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Serryah

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Did it ever occur to you that the reason people want to leave these places is because our government props up the dictators that are holding citizens down.

Oh I absolutely agree that the reason a lot of people leave SOME third world shitholes is because the money we send props up/supports the dictators because it's either stolen or 'freely given'. So as soon as more of our shit gets in their hands, their people - if they can - GTFO.

And they come to the West because like the stupid fucks we are, we kept saying "Come to the West! We'll help you! Live your Dreams!".

We created this mess long before money was going their way.

That said.

Look into a thing called Soft Power, you mental midgit. Not all third world countries are ruled by dictators. Those that aren't, the belief is if we can help them when things go sideways economically, or climate wise (famine, floods, etc) and keep more of their people THERE, it's good for that country, and good for 'the world'. And for the countries that have dictatorships, well, funds often go to the opposition (or do you ignore that part of history?). Or the funds go through aid groups to help people.

It's a complex issue, not that you give a damn about it enough to learn it though, right? Simple stuff is all you get. Money goes out, helps worthless people, Stop money going out. Stop giving a damn about worthless people. Focus on our country. Win!
 

pgs

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Oh I absolutely agree that the reason a lot of people leave SOME third world shitholes is because the money we send props up/supports the dictators because it's either stolen or 'freely given'. So as soon as more of our shit gets in their hands, their people - if they can - GTFO.

And they come to the West because like the stupid fucks we are, we kept saying "Come to the West! We'll help you! Live your Dreams!".

We created this mess long before money was going their way.

That said.

Look into a thing called Soft Power, you mental midgit. Not all third world countries are ruled by dictators. Those that aren't, the belief is if we can help them when things go sideways economically, or climate wise (famine, floods, etc) and keep more of their people THERE, it's good for that country, and good for 'the world'. And for the countries that have dictatorships, well, funds often go to the opposition (or do you ignore that part of history?). Or the funds go through aid groups to help people.

It's a complex issue, not that you give a damn about it enough to learn it though, right? Simple stuff is all you get. Money goes out, helps worthless people, Stop money going out. Stop giving a damn about worthless people. Focus on our country. Win!
Of course it is Canada’s responsibility to look after the world’s poor and disenfranchised. After all we are so fiscally solvent
 

petros

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Of course it is Canada’s responsibility to look after the world’s poor and disenfranchised. After all we are so fiscally solvent
If she supported Churches, Temples, Mosques and Khalsas who used to do the job of looking after the poor Govt wouldn't be involved.
 
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Tecumsehsbones

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Donny Dipshit on the Declaration of Independence. . . "It’s a declaration of unity and love and respect. And it means a lot, and it’s something very special to our country,” Trump said.

It's a declaration of war, you moron.
 

Ron in Regina

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Donny Dipshit on the Declaration of Independence. . . "It’s a declaration of unity and love and respect. And it means a lot, and it’s something very special to our country,” Trump said.

It's a declaration of war, you moron.
Like in his first term with Qatar, from sanctions to love and respect once Qatar bailed out Trumps daughters husband, and sanctions got lifted, then Trudeau told Germany (among others) that there was no business case for exporting Natural Gas that they wanted, etc…& Qatar scoops up that need in the supply & demand, etc…
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Trump Is Poised to Accept a Luxury 747 From Qatar for Use as Air Force One​

The plan raises substantial ethical issues, given the immense value of the lavishly appointed plane and that Mr. Trump intends to take ownership of it after he leaves office.
The Trump administration plans to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 plane as a donation from the Qatari royal family that will be upgraded to serve as Air Force One, which would make it one of the biggest foreign gifts ever received by the U.S. government, four people with knowledge of the matter said.
The plane would then be donated to President Trump’s presidential library when he leaves office, two senior officials said?🤔
An agreement for the government to accept the luxury aircraft and ultimately pass it along to Mr. Trump’s library would be the clearest example yet of how he has further intertwined his personal and presidential business in his second term. While Mr. Trump faced criticism during his first term for the way his properties collected money from the government, the last four months have included a flurry of deals around a cryptocurrency firm that has erased centuries-old presidential norms.
Mr. Trump toured the Qatari-owned 747, which is just over a decade old, while it was parked at Palm Beach International Airport in February. The New York Times reported then that the jet was being considered as a possible new Air Force One.
One senior U.S. government official said that the Defense Department had determined it could accept the plane. Two people familiar with the language of an analysis conducted by the office of the White House counsel, David Warrington, and the attorney general, Pam Bondi, whose past work as a lobbyist included Qatar as a client, said they had determined it would fall within the law for Mr. Trump’s library to receive the plane. The two people spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss plans that have yet to be publicly announced.

