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- Mark P. FancherAFRICOM is designed to do only one thing well, and that is to kill Africans. “Global Africa must find a way to eliminate the AFRICOM threat.”
- Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum EditorAmerican warfare has been waged almost exclusively against people of color, dating to independence and 1492.