USA Africa Dialogue Series - RE: Genocide In Cote d'Ivoire, Gbagbo Style --- It Is Rwanda All Over Again

Hopefully, Gbagbo will be dealt medieval justice and save everyone the time and money required for a special court.


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> From: Oswald Hanciles <oswald.hanciles@yahoo.com>
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> Date: 3/2/2011 11:36:04 PM
> Subject: Genocide In Cote d'Ivoire, Gbagbo Style ---  It Is Rwanda All Over Again
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> Will Gbagbo be tried in the Special Court of Sierra Leone in Freetown, or, tried
in the Hague? Unlike Charles Taylor, his trial in Freetown won't prove any
security threat to Outtarra's government.

Oswald Hanciles




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Can anyone tell the relatives of these victims that Gbagbo should not be removed
by legitimate force?
Wednesday, March 2, 2011 11:10:00 AM EST
Smell of death in Ivory Coast, as bodies decompose
 
Photo: AP
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP)   A morgue in Ivory Coast no longer has place for the
dead. So the more than 50 bodies that were delivered in the past five days are
being stacked on the floor.
An Associated Press reporter saw the badly decomposed corpses from the conflict
in the suburb of Abobo, laying head-to-toe on tiles slippery with blood.
Citizens began collecting the dead on Tuesday and a hearse brought in another
five corpses as a reporter stood nearby on Wednesday.
The standoff between the two men claiming to be president of Ivory Coast already
has claimed the lives of hundreds.
The conflict reached a new level last week when the army began using war-like
weapons, including mortars and rocket-propelled grenades.l