theirs. Even you yourself , did you know it was going to turn out well? How was I supposed to know you would become a music star when all you do is sing off-key and off-beats? The only beat you seemed to know was beating around the bush. How was I to know? I never saw a sign. Speaking of believing in people, how many people can I believe in? How much will be left of faith? Your dream is your own responsibility, not someone else’s. If it works well, beautiful , if not, wake up, sleep and dream again. So, ejo, please , kindly remove me from your list of people who never believed in you. I never knew you were going to blow before our transformer ,let alone my charger. Your blow came as a mind-blowing one for me.

I swear there’s always that one Cristiano Ronaldo goal you haven’t seen. Tf is that second clip? 😭💀

Pregnancy ❌️ Death sentence ✅️ Push gift ❌️ Death row reward ✅️ Gender reveal ❌️ Capital punishment sentencing ✅️

A 19 year old scammed $13 million in Bitcoin over the phone and got caught because the Rolls Royce he was in was SPEEDING The day his crew took 185 Bitcoin he texted his partner on Signal "We actually smacked a 185btc target today" and then "And we ain't done" His name is Trenton Johnston and he started scamming at 17 in Canada before moving to Miami In March his crew called a California resident pretending to be Google support and said their accounts had been hacked Then a fake rep from the crypto wallet company Trezor called and the victim handed over the codes to two accounts 185 Bitcoin disappeared and it was the victim's entire life savings A witness later told investigators he'd been sharing his screen on Discord to show people exactly how he did it Prosecutors say the money went on a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ and two BMWs and jewelry and a private jet Eleven days after the heist a deputy pulled over a white Rolls Royce for speeding in North Miami and Johnston was sitting in the back Police found 21 suspected amphetamine pills in his Hermès bag The three people in the car told investigators he had no real job and was paying for all of them by scamming crypto holders Prosecutors originally asked for 4 to 5 years in prison But he handed back the crypto he still had and helped investigators with cases against other people so this week the judge gave him 25 months Cooperation or not I think 25 months for wiping out someone's entire life savings is way too light

Why must he be buried in the house? What single benefit does it accord to the dead or living? How many rich people bury their dead in the home? If it is a country home where the patriarch either by will or instruction to his kids while he was alive insists the house should not be sold, and the entire family should gather to meet, it is different. He died young. Burying him in that house would only diminish the value of the property if the living choose not to live there. That is a waste of realty. In every decision, we should always factor the life of the living. Who is dead is gone.

Abeg make una send me the deleted posts. I no kuku dey online since 😭😭😭

My husband will be 50 next month. I plan to buy him 50 gifts but I’ve ran out of ideas 😭💔 I’m stuck at 25 gifts. Helpppp 🌝

125 pieces of pampers in just one month! Little creature jor now 🙏 I swear I no go fuck again😩😭

I’ll even pick a Nigerian Used CAMRY over brand new HONDA

What in God's name does this even mean?. Are you people mad?.

I have sentiments abour these kind of things. Naso I tweet say I never sick before, next day I land for hospiru

Damn!!!🔥