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BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

WritterNig:
⚡️ Baltic 🐔 chickens. 3 Chihuahuas 😂 🤣

BidenDTrounced:
I do not expect Peter Obi to understand the stress and rigor that a successful and victorious presidential campaign entails. He has no experience (He never will).
Tinubu (the Maduro of Nigeria) was triumphant over the intentions and machinery of the West.



Most igbos believe that 'not resting' is a symbol of hard work/diligence and a precursor to wealth. They're wrong.
Fatigue affects your mental health and mental acuity which leads to underproduction. This is one of the reasons why the igbos are where they're today.

In school, we learnt about the igbos. Unfortunately for the igbos, those lessons are true as I've seen with my own eyes.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.






Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed.
He blamed President Putin




During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:

"We're going to free Iran"
Joe Biden

What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

BidenDTrounced:
I'm interested in finding out the genuine stats of this topic on this forum.



I've received reports on Juan Guaido, I'll take action on that later in the day.





Joe Biden vowed to make Saudi Arabia a pariah state. He failed, he bent the knee, crown prince MBS prevailed. He blamed President Putin

During the Iran hijab/regime change protests, suggesting a Libya/Gaddafi 2.0:
"We're going to free Iran" Joe Biden
What happened? He failed.

lhordspy:
Joe Biden is 80years old, about 81 in few weeks.

Yet in Nigeria here, some political m!screants, fascists and disrespectful kids with the thinking ability of a 3month old baby are using age as a yardstick for efficiency in leadership.

This is the saner clime you compare us to. This is the saner clime you write letters to, to interfere in our national politics. This is your 'paradise'.... With an 80yr old president; declaring for another term...

To all pastors and G.Os who have abandoned the preaching of the gospel of God and are now using the altar of God to instigate, propagate and spread hate against the other religion by calling the candidate from other religion a 'druglord' , a 'terrorist' ....

Hear me well, and hear me clear. You are nothing but con-artistes deceiving your gullible congregation. If election is conducted 2million times, Nigerians will still not vote your religious partitioner of a candidate. He can only be president of your politicised church, he can never and will never rule us in this country.

BidenDTrounced:
I do not expect Peter Obi to understand the stress and rigor that a successful and victorious presidential campaign entails. He has no experience (He never will).
Tinubu (the Maduro of Nigeria) was triumphant over the intentions and machinery of the West.



Most igbos believe that 'not resting' is a symbol of hard work/diligence and a precursor to wealth. They're wrong.
Fatigue affects your mental health and mental acuity which leads to underproduction. This is one of the reasons why the igbos are where they're today.

In school, we learnt about the igbos. Unfortunately for the igbos, those lessons are true as I've seen with my own eyes.

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

Parachoko:
A US delegation met Venezuelan government officials for talks that included a discussion of ‘energy security’.

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro says he has agreed on an agenda for future talks with United States officials after meeting a delegation from Washington over the weekend, the first high-level discussions between the two countries in years.

“Last Saturday night a delegation from the government of the United States of America arrived in Venezuela, I received it here at the presidential palace,” Maduro said in a broadcast on state media on Monday. “We had a meeting, I could describe it as respectful, cordial, very diplomatic,” he added.

The meeting in the capital, Caracas, lasted two hours, he said, without specifying the topics discussed or who the US delegates were.

The White House said on Monday the purpose of the trip was to discuss a number of issues, including “energy security” and the cases of nine US citizens who are in prison in Venezuela.

“Obviously, we’re going to continue to do everything we can to bring anyone who is detained in Venezuela or any other part of the world home, but they happen through different tracks,” Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters. “They’re all a part of the conversation with Venezuela writ large, but not at the same time,” she said.

The trip to Caracas comes as Washington seeks to isolate Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Maduro, with whom the US broke off relations in 2019, has been among the few international figures to assure Russian President Vladimir Putin of his “strong support” in the wake of the invasion.

Venezuelan oil

The US has imposed a battery of sanctions on Caracas in a bid to force Maduro from power, including a 2019 measure that prevents Venezuela from trading its crude oil – which accounted for 96 percent of the country’s revenues – on the US market.

The White House has indicated it is examining how to reduce Russian oil imports without harming US consumers and while maintaining global supply – although Psaki said Monday no decision had been made on a possible ban on Russian oil.

