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Retired Rep. Frank Wolf: 'Clinton didn't want to call Boko Haram a terrorist group'
Greg Corombos
One of the leading human rights voices in the United States says Nigeria is becoming badly destabilized due to the rampage of terrorist groups, and a fragmenting of the population there could trigger a refugee crisis in the West that would make the current infusion of refugees pale in comparison.
Former Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va., is now a distinguished senior fellow at the 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative. He was part of a delegation from the group that visited Nigeria earlier this year and concluded the country is in grave danger of collapse while the people there feel as though the rest of the world has abandoned them.
Wolf said that is being proved again in recent days as the world barely notices a video showing some of the 276 Christian schoolgirls abducted more than two years ago. The video depicts one girl pleading with the Nigerian government to release Boko Haram fighters from prison as the only way for her and the other girls to be released.
“The girls were kidnapped two years ago in April and there was such a hue and cry. If you recall the #BringBackOurGirls. Mrs. Obama did that. Former Prime Minister David Cameron did one in England. Then, all of a sudden, people have all forgotten about them,” Wolf said in an interview with WND and Radio America.
Media coverage in the West has been dominated this year by ISIS-inspired terrorist attacks and the U.S. presidential race. But does that mean Boko Haram is any less brutal to the people of Nigeria? Wolf said it’s far worse than anyone realizes.
“No, Boko Haram is the most dangerous terrorist group in the world. Second most dangerous is ISIS,” Wolf said. “They’re killing Christians. They’re burning churches. They’re even burning mosques.”
One of the worst attacks in recent months came during the 21st Century Wilberforce trip to Nigeria.
“The week we were there, in the village of Agatu, they killed about 200 people,” Wolf said. “They came in helicopters and motorized boats. So no, they are the most dangerous, and they’ve pledged allegiance to ISIS.”
Listen to the WND/Radio America interview with former Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va.:
Wolf said he and many others fear a a major destabilizing of Nigeria and its neighbors could be horrific for Western civilization.
“The impact the Syrian refugees have had in Europe, in Germany, in France, has been unbelievable. It’s been very, very negative,” said Wolf, nothing that Syria’s population was about 25 million.
“Nigeria has 180 million people,” he said. “The Irish rock star Bono said a couple of months ago if Nigeria fragments and breaks apart, the impact in Europe will be an existential threat.”
On top of the mess in Nigeria itself, he said chaos there would trigger refugee migrations from neighboring countries.
“Plus, you have all the people in Cameroon, you’ve got the people in Chad, you’ve got the people in Benin, you’ve got people in the so-called Lake Chad region. It’s probably over 200 million people, so the impact on the West will actually be greater,” Wolf said.
Could the U.S. have done something about this years ago? Wolf said yes, and he said Hillary Clinton is a big reason why Boko Haram was given space to grow.
“They needed to move quickly. It was a failure of the administration, particularly Secretary Clinton, to designate them as a terrorist group,” Wolf said. “The FBI wanted to call them a terrorist group. The CIA wanted to call them a terrorist group. AFRICOM wanted to call them a terrorist group. But Hillary Clinton didn’t want to call them a terrorist group. That lost time has set this issue back.”
Wolf said the U.S. has done virtually nothing beyond the hashtag campaign since the schoolgirls were abducted, and he said that actually made things worse.
“It seemed like a good idea, but I actually think it’s been a bad idea because it’s given more attention to the girls and made them more valuable as hostages,” Wolf said.
Wolf chastises Western Christian churches for effectively abandoning Nigerian believers in their time of persecution. He also blasts the Obama administration for not appointing a special envoy to oversee the U.S. response to the crisis and coordinating effective aid and counter-terrorism strategies.
He said the White House has completely ignored the request, even though the 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative is recommending former Rep. Tony Hall, D-Ohio, for the job.
“We’ve just gotten thank-you notes for the letters but no activity,” Wolf said. “The real danger is that the closing months of an administration, nothing happens. Everyone is looking for jobs. If something isn’t done by the administration sometime in September, it probably will not be done.”
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2016/08/new-refugee-crisis-to-explode-thanks-to-hillary/#IK1xadipPhF2A1fR.99My comments: Chrsitians and Americans need to Wake-Up and understand that Hillary, Obama and the Democrats are Anti-Christs and want to Eradicate Christianity. That is why nothing is done in Nigeria to help the Christians there.
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