The military isn’t tracking US-trained officers in Africa
AFRICOM says it promotes human rights and rule of law but doesn’t know why trainees are overthrowing their own governments.
AFRICOM says it promotes human rights and rule of law but doesn’t know why trainees are overthrowing their own governments.
The White House is being cagey, but despite ‘withdrawal’ the military has been operating non-stop on the ground there for 20 years.
A sudden shift in casualty information provided by AFRICOM after US attacks in Somalia should be cause for concern.
The House passed a bill that sounds good superficially, but doesn’t end the useless militarized approach or get to root problems.