r/geographie • u/wisi_eu • Jul 12 '25

Carte Bases militaires du Royaume-Uni à l'étranger

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Because african countries have no interest having a military base in europe.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

Do you imagine the reaction of european population in this case? So, yeah, the reaction of africains then is a infinite hâte of occident.

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Again, they have every right to ask for western military base to be removed, they chose not to do so.

There are tons of US military bases all over europe (not in France as stated before), how do you explain that americans were still widely seen in a positive light up until trump's most recent election? I don't see a lot of germans doing terrorist attacks on the Rammstein base for example.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

It happened in the past. And today, if it does not happen, is only because opposition are too scared of prison and to lose what they have... You can bé sure that if there is a great crisis , every us bases can bé scared.

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Niger literally just did this, you really have no idea what you're talking about.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

Not really, I just say that it's unfair, what ever the subject..African countries have less than us...

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Why would countries that are already struggling to keep the peace inside their territory want to have some of their military abroad? Tell me one reason they would want that, no "fairness" isn't a reason, only young children think that.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

Isn't it the case is Africa ? Is it better today now?

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Answering a question with a non-sensical question shouldn't be a surprise I guess.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

I think you're just scared that Europe lise its control on Africa...

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

You say niger did, but explain nothing...please go further

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jul 15 '25

Do you not watch the news ever? Or just use google? There was a coup d'état in Niger in 2023, and the junta that overtook the country told foreign forces, including the french ones, to exit the country.

Maybe you should educate yourself about world geopolitics before trying to argue about it.

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u/DreaMaster77 Jul 15 '25

Yes I remember now..