Part 1 : Boko Haram: a Golden Commercial Venture
Part 2 :London Uses Nigeria and Ghana to Attack the AES and BRICS
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Eeben Barlow founder of pmc Executive Outcomes and outspoken critic of the City of London Empire`s interventionist, war-driven policies that keep Africa at war with itself
Source: Not A Grayman
re posted from EEBEN BARLOW MILITARY AND SECURITY BLOG
As a continent, Africa remains under the constant threat of destabilisation along with numerous internal, intractable crises aimed at fuelling suspicion and exploiting differences amongst the populace. These threats are aimed at creating fractious … Read the rest
I recently had the great pleasure of speaking to Cryto Rich ! Correction to my information: Uvira is still under M23-RDF occupation. I explain why across Africa it is ALL THE SAME WAR and always has been. To read my article on Boko Haram – type into search bar: Boko … Read the rest
This series of articles applies to the present: the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Nigeria, Mozambique, and the Sahel; where Africa is being kept at war with itself using the same program and the same players…
well done to this podcaster for interviewing an African who is legendary for all the right reasons. This man and his company have, despite United Nation`s heavyweights and the media propaganda and lies written about them, conducted warfare on the continent in the name of Africa, saved tens of thousands … Read the rest
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This series of articles applies to the present : the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Nigeria, Mozambique,and the Sahel; where Africa is being kept at war with itself using the same program and the same players…
This series of articles applies to the present : the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Nigeria, Mozambique,and … Read the rest
re posted from EEBEN BARLOW `S MILITARY AND SECURITY BLOG
War is an ugly, brutal and bloody business – as any soldier can testify. Despite the ugliness and destruction a war causes – along with the collateral damage
This article is a disturbing look at the current trajectory of Africa`s largest economy. Neo-colonialism is alive and well and becomes more insidious by the day. The non-sovereign action of a State that allows its foreign and domestic … Read the rest