Black Ops Special Forces: Operation Certain Death



August 25th, 2000: Sierra Leone, West Africa. The Royal Irish Regiment, a unit of the British Army, takes a wrong turn on patrol. They are held up on the roadside by a notorious gang of rebels; the ‘West Side Boys’.

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  1. Ma per favore a questa gentaglia neanche la divisa addosso gli sta bene… si fanno mangiare dalle mosche e non alzano una mano per scacciarle via… per loro la vita di una persona e pari a 0 !!! Poi vengono in Europa etc.. e pretendono anche casa e tutto il resto… raccogliete banane senza mangiarle.. vediamo poi se ……… u u uu uuuu BESTIE!!!

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  2. Its Incredibly Scary, Just How Much Evil Human s Are Capable Of… At Times, I Get Really Sad and Feel. Ashamed to be a Part of Humanity…I Struggle at Times, to Find Motivation for Continuing to Live….I do

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  3. The white Man playing with lives. Somehow the White Man sparkle a war, then he sells the Weapons, he creates the Rebels, he fight the Rebels, he put the country and the people in Danger then he comes and he is the Hero who save the people, then he make billions, the he tells every nations they need protection which he can provide in exchange of Billions and you can only sell your natural resources trading by their currency… OMG, enough of this Roman Circus!!! Dear Black people, Stay away from White people, Run as fast as you can. A good book: The Iceman Inheritance: Prehistoric Sources of Western Man's Racism, Sexism and Aggression Paperback – June 1, 1991

    by Michael Bradley

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  4. Belle opération, des SAS, l’stabilité de l’Afrique ne s’arrêtera jamais, depuis toujours, les tribus se font la guerre, chacun revendique le territoire. C’est une situation endémique de ce continent. Le mieux, c’est de les laisser gérer leurs problèmes, de ne pas interférer dans leur politique.

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  5. Honneur et respect de la part d'un ancien sous-officier parachutiste de l'armée française. Les frères d'armes n'ont pas de frontière, c'est le coeur et le don de soi entre autres qui les anime. Sans les forces spéciales le monde n'existerait même plus aujourd'hui.
    Combien de gens ont conscience de tout cela ?
    Si peu …….

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  6. Reminds me of our daily trips to work and back as pedestrians or as people collecting charity door to door sometimes in any one of the large cities here in North America of today thanks to many kinds of mob gangs with gang members from various family backgrounds too. Without any conceal and carry permits at all. Nicer vegetation scenery and a spiffy looking vehicle for all to ride in though. For a few years here in '
    Edmonton, Alberta Canada there was lots of vandalism going on, people trying to get away with destroying bus shelters, store fronts, trying to burn down people's houses, destroying Foot Field military sized tent, etc. etc. etc. At the time I was going door to door selling S.T.A.R.S. calendars when having to carry lots of cash but no gun or bear spray to get stupid with too. Nobody can buy or force respect from people. When a top leader does nothing to deserve any respect offered to them then everybody answering to them ends up suffering no matter how noble and honorable they are.

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  7. Reminds me of our daily trips to work and back as pedestrians or as people collecting charity door to door sometimes in any one of the large cities here in North America of today thanks to many kinds of mob gangs with gang members from various family backgrounds too. Without any conceal and carry permits at all. Nicer vegetation scenery and a spiffy looking vehicle for all to ride in though. For a few years here in '

    Edmonton, Alberta Canada there was lots of vandalism going on, people trying to get away with destroying bus shelters, store fronts, trying to burn down people's houses, destroying Foot Field military sized tent, etc. etc. etc. At the time I was going door to door selling S.T.A.R.S. calendars when having to carry lots of cash but no gun or bear spray to get stupid with too. Nobody can buy or force respect from people. When a top leader does nothing to deserve any respect offered to them then everybody answering to them ends up suffering no matter how noble and honorable they are. Seems to me a whole lot of nurses and doctors from doctors without borders and priests from poor parishes too around the globe some who are single moms and single dad divorcees while not being able to afford a car of their own who should be getting some recognition too. For some reason goons leave a lot of us weaklings get left alone here in Canada instead of challenging us to a fight maybe only because they know we are poor with nothing for them while they feel grateful for universal health care for them maybe too.

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  8. The British government and ministry of defence should do more for British army personnel in terms of accommodation, salary, retirement and they should never be homeless. They are men and women of honour. Much respect and appreciation.👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

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  9. Nigeria played a pivotal role in restoring peace in both Liberia and Sierra Leone in the 1990s and 2000s. As a key member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Nigeria contributed significantly to the ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) peacekeeping efforts in both countries.

    Nigeria's involvement was crucial in helping to end the civil wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone. The country's military and financial contributions to ECOMOG helped to stabilize the regions and paved the way for peacebuilding efforts.

    In Sierra Leone, Nigeria's intervention helped to defeat the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) and bring an end to the civil war ¹. Similarly, in Liberia, Nigeria's participation in ECOMOG helped to restore stability and facilitated the transition to democratic governance.

    Key Contributions:

    – _Military Support_: Nigeria provided significant military personnel and equipment to ECOMOG
    – _Financial Support_: Nigeria contributed financially to the ECOMOG mission
    – _Diplomatic Efforts_: Nigeria played a key role in facilitating peace talks and negotiations ¹

    Overall, Nigeria's leadership and contributions were instrumental in restoring peace in Liberia and Sierra Leone, demonstrating the country's commitment to regional stability and security.

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