U S is Losing Influence in Africa!

29 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of his YouTube commentary, David Oualaalou argues that the United States is deliberately reducing its aid to Africa because it is no longer welcome on the continent. He attributes this retreat to a series of U.S. policies he labels as hostile: weaponizing the U.S. dollar, imposing sanctions indiscriminately, and seizing oil cargoes—actions he equates with piracy. Oualaalou also notes that the U.S. is withdrawing from multilateral commitments, not out of choice but because those commitments conflict with U.S. law, citing the historical "GCP UA" incident as an example of the lasting impact of such violations.

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is now, of course, reducing its aid to Africa. Why? Because US realized that it's not wanted in Africa. Nobody wants to deal with the Americans in Africa, or the rest of the world for that matter, given what we're doing— weaponizing the dollar, imposing sanctions on right or left, you know, taking over oil cargoes. That's piracy, basically. So, and this is why you see even the US itself is stepping from certain multilateral commitments. Not because he wants to, it's because he's violating the law. You look at what we've done with the GCP UA, for example, which happened back then, but it's still the impact of it.