Americans CAPTURED In Congo COUP, CIA?

Ryan and Saagar discuss Americans captured in a failed Congo coup attempt.

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[happycompy]

Matt Miller: "we dont interfere in the politics of sovereign countries" 😂

[abdousalem]

CIA seems to be outsourcing its coups to call of duty gamers.

[Ghandi]

You know what also died in Gaza. The myth of western humanity, democracy

[michaeldob]

The guy is a dual American Israeli citizen. This is related to dimond mines that billionaire Israelis have been wanting and they got kicked out

[dustinsindledecker]

Our government needs to stop getting involved in everyone's business

[patzotti]

The U.S. is involved in 378 different conflicts around the world, this insures that the war machine can always make money.

[sethsergent]

"Utah guy" had IDF links... shock

[joycemccloy]

Look at Israel's involvement in the Congo.

[casanova]

What is laughable is that the West and the world always talk derogatorily about Africa, but in the meantime they cannot do without Mother Africa with their rich soil resources. Leave Africa alone

[zaidshaikh]

The Guy arrested was "Benjamin Rueben" again an Israeli American

[thedonald]

So to Palestine we tell them that it's their duty to overthrow hamas and they're responsible but with other countries we're more than eager to "liberate" them from their brutal governments....???

[ErickP]

With Congo, Cuba and Venezuela I am starting to think that the CIA is forgetting how to commit coup’s.
I can only hope.

[Joe-ijof]

"There's trillions in mineral resources in the congo, but the gov't is too dysfunctional to access it"
"We'll CIA about that"

[sabartransportation]

Benjamin Reuben sounds like a Mossad name, same thing I know

[factor]

America losing its grip cant even do a coup in Africa 🤣🤣

[anthonytwohill]

Once a company man, always a company man.

[patricklarsen]

Its a little unfair to say china "just take the mining rights". They are actually paying fairly for those rights. They aren't "bribing" africa they are partnering with them. There is no gun under the table like with the US and France.

[crhu]

I guess competent assassins all work for Boeing now.

[patricklarsen]

It's not that complicated. France and the US are losing Africa and they are doing everything they can to grasp onto whatever power they can.

[giblet]

This wouldn’t be the first time we messed around in the Congo.