US meddling in Africa
Ever since the World War II ended, the Unites States which was left almost unscathed, has been bullying nations around the globe to strengthen its influence and further its agenda.
One victim has been Africa, the most vulnerable continent on earth in terms of stability yet in possession of a humongous amount of resources. Despite marketing itself as the leader of the free world and protector of the human rights, Washington has spared no efforts to take advantage of the continent, a policy still underway today. A deeper look demonstrates that the US meddling in the internal affairs of African countries dates further back to the early 19th century, when Americans and Swedes joined forces to launch a bloody war against Northern African countries.
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