Getting to Safety in N'Djamena, Chad Part 1

[meleszenawi1111]

pitcalco finally some voice of reason. The reason I say that is everyone always strikes the neo colonialism cord which is ridiculous

[pitcalco]

@meleszenawi1111 Thanks. Yes, reading a little bit of history always helps one to understand why things are the way they are.

[meleszenawi1111]

I hate to tell you most of the time Chad is fine I am writing from there write now no problem the UDPP won't attack again as long as deby is alive and well because they have failed twice they no they will again. By the way long live Idriss deby

[GlaBurnzUrHouseAK47]

i wouldn't want to be there if i didn't have a gun.

[khalidhustle]

man what would ur stupid ass do with a gun...dont be stupid if ur show ur ass with a gun dats how u gon get killed u would just want the military to do the work

[papplegrassbracelet]

it's too bad the only responders are the french when there is a world of resources to help everyone affected. i was sweating just watching this, so i can imagine what it must really be like. Thoughts of peace & safety to you all.

[pitcalco]

The French have been stationed in Chad for a very long time and for historical reasons they feel a certain responsibility toward Chad. It is not suprising that they respond. They got stuck in the middle of it all.

[christophergowing]

@papplegrassbracelet you're forgetting about the Irish Defence Force .. they where also in chad serving with the french

[habibagoogle]

wats going on i that the fight had not stop will some 1 plz tell me

[GonTChad]

good question , but actually long history. u wont understand that so quick

[damaged01]

glad you got out safe. did you guys come under fire during your ride in the APCs?