Did you win any wars?
Nope!
America lost both Afghanistan and Iraq. So who cares about your “combat”.
Who knows what will happen 5 years from nowz
Burkina Faso,Mali & Guinea express solidarity w/ Niger🇳🇪 and warn that ANY military intervention against Niger is a DECLARATION OF WAR | Algeria joins
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Did you win any wars?
Nope!
America lost both Afghanistan and Iraq. So who cares about your “combat”.
Who knows what will happen 5 years from nowz
Red Shield
Global Domination
No doubt to that breh
The USA did not lose a war in AfghanistanDid you win any wars?
Nope!
America lost both Afghanistan and Iraq. So who cares about your “combat”.
Who knows what will happen 5 years from nowz
I don't give a fukk about the French yoke...you're defending the russian yoke.
I'm defending democracy and peaceful transitions of power.
you don't do this with military coups but democratic institutions
Listen at 45:00
Tariq has a caller who is in Nigeria and basically proves my point. This isn't as "anti French" as it's made out to sound. This was an undemocratic coup by the military full of arrogant clowns who have no idea what they're doing
Anyone who even talks out about the Burkina Faso leader who himself JUST got sentenced to jail
Dude was dropping FACTS
@karim @Wiseborn @Drinky Crow @RickyDiBiase @3rdWorld @papa pimp
Tariq has a caller who is in Nigeria and basically proves my point. This isn't as "anti French" as it's made out to sound. This was an undemocratic coup by the military full of arrogant clowns who have no idea what they're doing
Anyone who even talks out about the Burkina Faso leader who himself JUST got sentenced to jail
Dude was dropping FACTS
@karim @Wiseborn @Drinky Crow @RickyDiBiase @3rdWorld @papa pimp
Listen at 45:00
Tariq has a caller who is in Nigeria and basically proves my point. This isn't as "anti French" as it's made out to sound. This was an undemocratic coup by the military full of arrogant clowns who have no idea what they're doing
Anyone who even talks out about the Burkina Faso leader who himself JUST got sentenced to jail
Dude was dropping FACTS
@karim @Wiseborn @Drinky Crow @RickyDiBiase @3rdWorld @papa pimp
I dont trust Tariq for a second.
So I'm not too comfortable with the tribalist opportunist Tariq publicly commenting or inserting himself into continental African affairs..
He really needs to stay out of it and go back to shytting on Black immigrants, its what he does best..
You're a clown. Saying military coups and getting in bed with the Russians is bad for the population is not the same as supporting the French. This is playing out exactly as I predicted, while you first claimed the Russians had no involvement and now you're suddenly welcoming them as liberators
Then you have the audacity to call others shills while you're in here deepthroating Putins dikk 
Niger is not CAR, but Wagner is Wagner and they follow the same playbook everywhere.The only one who is constantly talking about Ukraine is you.
No man its going to be Utopia. Removing France and its puppets will fix everything by itself.
As long as they're Muslim they can be controlled or easily duped to go down a certain path under the guise of Islamic righteousness by France and its long reach..Muslims in Africa are not free thinkers and are bound by Arabic customs.
The Islamic influence in that region csnnot be exempted. For what reason??
Its as bad as the French influence.
You need a clean sweep with France, not a half as cut off like the last independence.
I dont trust Tariq for a second.
So I'm not too comfortable with the tribalist opportunist Tariq publicly commenting or inserting himself into continental African affairs..
He really needs to stay out of it and go back to shytting on Black immigrants, its what he does best..
This guy is an ignorant idiot. Now I understand why a lot of Africans think Nigerians are c00ns cos this muppet exemplifies it.Africa’s problems aren’t as facile as he’s making it out to be - there are different layers of complexities involved as well. I think they need to make it compulsory for all Africans to study African history, at least starting from the Berlin Conference in 1878 (if they’re not interested in the ancient & medieval history of Africa). That would give a lot of Africans a perspective about the plights of the continent & an understanding of a lot of things. Not saying they should become Pan-Africanists (I’m also not a fan of Pan-Africanism cos the continent is too diverse for that utopia & Pan-Africanism has historically caused more problems than it has solved on the continent) but having a grasp of history will help people understand the sacrifices they would’ve to make to break free from the shackles of colonialism regardless whatever clothes it decides to wear.
Granted I understand his fear about the coup wave getting to Nigeria & how historically terrible military rule has been in Nigeria. But I don’t think it will get to Naija.
Also, military intervention in Niger by Nigeria won’t solve the problem & it will only end up creating more problems in Nigeria & might end fostering the Nigerian military he & his ilk are scared of. Niamey (the capital of Niger) is an ancient & Niger itself is basically an Hausa country since they’re the overwhelming majority of the country. And when you add the other Northern Nigerian ethnic groups like Fulani & Kanuri to the equation - Niger is basically Northern Nigeria 2.0 with some Tuareg/Berber twist. So, you can’t invade the country & start killing the people without Nigerian Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri feeling some type of way since they’re the same people. And it will eventually escalate to Nigeria.
I don’t understand why people can’t see the ethnic dimension in all the coups that are happening in West Africa. Yes, there are anti-colonial sentiments but there are also ethnic sentiments since both go hand in hand in the complexities of African problems.
It’s too early to judge all the putschists (I’m still observing as well) but Mali & Burkina Faso have started well by gradually destroying the colonial agreements. And the Burkina Faso nikka has appointed one of Thomas Sankara’s closest associates to handle the economy. If they can execute - that would be a good foundation to build on. Things won’t be rosy at the start & for a while but it will improve their fortunes long term.
What’s funny is how no one talks about Islamic imperialism
The problem is the puppets left behind after France "leaves".
They overthrew a progressive in Niger
Africa’s problems aren’t as facile as he’s making it out to be - there are different layers of complexities involved as well. I think they need to make it compulsory for all Africans to study African history, at least starting from the Berlin Conference in 1878 (if they’re not interested in the ancient & medieval history of Africa). That would give a lot of Africans a perspective about the plights of the continent & an understanding of a lot of things. Not saying they should become Pan-Africanists (I’m also not a fan of Pan-Africanism cos the continent is too diverse for that utopia & Pan-Africanism has historically caused more problems than it has solved on the continent) but having a grasp of history will help people understand the sacrifices they would’ve to make to break free from the shackles of colonialism regardless whatever clothes it decides to wear.
Granted I understand his fear about the coup wave getting to Nigeria & how historically terrible military rule has been in Nigeria. But I don’t think it will get to Naija.
Also, military intervention in Niger by Nigeria won’t solve the problem & it will only end up creating more problems in Nigeria & might end fostering the Nigerian military he & his ilk are scared of. Niamey (the capital of Niger) is an ancient & Niger itself is basically an Hausa country since they’re the overwhelming majority of the country. And when you add the other Northern Nigerian ethnic groups like Fulani & Kanuri to the equation - Niger is basically Northern Nigeria 2.0 with some Tuareg/Berber twist. So, you can’t invade the country & start killing the people without Nigerian Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri feeling some type of way since they’re the same people. And it will eventually escalate to Nigeria.
I don’t understand why people can’t see the ethnic dimension in all the coups that are happening in West Africa. Yes, there are anti-colonial sentiments but there are also ethnic sentiments since both go hand in hand in the complexities of African problems.
It’s too early to judge all the putschists (I’m still observing as well) but Mali & Burkina Faso have started well by gradually destroying the colonial agreements. And the Burkina Faso nikka has appointed one of Thomas Sankara’s closest associates to handle the economy. If they can execute - that would be a good foundation to build on. Things won’t be rosy at the start & for a while but it will improve their fortunes long term.
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