All former French colonies are basically treated as provinces of France by the successive French governments.
And these provinces have to pay allegiance to France.Bure kabisa
Especially France! They’ve managed a Trump-word west side of the continent.
I’ve done many side deals with French folks. They’re good for “business”.
THAT PAYLOAD!!! SOME NIGGAS GON’ DIE!
Sounds familiar. Wait that’s the Kenyan President right there.
Huyu Sarkozy si Ni Yule alikua wanakula PESA ya mafuta (Gabon) Na the late Omar Bongo.
Pale Syria Rebels wanakutiliwa back to back na SU24Fencer & SU34 fullback Ikiwa imepewa escort na SU30SM ama mzito mwenyewe SU35. Wakizidi sana TU22 inatumwa. Sukhois are Deadly beauties
too dope!
fullback ndiye babayao,F15 inaiona inakunja mkia
Doing things like a boss.
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/11734/missile-laden-su-27-gets-between-nato-f-16-and-russian-defense-ministers-jet
Hio ni ya ile F16 ilikuwa inataka kupishana na Flanker nne fully armed?
Hata Chirac.
[SIZE=6]Jacques Chirac, the former French president, and Dominique de Villepin, the former prime minister, regularly received suitcases stuffed with millions of francs from a string of African leaders, the lawyer who said he carried the cases alleged on Sunday.[/SIZE]
Robert Bourgi, widely reported to be an unofficial “adviser” to President Nicolas Sarkozy, said he shuttled between African countries including Burkina Faso, the Congo, Gabon, Ivory Coast and Senegal for more than 25 years.
Each time he would bring back up to 15 million francs (£1.5 million) in cash. Mr de Villepin yesterday strenuously denied the allegations, saying they were part of a “smokescreen” to deflect attention from allegations that Mr Sarkozy – his rival – was involved in illegal party funding via kickbacks from arms sales.
In an explosive interview with Le Journal du Dimanche newspaper, Mr Bourgi claimed he transported “tens of millions of francs” each year, with the amounts going up in the run-up to French presidential elections – an intimation the cash was used to fund Mr Chirac’s political campaigns. “I saw Chirac and Villepin count the money in front of me,” he said.
He alleged he regularly passed on bank notes from five African presidents: Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal; Blaise Campaoré of Burkina Faso; Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast; Denis Sassou Nguesso of the Congo and Omar Bongo of Gabon, whom Mr Bourgi called “Papa”. Together, he alleged they contributed £6.2 million to Mr Chirac’s successful 2002 presidential campaign. A sixth leader, President Obiang N’Guema of Equatorial Guinea allegedly was the last member to join the cash donor club.
Mr Bourgi claimed that in late 2005 Mr de Villepin announced the cash donations must stop. “Disappointed at being rejected”, Mr Bourgi alleged he turned to Mr Sarkozy. He said he worked as an unofficial “adviser” to the president but, he insisted, “without the suitcases”. Mr Sarkozy personally awarded Mr Bourgi the Légion d’honneur, France’s highest honour, shortly after his election, saying: “I know, dear Robert, I can count on your participation in France’s foreign policy, with efficiency and discretion”.
Putin does not drink. I might be wrong. YouTube is also awash with his clips against drinking.
i think you just came on yourself,
plausible… though I have to point out that Its the videos that get me bursting a nut real hard. You should see how she wiggles her behind when her 3D TV nozzles are on.
If wange mass produce Su-37 terminator ingekua beast na manouverability yake. First appearance pale fanborough air show 1996 pilot alitoa open challenge wa dogfight na any jet .Wote walikunja mkia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5fNEJbfIg
SU 35S came out of it…and its a beast remember its official unveiling kwa MAKS airshow pale France
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBKvlLzGkvU
kila mtu alisema imeweza
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