The United States tries not to meddle with internal country affairs but when it sees clearly there’s a threat to the democracy of a sovereign nation whose influence is felt all over Africa, do you think they may intervene?

This issue did not draw this much international reaction until the DSS was seen on video allegedly invading and disrupting courtroom proceedings to rearrest Sowore. It looks like there’s absolutely no respect for separation of powers when this sort of thing happens

Nah, if they do it will be undercover and to their interest.
In short don't depend on them or anybody to solve your problems.

Going back to this post, I made a subtle prediction on Dec 7 that the US will intervene in Sowore’s case, it happened!

Cc ABCthings

socialmediaman:
Going back to this post, I made a subtle prediction on Dec 7 that the US will intervene in Sowore’s case, it happened!

Cc ABCthings

Him being their citizen added weight to this case. Of America what prestige.

ABCthings:
Him being their citizen added weight to this case. Of America what prestige.

True! And I thought they would come In once it was clear with evidence that FG was not acting democratically