Local development of nuclear technology and capacity is about more than just weapons and energy as far as Iran is concerned. It's an issue of basic survival and sovereignty. Which is why certain imperial misanthropes want to start a war over it.

Can you imagine ? They got African useless presidents to sign the African Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty in 1996, despite the fact that we have vast deposits of Uranium. They exploit our uranium for energy and their military prowess, but they don’t want us to use it to develop nuclear weapons. So, if the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) wants to get the red button, will Uncle Sam say that they won’t allow it? I’m pretty sure they are already thinking about this. That’s why AFRICOM is trying to encircle the AES. In this case, Uncle Sam will have to come kill us if they can because, no matter what, Africa must get the damn button 🛑. It’s the only language the imperialists understand.

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And his name is David🤍. Good job. I’ve also been thinking about this. Is like America has too much power to dictate. How was this even accepted by other countries? Is like they have the final say over other countries.

If Gaddafi had nuclear weapons he would still be alive today

This is actually some demonic behavior

This is pure evil. The world will see America for the evil they are.

It's giving the vibe of its only us that can do it but the rest of the world can't

Desalination is a word I am hearing for the first time but it's self explanatory.

This guy @DavidHundeyin is an African assets that must be protected. This kind comes once in a generation. Kai

Somebody needs to put that sickness that makes the US tone deaf in terms of disease, monstrosity and insanity.

Interesting perspective. @OwenTurnertrade’s insights on geopolitical risks in markets helped me see how these tensions ripple beyond headlines. Sovereignty matters, but so does stability—tough balance.