Since breaking off diplomatic relations with Caracas in 2019, Washington has refused to deal with the Maduro government, instead treating opposition leader Juan Guaido as Venezuela’s legitimate president.

Members of Venezuela’s opposition also held a “sustained meeting” with the visiting US delegation, according to Guaido’s office.

The US is one of nearly 60 countries to recognise Guaido as Venezuela’s acting president, having rejected Maduro’s 2018 reelection in a poll widely viewed as fraudulent.

Washington signalled last month it would be willing to review its sanctions policy towards Venezuela if talks between Maduro’s government and the opposition moved forward.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2022/3/8/venezuela-talks-us

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

abduljabbar4:
Same lies they used to kick out so many great leaders like Gaddafi and co yet some stupid people still dont understand the hypocrisy of America

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

seunmohmoh:
HORRIFYING video and images shows President Nicolas Maduro's armoured cars ploughing into anti-regime protesters in Venezuela.

The under-siege dictator ordered loyal troops onto the streets of Caracas after opposition leader Juan Guaido issued a call for a popular uprising supported by soldiers who had defected from the regime.Disturbing TV footage showed three Venezuelan National Guard armoured personnel carriers arriving at a demonstration before two turn into the crowd.

At least one person appears to fall under the wheels amid the mayhem.

Other images — which appear to have been taken in a different spot to the footage — also show a demonstrator being run over.

It came as Maduro today called for his supporters to take to the streets with "nerves of steel" after his US-backed rival Mr Guaido called for a military uprising ahead of a major march in the capital tomorrow.

The "interim president" made his call to arms surrounded by dozens of troops outside an air force base in the capital Caracas.

In a dawn address he declared the "beginning the final phase of Operation Freedom" had begun.

He was pictured near an air force in Caracas flanked by a group of men in uniform - many wearing blue ribbons on their sleeves.ANTI-REGIME DEMONSTRATORS FLEE AMID GUNFIRE
Government security forces fired tear gas at Guaido, his supporters and around 70 armed men in military uniform.

Video footage showed people fleeing as the sound of bullets being fired rang through the air.

So far, the military, and in particular the higher ranks, have repeatedly pledged their loyalty to President Maduro.

He defiantly tweeted: "Nerves of steel. I call for maximum popular mobilisation to assure the victory of peace. We will win!"

Maduro said he had spoken with military leaders and they had shown him "their total loyalty".

But in a bid to gain armed forces support, the opposition has developed an amnesty proposal that would grant amnesty to soldiers who willingly break ranks with the current government."The FANB must protect the Constitution and the Venezuelan people. It should stand by the National Assembly and the legitimate institutions against the usurpation of democracy.

"The United States stands with the people of Venezuela," Bolton tweeted, referring to the FANB armed forces.

Meanwhile, Venezuela's socialist party boss, Diosdado Cabello, called on government supporters to amass at the presidential palace to defend Maduro from what he called a small uprising of traitorous military soldiers backed by the US.

He desperately tried to downplay the significance of the rebellion, saying Caracas is calm and that the air base near where the rebellious soldiers are gathered had not been touched.

Cabello said the opposition had not been able to take over the air base, which he said remained "absolutely under the operational control" of the government.

In the three-minute video, Guaido said any soldiers who took to the streets would be acting to protect Venezuela’s constitution.

He made the comments a day before a planned anti-government rally due to be held on Wednesday.

“The moment is now,” he said, as his political mentor Leopoldo Lopez and several heavily armed soldiers backed by a single armoured vehicle looked on.

CORBYNISTAS SLAM UPRISING AS 'PINOCHET-STYLE COUP'
Meanwhile supporters of UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn — a vocal supporter of Maduro and his embattled socialist regime — dubbed the uprising a "Pincohet-style coup".

Corbynista MP Chris Williamson said: "It appears that the USA is ramping up its efforts to overthrow the legitimate and democratically elected President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, in a military coup."

"I stand in full solidarity with the people of Venezuela against this attack on their democracy and sovereignty."Lopez has been under house arrest for leading an anti-government push in 2014.

Guaido later told CNN Espanol: "“Evidently, there is no such backing of the armed forces to Maduro’s regime.

"Communication was blocked between civilian leaders and the democratic armed forces of Venezuela … but we have been able to pierce through that.

“It’s great news for the entire country that the military of Venezuela’s armed forces have taken this step. They were an important part of this.

