Published on Jan 12, 2013
A French pilot has been killed in fighting in Mali, as the European nation continues to launch air strikes against Islamist militants. It comes after Mali’s government troops chased rebels out of the key central town of Konna – aided by the French military. The UN Security Council called for a ‘speedy deployment’ of international forces to battle the rebels – who’d seized the north of the country last April, and since made significant advances.
President Hollande announced on Friday that the intervention in Mali ‘would last as long as necessary’. France-based independent journalist Robert Harneis believes that French foreign policy contradicts itself.
There you go again, governments stirring up trouble while the people, who want none of this, pay for governments arrogant ways, with their lives and the lives of their children that get drafted in the great and wonderfrul military industrial complex.
How pathetically easy governments have pulled the peoples own wool over their own eyes,
People, take the high and mighty governments down off their pedestles and let them lay in the muck where they belong!