Quote:(Ed Krayewski) The United States launched airstrikes, using both drones and manned aircraft, on an alleged Al-Shabaab training camp in Somalia, killing 150 people, according to a spokesperson for the U.S. military, who also said the group posed an “imminent threat†to both U.S. and African Union troops stationed in Somalia.
The Department of Defense acknowledged one (1) U.S. military service member in Somalia as of June 30, 2015, the most recent date for which data is available. In 2014, Reuters reported that 120 U.S. troops were in Somalia, with military advisors having operated there since 2007.
Oh my goodness, I hope there were no innocent casualties in the incident. The report says that there were no casualties, but the authorities are still assessing the situation. It pains me to see such incidents happening especially with vulnerable ones like children and the elderly involved. I just hope all this war ends now and we can learn to resolve things diplomatically. Alas, that will never happen.
Briana you say those things to tickle my sensibilities and extract comment from me ::confused::
Obama is the leader of a program that seeks to kill people for the purpose of population reduction. by now the population of sub Suhara africa was supposed to be under 500 million by the war of attrition imposed on the continent by Jimmy Carter since 1977..featuring AID, Ebola, west Nile, wars, starvation, broken economies etc
instead the sub Sahara region is close to 1 billion. african people are breeding and beating all that has been thrown at Africa so far by the white west... of which black mongrel skunt Obama is now leader..has been for 7 years 2 months now.
there is no piracy in Somalia..which is what they use for justification. they intend to have a puppet government on the horn right there into Red Sea an to kill as many Africans as they can manage. the Somalis they bomb are a real nationalist movement they do not wish to rise to the national power in that nation
Another African nation bites the dust! I am concerned as to why this type of situation is so prevalent in Africa. It's easy to blame outsiders when events like these events happen. I believe, however, that the Africans a solely to be blamed for these happenings. Most of them were ruled by outsiders and the outsiders had departed, leaving them to govern their own affairs. However, they seem to be incapable or unwilling to effectively preside over their own affairs, hence, they have to invite their past oppressors or Colonial masters to once again preside over their affairs. It's sad that many of Africans Nations are unable to exist in peace and harmony.
