Latest Heego's geopolitical ingenuity

[Aurelian]

These so called Geopolitical account calls somaliland to use air defence system against lawfully over passing Civilian flights. I mean how the hell can came up with such idiotic proposal? even the least educated guy will know that this is a bad move, even threatening civilian flight is a no no.

 

[Mr. Wabrii]

America wont send shit, Turkey is a NATO country and they didnt give them any Anti Air, but when Turkey made a deal with Russia they got the advanced S400 missle system that made Americans and NATO so mad.

Somalia will not get ANYTHING from Americans and the West

We should restore ties with Russia and strengthen ties with China.

I cant wait until we use Americans to get rid of Alshabaab then we Kick their white Yankee asses out of the country.

 

[GaradShabeel]

I cant wait until we use Americans to get rid of Alshabaab then we Kick their white Yankee asses out of the country.

What a bold a remark, kkkk. Like a tissue; use it and then toss it away

 

[Mr. Wabrii]

What a bold a remark, kkkk. Like a tissue; use it and then toss it away

Look at how UAE and KSA are treating Biden, we should kick out the Americans after we USE them to the full force, bunch if baqatis wallahi.

 

[GaradShabeel]

Look at how UAE and KSA are treating Biden, we should kick out the Americans after we USE them to the full force, bunch if baqatis wallahi.

True, they don't even stay loyal to their allies. At any given time, can you be hit or threatened with sanctions by your supposed ally. Just because you looked out for you own country's interests. That's what forced KSA towards Russia and China.
It's all a one-way relationship with the Americans

 

[Mr. Wabrii]

True, they don't even stay loyal to their allies. At any given time, can you be hit or threatened with sanctions by your supposed ally. Just because you looked out for you own country's interests. That's what forced KSA towards Russia and China.
It's all a one-way relationship with the Americans

1. American Shamless Yankees have this habit of making friends, and then dumping them, when no longer needed.

2. Manuel Noriega in Panama, once upon a time CIA’s best friend in battling communism in Latin America. The Cold War ended, there was a fallout and soon Panama was invaded, guy was overthrown, extradited and charged for drug trafficking.

3. Or Saddam Hussein, who was quite a close pal during the Cold War years, whom the US backed in the war with Iran, until one fine day he decided to invade Kuwait, and the rest as they say is history.

4. Another good friend so dumped was Ngo Dinh Diem in Vietnam, who ran a notoriously corrupt regime, indulged in wide spread persecution of Buddhists, creating an international outcry, that forced the US to dump him.

5 . Afghanistan, where the US propped up the Mujahideen against the Soviets, to the extent that they were compared to America’s founding fathers, by Reagan when he invited them to the White House. Once the Soviets exited Afghanistan, the country degenerated into anarchy and chaos, as the Mujahideen formed various groups, began to fight amongst each other, which in a way led to the rise of the Taliban too.

6. Gaddafi and the west

Henry Kissinger once say, "To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal"

 

[GaradShabeel]

1. American Shamless Yankees have this habit of making friends, and then dumping them, when no longer needed.

2. Manuel Noriega in Panama, once upon a time CIA’s best friend in battling communism in Latin America. The Cold War ended, there was a fallout and soon Panama was invaded, guy was overthrown, extradited and charged for drug trafficking.

3. Or Saddam Hussein, who was quite a close pal during the Cold War years, whom the US backed in the war with Iran, until one fine day he decided to invade Kuwait, and the rest as they say is history.

4. Another good friend so dumped was Ngo Dinh Diem in Vietnam, who ran a notoriously corrupt regime, indulged in wide spread persecution of Buddhists, creating an international outcry, that forced the US to dump him.

5 . Afghanistan, where the US propped up the Mujahideen against the Soviets, to the extent that they were compared to America’s founding fathers, by Reagan when he invited them to the White House. Once the Soviets exited Afghanistan, the country degenerated into anarchy and chaos, as the Mujahideen formed various groups, began to fight amongst each other, which in a way led to the rise of the Taliban too.

6. Gaddafi and the west

Henry Kissinger once say, "To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal"

Looking at all these examples makes you wonder. It's probably a small fraction of other countries they've done similar things, openly or covertly.

Look at the recent pentagon leaks, (or the previous ones). There's one common trend you see: US spies on all of its allies. Including leading politicians of European countries, such as the presidents of Germany and France.

What's worse is many of these countries, especially Europe are so dependent of the US, that they can't speak out or even condemn the US for engaging in these activities in their own countries, due to American hegemony and dominance.