"This was fundamental not only for a transitioning, but to recover Venezuela’s sovereignty. Here we are next to our legislators, the military and soon with the people of Venezuela.

"We are determined to conquer freedom for our country.”

Regarding Lopez, Guaido said: “We have decreed amnesty and the release for jailed politicians. This is the beginning of the (release) of political leaders and military personnel.”What is the military's stance in Venezuela?
While most military leaders openly back Maduro, the lower ranks are ill-equipped and are constantly monitored by the intelligence services.Salaries have hugely decreased over the years and more than 4,000 low-ranking officers have deserted during the last 12 months."The middle ranks are earning around $3 to $4 a month, and that is impacting their own structure," said one expert on Venezuela's armed forces.The military has also struggled to maintain its equipment as it suffers from a shortage of spare parts.According to some analysts, intelligence agents are also embedded among the military forces to guard against anti-regime activity.Those troops who support the opposition have been accused of betrayal and have been arrested, according to Human Rights Watch.Authorities have also arrested the family members of some suspects in an effort to determine their whereabouts, the rights group said.
Venezuelan Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez tweeted that the government was confronting a small group of "military traitors" seeking to promote a coup.

Guaido, in the video posted on his Twitter account, spoke in the company of men in military uniform and opposition politician Lopez, who is under house arrest.

"The national armed forces have taken the correct decision, and they are counting on the support of the Venezuelan people," Guaido said.

President Donald Trump is monitoring the situation in Venezuela, the White House said this afternoon.

Spain said it did not support any military coup, even though it considered Guaido as the country's legitimate leader.

Guaido, the leader of Venezuela's opposition-controlled National Assembly, in January invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency, arguing that Maduro's re-election in 2018 was illegitimate.

He has been travelling outside the capital, Caracas, more and more in recent weeks to try to put pressure on Maduro to step down.

Protests are planned for Wednesday including what Guaido has said will be "the largest march in Venezuela's history", part of what he calls the "definitive phase" of his effort to take office in order to call fresh elections.jackpot
Around 50 countries including the United States have recognised Guaido as Venezuela's interim president.

Maduro calls Guaido a US-backed puppet (a.k.a Zelensky or Jewlensky) who seeks to oust him in a coup. The government has arrested his top aide, stripped Guaido of his parliamentary immunity and barred him from leaving the country

Last week, Guaido said his congressional ally - opposition lawmaker Gilber Caro - had been detained, and that 11 members of his team had been summoned to appear before the Sebin intelligence agency.

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

chimjoshjuan:
A viral video which captured the growing unrest in Venezuela, captured moment military trucks were driven into citizens protesting against President Maduro.This came after authorities in Venezuela, said they are putting down a small coup, attempt after opposition leader Juan Guaidó announced he was in the "final phase" of ending President Nicolás Maduro's rule. Whether any injuries resulted from the incident is unknown.After the vehicle drove into the crowd it appeared some protesters retaliated and threw a molotov cocktail, causing the back of the vehicle to briefly burst into flames.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido called for a military uprising to oust President Nicolas Maduro. BBC reported that Mr Guaidó, who declared himself interim president in January, called for more members of the military to help him end Mr Maduro's "usurpation" of power. The military has generally supported Mr Maduro in the stand-off with Mr Guaidó.

Here is the video from Venezuela, which captured moment military trucks were driven into citizens protesting against President Maduro below;


https://unclesuru.com/2019/04/30/venezuela-military-trucks-driven-into-citizens-protesting-against-president-maduro/


lalasticlala, seun, mynd44, dominique

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

Lizzysamuel:
Chaos erupts in Venezuela as Juan Guaido launches military uprising to oust Maduro.

The streets of Caracas, Venezuela have turned into chaos Tuesday after a military vehicle drove directly into a crowd of protesters.

A Venezuelan National Guard vehicle was caught on video running over anti-Maduro protesters outside a military base in Caracas, who were throwing stones and hitting vehicles with sticks after opposition leader Juan Guaido called on members of the military to rise up.

Whether any injuries resulted from the incident is unknown.

After the vehicle drove into the crowd it appeared some protesters retaliated and threw a molotov cocktail, causing the back of the vehicle to briefly burst into flames.

