when Bourgi rolls for Macky on the axis Doha-Paris-Dakar

"They know that I know," this warning-bluff would be the title of the memoirs, which will be published at the Week of Four Thursdays, by which this ultimate repository of Foccartian networks holds a good part of the French political class having resorted to its occult services to some African heads of state.

Robert Bourgi, who lost his bottle and influence to the rhythm of the decline initiated by Françafrique, spoke again this Wednesday. It is in the columns of the daily newspaper L'Observateur, against a background of controversy over the announced return of Wade-son.

In this interview with the long protocol, the one who likes to recall his passion for cowries predicts the re-election of Macky Sall, is predisposed to a dark vision of the candidacy of Karim Wade and is betrayed by his shadow play when he attacks the Parisian networks of Idrissa Seck, as to signal to the benevolence of the leader of Rewmi and that of all other Senegalese politicians that there remains the only Pont-Lévy leading to the Elysée. A clever maneuverer, he clearly reveals that he did not meet Macky Sall during his 48-hour stay in Senegal, while under Wade, whom he let out treacherously in the middle of the ford, we obtained from these confessions that he happened to to be received at the palace three days in a row on the occasion of his Dakar pilgrimages.

It appears, in light of the clarifications of the lawyer, that the presence of Nicolas Sarkozy, current occult adviser to the Emir of Qatar, could be related to the rebound noted in the Karim Wade case. Indeed, by titering no later than last Monday, "Refusal to interfere in the internal affairs of Senegal: the emir of Qatar has he let go Karim Wade? We were aware of intense maneuvers on the Doha-Paris-Dakar axis.
The question now is whether Mr. Robert Bourgi is not whispering in his ear to Nicolas Sarkozy (the only friend he has left) for him to bring Cheikh Tamin Ben Hamad Al-Thani to to decline any mediation for the benefit of the designated candidate of the Senegalese Democratic Party.

As if to drive another nail into the coffin of the young liberal, he noises, using a conditional suspect, the existence of low masses between the head of state and Karim Wade.

Never mind! Macky Sall is invited to watch his back. Robert Bourgi, executioner of Villepin and Fillon, who dares to smear the President Aly Bongo despite all that his father Omar did for him, is far from being a reliable friend.