AFRICA: The African continent is home to the second largest
source of strategic minerals. Russia is the other source, and it now controls both pools of minerals via its
numerous client states in Africa:
Angola, Mozambique, Nigeria, the Congo,
Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Libya, and many others.
Russia indirectly controls almost all African governments by having established a
dependency on Soviet-era military hardware--even those that currently play as if they are in the UN’s sloppy
orbit. None of the African states are capable of governing themselves with
stability anymore and thus are constantly susceptible to control or conquest.
The Sudan is the sole African nation so far drifting into the Chinese sphere of
influence as China desperately seeks to secure more exclusive contracts for
oil--one of China’s biggest strategic weaknesses.
The kingpin of the Russia’s
African strategy, however, focuses on southern Africa.
South Africa’s ruling
ANC Party has always been a not-so-secret Communist Trojan horse in that
country and will eventually turn over all of South Africa’s resources and
strategic geographical advantage to Russia.
The horn of southern Africa is one
of the world’s strategic choke points.
WRITTEN BY Joel
M. Skousen - December 23, 2004
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