US deploying troops to 35 African countries

For some odd reason I thought people on GLP knew better then the pres being the one calling the shots...They act like Bush didn't run around with a huge gun and kill just the same...war is the only constant in our history and still these sheep point to the puppet and say..."IT'S HIS FAULT! HAPPY YOU VOTED HIM IN!?" Find the puppets master folks.

he was offed by his handlers

goes right along with gun grab here thats about the time frame for them march april next year

There are also more than 35 countries involved with USAFRICOM, more like 54. Also keep in mind that unless there is a United States base in place, then those soldiers need to have passports and in many of those countries, visas because they fly in commercially. For the time being anyway, the US has been playing by their rules. I think because at this point the US needs them way more than they need the US.

[link to www.carlisle.army.mil]

China’s New Security
Strategy for Africa

"I
n December 2008, the Chinese Navy deployed three warships into the
Gulf of Aden. This operation is not just a key moment in the development of China’s blue-water navy, but also demonstrates China’s growing willingness to secure its economic interests in Africa. The question
is how successful this policy will be. The deeper China ventures into the
resource-abundant African continent, the more it stumbles upon various security challenges. It is obvious that the People’s Republic of China
(PRC) desires to be Africa’s most prominent economic partner. It is also
unmistakable that the PRC is swiftly gaining diplomatic leverage. What
is less clear, however, is how it will respond to the perils that lie ahead.
Throughout history, most external powers for whom Africa’s mineral
wealth became indispensable to their industrial growth backed up their
economic forays with a projection of military might, to suppress local resistance in their dominions or defend their realms from imperialist competitors.
The dispatching of forces to Africa derived from the desire to reduce vulnerability while not having to rely on others.
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Now China has achieved a stage of economic development which
requires endless supplies of African raw materials and has started to develop the capacity to exercise influence in most corners of the globe. The extrapolation of history predicts that distrust and uncertainty will inevitably
lead the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to Africa in staggering numbers.
In application of the self-help paradigm, China is expected to confront se-"

read the rest of it we are invading every african country china has a base in plus pissing off russia and china in syria and iran

meanwhile we our gearing up for a gun ban and economic crisis in the USA

u ready to be disarmed while we fight a civil war and ww3 along with no foodstamp welfare SS money being given out

u guys dont get it china owns africa syria and iran along with the russians

This is excellent news!

Who says We Need to spread the US military throughout 35 nations of Africa?

They just want to get patriotic American troops out of the way! They couldn't take a chance that loyalist troops would interfere with the NWO plans.

Agreed! Our troops are everywhere now but in our own country

got to kick off the gun violence task force somehow
while starting ww3 with china and russia end the USA russia and china welcome nwo

Protecting futures in oil imports, as negotiated.

[link to www.nytimes.com]


Even before taking power, the rebels suggested that they would remember their friends and foes and negotiate deals accordingly.

“We don’t have a problem with Western countries like Italians, French and U.K. companies,” Abdeljalil Mayouf, a spokesman for the Libyan rebel oil company Agoco, was quoted by Reuters as saying. “But we may have some political issues with Russia, China and Brazil.”

Russia, China and Brazil did not back strong sanctions on the Qaddafi regime, and they generally supported a negotiated end to the uprising. All three countries have large oil companies that are seeking deals in Africa.

And this is the american strategy

^this