Elungata
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The Nigerian terrorist group's connections with the rebels that Washington is fundingand arming in Syria open up some very serious questions.
Somebody has been routing large sums of cashand/or weapons to the Nigerian terroristBokoHaram. Most experts agree that the money itself is difficult to trace, but we do know a few things about their organization. You won't hear U.S. politicians or the corporate media going into detail about the group's leadership structure or alliances because doing so would open up some very uncomfortable questions, questions such as: are some of the weaponsand money that the U.S. is sending to the Syrian rebels being routed to the Nigerian terrorist group?
How would an honest look atBoko Haram's organization lead us to ask such an extreme question? Well, let's take a look at what we know:
1. The head of the U.S, Africa Command has gone on the record saying thatBokoHaram, al-Shabaaband al-Qaeda in north Africa are sharing money, explosivesand training.
2. In 2012Al-Shabab officially merged with al-Qaeda,and is still currently affiliated with the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda which is attempting to topple Assad.
3. The U.S. government has been backing the Syrian rebels for several years now,and in recent months Washington has been increasing its support bysending more advanced weaponry in spite of the fact
Somebody has been routing large sums of cashand/or weapons to the Nigerian terroristBokoHaram. Most experts agree that the money itself is difficult to trace, but we do know a few things about their organization. You won't hear U.S. politicians or the corporate media going into detail about the group's leadership structure or alliances because doing so would open up some very uncomfortable questions, questions such as: are some of the weaponsand money that the U.S. is sending to the Syrian rebels being routed to the Nigerian terrorist group?
How would an honest look atBoko Haram's organization lead us to ask such an extreme question? Well, let's take a look at what we know:
1. The head of the U.S, Africa Command has gone on the record saying thatBokoHaram, al-Shabaaband al-Qaeda in north Africa are sharing money, explosivesand training.
2. In 2012Al-Shabab officially merged with al-Qaeda,and is still currently affiliated with the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda which is attempting to topple Assad.
3. The U.S. government has been backing the Syrian rebels for several years now,and in recent months Washington has been increasing its support bysending more advanced weaponry in spite of the fact