>>Because, unless it directly affects the interest of a country, a bribe of one type or another has been how countries have always gotten the support of other countries. That has been the case throughout history. There has always been a quid pro quo...
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>But that fact should not stop you to feel (more) embarrassed that the US needs the "help" (On paper of course) of countries like Rwanda to masquerade an alliance.
Which I believe was William's point...
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"De omnibus dubitandum"
