How America is Supporting Biya's Repressive Dictatorship (video)
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The double standards of America is a shame to humanity. There is little Obama will do to reverse this hypocrisy which started during slave trade.
They come and train thugs who kill innocent citizens and then rush to our backyards to collect oil.
Posted by: Sali | October 10, 2009 at 04:54 PM