Friday, August 7, 2015

Chad on the Offensive!

Good Evening from Upper Darby!

Like I said before, I am posting these articles because Nigeria finally saw the same thing that I've said and countless others have said too. Black People DO NOT OWN LARGE SCALE GUN MANUFACTURING AND MUNITIONS PLANTS! Nigeria, finally understands that if they want to ELIMINATE BOKO HARAM? Then they need to be able to BUILD THEIR OWN WEAPONS AND MUNITIONS. Understand this though?

The reason why BLACK COUNTRIES LACK SOMETHING AS BASIC AS LARGE-SCALE MUNITIONS AND WEAPONS PLANTS? Is due to the fear and combined socioeconomic pressures PLACED ON THEM BY WHITE COUNTRIES TO KEEP THEM FROM HAVING THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS OF SELF-DEFENSE. The real reason for the massive attempts by EVERYONE to get NUCLEAR WEAPONS is to PREVENT THE PRE-EXISTING WHITE POWER NATIONS FROM TELLING THEM WHAT TO DO, HOW TO DO, AND WHEN TO DO IT!

I have an article now that once again shows that Japan is continuing its return to Imperial Japan. Where like I said, I have so much to post. But at the same time I have to get work done for the site. Work done offline in my life. Try to exercise to keep losing weight while fighting with arthritis. And most importantly continuing to build up resources for the purpose of regaining my parental rights and getting my son back!

I think some people, at least some THAT I'VE KNOWN. Some believe or BELIEVED, that blogging is just some bullshit hobby. If you're talking about silly-shit, sure. If you're building a brand, a business, or HAVE A CAUSE OR PURPOSE YOU BELIEVE IN? Then it becomes a whole 'NOTHER ANIMAL! Where the mass majority of your time is spent TYPING AND POSTING! And trying to keep shit in order regarding what needs to be posted when, where and how, why! That doesn't even include typing like I'm doing now where on the surface some might think this blogsite is just me REPOSTING NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE.

But it is the lack of information about what is going on around us as Black People, that keeps many of us in the dark from one part of the Black Global Populace to another! I'm still not keeping track of info from Central Africa the way I'm supposed to. Haven't posted ANYTHING ON ANGOLA YET. Nothing on the Black French Colonies that KEEP FRANCE A WORLD POWER! Where if these FORMER Black French Colonies STOP PAYING TO FRANCE, THE COUNTRY WOULD BE RENDERED 3RD WORLD AND BANKRUPT IN LESS THAN A YEAR'S TIME! These are RESOURCES AND WEALTH that those Former Black French Colonies SHOULD BE DIRECTING TO THEIR OWN PEOPLE AND NOT TO FRANCE!

Here is the article from end of last month;


Chadian forces in 'major' hunt for Boko Haram on Lake Chad

AFP 
People use a boat to cross Lake Chad, where hundreds of islets separated by channels hidden by tall grass provides cover for Boko Haram to steal livestock and crops from locals
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N'Djamena (AFP) - The Chadian army has launched a "major operation" to flush out Boko Haram jihadists from islands in Lake Chad, sparking violent clashes between soldiers and the Islamic State-affiliated group.

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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari will, meanwhile, travel to neighbouring Cameroon on Wednesday for talks on combating the regional threat posed by the extremist group, whose six-year insurgency has claimed 13,000 lives and caused about 1.5 million people to flee their homes.
On Monday, "violent clashes" raged near Baga Sola, one of the main towns in the shallow, marshy waters of Lake Chad, a Chadian security source told AFP.
He added that Chadian forces had earlier "intercepted fleeing Boko Haram elements" around 20 kilometres (12 miles) to the southeast.
The four countries bordering the lake -- Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria and Niger -- set up a military coalition against Boko Haram early this year headquartered in the Chadian capital N'Djamena.
Chadian forces have "around 1,000 men positioned to occupy all the islands and neutralise Boko Haram", the security official said.
The jihadists, now affiliated with the Islamic State group, have been using the islands as a rear base after being routed from their traditional strongholds in Nigeria by the four-country offensive.
The network of hundreds of islets separated by channels hidden by tall grass provides cover for the militants to steal livestock and crops from local inhabitants.
According to the security official, the Lake Chad clashes erupted Saturday on Midi Koutou island, leaving six Boko Haram fighters dead and 15 wounded. A Chadian soldier was also said to have been killed.
The source said Boko Haram "kidnapped many women and children" as they fled Saturday's fighting.
- Evacuating residents -
A source close to local authorities said that, following a request from the central Chadian government about two weeks ago, an operation was launched "to evacuate the islands" on the Chadian side of the lake and that about 90 percent of residents had been moved to the mainland since.
"The army forcibly entered almost all the (Chadian) islands," the source said, adding the militants were dispersed across "mainly little islets and villages".
Buhari, meanwhile, will travel to Cameroon on Wednesday for talks with his counterpart Paul Biya on the Boko Haram insurgency, Nigerian presidential spokesman Femi Adesina said.
A new wave of violence has claimed 800 lives since the Nigerian president came to power in May vowing to crush the insurgency.
Recent days have seen a spate of Boko Haram raids and suicide bombings in the region, with seven people killed in Cameroon at the weekend, three of whom were beheaded.
Boko Haram earlier this month claimed responsibility for twin suicide bombings in N'Djamena that left 38 people dead, the SITE Intelligence Group reported.
Three days later, at least 15 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at a crowded market in the Chadian capital.
The European Union on Monday expressed solidarity with the anti-Boko Haram campaign.
"Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria are sparing no effort in fighting terrorism in the region... The European Union supports the efforts for comprehensive bilateral and regional cooperation to tackle these challenges," it said in a statement.

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