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nairalanda1:
US and west prefer a peaceful and productive Africa to a violent one

Dead people can't buy imported goods and dead people cannot mine raw materials.cheaply and dead people cannot provide cheaper labour for finished goods for export

US and Europe are not fond of Asians either, yet China, Korea and Japan and peaceful. Because it benefits the world and the USA in particular


As an example., if peace reigns in the dr Congo and stability and good governance reigns there , the price of phones and many electronics would be cheaper by far. Because a lot of the raw materials for your phone and computer electronics are mined in the Congo and the instability in the area makes the price of the raw materials produced there rise and rise.

Same issue in places like Sudan and South Sudan. Peace there is vital to oil prices staying low. Apart from the strait of Hormuz.

The West prefers peaceful stable countries. Again. dead people don't trade or buy things. Refugees can't earn money to buy stuff or organise lines of supply or even mine for stuff effectively
You better stop blaming the whites for your problems caused by leaders who prefer sharing money to actual development

cucumbar:
Always yarning dust.

planetx:
Very good Niger and Burkina Faso next, anything to overthrow this useless military juntas is ok with me

You are so shortsighted that you can’t see the bigger picture

If those three countries fall to Jihadists, which country do you think will be next

Those bloodsucking demons are never satisfied and they will surely advance towards Nigeria after this conquest

mablie:
The Nigerian cyberspace has been captured by the West.Many monickers on Nairaland are paid by foreign forces to propagandize their world view.These attacks on Mali happened overnight but over a hundred insurgents were unalived and the rest scattered into the desert like roaches when one switches on the light

Botragelad:
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyx7nnrkqdo

Botragelad:
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyx7nnrkqdo

nairalanda1:
US and west prefer a peaceful and productive Africa to a violent one

Dead people can't buy imported goods and dead people cannot mine raw materials.cheaply and dead people cannot provide cheaper labour for finished goods for export

US and Europe are not fond of Asians either, yet China, Korea and Japan and peaceful. Because it benefits the world and the USA in particular


As an example., if peace reigns in the dr Congo and stability and good governance reigns there , the price of phones and many electronics would be cheaper by far. Because a lot of the raw materials for your phone and computer electronics are mined in the Congo and the instability in the area makes the price of the raw materials produced there rise and rise.

Same issue in places like Sudan and South Sudan. Peace there is vital to oil prices staying low. Apart from the strait of Hormuz.

The West prefers peaceful stable countries. Again. dead people don't trade or buy things. Refugees can't earn money to buy stuff or organise lines of supply or even mine for stuff effectively
You better stop blaming the whites for your problems caused by leaders who prefer sharing money to actual development

Leepeak:
Why USA nor fit protect Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar behrain
Why 😂

NaijaRealtor:
I suspect the hands of external forces trying to sabotage Africa in this.

But the fulanis are always the willing tools in the hands of these slave traders.

Botragelad:
No surprise nobody here is talking about this. If it were negative news about the US, you’d already see Writterng and God1000 flooding the place with propaganda.

A group of confused juntas staged a coup, grabbed power, and now the country is falling apart. Attackers are closing in, and there’s no real plan in sight. That’s what happens when you seize control without knowing what you’re doing, then lean on Russia, a country that’s struggled for years to even handle its own backyard.

Now Russia will likely pull back, leaving Mali to deal with the mess alone, like Syria, Venezuela, etc. And watch the same fake pan-Africanists will somehow twist this to blame the US.

Coups just breed more chaos, more violence, and more failure. Welcome to the reality of Mali under military rule. Let’s see how it plays out.

Botragelad:
WritterNg and God1000 should tell us why Russia is always too weak to protect it's allies during an attack. 😂

Leepeak:
Why USA nor fit protect Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar behrain
Why 😂

Botragelad:
No surprise nobody here is talking about this. If it were negative news about the US, you’d already see Writterng and God1000 flooding the place with propaganda.

A group of confused juntas staged a coup, grabbed power, and now the country is falling apart. Attackers are closing in, and there’s no real plan in sight. That’s what happens when you seize control without knowing what you’re doing, then lean on Russia, a country that’s struggled for years to even handle its own backyard.

Now Russia will likely pull back, leaving Mali to deal with the mess alone, like Syria, Venezuela, etc. And watch the same fake pan-Africanists will somehow twist this to blame the US.

Coups just breed more chaos, more violence, and more failure. Welcome to the reality of Mali under military rule. Let’s see how it plays out.

Galactics:
We already know the religion behind it.

lenghtinny:
You are so shortsighted that you can’t see the bigger picture

If those three countries fall to Jihadists, which country do you think will be next

Those bloodsucking demons are never satisfied and they will surely advance towards Nigeria after this conquest

Galactics:
We already know the religion behind it.

Leepeak:
Why USA nor fit protect Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar behrain
Why 😂

Botragelad:
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyx7nnrkqdo

nairalanda1:
So the West is responsible for the crisis in the dr Congo, Sudan and car where there are zero Fulanis. Or the crisis in Angola and even the issues in Zimbabwe

Your problems are caused by leaders choosing sharing money economy instead of the hard road of industrialisation and productivity.

Botragelad:
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyx7nnrkqdo

nairalanda1:
Yes , I can see the army rule is working very well.

Very very well