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“Tell the brother he can stay, but he’s working for us,” Boy Kavalier tells a lackey, characterizing that instruction as “just a reminder that it’s my world. He just lives in it.”

He and his lackeys want a country without dissent.

And it was all made possible by the man whose name was on the sign, supported by his congressional lackeys and his tens of millions of voters.

"We won't let America and its lackeys make any wrong moves in our country."

But the junta took the opportunity to organise one of its biggest rallies in Burkina Faso's capital over fears that "imperialists" and their "lackeys" were trying to depose the captain.