How many are US military bases in Africa? Why does the US government have bases throughout Africa? Above all, why do they like training African soldiers in the jungle?


For years, American military continuous expansion in Africa has gone largely unnoticed. American bases are all over Africa but hardly one reads about them in the media.

The fact that African leaders are lazy and incapable of utilizing their own resources, they fully depend on foreign aid which comes at a cost. Part of the cost is the clandestinely planting of bio-weapons to depopulate and destroy Africa.

Planting of bioweapons by the British and American militaries have been successful for decades and remain unchallenged because the affected African countries leaders wouldn’t like to lose the foreign aids support which often ends up in their pockets.

All the American presidents are aware of that. They avoid saying it to strengthen their relationships and also get whatever they are looking for in the continent.

It was only Donald Trump who couldn’t shut his mouth when he openly spoke about the corruption of African leaders and even referred the continent as ‘Shithole nations.’


"Indeed, the US staging areas, cooperative security locations, forward operating locations (FOLS), and other outposts, many of them involved in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance activities and Special Operations missions have been built in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Niger, Senegal, the Seychelles, Somalia, South Sudan, and Uganda.”


“A 2011 report by Lauren Ploch, an analyst in African affairs with the Congressional Research Service, also mentioned US military access to locations in Algeria, Botswana, Namibia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Sierra Leone, Tunisia, and Zambia.” – The New Nation reference: by Nick Turse


Raed more: https://secretsofaidsandebola..be/2018/03/dissolve-us-bases-in-africa-to-prevent.html

Photo: The US military in Africa training African soldiers but they have a different reason for going there

The game of international politics is often brutally played to defeat your opponent even before he fires his own first shot against you... and that requires keeping your friends close, your enemies closer!

The pitiable irony is the "mumuish-ness" of brain-dead African leaders who sell their people out with their ineptitude, greedily corrupt ways and lazy reliance on the enslavement bonus package that's many times discussed as foreign aid!