Captain TRAORÉ drops a BOMB and EXPOSES the African Leader Who Betrayed GADDAFI скачать в хорошем качестве

Captain TRAORÉ drops a BOMB and EXPOSES the African Leader Who Betrayed GADDAFI

...definitely against him and that they were planning his downfall. He knew that Gaddafi's paranoia would lead him to take desperate measures, which would only hasten his downfall. When the Arab Spring broke out in 2011, Museveni had already made his decision. While it did not send troops directly against Gaddafi, it also did nothing to help him. He remained silent as NATO forces attacked Libya, and when Gaddafi was finally captured and killed, he offered little more than mild criticism of the West—without ever admitting his own role in the betrayal. After Gaddafi's death, Museveni tried to clean up his image, arguing that Western intervention was a mistake. But at the same time, it ensured that Uganda remained aligned with US and European interests, ensuring that its power remained intact. The irony? Museveni ended up becoming exactly the kind of leader that Gaddafi had warned would not last—someone who depended on Western powers to stay in power, but who could be discarded as soon as he outlived his usefulness.