Labor Manipulation: A Tactic for Political Leverage

Manipulation of labor dynamics can be strategically employed to achieve political objectives. By building connections with African workers employed by Chinese firms and inflaming tensions, this approach successfully encouraged a significant exodus of labor, supposedly utilizing US taxpayer money to fund protests through no-show jobs. This collusion among intelligence agencies, military, and USAID illustrates a complex interplay where unrest leads to negotiations that favor US interests, such as the cancellation of significant deals by African governments in response to civil disorder.