The conspiracy targeting Tunisia and its respect for human rights, so condemned by Kaïs Saïed, is confirmed a little more every day. And its image is concluded, with all the ingredients of a gigantic conspiracy staged on an international scale and in which many parties take part and are glad, even, to drive the point home. The purpose is to portray Tunisia in the image of a country with a leadership closer to the executioner than to a state.
Many were, at the start, those who thought, possibly, that Kais Saïed was exaggerating by speaking of a conspiracy, and by accusing parties he denied to name.
But there, over time, this theory has been confirmed and the picture of the international conspiracy is now done. All that’s missing is the final act. That of penalties.
Otherwise, all the steps of the frame are there:
It is becoming clear that there are international gangs who are running the incessant flow of sub-Saharan migrants towards Tunisia. It even becomes apparent that there are massive sums of money that come into play. Sums that cannot come from the poor unfortunates who throw themselves into the mouth of the Sahara, to fulfil their avowed goal which is Tunisia, and more specifically, Sfax.
Sfax, where the work started years ago, with the activities of a certain governor who completely prepared the platform for clandestine migration in Kerkennah, and gave the keys, at the time, to the Salafists. And, at the time, this platform rotated in both directions, sending the boats towards the European coasts, but likewise, we remember, welcoming those coming from the Libyan coasts, loaded with people with designs not very clean.
Thereafter, a whole discourse and a strategy of fueling hatred between Tunisians and sub-Saharan hosts were set in place, and fast gave the desired results, since we came, at a certain moment, to the murder.
On another level, it appears that the migrants have received instructions to become aggressive, more than required. They have come to attack citizens, to dare to do impossible things, such as establishing their own judicial system, even jail, in Tunisia. They increasingly displayed signs of rebellion and disobedience to law enforcement, going so far as to engage and threaten them on the high seas Tunisian law enforcement.
Reactions that never came, thanks to the mastery of the agents and their sense of self-restraint and discipline and respect for human rights. But, never mind. If the Tunisian police forces reject to enter into this game and crack down on migrants, nothing stops them from being accused of such acts, since they are definitely not coming.
And, what ends up confirming this conspiracy theory, is the general reaction aroused by presumed images shot in the Sahara, showing migrants, cruelly, abandoned to their fate, in the middle of the desert, without the slightest drop of water. And no matter how much we say that these images were taken in Libya, they continued in accusing Tunisia and its law enforcement agents of having penetrated deep into Libyan territory, to deposit these poor people there. And when the Secretary General of the UN, in person, bases himself on these dubious images and attacks the Tunisian State, we comprehend, then the extent of the plot and the parties who foment it.
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