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| | Article Name : | | Why Africa needs to acquire nuclear weapons
| Author Name : | | AMADOU GUINDO
| Publisher : | | Bridge Center | Article URL : | | | Abstract : | | Since the dawn of time, the sovereignty of an empire was
always based on its dissuasive military capabilities dissuasive against
any attack from outside. The military power of yesteryear was a means
of enlarging its territory and fortifying its economic growth, it was also
a means of establishing its domination over the other empires.
Nowadays, the deterrent tool that fantasizes all the nationalist
leaders, remains the absolute weapon, in other words, the nuclear
weapon. Nationalist here refers to people who care about the future of
their nation and who refuse to compromise their sovereignty for the
benefit of personal interests. The use of this word does not please the
self-righteous bourgeoisie who considers the nationalists as violent
extremists, xenophobes, or warmongers. Unfortunately, gone are the
days, today the African Man is aware of the danger that lurks his
continent, he is aware of the predators who roam around his wealth to
grab it, he is aware of the cliché that Westerners attribute to him in
order to tarnish his image, he is also aware that he can only rely on his
own forces to develop his nation and build an army capable of
dissuading those oppressors who threaten his survival.
The Black Man today looks like an animal cornered by hunters
on all sides, he seeks against all odds to extricate himself from this
mass murder to build his destiny in his image, not the image of
politically correct that others want to impose it.
| Keywords : | | Nuclear weapons, Africa, endless conflicts, great powers |
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