Watch the video
https://zenithnaija.com/venezuelan-military-truck-runs-over-citizens-protesting-against-president-maduro/

cc: lalasticlala dominique Mynd44

Whyem15:
Like the Libyans are enjoying since America collected gold from them and gave them ceramic?
Like Ukraine is enjoying since the US backed coup?
Like Iraq is enjoying since the invasion by nato?

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

SIAGlobe:
US President Donald Trump asked Russia to leave Venezuela Immediately

US President Donald Trump…US President Donald Trump requested Wednesday that Russia expel troops from Venezuela and said again that he was not discounting military activity to topple far-left President Nicolas Maduro.


Russia’s sending of troops and gear to reinforce Maduro has tightened up officially high universal pressure in Venezuela where the Trump organization is pushing hard for routine change in the midst of mounting mayhem in the once rich nation. “Russia needs to get out,” Trump said at the White House nearby Fabiana Rosales, spouse of resistance pioneer Juan Guaido, who has been perceived by the United States and in excess of 50 different nations as Venezuela’s break president instead of Maduro. Russian outside service representative Maria Zakharova expelled Trump’s interest, asking as a byproduct of what good reason US troops were still in parts of Syria, where the Assad routine depends intensely on Russia support.

“He said the United States would pull back from Syria a month prior,” she was cited as saying by Interfax news office. “Before choosing the destiny of another nation I exhort satisfying guarantees made to the global community.”

Russia, one of the significant nations that still perceive Maduro as a pioneer, sent two planes conveying 100 troops and huge amounts of military gear to Venezuela on Saturday. Maduro is directing monetary disarray, with the oil-rich nation unfit to give fundamental restorative and even sustenance supplies to a significant part of the populace.

– Is US military looking at Venezuela? –

The prominent gathering given to Rosales was the Trump organization’s most recent offer to help Guaido, who is under extreme weight from Maduro. On Thursday, she will meet with US First Lady Melania Trump in Florida. Trump stated, “all alternatives are on the table” when inquired as to whether the United States was thinking about the military activity to back a battle of monetary authorizations went for devastating the Maduro government’s funds. “They have a ton of weight at this moment. Source:[https://www.siaglobe.com/us-president-donald-trump-orders-russia/]

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

Emedu:
[url]=https://www.channelstv.com/2019/03/01/russia-vows-more-support-for-venezuelas-maduro/?utm_source=TW&utm_medium=ChannelsTV-+AutoPoster&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television[/url]

Russia on Friday vowed to maintain support for the embattled regime of its Venezuelan “friend” President Nicolas Maduro, including with humanitarian aid supplies.
During talks with Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said President Vladimir Putin expressed “support and solidarity for his colleague and friend” Maduro in the country’s political standoff with the opposition.
“Russia will continue to assist the Venezuelan authorities in resolving social and economic problems, including through the provision of legitimate humanitarian aid,” Lavrov told a joint news conference with Rodriguez afterward.
Battered by an economic meltdown, Venezuela descended into political crisis when opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself interim president in January and asserted that Maduro was no longer legitimate.
Maduro and his allies — including Russia — have accused Washington of attempting to carry out a coup against his government.
The United States has recognised Guaido and led a diplomatic campaign in support of his leadership.
Lavrov said Russia had recently sent to Venezuela 7.5 tonnes of medical supplies and received a request for more shipments.
“We are currently considering it,” he said.
He added that Russia was also sending “mass supplies” of wheat to Venezuela, claiming those shipments helped normalise the humanitarian situation in the crisis-hit country.
He renewed warnings for the United States not to intervene militarily in Venezuela and reiterated Russia’s claims that Washington was planning to buy small arms, mortar launchers, and shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles known as MANPADS from an “Eastern European country” and station them “close to Venezuela.”
The weapons will be taken by an airline of an ex-Soviet country loyal to Washington, Lavrov claimed without providing further details.
‘Hotheads in Washington’
“Of course we see these intentions,” he said, calling on Venezuela’s neighbours Colombia and Brazil to resist any possible US intervention plans.
He expressed the hope that the fact that most countries did not want to see a military scenario “will cool hotheads in Washington even though there are some there who nothing can stop.”
Lavrov said the two countries would continue to coordinate on foreign affairs.
“We are very closely cooperating and coordinating all our steps on the international arena,” he said.
“This has acquired special significance now that Venezuela is facing a frontal attack and unabashed interference in its domestic affairs.”
Rodriguez for her part said her government would move the European offices of state-owned oil company PDVSA from Portugal to Moscow.
“President Maduro has instructed that the office of the Venezuelan oil company in Europe, which is located in Lisbon, be moved and transferred to Moscow,” she said.
She thanked Putin and “the Russian people” for all their support for “the constitutional and legitimate government.”
“We have come here with a very good programme to deepen the strategic relationship we have with our sister Russia,” she added.
“Venezuela does not need military intervention, our continent does not need military intervention, neither from the United States nor from anyone, we need peace, stability and tranquility.”

