Special Report: South Sudan's Chinese oil puzzle

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leungsite wrote:

Still today, many Africans view oil for candy as a fair deal. What a regret！

Nov 14, 2012 2:39am EST  --  Report as abuse
RPhillips111 wrote:

Well, the US in its role as self appointed world policeman and banker for economic development in the third world and gernerally helping the utopian creation of a world run by multinational corparations and af ew big banks, will foot the bill to make things right for the chrisian marxists in South Sudan, and the US goes deeper in debt to “contain communism”. America’s Cold War imperatives have taken us a long wasy toward insolvency and South Sudan should be seen as another escapade in the narrative.

Come home, American Government, and bring our jobs–but no immigrants–with you.

Nov 14, 2012 2:01pm EST  --  Report as abuse
RPhillips111 wrote:

Well, the US in its role as self appointed world policeman and banker for economic development in the third world and gernerally helping the utopian creation of a world run by multinational corparations and af ew big banks, will foot the bill to make things right for the chrisian marxists in South Sudan, and the US goes deeper in debt to “contain communism”. America’s Cold War imperatives have taken us a long wasy toward insolvency and South Sudan should be seen as another escapade in the narrative.

Come home, American Government, and bring our jobs–but no immigrants–with you.

Nov 14, 2012 2:01pm EST  --  Report as abuse
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