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President Ibrahim Traore shielded by his people

Jan 04, 2026

Last night, while the world was glued to the screens watching the U.S. bully Venezuela, the empire tried to pull another hit in the shadows.

At 1:00 AM, while the rest of the world slept, a planned coup was set in motion in Ouagadougou [Capital and largest city of Burkina Faso, western Africa]. Macron and his regional puppets had a hit list ready—a literal assassination plan targeting the nation’s defense and security forces.

They had the disgraced former President Damiba and his foreign backers pulling the strings, ready to repeat the betrayal of Thomas Sankara.

Once again, the shadow of foreign interference hovered over a country that has dared to step out of line.

They didn’t count on the streets

The second the news broke, thousands of ordinary citizens — workers, students, elders—marched toward the presidential palace and stood there, bodies visible, unarmed, refusing to move. They became a human shield. This is what true love looks like. We are starving for this kind of leadership today—a leader who serves so deeply that an entire nation will get out of bed at 1:00 AM to stand in front of a bullet for him.

Most “leaders” today hide in bunkers or golden palaces while they sell their country’s soul to the highest bidder in Paris or Washington. Traoré is different. He lives on a Captain’s salary. He cut his own ministers’ pay because he said a struggling nation can’t afford political “luxury.” He nationalized the mines and built the refineries so the wealth actually stays in the hands of his people. He achieved food self-sufficiency for his nation in 2025 while the rest of the world was still begging for Western aid.

We live in an era of “middlemen”—politicians who function more like regional managers for foreign corporations than representatives of their own people. We see “leaders” who would rather sign away their country’s mineral rights for a seat at a Davos table than ensure their people have bread.

When was the last time you saw a population risk everything for a politician?

It doesn’t happen for the ones who spend their terms chasing IMF loans and “investor confidence” while their citizens’ quality of life collapses. It only happens for the ones who prove, through every action and every sacrifice, that they belong to the people.

The world is waking up to the fact that “democracy” as taught by the West is often just a mask for managed theft. We are tired of “professional” politicians with polished speeches and empty hands. We are looking for the ones who refuse to be bought, who refuse to bow, and who treat their country’s resources as a sacred trust, not a personal inheritance.

Burkina Faso showed us last night that when you find a leader who is truly for the people, the people become his fortress.

Source with thanks https://substack.com/@mirala/note/c-195082572

Burkina Faso Claims Security Gains and Food Self Sufficiency as 2026 Agenda Takes Shape

President Ibrahim Traoré
Jan 02, 2026

Agriculture emerged as the centerpiece of Traoré’s message. He announced that Burkina Faso achieved food self sufficiency in 2025, attributing the outcome to improved seed distribution, mechanization, targeted subsidies, and coordinated production campaigns. The claim marks a significant political statement in a region long shaped by food aid dependence and climate vulnerability.

Looking ahead, the government plans to expand land development, water retention projects, aquaculture, and fodder crop production in 2026. Officials argue that food security is no longer treated as an emergency response but as a pillar of national sovereignty.

On foreign policy, the president repeated his administration’s stance of selective partnership. Burkina Faso says it will engage with international allies that respect national independence while rejecting external pressure or conditional governance models.

In a continent where many nations are still negotiating their post colonial trajectory, Burkina Faso’s experiment reflects something deeper than policy shifts. It reflects a generation insisting on writing its own chapter, on its own terms, at its own pace.

What matters is direction, not perfection

And across the Sahel, the direction is increasingly defined by self belief, hard choices, and the refusal to outsource the future. Full story at https://thevoiceofafrica.com/2026/01/02/burkina-faso-claims-security-gains-and-food-self-sufficiency-under-ibrahim-traore-as-2026-agenda-takes-shape/

How Burkina Faso Turned Birds into a National Economy

Oct 08, 2025

A million ostriches — not in farms or zoos, but roaming free across the savannahs of West Africa. In one of the boldest ecological experiments of the 21st century, President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso launched The Circle of Ostriches — a plan to turn fear into fortune, hunger into hope, and wildlife into a renewable economy.

The untold story of how a land once known for drought and dependency became a model of African innovation and food sovereignty.

SHOCKING MOVE: Burkina Faso Cancels 1960s Tax Treaty — France Loses Grip

Jan 05, 2026

This video explains why Burkina Faso ended the colonial-era Double Taxation Treaty, how foreign companies were legally extracting wealth while paying little locally, and why Traoré decided that sovereignty must begin with economic control. Gold revenues began staying inside the country. Fuel profits stopped flowing abroad. Security planning strengthened. Dependence reduced.

These decisions triggered strong reactions, especially from France, because they exposed a system built on imbalance. Across Africa, people are now asking the same questions Burkina Faso asked:

Why do we produce wealth but never control it?
Why do old agreements still define our future?
This is not a story of hatred. It is a story of African correction, dignity, and choice.
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Paradigm shift

In 2004, author of ‘Power Vs. Force’ Dr. David Hawkins stated that in early 2000 the level of consciousness exceeded 200 hertz [courage] for the first time. Below 200 hertz is destructive, above 200 hertz is constructive. [Search Map of Consciousness].

Higher levels of consciousness breed courage, higher levels of knowledge, understanding and contribution to something bigger than just ourselves. https://www.ourgreaterdestiny.ca/t/science

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