May My Eyes Never See And My

The Greatest Difficulty We Have Faced Is The Neocolonial Way Of Thinking That Exists In This Country. We Were Colonized By A Country, France, That Left Us With Certain Habits. For Us, Being Successful In Life, Being Happy, Meant Trying To Live As They Do In France, Like The Richest Of The French.

When The People Stand Up, Imperialism Trembles.

Che Guevara Taught Us We Could Dare To Have Confidence In Ourselves, Confidence In Our Abilities. He Instilled In Us The Conviction That Struggle Is Our Only Recourse. He, Was A Citizen Of The Free World That Together We Are In The Process Of Building. That Is Why We Say That Che Guevara Is Also African And Burkinabè.

It's Really A Pity That There Are Observers Who View Political Events Like Comic Strips. There Has To Be A Zorro, There Has To Be A Star. No, The Problem Of Upper Volta Is More Serious Than That. It Was A Grave Mistake To Have Looked For A Man, A Star, At All Costs, To The Point Of Creating One, That Is, To The Point Of Attributing The Ownership Of The Event To Captain Sankara, Who Must Have Been The Brains, Etc.

May My Eyes Never See And My Feet Never Take Me To A Society Where Half The People Are Held In Silence.