Niger’s New Government Wants U.S. Troops Out!
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9:15Now PlayingThe recent coup in Niger has left the United States in the lurch, relegating the more than 1,000 troops stationed in the African country to U.S. bases. Yes, to the multiple American military bases located in Niger, which are ostensibly being used to “fight terrorism” but in fact are just another arm of U.S. military power that stretch to nearly every corner of the globe.
Jimmy and Convo Couch’s Craig Jardula discuss just what purpose this U.S. military presence in Niger is about.
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