19 sept 2023: Paul Sankara, frère de feu Thomas Sankara, soutient que l'actuel président du Burkina Faso est le premier dirigeant du pays à se réclamer clairement et fortement de l'héritage révolutionnaire de Thomas Sankara, qui était au pouvoir de 1983 à 1987.

Dans cette interview, Paul Sankara revient sur cet héritage et sur les reculs subis au Burkina Faso pendant les 37 ans de pouvoir de Blaise Compaore, celui qui a renversé Thomas Sankara et qui est responsable de sa mort. 

Il traite aussi des conditions conditions politiques, sociales, sécuritaires et économiques qui ont engendré les changements politiques actuelles au Burkina. Et en particulier, le terrorisme qui a commencé peu après l'élection en 2015 du président Roch Kaboré.

Paul Sankara compare également la situation géopolitique actuelle à celle beaucoup plus hostile de l'époque de Thomas Sankara.

Retournerait-il vivre au Burkina aujourd'hui? Oui, répond Paul Sankara sans hésiter. 

Le pied à Papineau animé par Robin Philpot à l'antenne de CKVL 100,1 FM, à Montréal

Selon Paul Sankara, Ibrahim Traoré fait revivre l’héritage de Thomas Sankara - Interview

Your Brooklyn Combine family returns for a 5th season of the Combine Podcast with new and familiar voices to explore topics that impact our local and global communities. Join us as we explore value systems and ways we can get active.

We are the Brooklyn Combine, a non-profit community organization. We work with schools, community organizations, and dedicated city officials to help provide mentorship, critical education, leadership, and social support programs to youth and young adults in low-income and underserved communities.

Episode 1 Combine Cast Members: Kenji Summers, Keith White, Valentino Ellis, Kenneth J. Montgomery, and Phillip Shung.

Reading list:
1. Ontological Terror by Calvin Warren
2. New dimensions in African History by Dr Ben-Yochannan
3. The Destruction of Black Civilization by Chancellor Williams
4. Look for Me in the Whirlwind: From the Panther 21 to 21st-Century Revolutions by Sekou Odinga

Music: 
1. You Send Me by Roy Ayers
2. No Stranger To Love / Want You by Roy Ayers
3. Africa Centre of the World by Fela Kuti (feat. Roy Ayers)
4. Running Away by Roy Ayers
5. I Am Your Mind (Part 2) by Roy Ayers
6. Gotta Find A Lover by Roy Ayers

A Meaningful Resistance

Participants: John Steppling, Roger Johnson, Hiroyuki Hamada, and Dennis Riches. Topics covered: The history of Israel’s nuclear weapons program, Seymour Hersh’s “The Samson Option” (1991), death of the Pope and the conclave, Italy marks the annual date of the end of fascism—April 25th, Schwab dethroned at the WEF, Ibrahim Traoré, Jon Hamm: from “Mad Men” to “Your Friends and Neighbors”—same show, different decades? Music track: “How Long Blues” by Leroy Carr (public domain).

PODCAST #158

In this explosive episode, we break down the rise of Ibrahim Traoré, the 34 year old revolutionary who became the world’s youngest head of state after seizing power in Burkina Faso. From surviving multiple assassination attempts to cutting ties with France and building new alliances with Russia, Traoré is shaking the foundations of West African politics.

We also uncover the details behind a suspected French spy operation aimed at infiltrating Burkina Faso. Who sent them? What were they after? And how did Traoré’s government expose the plot?

This episode dives deep into neo-colonial influence, African sovereignty, and the rising wave of bold young leaders refusing to bow down. If you're into global politics, African history, or international espionage, this one's for you.

The Young Lion of Burkina Faso!

In this episode of the Low Meins Asylum Show, we’re diving deep into the latest power play between billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk and Burkina Faso’s revolutionary leader Ibrahim Traoré.

Elon thought he could walk into Burkina Faso and secure a sweet lithium deal for Tesla. But Traoré isn’t here for exploitation or backdoor deals. He hit Musk with a dose of reality — demanding real partnerships that benefit Africa first.

We’ll break down:

Who Ibrahim Traoré is & why he’s shaking the world?

What really happened during Musk’s failed visit?

🔥 This is a global shift you don’t want to sleep on. Tune in & let’s talk about it.

Africa Ain’t For Sale!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VIEyqZSGNg&t=3s&ab_channel=ProletarianTV

Today I (Joti Brar) talked to Garland Nixon about the fundamental difference between charity and solidarity, and why it REALLY matters.

We discussed the latest developments in Burkina Faso, where 700 north Korean commandos have been sent to help guard the revolutionary leadership and the country’s vital infrastructure – and to transfer vital knowledge about how to build a secure anti-imperialist country in the face of incessant assassination and coup plots from the nefarious western regimes, which are desperate to stop Burkina’s sovereigntist project from succeeding, and its dangerous (to their profits) example from spreading (as it is already doing).

We talked about the vital role being played by the DPRK – now the longest-lived socialist country on Earth – in strengthening the anti-imperialist camp. Its understanding of the essential need for solidarity has always been put into practice (see transfer of tunnelling expertise to the middle east for just one key example) and it has NEVER, in 76 years, bowed the knee to the imperialists.

We also touched on what we learned from Victory Day (9 May), some of the lessons to be learned by anti-imperialists from the fall of Syria, and the vital role of workers in the west if we going to finally bring down the imperialist system, which is long past its sell-by date but clinging on using its mountains of cash and creating oceans of blood.
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Call Tyrone Show 06 04 2025

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01. Melb Melhuchi - Melody
02. Celscius - Together Forever
03. Don Franco Tafari - Things Will Be Better Feat Gappy Ranks
04. Trumel - Thanks And Praise
05. Rickie Perplex, Celscius - No To Abortion
06. Turbulence, Sunny Trod, Prince Jahved - Proud To Be Rastaman
07. Mwiza Sambo - Save Me
08. Amaze - Yahweh
09. Black Dillinger - Hurt Before
10. Dimis9ne I, Konscious Pablo - Is It Love

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Utilicé frases del presidente Traoré para esta creación. 

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Tune in to the Call Tyrone Show on WOLB 1010 AM Baltimore on Wednesdays from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM EST. The Call Tyrone Show is hosted by LTC (Ret.)Tyrone Bost, owner of BPPW Piping and Pipe Welding. We talk about real issues and uncover the ‪truth‬ that is hidden in plain sight by discussing the facts behind the poverty, unemployment, the war on drugs, mass incarceration, and politics.

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