Quote (Ghot @ 6 May 2018 09:04)

My link is from a hyperlink IN your link.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 6 2018 03:18am)

Look it down

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36303327

and look this


https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2017-07-18/the-us-is-losing-the-battle-for-influence-in-africa

a "battle" for influence ;)

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In 2002, former colonial power Belgium admitted responsibility for its part in the killing, however, the US has never explained its role despite long-held suspicions.

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Lumumba is the only elected leader in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo since it won independence from Belgium in 1960.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 6 2018 05:40am)

A/ threating a country like a colony, and so on keeping it ordered, building schools, roads, train tracks...

B/ destabilizing a "sovereign" country, in order to steal their ressources (war, governement puppets etc)

Once africa got emancipated, then Euro AND USA were active in destabilizing those countries.
Do not charge all on Europe, like i said pre-ww2 era was not the same than post-ww2...

As a simple start for your understanding; the ressources are now stolen like what ? 10 or 100 times faster than before

Btw U.S has now military presence in 50 of 54 african countries, and we all know what is about to happend with China, in Africa...


Btw remember ? USA is an old colony..

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“We have always separated families under two situations, one when we can’t establish them as a parent and that child is being trafficked,” Homan said, adding that migrant smugglers sometimes pose as parents to children that are not theirs. “The second situation when we separate is when we prosecute.”

“People are dying trying to enter this country. There is a right way to do and a wrong way to do it,” Homan said, who has announced that he would retire this year.

In April, Sessions announced a “zero tolerance” policy in which illegal entrants to the United States would be prosecuted in federal court.

Previously, people apprehended crossing the border illegally were often deported without being criminally charged.

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Nielsen, in a statement on Thursday, said she shared Trump’s frustration that “existing loopholes and the lack of Congressional action have prevented this administration from fully securing the border and protecting the American people.”

“These are complex issues and I will continue to direct the Department to do all we can to implement the President’s security-focused agenda,” she added, without saying anything about resignation plans.

Nielsen is in charge of the 20,000 border agents who work at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

One person at the meeting said Trump railed at the whole Cabinet over what he said was its lack of progress in keeping out illegal immigrants, the Times said.

Trump has become frustrated in recent weeks over growing numbers of illegal border crossings after a drop during his first year in office, the Times said, citing several officials.

Trump believes Nielsen and other DHS officials are resisting directives that parents be separated from their children when families cross illegally into the United States, to deter them from entering, the newspaper said, citing the officials.

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SARAJEVO/BIHAC (Reuters) - Bosnia is struggling to cope with the arrival of thousands of migrants and refugees, many of whom are sleeping in parks in the capital and other towns as they seek passage into western Europe.

The country’s asylum center has 200 beds and 80 to 150 people have arrived each day this month, Security Minister Dragan Mektic said on Monday.

About 4,000 people from Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Algeria and Afghanistan have entered Bosnia this year compared with 755 in 2017 and up to 1,500 are stuck there. Many have faced perilous journeys.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday barred immigration judges from a once-common practice of shelving deportation cases involving some immigrants with deep ties to the United States.