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I am a historian and writer who wants to bring to light current events through a historical perspective. It is difficult to understand today's current events without having a grasp of what has occurred before. This is a running thread to help keep people informed about the present and remind everyone to not forget their past. Enjoy and please comment!
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What’s the Deal With a New Counter-Terrorism Strategy?
Hello All! Welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal?”, the blog that also offers indirect support to complex issues. In this week’s edition, we’ll discuss the strategy for the United States Armed Forces to train the military and security … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, American Intervention, International Affairs, U.S.
Tagged al shabab, bamako, Bangui, Benghazi, boko haram, CAR, counter terrorism, defense, ethnic conflicts, Kano, Libya, Mali, Niger, nigeria, pentagon, somalia, South Sudan, training, United States Armed Forces, US
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What’s the Deal With Boko Haram and a Divided Nigeria?
Hello all! Sorry for the delay in posting, but we had to prepare to come to you live this week from our new offices in Washington, D.C.! The relocation may be temporary, but thanks to Regus, our offices can be anywhere … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, colonialism, energy, Politics, Radical Movements
Tagged abuja, boko haram, christian, goodluck jonathan, Great Britain, islam, lagos, nigeria, oil, terrorist, violence
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