Inside Track
Across Africa, Obama Expands Secret Wars, Assassinations
While most of the press has focused on Obama’s military machinations in Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq, the administration has also been quietly expanding its secret wars and assassination programs across Africa.
Additional insight into the White House’s scheming emerged in late October, when The Intercept published a series of stories on Obama’s mass-murder programs, based largely on leaked documents, under the title “Drone Papers.” One of the articles zeroed in on a semi-secret drone base in the nation of Djibouti dubbed Chabelley Airfield. “This base is now very important because it’s a major hub for most drone operations in northwest Africa,” GlobalSecurity.org senior fellow Tim Brown, an expert on analyzing satellite imagery, was quoted as saying by The Intercept.
Indeed, The New American has been reporting for years on Obama’s various military interventions across Africa. The most obvious example was Libya, where the White House backed self-declared al-Qaeda leaders in a bloody “regime change” operation targeting the regime of Moammar Gadhafi.
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