Quand les “amis” de la Tunisie se partagent le “gâteau sécuritaire” !

Force est de constater que ce « partage » de compétence entre ces pays « amis » est peut être fortuit, mais laisse place à de nombreuses interprétations. Bien que tout porte à croire que c’est à Camp David que ce partage a été décidé, faisant, donc, des opérations terroristes sévissant en Tunisie « un prétexte » pour ces pays de s’ingérer, au plus profond, dans les affaires intérieures d’autrui, voire de s’en servir d’une base arrière, dans ce qui pourrait être la prochaine grande bataille des années à venir : la ruée vers l’Afrique.

Politics Vanessa Szakal 14 November 2014

As electoral period draws to a close, Tunisia and international partners address immigration, trafficking, and terrorism

Integral to Tunisia’s internal security operations is its cooperation with foreign governments. Partnerships with Italy, France, and the United States address national security as well as regional security issues including immigration, trafficking, and terrorism. The operations of G8 Leader countries in the MENA region are (unofficially but observably) distinctive and complementary: Italy oversees migration in the Mediterranean; France via the Ministry of the Interior focuses on national security and the police, and the United States Department of Defense is engaged in a «war on terrorism.»

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Quand les “amis” de la Tunisie se partagent le “gâteau sécuritaire” !

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