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Time for China’s Military to Safeguard Serbia, Syria and Southern Sudan
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Time for China’s Military to Safeguard Serbia, Syria and Southern Sudan
August 20, 2023

If China wants peace, they should take the old Latin maxim to heart and prepare for war by getting some invaluable practical experience in Serbia, Srpska, Syria and Southern Sudan, Declan Hayes writes.

How U.S. Meddling Split Sudan, Creating an Oil Republic Drowning in Poverty and Conflict
February 4, 2022

Following decades of US soft power aid interventions to exploit South Sudan’s energy reserves and counter China’s influence, the republic is trapped in humanitarian crisis.

How U.S. Meddling Split Sudan, Creating an Oil Republic Drowning in Poverty and Conflict
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What African State is Another Target for US Military Intervention?
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What African State is Another Target for US Military Intervention?
May 21, 2014

The US has temporarily moved nearly 200 Marines to Sicily from their base in Spain. This is a precautionary step to bolster the ability to respond to a crisis in Africa… «We're doing this as a contingency because we believe that the security situation in North Africa is deteriorating to a point where there could be threats», said Colonel Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman… In 2013 alone, AFRICOM conducted joint exercises with fourteen African nations, leading land, sea, and air-based operations carrying out a total of 546 «military activities» which is an average of one and half military missions a day… All over Africa, the United States has tried to check the growing influence of China. It’s easy to see what’s driving the US policy on the continent. Remembering Bill Clinton «It's the economy, stupid». The planned military interventions are part of larger geopolitical game…

What is Germany’s Interest in South Sudan?
January 16, 2014

…Berlin’s policy regarding Sudan should generally be in keeping with the policies of Washington and London, namely: the partition of a formerly united country and the separation of South Sudan should not just mean the separation of a large area with considerable strategic importance from Khartoum, but also a change in the ownership of a significant part of Sudan’s oil resources. In this instance, the interests of Germany, the US and Great Britain are the same – these Western powers are eager to «protect» East Africa from penetration by China…

What is Germany’s Interest in South Sudan?
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South Sudan and Wind of New War: Where Does it Come From?
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South Sudan and Wind of New War: Where Does it Come From?
December 31, 2013

…The new United Nations resolution envisages significant surge of the force’s strength from seven to twelve and a half thousand – actually doubling the Mission’s strength… The resolution № 2132 was prepared by the United States. In some aspects it serves as an example of how the forces of the United Nations are used in the interests of the United States of America to provide for the operations of the US armed forces… The country’s troubles and the new flare-up of violence in the middle of December are caused by the activities of armed groups and the interethnic strife…

Hydropolitics Propel Balkanization
June 8, 2013

Wherever there are reports of melting glaciers and a future of diminished water resources, there is an increasing Balkanization of nation-states. Those who manipulate world events for maximum profit understand that it is much easier to control water resources if one is dealing with a multitude of warring and jealous mini-states than it is to deal with a regional power…

Hydropolitics Propel Balkanization
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Western-Supported Secessionism is Hypocritical
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Western-Supported Secessionism is Hypocritical
March 21, 2012

The United States and its Western allies have championed the secession of certain aspirant nations whose independence is in the national and economic security interests of globalization… Similarly, the West… led the charge for South Sudan’s secession from Sudan. South Sudan is now a virtual colony of Western non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that are financed by the George Soros/U.S. Agency for International Development nexus, which are representing the interests of Western oil companies eager to exploit the new nation’s vast petroleum reserves. The NATO/Gulf Cooperation Council alliance that intervened to overthrow Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi has permitted, without military intervention, the eastern region of Libya, Cyrenaica, declared the “Emirate of Barqa” by Salafist Wahhabi Muslims on the payroll of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, to declare its autonomy from the transitional government based in Tripoli… In Pakistan, the West has been covertly supporting Baluchi separatists who have carried out terrorist attacks on Iran…

Who Decides On Nation-States?
July 17, 2011

International relations have become a “reality television show,” where leaders who do not comport to the standards dictated by a consortium of political leaders representing multi-national corporate interests and international “do-gooders” like actor George Clooney and actress Angelina Jolie representing un-elected and well-paid executives of non-government organizations decide what peoples are repressed, what regions deserve independence, and what leaders are “good guys” and “bad guys.” International diplomacy has become a children’s game and the effects have plunged nations and peoples into civil war and strife…

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