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

Elder0001:
EU Parliament Recognizes Venezuela's Guaido As Interim President


EU politicians voted 429 in favour to 104 against recognising the opposition leader as the interim leader.


The European Parliament has recognised Venezuela's self-declared interim president Juan Guaido as de facto head of state, heightening international pressure on the OPEC member's socialist President Nicolas Maduro.

EU politicians voted 429 in favour to 104 against, with 88 abstentions, at a special session in Brussels on Thursday to recognise Guaido as interim leader.

In a statement with the non-binding vote, the parliament urged the bloc's 28 governments to follow suit and consider Guaido "the only legitimate interim president" until there were "new free, transparent and credible presidential elections".

Though frequently accusing Maduro of stifling democracy, the European Union, wary of setting a precedent of recognising self-declared leaders, has been reluctant to follow the United States and most Latin American nations in their immediate recognition of Guaido.

Britain, France, Germany and Spain said on Saturday, however, that they would recognise Guaido unless Maduro called elections within eight days.

But the EU as a whole has not set a time limit in its call for a new presidential vote.

Maduro has dismissed the demands, calling them an unacceptable ultimatum from the corrupt elite of spent colonial powers.

"The leaders of Europe are sycophants, kneeling behind the policies of Donald Trump," he said over the weekend.

Maduro accuses the US and other countries of waging an economic war aimed at removing him from power.

The European Parliament has no foreign policy powers but sees itself as a champion of human rights.

"Those who are demonstrating today in the streets of Venezuela are not Europeans, but they fight for the same values for which we fight," Spanish centre-right EU politician Esteban Gonzalez Pons said in a statement.


Guaido said that this recognition by the European Parliament represented a "great step" towards the fight for democracy in Venezuela.

"We have taken a big step in our struggle for democracy!," Guaido wrote on Twitter.

"We appreciate the decision [taken by] the European Parliament [it] recognise[s] all the effort that we Venezuelans have put forward for the restitution of constitutional order in our country"


'Rupture of democracy'
As Venezuela sank into an economic and political crisis that brought mass emigration and hyperinflation, the EU imposed an arms embargo and sanctions on officials to decry what it views as rights violations and the rupture of democracy.

On Thursday, the Brussels-based International Federation of Journalists said seven foreign journalists had been detained in Venezuela, including French and Spanish reporters. EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini called for their release.


Foreign ministers were due to discuss the crisis in Venezuela at a two-day meeting in Bucharest this week.

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who spoke to Guaido by telephone on Wednesday, said the bloc should consider more asset freezes and travel bans on Venezuelan officials.

"Targeted sanctions against the kleptocrats who have enriched themselves on the back of the rest of the population who are very poor, that is something I think can be effective," Hunt said in a Foreign and Commonwealth Office statement



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Mynd44
Dominique

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low.
There was low demand and production was reduced.

Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia.
Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest.



"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."
Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan.
I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them.
What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)?
The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats)
What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia?
Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes

Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many.

You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington.
Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia.


You said
"That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities."
This closely mirrors my earlier statement
"Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.."


Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant.


Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used.

Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.

I was talking in relation to Amerika's armada (Aircraft Carriers). While Amerika keeps wasting money & investing in floating bathtubs, Russia is investing in hypersonic anti-ship missiles such as "Zircon" - which is cheaper & faster to produce in comparison with the Amerika's aircraft carriers. See this video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZRXFDoDsvY

Apart from China, India, North Korea, Vietnam & Turkey who make up more than half of the global population, there are many secret allies & supporters of Mother Russia who are afraid to come out in the open to proclaim their allegiance to Mother Russia for fear of being attacked, subverted & balkanized by the United Snakes of Amerika.

I am not even talking about Countries such as Cuba, Serbia, Armenia, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kirghizistan & Nicaragua.

