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12/05/2025

You still think 100 men can beat a gorilla?🤪

12/03/2025

HISTORY REPEATS ONE THING: DEFIANCE ALWAYS ENDS THE SAME WAY

Many Leaders Faced Sudden Downfall After Resisting Global Power Structures.

Geopolitical History Shows Repeated Foreign Pressure Behind Regime Changes.

The Pattern Raises One Question: Who Decides A Leader's Final Chapter?

12/02/2025

🇻🇪 In 2009, a journalist asked if Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez was “ ” about the United States and the threat it poses.

“Here in , we have oil for more than 100 years. The United States is running out of oil. The most important reason why the United States wants to put a government here that is subordinate to it, to the empire, as they had for a long time, is Venezuelan oil.”

11/28/2025

China’s fresh rejection of “Arunachal Pradesh” shatters India’s expansionist narrative once again. New Delhi’s claims keep collapsing under global scrutiny.

11/27/2025

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11/27/2025

Narendra Modi's New India where muslim women are harrassed and tortured in broad daylight 🎯

11/21/2025

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11/21/2025

Here’s Netanyahu giving a hero’s welcome to a man that was in prison in America for spying on the US government and giving top secret info to Israel…

And he was born in America by the way

11/19/2025

🇲🇲 Myanmar: Arakan Army drone strike kills dozens of junta soldiers — an Arakan Army (AA) drone struck a group of Myanmar junta troops lined up for propaganda photos in front of the Minpyin Weather Radar Station in Kyaukphyu Township.

Around 20 soldiers were reportedly killed, with more injured.

11/14/2025

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11/13/2025

'USAID is all over these drug networks' — Mike Benz, former State Dept Official

“The agency bought two CIA proprietary aircraft for the CIA mercenary army in Cambodia and Laos in order to transport drugs from Cambodia into Vietnam to sell them retail onto the market”

"USAID was caught spending hundreds of millions of dollars irrigating all of the he**in, the poppy fields in Afghanistan. It's hard to squint and look for a drug network that USAID is not directly or indirectly capacity building and providing financial support to," he added.