43-Lack of democracy.

The worst legacy of the Marxist influence relies on the idea that Dictatorship is essential in order to achieve development.

Our global history module shows that the economic growth of the West was preceded by the surge of individual freedom and creativity. Of course, representative governments and universal suffrage have often been implemented in the 20th century but the freedom of consciousness appeared by the end of the 18th and was the cause of technical progress and growth.

Unfortunately, most of the African governments have failed to implement the basic policies: Human rights, democratic governance, large education, property rights and free market. It means that the African under development is mainly a political problem.

521-Legitimacy of the action

We do not need any more the agreement of the corrupt United Nations which bears a large responsibility in the present situation. It offers a large tribune for dictators as we have seen at Joburg summit: Mugabe has been cheered by the audience!

In fact, The United States, Japan, Europe, China, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, India, Korea, Australia and Russia which represent 82% of world GDP and 57% of world population have a sufficient legitimacy for acting.

We have removed Saddam Hussein due to his crimes. We have the same rights and reasons to remove Mugabe, Taylor and so on. Kosovo, Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq give us the program and the agenda for restoring peace and security at least in central Africa which is the most afflicted area.

It implies also that we shall bring to the populations a large economic aid, a wide technical assistance and a permanent security support with multilateral troops during the implementation of the new institutions.

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