Why the media aren’t telling the whole story of Libya’s floods
Why the media aren’t telling the whole story of Libya’s floods
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Why the media aren’t telling the whole story of Libya’s floods
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I doubt it’s that simple. Imagine we had a United States of Africa now that backed Russia. Would the world be more or less stable? I have no idea except that Libya would be more stable.
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Very clearly the answer is that the world would be more stable, I don’t see how that’s really disputable? It would be worse for NATO, certainly, but a truly United Africa would be absolutely astounding. I don’t think you realise just how much that would change the world
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That would be a lot of people and natural resources under one roof. There's already talks to unite east Africa
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Site is down and it's the one time I don't see the summary bot in the comments 😞
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If you compare it with recent flood in the Italian region Emilia Romagna, maybe there is little you can do with too heavy rain, you can't just blame governments.
The Italian food had a death toll of 17 and this one is over 11,000. So, ya know, there's a bit of a difference.
Different houses, different living standards. You could end up saying their poorer conditions lead to this catastrophe, but dams woukd have probably failed anyway, in one way or another one. If any nation could become easily rich thanks to a government change, it would have happens yesterday. Those nations are destroyed in a century and partially rebuilt the following century. You know who usually decides
I hear you, but you're forgetting that Italy invented Death By Chocolate.
We did destroy their government for being too good before so there is some issue
A continuous issue which is perfect for us to keep them poor and steal their resources. We're great at that