“It’s hard to see it as a coincidence when Trump’s company just announced a new golf resort in Qatar, reportedly partnered with a company owned by the country’s government, and will soon be meeting with senior Qatari officials in Middle East trip that also features meetings with heads of state of two other countries he has property developments in,” the spokesman, Jordan Libowitz, said in a statement.
The plan is for the plane to be donated to Trump’s presidential library after he leaves office, ensuring he can continue to use it, according to a person familiar.
 

petros

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Qatar does a gosh awful lots of brokering.

8 years prior to the Holocaustage.


Post Holocaustage



Do we still blame Iran? Does Qatar broker arms funded by Israel to arm Hamas to justify the full occupation of Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and a war with Iran?

Check the narrative swapping from recent "news".


 

Ron in Regina

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President Donald Trump on Monday praised Qatar for offering his administration a free luxury jet, but current and former U.S. military, defense and Secret Service officials said he will likely have to waive existing security specifications to be able to use the plane.

The luxury jet was moved five weeks ago to San Antonio International Airport, suggesting that preparations for improvements to the plane might already be underway.

Trump said he would be a “stupid person” not to accept the gift of a $400 million Boeing 747-8, and called it a “great gesture” by Qatar. The president said that he intended to use the plane for a “couple of years” while his administration waits for a pair of Boeing planes to be completed to the strict military standards befitting Air Force One.

Trump emphasized Monday that the Qatari jet is a significantly newer plane than the ones currently available for the president’s use, which — although fitted with state-of-the-art defensive countermeasures, in-flight refueling capability and secure communications equipment — date to the George H.W. Bush administration in the 1990s.
 

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On another topic of old Donnie and his remarks, telling Walmart, Amazon and others, to absorb the cost of the high prices because of the Taraff‘s . I read that if 70% of Walmart’s inventory comes from China, and old “ Shits his pants” then Walmart and other companies can close their doors, until the USA gets a president that understands commerce. Now we should not discount the notion that old Donnie is doing all of this to screw USA in the eyes of the world, as his way of getting even for putting him in courts for doing things against the law.
 

pgs

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On another topic of old Donnie and his remarks, telling Walmart, Amazon and others, to absorb the cost of the high prices because of the Taraff‘s . I read that if 70% of Walmart’s inventory comes from China, and old “ Shits his pants” then Walmart and other companies can close their doors, until the USA gets a president that understands commerce. Now we should not discount the notion that old Donnie is doing all of this to screw USA in the eyes of the world, as his way of getting even for putting him in courts for doing things against the law.
TDS in spades .
 

Ron in Regina

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Good for the Protestors. About time, the populations began to express their disdain for the destructive conduct of the Trump/Musk demolition team. They have left many peple unemployed, reduced important services for the people so limited that they can't handle the work load now.
Oh, well…maybe their work at Doge is done. Two sources confirmed to NBC News that Musk's more than 114-day long tenure as a special government employee officially concluded Wednesday evening.

Musk commented on his exit Wednesday on X, his social media platform. He called for the “DOGE mission” to become “a way of life throughout the government,” referring to his Department of Government Efficiency initiative.

“As my scheduled time as a Special Government Employee comes to an end, I would like to thank President @realDonaldTrump for the opportunity to reduce wasteful spending,” wrote Musk, the richest person in the world.

While a senior White House official has previously stressed that Musk is a friend of Trump’s, the White House did not provide an on-the-record comment Wednesday about Musk’s departure. Oh well.
Musk’s official departure came at a charged moment in his relationship with Trump. On Tuesday, CBS News’ “Sunday Morning” shared a clip of him sharing his disappointment in the “massive spending bill,” which he said “undermines” the work of his DOGE operation, which has aimed to reduce federal spending by slashing the size of the federal workforce, cutting government programs and eliminating grants deemed wasteful.
Trump responded to Musk's criticisms Wednesday afternoon in the Oval Office, defending the funding package. He said the legislation would deliver on several of his key priorities, but he also noted the complexities of passing such a sprawling bill through a sharply divided House.
“My reaction’s a lot of things. No. 1, we have to get a lot of votes. We can’t be cutting a — you know — we need to get a lot of support, and we have a lot of support. We had to get it through the House,” Trump said.

Musk was among the most visible people in the early days of the second Trump administration, securing Trump's favor after having fueled his 2024 presidential campaign with upward of $250 million, according to campaign finance reports.

$250,000,000.00+ buys a 114 day stint, so roughly $2.2 million/day directly from Elon to play with Donald, & in addition Musk’s public profile suffered — as did the perception of his most consumer-centric business, Tesla. Public poll numbers showed that he and DOGE were relatively unpopular, and Tesla vehicles and dealerships became the targets of protests and vandalism. Tesla’s stock is down 11% so far this year. Thanks for coming out.