Comments by "Happy Melon" (@happymelon7129) on "A shift in the US perspective on Africa | DW News" video.

@PomaReign As long as there are still African countries paying colonial tax to Europe then there's no seriousness in their actions. Fix this first before they talk about anything Mali, Bekina Faso, e.t.c
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@aditchak 😅 US UK EU warn of the "Chinese debt trap". Sri Lanka's debt from the gov: 47% - Market borrowings (bonds) - most of which is held by BlackRock (USA shadow government company) 13% - Asian Development Bank (a western own and run bank) 10% - China 10% - Japan 9% - World bank 2% - India 9% - Others
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Stage 1 agenda also include harvesting EU and successful in deindustrialize Europe . e.g. selling 4X price LNG to EU
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😅Will Biden able to remember what he has promise in next minute ? Also Obama promise still not yet fulfill , Biden forgot ?😂
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All these years, US and EU will come in and hammer Africa strong leader if there are any. Also make sure they stay conflict with each other to continue stay weak.
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@mastercdric As long as there are still African countries paying colonial tax to Europe then there's no seriousness in their actions. Fix this first before they talk about anything Mali, Bekina Faso, e.t.c Leave the oil in DRC alone!!!!!
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@Eg9yBoy As long as there are still African countries paying colonial tax to Europe then there's no seriousness in their actions. Fix this first before they talk about anything Mali, Bekina Faso, e.t.c
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@jeanmuyuela8112 authoritative state? But US is licking Saudi , and grant immunity even US reporter was kxll. Oh maybe after Saudi meeting with China , The U.S. suddenly discovered that Saudi Arabia lacks democracy and freedom and possesses weapons of mass destruction.🤣 Let's be honest , it is about money and only money.
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@ColoniaMurder20 The Mings should had helped Philippines to fight the conquistadors. Now, Philippines with Spaniard last names really piss many off. change it back to Tagalog.
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@WinterGK fights for human rights ? But EU never stop US and n-a-t-o mass kxlling On May 12, 1996, on a 60 Minutes segment in which Lesley Stahl asked Madeleine Albright: "We've heard that a half-a-milion children have died in [Iraq due to sanctions following the 1991 Gulf War]. And that's more children than that died in Hiroshima. And..and... you know...is the price worth it?" Madeleine Albright: "I think it's a very hard choice, but we think, we think the price is worth it." Maybe she can now meet up with Powell. Another in the warmongering hall of fame.
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