Alright /k/ Gambia is on the brink of war. How do all of us slightly

>>32706866
It's the THE GAMBIA just like THE UKRAINE

>>32706902
So basicaly what you're saying is there will be a ton of action the first few months and than eventually it will result in a stalemate no one cares about?

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>>32706866
By partaking in the Gambian offensive of course.

>>32706902
>Ukraine
>>> /x/
Gambia actually exists so not comparable

>>32706866
> Get in on the action? How?

H-hey anon.
Anon, listen...
Your attention plz anon..
YOU DON'T

Make a gay PMC and recruit traperators to fight the anti-gay Gambian regime

1.040 billion USD is The Gambia's GDP. $33.78 billion is the GDP of Dayton Ohio.

Let me ask you something. Do you think an African state with 1/30th the economic activity of fucking Dayton is worth getting killed over?

>>32709620
Uhh yeah kind of. My life has no meaning here so why not go remove some dindus in a foreign land?

>Alright /k/ Gambia is on the brink of war.
No it really isn't.

>>32709620
I mean, it would be fun

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>>32709635
Remove what fucking dindus? The Gambian forces fucking gave up the borders. There is no war.

>>32709645
/thread

>>32709651
Well, I guess I can't really argue with that.

>>32709674
This. Gambian armed forces know that Senegal (who actually have a good army, and not just by African standards) can push their shit in with ease, and decided they aren't going to die for some bullshit tantrum thrown by their former president.

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>>32708617

>1x SU-25
>Toyota Infantry
>Child Soldiers

>>32706866
Shitpost on /k/ about what we would do about it.

This is it /k/
The Gambia is our new homeland
>launch operation rhodie camo

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Sorry for mobile posting from the deer camp but I know this Njie fellow and he's in a federal prison for a long time. It's funny to watch this whole ordeal, because if he'd have been patient there's a good chance the US might have sponsored his coup. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2015/01/05/justice/americans-charged-gambia-coup-conspiracy/index.html?client=safari

>>32708617
>Toyota infantry
>Mechanized
No thx.