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  The Dying Sahara: US Imperialism and Terror in Africa (Paperback) By (author) Jeremy Keenan

  

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  Short Description for The Dying SaharaAn illuminating account of how the US and its new African command have created a self-fulfilling prophecy of terror and instability in the Sahara.
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  • Publisher: PLUTO PRESS
  • Published: 20 January 2013
  • Format: Paperback 240 pages
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  • Categories: International Relations | Terrorism, Armed Struggle | Middle Eastern History | African History
  • ISBN 13: 9780745329611 ISBN 10: 0745329616
  • Sales rank: 453,486

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• In The Dark Sahara (Pluto, 2009), Jeremy Keenan exposed the collusion between the US and Algeria in fabricating 'false flag' terrorism to justify the launch of a new 'Saharan front' in Washington's War on Terror. In this new book, he reveals how the Pentagon's designation of the region as a 'Terror Zone' has destroyed the lives and livelihoods of thousands of innocent people. The situation had led to EU to declare a 'security crisis' in the region and place it at the top of its foreign policy agenda. Beginning in 2004, with what local people called the US 'invasion' of the Sahel, The Dying Sahara shows how repressive, authoritarian regimes, cashing in on US terrorism 'rents', provoked Tuareg rebellions in both Niger and Mali. Multinationals expropriated Tuareg lands for uranium and puppeteers in Washington, Algiers and Europe pulled the strings of a new, narco-trafficking Al Qaeda. Keenan's chillingly detailed research shows that the US and its new combatant African command (AFRICOM), far from bringing security, peace and development, have created a self-fulfilling prophecy of terror and instability in a region the size of western Europe.