4 questions:
1) Is this "outdated" information?
2) Was this information authorized for public disclosure, or "leaked"?
3) Was the "source" disgruntled and/or misguiding the reporting in any way?
4) What, if any, gripes does the "source" have?
#Africa #HumanRights #Militarypic.twitter.com/pTRMzg6DRm
Revealed: The U.S. military's 36 code-named operations in Africa https://yhoo.it/2UqwyDA by @SeanDNaylor, @nicktursepic.twitter.com/7VKG3Qbuey
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5) How much do all these bases cost American tax payers that could be used here in the home front?
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If the US doesnt get involved China/others will.
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What's just as
as Yahoo jeapordizin our military personnels lives by outin is havin @IlhanMN in Congress on Foreign Relations Committee with a vendetta against
with regards to Somalia 
1 wonders if there's a connection to her & leak
@SpeakerPelosi conflict of interest!pic.twitter.com/9AgO1EDbuN
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All near the countries with valuable natural resources.
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