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He is a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defensive Democracy, keeping the Long World Journal many decades,

where you can find the reporting by Caleb Wise of East and West Africa jihad, as well as

what you'd have to say, elements of disorder everywhere in both East and West Africa.

We're going now to, this is new to me, reporting from the Central

African province of the Islamic States of Central African province, meaning Congo, the

Turi province, and a Chinese-owned mine. We're putting together dots on a map here that

are very suggestive of major conflict underway, Congo, China, and the Islamic State,

as well as the jihad coming to the Congo. Caleb Weiss is here from the Bridgeway Foundation

to help me understand how these dots are coming together. Caleb, I have missed the reporting

that prepared for this.

Right now, stretching the jihad into the Congo, into the monetary part of the Congo,

the mines run by the Chinese.

Is that new or has this happened before, and I'm just catching up?

So it's relatively new for ice cap.

That's Islamic State's Central Africa province.

In Congo and Uganda, they're known as the ADF, but they don't like that name anymore.

It's relatively new for them, though.

They've done smaller scale operations against artisanal mines.

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