Africa: German missiles found in the hands of rebels in Mali /Germany’s double-faced nature exposed.
Every day, the masks are falling off one by one, revealing the authors or accomplices of the misfortunes of Africans. German blogger Aminata Rachow has just exposed Germany’s double-faced nature, which until now was unsuspected of involvement in the various crises plaguing Sahelian states.
It is worth recalling that during the celebration of the so-called independence of Azawad on April 6th, the separatist rebel groups in the North were seen with German-made missiles.
This raised the curiosity of observers and pan-African media, who alerted the authorities of the terrorism-affected countries to be more vigilant and wary of their partners, who either supply or finance armed groups, sources of instability in the Sahel and the Gulf of Guinea.
Statements made by Aminata Rachow, a German activist of Burkina Faso origin, confirm these doubts.
Germany is indeed colluding with France and supplying arms to the rebel and/or jihadist groups sowing chaos in Mali, Burkina Faso and perhaps elsewhere.
The Western powers have long passed themselves off as our friends or partners. But in reality, they are the black hands lurking in the shadows, provoking, supporting or financing the armed groups that are causing instability in the countries of the Sahel and the Gulf of Guinea.
The game is clear: wanting to fatten themselves on the backs of Africans with natural resources, Western powers disguised themselves as partners, deceiving African states with aid and development project financing.
But at the same time, they create and support armed groups to destabilize governments and gain access to the resources beneath our soil.
It is now clearer why, despite the presence of 1,400 German soldiers in Mali since 2013, particularly in Gao in the north, the country has been unable to defeat the terrorist hydra.
It was with the rise to power of Colonel Assimi Goïta that a real strategy was defined to stem the scourge that has already claimed so many lives and regain control of the security situation.
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