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With multiple missions, U.S. military steps up Africa focus
Comments (3)
TastySalmon wrote:
It’s interesting how we want to combat and keep Al Qaeda out of Africa, but we openly support them in Syria. Can anyone say hypocrisy?
Could it be because Al Qaeda is a threat to resource extraction in Africa but would actually improve resource trade in (through) Syria?
When will the American public finally wake up and realize American military actions are nothing more than helping rich people to get even richer?
auger wrote:
“…and to win influence…” – Is it routinely the task of the Nation’s (US) military to enter a country under this pretense?
ALALAYIIIAAAA wrote:
tasty salmon@isn’t that crazy? in europe when we talk about stuff like that we just wondering if united states due to its debt problem is so desperate leading it to irrationality.
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