To: Indy Pendance
"Supporters of al-Qaeda and other extremists are still active in East Africa," Are these ragheads moving into africa from the middle east, or are they native islamists?
To: RecentConvert
Al-Qaeda has rather large enclaves set up in Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan from which to launch attacks from. They apparently also have a cozy relationship with the governments of Liberia and Burkina Faso to allow them to operate with impunity.
The general basis for the local al-Qaeda terrorist networks in Africa is generally Arab commanders, native cannon fodder. Kind of like the way the Chechens work.
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