Analysis of France's Government Collapse
So the French government has fallen again, but international news media is going
to be very shy about telling us the real reason why it's fallen, the
economic reasons why it's fallen.
On his way out, the ousted Prime Minister, Mr.
Francois, said, "You might kick me out, you might remove
me, but that does not change the economic
problems for the country." I'm
paraphrasing. The real reason why France has failed as a
government
is because Africa has taken its power back.
Ever since the country of Niger in the Sahel in central West
Africa decided to nationalize its uranium,
France has never been the same again.
This uranium that state-owned companies like Orano,
French-owned companies like Orano had been siphoning, stealing under the previous
government. Today,
Niger turned off the faucet. Niger said no
more. So Niger, under the new governor, governance of
President Tiani, is nationalizing its uranium.
This uranium France was stealing not only to light its
beautiful cities like Paris and Nice, it was also using it to
run its electrical manufacturing and
industries. All of these are processing
and running their nuclear reactors on top of it all.
So these things that are the foundations of an economy
like manufacturing and processing right now
that the electricity in France, their
energy is not, uh, s-safe. They do not have
a reliable place to get their energy from. This is why they're suffering.
But
it's not going to be told that way on, uh, uh, uh,
international news media. You're only going to hear it from people
like me and
others who are truth tellers. So yeah,
this is why. This is, this is what happens.
This is
proof
that African leaders are in service of either them or
us.
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