Russia currently maintains foreign military bases in Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Vietnam, Moldova & Syria.

Another one is currently being built in Venezuela as we speak - and there are rumours that Russian Military Cargo planes have been flying in S-300, BUK systems, Krasukha-4, Pantsir-S & other sophisticated military gears into Venezuela since last week - against the impending invasion of the children of Satan.

Unfortunately for the United Snakes of Amerika, there are no 50,000 paid terrorists to do the fighting for them in Venezuela like she did in Syria, so she will have to send her troops - which will be returned back home in black bodybags every 3days.

In fact, there's a huge support for Maduro among the Venezuelan citizens right now in the biggest rally ever. A huge concentration of people claiming "No Intervention" and chating "si se prende el peo con maduro me resteo" which means "if things gone to hell, we will be there with Maduro".

Juan Guaido or Gueedo will only become President in Florida or New York.

Desde la Av. Bolívar en #Caracas #Venezuela a las 12:50 pm, en rechazo al golpe de estado que intenta el gobierno estadounidense contra Nicolás Maduro #20AñosEnBatallayVictoria pic.twitter.com/IvE4cH8NK3

— Luigino Bracci Roa (@lubrio) February 2, 2019

You can also watch this video too.

Estimada "Comunidad Internacional", este inmenso mar PATRIOTA de alegría, está sucediendo AHORA MISMO (#2Feb) en la Avenida Bolívar de Caracas, Venezuela.

Allá aquellos que sigan negando la existencia CONTUNDENTE de las fuerzas revolucionarias.

¡DIFUNDIR! pic.twitter.com/qnhSDn86FE

— ✽ Orlenys Ortiz 🍁🍃 (@OrlenysOV) February 2, 2019

As for the Space Weapons, none is currently operational. See the attached image.

And even if Amerika has secretly deployed any, just like she's secretly installing medium & short range missiles in Europe, hoping to launch a sneak first strike attack against Russia, trust me - they will all be neutralized by the Russian S-500 Prometey.

Mother Russia - The right arm of judgement against the arrogant children of abomination in Amerika & Israel!

BidenDTrounced:
Gas prices dropped during covid (in Canada) why? Movements were restricted, lock downs, fewer cars on the road and therefore less demand for gas. When demand is high, price is high and when demand is low, price is low. There was low demand and production was reduced. Biden actually blamed President Putin for the increase in gas prices but you're saying it's Saudi Arabia. Americans blamed Biden and held him responsible so he had to save his own skin. It falls in the category of selfish interest. "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Why do other countries get a lecture when they have to 'cave in'

BidenDTrounced:
Your statement long gan. I've concluded this topic already so I'll only highlight some interesting areas from your post and rephrase them. What did you want the US to do about Khashoggi (a US citizen that wasn't killed on US soil)? The question is what did the US do about Khashoggi? (You only mentioned threats) What would the US have done if it was a country that wasn't as influential and powerful as Saudi Arabia? Did the US impose sanctions on Korea(DPRK)?Zimbabwe? Yes Why didn't the SAUDIS rise up against MBS for the killing of Khashoggi? The majority of Saudi citizens found Khashoggi to be a traitor and agent of destabilization/division groomed by the US to make thier country a Libya 2.0 He wasn't missed by many. You said Biden threatened hail and brimestones to sanction Saudi. Shireen Abu Akleh was also a US citizen and a Journalist (that wasn't killed on US soil). She got a cold treatment because she had no political value to the schemings of Washington. Your writings and admissions further buttresses the fact that Khashoggi had indeed been a tool crafted by the US to orchestrate the breakdown of peace and order in an attempt to overthrow the legitimate govt of Saudi Arabia. You said "That is why we have diplomats. They work in the best interest of the collective MANY, not the few minorities." This closely mirrors my earlier statement "Meanwhile, countries that do not abandon thier national interests by refusing to jump on the isolation/sanction bandwagon of the West gets a lecture. Sermons that the West itself doesn't practice.." Biden went begging for oil and the Saudi Prince proved himself to be an excellent negotiator. He acquired revenue for his country while simultaneously placing Biden in his place. Brilliant diplomacy. Very brilliant. Khashoggi is another classic example of a person that allied himself to a country under the leadership of a man that's not worthy of trust or loyalty. He allowed himself to be used. Meanwhike, real journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh gets the cold shoulder.