May 17, 2022
May 17, 2022·2 repliesElection just happened there. Maybe their gov’t asked for this?
May 17, 2022Wasn’t lying when he said America is back
Sponge 🧽May 17, 2022·1 replyHimotheeElection just happened there. Maybe their gov’t asked for this?
May 17, 2022Blue no matter who
May 17, 2022this government f***ing sucks yo
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Why
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Not giving the times a view
May 17, 2022lmao at Trump pulling them out in his last week as pres
- May 17, 2022Yuzzy
Why
Apparently it's to "combat terrorism"
But I'm sure the large amount of natural resources the country has, has nothing to do with it
May 17, 2022Hold up
What- May 17, 2022
Man it’s been so long since Ive seen a headline like this its jarring
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Terrible news
- May 17, 2022
f*** democrats
- May 17, 2022
“Biden sends hundreds of troops back to Somalia”
May 17, 2022YuzzyNot giving the times a view
Why
May 17, 2022·1 reply
This is what they voted for.. this is what they tried to get the rest of us to vote for..- May 17, 2022·1 reply
America don't be imperialist for 5 minutes challenge
- May 17, 2022Yuzzy
Why
They are already there, Trump was gonna take them out but Biden is just telling them to stay
- May 17, 2022·1 replymath fifty
America don't be imperialist for 5 minutes challenge
Imperialist for collaborated with these countries governments to fight terrorism?
May 17, 2022·1 replyPlanktonImperialist for collaborated with these countries governments to fight terrorism?
“The UK was not imperialist because it collaborated with the Raj to suppress separatist forces”
To act like the US is there with good “democratic” intentions and not for the agenda of its corporate body is ludicrous. This is an investment that they want return on, and any safety or improved conditions are a byproduct of it
- May 17, 2022·1 replycoke n whyt btchs
“The UK was not imperialist because it collaborated with the Raj to suppress separatist forces”
To act like the US is there with good “democratic” intentions and not for the agenda of its corporate body is ludicrous. This is an investment that they want return on, and any safety or improved conditions are a byproduct of it
That's a little different, the Raj was a vassal of the British Empire. Somalia's government is just the government of Somalia. I'm not saying the US is never imperialistic, but the US just doing things overseas is not imperialistic.
It has nothing to do with "corporate body" whatever that means. The intervention in Somalia is being done by a coalition of nations across the world for the basic strategic goal of combating terrorism. It's a no brainer for countries to take low hanging fruit like this.
Like I said, there are controversial interventions, this ain't one of them.
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
That's a little different, the Raj was a vassal of the British Empire. Somalia's government is just the government of Somalia. I'm not saying the US is never imperialistic, but the US just doing things overseas is not imperialistic.
It has nothing to do with "corporate body" whatever that means. The intervention in Somalia is being done by a coalition of nations across the world for the basic strategic goal of combating terrorism. It's a no brainer for countries to take low hanging fruit like this.
Like I said, there are controversial interventions, this ain't one of them.
Historically, what other interventions haven’t been controversial ?
May 17, 2022BlackOlympian This is what they voted for.. this is what they tried to get the rest of us to vote for..Baited y’all HARD with that blue wave then threw them out by 2020
- May 17, 2022·1 replycoke n whyt btchs
Historically, what other interventions haven’t been controversial ?
Desert Storm & Korea of course. Also Operation Ocean Shield, when NATO, China and nearly every other country across the world sent naval forces to stop Somali pirates.