As we speculated from the very beginning, and as was reaffirmed in “Is Nigeria, And Its Light Sweet Crude, About To Be Drawn Into The Mali “Liberation” Campaign?”, the “French” (with complete and fully-comped US support)
Mali campaign is slowly but surely migrating to its intended target:
Nigeria, and rather its holdings of light sweet crude. And while the US
presence in this latest resource land grab, this time in Africa, was so
far rather stealthy, it appears the time for foreplay is over and
moments ago Obama told congress has has dispatched 40 more American
troops to Niger this week, bringing the total U.S. military presence in
the west African country to 100. Let’s hear it for the full retroactive
transparency demanded by the War Powers Resolution.
The Hill reports: “The troops have been deployed to support the intervention in neighboring Mali, where French troops have been helping local forces rout Islamist militants from the country’s north since last month. The Obama administration is also planning to build a base in Niger for unarmed Predator drones to conduct surveillance on militants in the region, The New York Times reported last month. On Wednesday, “the last elements of a deployment of approximately 40 additional U.S. military personnel entered Niger with the consent of the Government of Niger,” Obama wrote to the House and Senate leaders.” Next: extensive weapons of mass destruction are discovered in Abuja while Al Qaeda terrorists are seen making threatening gestuers and using harsh language at Nigerian oil rigs which is the international acknowledged symbol that the US has to do its sworn globocop duty and liberate all that oppressed Nigerian crude. More importantly, China is surely delighted over what as everyone can now understand, is an imminent confrontation over who owns what in Africa. Here’s the full letter: Source: Infinite Unknown |
