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Morocco in African Union


  • The Empire’s fifth column in Africa: Morocco

    Aidan O'Brien | Global Pan-Africanism
    16.03.2017

    Morocco’s newfound interest in Africa is linked to NATO’s attack on Africa and the murder of Muammar Gaddafi. NATO’s destruction of Libya completely humiliated the African Union. It tore the heart out of an alternative African future. And left Africa seriously exposed once again to the Western imperial virus: a virus contemporary Morocco carries.

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