Why Laurent Gbagbo needs to be replaced by Alassane Ouattara?

Hello you people out there!?
It is time again, at least for me, to write something down which could
interest you. As you noticed from the headline, this topic will deal
with the events occuring in Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast).
First of all, I have to inform you that I am just starting to
investigate this issue, so please, if this article is not complete nor
conclusive to you, deal with it as a sort of introduction. Thank
you. :-)

You may wonder: "why Côte d'Ivoire?" Well, since two days I've spent
my time thinking about political issues which are going on at this
moment. And then, it appeared ... Why does the Western media deal so
much with this tiny little country, called Côte d'Ivoire/Ivory Coast?
Because it plays an essential role for the West and its ambitions for
a new world order. That is why it is in the news. So? Where's your
proof? This time it's Wikipedia and the Encyclopædia Britannica.

You can check out the sources here:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/914116/Laurent-Gbagbo

and here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alassane_Ouattara

As far as I understood this whole issue and the texts, there was an
election taking place and the opponent of that time President,
Alassane Ouattara, stating prior to the official deadline that he won
the election with 54 % of the votes. The Constitutional Court of Ivory
Coast contested that claim and rejected this result due to
irregularites and not respecting the official deadline of
announcement. Lauren Gbagbo scarcely won the election with 51 %.
Immediately the West stepped in stating the results were not right and
Alassane Ouattara would be the legitimate successor of Gbagbo. Why
this interest? Why, for instance, this urgent pressure put upon Gbagbo
to step down from office? Simply because he is not Western friendly
enough and, moreover, he is not "one of them".

"You must be kidding me? Pardon me?" No, it's true. Think about it but
before you do so, just read the first lines of Alassane Ouattara's
curriculum vitæ. He worked for International Monetary Fund (IMF) and
the Central Bank of Western African States (BCEAO) or also known as
'Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest' in French. Thus,
Alassane Ouattara is not only involved in big (Western) business but
is/was a key figure. You can bet your arse that he wasn't just a
regular worker like you and me. Come on! It's rediculous to even
mention that. He played a big role in these organizations. At the
moment, I can only guess so but it would not be much of a hazzle to
ask them what his main task was and how much influence he has had.

You still think I am nuts? Tell you what! The International Monetary
Fund stopped giving Ivory Coast loans. Furthermore the African Union
(A.U.), yes we had this one(!), and the arm of the BCEAO, the Economic
Community of Western African States suspended the membership of this
particular country. Why? Because Gbagbo is still in charge of
business. This will change if Ouattara becomes President of Côte
d'Ivoire.

So, why these undertaken actions? To put this country in line with the
Western agenda of a global government, also known as the New World
Order! There we have it again.

Keep ya all up2date. ;-)