Cocaine Chief Bio Chickened Out Afraid of Trump’s Boots at G7 Summit in France; International Isolation Hurting Illegal President Bio
Quick Summary
The illegitimate Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio, an isolated bloke on the world stage, was afraid to go to the G7 Summit in France.
Despite behind-the-scenes preparations for weeks by the political stalker Maada Bio to attend, sorry, to gate-crash the G7 Summit in France, the illegal Sierra Leone President Bio was eventually scared to fly to Evian in France, afraid of being humiliated. (Photo: Trump, Starmer, Macron, Ruto at the G7 Summit in France).
The cocaine baron Bio instead shuttled to Mauritania under the auspices of the ECOWAS Chair, which Bio heavily bribed for last year, because today, as an unrecognised Sierra Leone president by virtue of stealing the June 24, 2023, elections, Bio is still illegitimate.
Bio’s illegitimacy naturally ushered in punitive economic and financial sanctions from the international community, which forced the Bio regime to resort to the illicit global drug trade, the only source of financial acquisition to run his beleaguered SLPP regime.
With such an odd situation, Bio secretly recruited foreign lobbyists to lobby for him so that he could have undeserved access or an audience with the American President Donald Trump, apparently to try to seek recognition from the most powerful man in the world. (Photo: Kenya President Ruto posed with Macron and others).


That was how Bio planned to visit France as an uninvited guest, a con game he had played many times by stalking the US President first at the UN General Assembly, to the Vatican in Rome, eventually to Miami during the last Saudi Arabia investment meeting.
The con men called lobbyists recently convinced the foolhardy Bio to gate-crash the G7 Summit in France, ostensibly to meet US President Donald Trump, primarily for the same recognition purpose, because no democratic nation has congratulated Bio since 2023.
Eventually, Bio got wind of the trap they had set up for him in France. He chickened out, knowing gate-crashing the summit would further embarrass him. Bio is noted for stalking the US President Trump for photo opportunities, countless times.
Stalking is a civil offence, and at times it is a criminal offence. Bio does not care whether he is caught or not as long as he gets an audience with President Trump. But the G7 Summit was a no-go area for the illegal President Bio. (Photos: G7 Summit and illegal President Bio was scared).


Bio’s public snobbery in terms of the absence of global recognition and the lack of congratulatory messages from democratic countries has devastated the Bio regime into smithereens. His international isolation has not helped Bio’s misery, adding insult to injury.
This is a humiliating blow for bloodthirsty Bio, who is still suffering from the global snub. The three-day G7 summit ended yesterday in Evian, France, with only African presidents invited, namely William Ruto of Kenya and the Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
G7 is used to describe the Group of Seven, a coalition of seven countries that have the largest and most advanced economies in the world, namely Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Shame on Bio.
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