uniqueboi1:




Hahahaha

Omo I dn dae check myself before o
I was not understanding!

Relaxnrethink:
Why have we not seen US displaying nukes?

America is much more than whatever you think, they only feed you what they want you to hear and see.

Let Russia use nukes even in non NATO Ukraine and see how far.

Tilumbu urchins over to una

tonyashburton:
Na nuclear tipped Tomahawk missiles Putin go chop laslas.Nobody has a monopoly on bad behaviour.

Otuegbe:
How can this Man be smoking like this and still lives above 90 years.

TriitNG:
US struggles to find ally to send troops to Haiti – media

Washington has reportedly been failing to persuade any other country to lead an international military deployment in Haiti

The 'Allies' prolly don't want to be Afghanistaned again.
The West is still recovering from the PTSD they got in Afghanistan after coming in contact with ragtag Afghani Taliban rebels. (The Talibans eventually defeated the West and sacked/deposed the Western backed govt of Ashraf Ghani)
Ukrainians are currently unavailable to serve as cannon fodder.

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Washington has been unable to persuade any ally to lead an international military intervention in violence-plagued Haiti, a US newspaper has reported, and Joe Biden’s administration is reluctant to send troops itself, especially with US congressional midterm elections approaching in just two weeks. 

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Officials are debating whether to scrap a draft UN Security Council Resolution calling for deployment of a multinational “rapid action force” to Haiti because no country has agreed to commit troops to the venture, the Miami Herald reported on Wednesday, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter. France, Canada and Brazil are among the US allies that have balked at sending military forces to Haiti.

WriterNig:


Sky News || NBC News

TriitNG:

“There’s been no progress getting partners to volunteer. No one is stepping up,” the newspaper cited one source as saying, calling the failure a “diplomatic setback.”

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The US plan was to urge other countries to send troops to Haiti and to support them with equipment and training. Allies have been frustrated that Washington has declined to contribute some of its own forces to the effort, the Herald said, while some Security Council members have demanded a firm plan in writing before voting on any Haiti resolution. At least two members of the UN’s top governing body, Russia and China, have expressed concerns about the proposed intervention.

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“Meddling in the political processes in Haiti, bringing the country under the control of ambitions of known regional players, which consider the American continent as their interior court, is unacceptable,” Moscow’s deputy permanent representative to the UN, Dmitry Polyansky, said last week.

TriittNG:

It also comes as a surprise to some netizens that Rishi Sunak is not a "slumdog PM" since he has great personal wealth. Sunak has never hid his prosperous upbringing and aristocratic connections. In a 2001 BBC documentary called The Middle Classes: Their Rise and Proliferation, he claimed to have upper-class and aristocratic friends, but no "working class" ones.

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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity



President Vladimir Putin, who was serving as Russian's prime minister at the time, and whose position did not allow him to call the shots on foreign policy matters, called the resolution “flawed,” and compared it to a “medieval call for a crusade…allowing for the invasion of a sovereign country.” President Putin’s concerns proved correct, and Libya, once the most prosperous and developed country in Africa, was turned into a failed state rife with open-air slave markets and terrorist activities overnight.


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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity



How did the US and NATO manage to rope Russia and China into acceding to NATO’s aggression in Libya? In part, it came down to the resolution’s wording, which included talk of an “immediate establishment of a ceasefire and a complete end to violence and all attacks against, and abuses of, civilians.” Russia, China, Brazil, Germany and India all abstained from the vote, with Moscow and Beijing
 refusing to use their veto power, which would have blocked the air assault, or at least force NATO to search for another pretext for its aggression.


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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity


3) Libya Chicanery

In March 2011, a NATO-led coalition of warplanes began a 222-day bombing campaign in Libya. Formally tasked with enforcing a United Nations resolution which imposed a no-fly zone over the country amid an increasingly brutal civil conflict, the strikes factually amounted to a foreign-backed military intervention in support of rebel forces seeking to topple the government of long-time Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi.


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UN at 77: Four Times the World’s International Peace and Security Organization Failed Humanity



The campaign succeeded, Gaddafi was overthrown, captured, tortured, sodomized and executed by NATO-backed rebels in October 2011.

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TriitNG:
Canadian Parliament Votes to Retain UK's Charles III as Monarch by 266 to 44

TrittNG:
If you want peace, prepare for war.

The West lead by the US invaded Iraq under the pretext of disarming it's production of weapons of mass destruction (WMD).
No evidence of WMD production was found pre/post invasion/occupation.
According to Joe Biden (pre-invasion of Iraq), the threat that Iraq allegedly posed does not need to be imminent before it should be invaded.
Canada is a settler state, a colony of the UK.
These countries have no moral authority to lecture others.

TriitNG:
Canadian Parliament Votes to Retain UK's Charles III as Monarch by 266 to 44

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The Canadian parliament on Wednesday voted overwhelmingly by 266 votes to 44 to retain the institution of Monarchy within the Commonwealth, rejecting a Bloc Quebecois motion following the death of Elizabeth II and the succession of her son Charles III as king.

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Kiev Made Dummy Missile for Provocation With 'Dirty Bomb' Over Chernobyl Zone - Source

https://www.nairaland.com/7011843/gov/372#117843182

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The Kiev regime has already completed technical preparations for a provocation with a "dirty bomb," having prepared a dummy missile, which is planned to be filled with radioactive material, a source familiar with the situation told Sputnik

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"Experts from the Yuzhmash plant have already made a dummy missile of the Iskander system, the head cluster part of which is planned to be filled with radioactive material, and then 'shot down' by Ukrainian air defense forces over the exclusion zone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in order to declare a Russian launch of a nuclear charge," the source said.

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South Africa snubs anti-Russia sanctions

Steel tycoon Alexey Mordashov is free to dock his superyacht in the country, the president’s spokesman said 


South Africa has no intention of enforcing Western sanctions against Russian businessman Alexey Mordashov, meaning his $500 million megayacht may enter local ports, the spokesman for President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday.  

Speaking to reporters, Vincent Magwenya, the spokesman for the South African leader, noted that Pretoria “has no legal obligation to abide by sanctions imposed by the US and EU,” adding that the nation’s authorities adhere to UN sanctions. However, referring to the Russian tycoon, Magwenya added that “currently there are no UN-imposed sanctions on the particular individual.” 





Another slap on the face of Westerners by Africans

TriitNG:
Why US' Nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Should be Legally Assessed by Int'l Court

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The US nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945, respectively, created a dangerous historic precedent which has yet to be legally assessed by international institutions, Alexander Panov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, who worked in Japan from 1996 to 2003, told Sputnik.

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"Of course, those who made the decision to carry out the atomic bombings [of Hiroshima and Nagasaki] and those who carried them out are no longer alive today," Alexander Panov, Russian career diplomat and political scientist, told Sputnik. "However, the point of holding a tribunal for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is to assess such actions. This is necessary to ensure that similar criminal acts do not happen again in the future."