The funny part is that the coup leaders who overthrew the U.S. friendly president were trained by the U.S. From Declan Hayes at strategic-culture.org:
Niger’s coup leaders believe they must first rid the region of the French and American military and then boot out their fifth columnists in the military, the media and the NGOs.
Niger’s recent coup follows similar coups in nearby Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea, each of which was led by military leaders opposed to the presence of French and U.S. occupation troops stationed there to ensure NATO’s continued economic rape of their respective homelands.
The Sahel, the region of Africa housing these four (and other coup-prone) countries, has been assailed with a number of economic factors, which have combined to give us this current stand-off between those military leaders on the one hand and the NATO war machine and its regional auxiliaries on the other.
These factors include Africa’s ballooning population, which has put increased pressure on the relatively small part of Africa’s abundant resources, which the locals are allowed subsist from; ever increasing droughts, which have increased tribal tensions over grazing lands; NATO’s increasing recourse to their ISIS card to justify both their military presence and their economic pillage of the region; and, finally, the mass migration towards Europe and concomitant crimes which NATO’s destruction of the entire region has caused.
Although Western economists and their regional apologists have proposed all sorts of self-serving solutions to these inter-twined problems, Niger’s coup leaders believe they must first rid the region of the French and American military and then boot out their fifth columnists in the military, the media and the NGOs.
Most fair-minded people would say that the coup leaders have a good argument, and one that is boosted by the widespread public support they enjoy and the deplorable track record of the French and American vultures who hover over them.
Their local opposition include such NATO stalwarts as Senegal’s political mafia, who rant that the loss of democracy in Niger is a casus belli, even as they jail their own opposition, ban their parties, and scrub them from the internet.
Shh…don’t tell the indispensable ones that Eurasia and MENA have figured out the playbook.
Found a map earlier of the African nations that have signed up with Russia and the remaining rump vassal states down with the GAE.
South Africa is a proud rump and isn’t that odd how Kill the Boer is suddenly back in vogue.
Just wait until they try and add Taiwan to NATO which is nowhere near the North Atlantic.
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Mr. Gore, I read your Godfather book….it was one of the most insightful and refreshing ones I have read in a long time. Have already shared it with friends. Since the Godfather was so much fun, I ordered a second hand copy of Golden Pinnacle on Amazon, then got a note that it was cancelled because it was “delisted” by Amazon. Amazon processed an order for a new copy, but can you confirm that the Amazon book is unabridged and unedited (which I am sure you know is being done to many books for political correctness.) I would like to read your original and unedited version. Thank you, B Gollogly
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I believe that they haven’t tampered with The Golden Pinnacle, but I’m ordering a couple of copies today to make sure. I’m disturbed that they canceled a second hand copy, but that could have been for other reasons. If you want to wait until I receive the copies I’m ordering and verify that they haven’t been changed, I have your email and I’ll let you know. I have not in any way abridged or edited The Golden Pinnacle since I published it.
I’m glad you liked the Godfather book.
Robert