Libya, is sure isn't. But its a hotbed for fundamentalist terrorists that the USA created, so they will want to try keep them there. Plus there's the graft involved in military spending and sending $100m in annual aid. The corporations will want to try hang onto that. They will first use EWOCAS for pressure, and hope to stay out of it so…
Libya, is sure isn't. But its a hotbed for fundamentalist terrorists that the USA created, so they will want to try keep them there. Plus there's the graft involved in military spending and sending $100m in annual aid. The corporations will want to try hang onto that. They will first use EWOCAS for pressure, and hope to stay out of it so that the average American doesn't have to learn another location on a map.
The US supposes that the Nigerian régime and other ECOWAS's are quite as corrupt and as stupid as the Ukrainian - but this time to take on not only one neighbouring country but many - it's impossible to be that stupid
And risk, in the case of Nigeria, reviving the activities of Boko
Africa in general, the Sahel in particular, have been quick to understand and to react to the significance and the already lessons of the EUUS failed war by proxy on Russia
Apart from one or two neo-colonies, Côte d'Ivoire, Morocco, Rwanda, Kenya - it's probable that there are more countries than not determined to break loose from USEU exploitation corruption and poverty
(Maybe add Ghana to the list of the of the enslaved)
Libya, is sure isn't. But its a hotbed for fundamentalist terrorists that the USA created, so they will want to try keep them there. Plus there's the graft involved in military spending and sending $100m in annual aid. The corporations will want to try hang onto that. They will first use EWOCAS for pressure, and hope to stay out of it so that the average American doesn't have to learn another location on a map.
The US supposes that the Nigerian régime and other ECOWAS's are quite as corrupt and as stupid as the Ukrainian - but this time to take on not only one neighbouring country but many - it's impossible to be that stupid
And risk, in the case of Nigeria, reviving the activities of Boko
Africa in general, the Sahel in particular, have been quick to understand and to react to the significance and the already lessons of the EUUS failed war by proxy on Russia
Apart from one or two neo-colonies, Côte d'Ivoire, Morocco, Rwanda, Kenya - it's probable that there are more countries than not determined to break loose from USEU exploitation corruption and poverty
(Maybe add Ghana to the list of the of the enslaved)