Mr. Macron’s closest ally in West Africa, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, one of the world’s most heavily involved heads of state in drug trafficking, is reportedly facing a coup.
Bissau is a narco-state ruled by Umaro Sissoco Embaló, a man who presents himself as Macky Sall’s younger brother and a friend of Brigitte Macron.
This is the hub of the cocaine trade that poisons West Africa and is consumed by our leaders.
Its president is a close associate of Alexandre Benalla and Ludovic Chaker, Emmanuel Macron’s henchman tasked with disposing of Benalla’s safe and then threatening me at my window.
He had just orchestrated fraudulent elections with the help of drug lords and France to cling to power, violating the Constitution and preventing the opposition from running.
He is reportedly currently under arrest, along with the opposition, which denounces this as a staged event designed to legitimize his continued hold on power, in violation of his constitutional rights and responsibilities.
Our country’s support for these dictatorial, corrupt, and death-seeking regimes paves the way for military takeovers everywhere.
Mr. Macron’s foreign policy will not only be remembered as a model of amateurism, devoid of vision and profound thought, a series of systematically failed grandstanding undertaken solely to serve the egotistical boasting of one man, but will also have severely damaged France’s influence and credibility on the international stage.
It will also have been remarkable for its blending of genres, its incoherence, its cynicism, and its relationship to business dealings, of which we have only glimpsed the tip of the iceberg at this stage, and whose full extent and gravity will be revealed in the coming years.
Juan Branco*
