A Brief Introduction
Hi my name is Pierre Ahoure, and welcome to my website. For over 14 years now I have been fighting for my PhD. This website is a brief overview of this struggle, there is so much more that I have not yet discussed, e.g. assasination attempts et cetera, because to do so would make my chronicle of this struggle dozens of pages long.
This website hits the main “headlines” of my struggle to make it easier for readers to digest.
Why the fight for my PhD is important
As you will see by reading further about my research into System Foccart & the difference between Accords and Treaties, France has some very strong economic reasons as to why they would wish to apply pressure to the University of Adelaide to deny the awarding of my PhD.
In order to promote an idea or important research you need to have at least one of three things behind you, Authority, Money, or Fame. The University knew I had no money or fame so it was easy for them to make it hard for me to promote my PhD’s research by denying me the Authority a PhD would grant me.
In the world of Academia, Intenational Law, and Geopolitics a PhD holds an enormous amount of weight. It is the Academic equivalent of the Mayor of a city granting an important person the key to the city, just like all doors of the City are now open to that person, a PhD opens doors to all of Academia, International Law and Geopolitical crises.
Why my Research is important
About my Last Theses
The main goal of my research and my PhD Theses was to uncover why the 14 French colonies of Africa have struggled to gain full independence and to prevent recurring crises. One of my theses uncovered that there was a huge difference between a treaty and an accord. The French Govt pressured its African colonies to sign accords instead of treaties, this made it easier for France to retain control of these countries and introduce a currency system known as System Foccart.
There are many stories in the media that talk about the oppression and modern day slavery of System Foccart but do not mention it by name, what my research has uncovered is how truly oppressive System Foccart is, and how it could only exist under an Accord, and never under a Treaty.
This is information that Western Countries are completely unaware of but the concept of System Foccart and FrancAfrique is very well known on the African continent.
Because the west and in particular France have been able to keep this information suppresssed from the english speaking world, people have not been able to find about France’s modern day slavery of whole African nations via System Foccart.
If there is only one reason why my struggle is important, it is because it is not necessarily about me, it is about freeing whole nation states from economic slavery and granting those nations true sovereignty.
About one of my previous Theses
In this thesis I created the worlds first ever computer model that would accurately calculate the outcome of a crisis based on the inststruments used by those decisions that were made, and by the background of the decision makers themselves. My main goal of this research was to be able to save lives for both of the belligerent parties involved in any crisis.
This computer model could generate reports that would predict how many lives could be lost or saved before those actual decisions were made. My model is a world first for diplomatic relations and peace making.
This computer model and its associated research may possibly be added to this website at a later date
My Ultimate end Goal
My ultimate goal is to expand further via my computer models possible treaties that could be ratified between France and its 14 former colonies that would lead to the least amount of lives lost and the most economically beneficial result for all parties.
It is important to me that all 14 FrancAfrique countries retain their ties to France instead of them creating a diplomatic rupture, which my computer models reports show will lead to even more bloodshed.
How you can help
If I can finally get my PhD awarded it is going to make it a lot easier to lobby on behalf of the 14 French African Colonies that are still fighting for their full independence. A PhD is much more likely to be listened to than a lay person in these matters.
There are several ways you can help me in my fight for my PhD, you can sign my change.org petition, donate to my legal fund, and follow and like my facebook page, you will find the links for these below.
https://www.change.org/myfightformyphd
https://www.facebook.com/pierreahoureadelaide/
