The illusion of sovereignty

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• Kwame 4 days ago

  The matter is that U.S. just a few years after independence became a rogue state.
  U.S. merchants go to Afghanistan, buy opium, pass it through Ismail in Turkiye.
  When North African countries refused to allow U.S. ships wit ...
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  The matter is that U.S. just a few years after independence became a rogue state.
  U.S. merchants go to Afghanistan, buy opium, pass it through Ismail in Turkiye.
  When North African countries refused to allow U.S. ships with opium to berth at their ports, their kings were disposed by the U.S., using its naval force to dispose them. Libya was the country that suffered most as a result.
  Opium was send to China by U.S. merchants who are supported by their security services.
  So for a long time the U.S. has been a terrorist state.
  In the case of Ghana in 1966, the U.S. and her allies said that the government of Osagyefo Dr.Kwame Nkrumah was a dictator.
  Whenever the U.S. and her allies said that a head of state of a country is a dictator, it means that he or she does not take orders from them.
  To the U.S. and her allies there is nothing like sovereignty of a state. They must control the socioeconomic activities in your country, your human and natural resources must be at their disposal, without such a situation you are a dictator.
  To safeguard your sovereignty you must have all what you need to wade off aggression by the U.S. and her allies. You must have a strong economy, patriotic citizens, an advance army, weapons and intelligence personnel.

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