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Civil unrest erupts in Georgia, where the parliament once again attempts to pass the "foreign agent" law.




Even if the law passes legislation, Salome Zourabichvili - pro-western president of Georgia - will veto the bill. Apparently full transparency goes against democratic values.
 
Boss jews stirring intra-gentile trouble is well known here.

Zelensky was a peace and reconciliation candidate, then he declared Ukraine needed to go on a war footing at his first presidential press conference. The rest is in progress, but Ukraine is already wrecked.

The US has similar precedence. Judah Benjamin was the Confederate Attorney General, then Secretary of War, then Secretary of State at the end of the Civil War. He fled and eventually became a barrister in London, after his lesser-gentile country was defeated in a lost cause to the greater-gentile country. Now, both places are subverted. Interesting that Benjamin was the first jew in the US Congress to not renounce his faith (he was a US Rep from Louisiana, pre-war). Goodness, we had some based Founders.

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Has Javier Milei in Argentina started much neighbor friction yet?

Now Claudia Scheinbaum is looking strong in Mexico elections.



Chess pieces are moving and boss jews are taking position. The US has abandoned the functioning principle of the Monroe Doctrine (big powers are best kept at far distance). There's only brute force/brute diplomacy left to stop an escalation in Mexico.
 

EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Alexander Dugin Goes One On One With Stew Peters On Declining U.S. Hegemony​

The international struggle between Russia and the United States is about humanity versus hegemony.
Dr. Alexander Dugin joins Stew to discuss the possibility of World War 3, the Russia/Ukraine war, and the current conflict in the Middle East.
The current global order only allows countries to be socially liberal and anyone who refuses to embrace degeneracy is apparently an enemy of the United States.

https://rumble.com/v509eiz-exclusiv...one-on-one-with-stew-peters-on-declining.html
 
Journalist confronts homosexual US spokesperson Ned Price on the hypocricy of attacking Georgia for trying to pass a law to prevent foreign meddling in its elections, while saying nothing about the most popular political figure in Pakistan being jailed over some bizarre issue related to his wife's waiting period before remarrying.

 
great news from moscow today.


modi visited putin.. they discussed a wide variety of points.. first visit of modi to russia since the start of the war..

we are hoping on closer cooperation on everything.. that russia can enter the india market without tariffs and restrictions.. that india will continue buying russian goods.. that india will continue to be independent in it foreign policy, as india and russia have been friends for 80 years.

first sign of this improved relationship was couple of weeks ago when russia removed all travel restrictions on indian nationals.. starting 2025.. indian students, tourists and businessman now don't have any hassle anymore, just book a ticket and go.

a historic deepening of relations.

 
100 million pajeets coming to find sexy Russian wife in 3...2...1...

So Excited Dancing GIF
 
El Dorado said:
I hope they at least try to learn some Russian:

"otprav' sis'ki i vaginu"

(send bobs and vagene)
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Based on my experience with them in Western Europe, they won't. There are tons of them here and almost without exception they refuse to learn the local languages. They demand everyone speak to them in English. Hilariously, the Europeans do their best, but can't understand the Indians' accents. The Indians likewise insist that they are "native speakers" of English and get angry. It's makes for great comedy. 😁
 
Bangladesh has done pretty well economically, it has gone from the poster child of a starving third world country to a relatively dynamic developing country.
 
Cooper said:
Bangladesh has done pretty well economically, it has gone from the poster child of a starving third world country to a relatively dynamic developing country.
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My friend is this a joke?

Bangladesh is hell on earth, impoverished malnutrioned masses, corrupted elite, overpopulation, pollution everywhere

They make cheap textiles in Bangladesh, it is work until you drop dead policy.

You must be making joke.
 
forabettertomorrow said:
My friend is this a joke?

Bangladesh is hell on earth, impoverished malnutrioned masses, corrupted elite, overpopulation, pollution everywhere

They make cheap textiles in Bangladesh, it is work until you drop dead policy.

You must be making joke.
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Bangladesh has been outperforming its neighbors, it's done fairly well relative to its neighbors:

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Bangladesh's economic growth faster than India: How?

From a 'hopeless' case to the world's seventh-fastest growing economy. How did Bangladesh do it?
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Cooper said:
Bangladesh has been outperforming its neighbors, it's done fairly well relative to its neighbors:

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Bangladesh's economic growth faster than India: How?

From a 'hopeless' case to the world's seventh-fastest growing economy. How did Bangladesh do it?
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Yes this is called a economic ponzi scheme and western medicine.

Until 30 years ago Bangla people poop on the street and don't wash their hands amd their doctor is a village crazy women or local imam. So they die a lot.

Last 40 years is also end of the gold standard and beginning of funny money and petrodollar which means funny money and mega money creation in every country.

So now they have textile manufacturing, small middle class and remittance economy instead of agrarian society before.

But they are still malnutrioned, under educated, overworked, underpaid and sick only now they have access to basic medicine and small economic boom created by money magic instead of living on farm with abusive family and no access to clean water

It is both very terrible and Bangla is a very bad place to be in.

Only good thing Bangla government do is contraceptives, there are 200 million Bangla people already this is more then enough.
 
If you look at the article above, their fertility rate is now down to 2.0, which is around replacement rate, down sharply from 5 in 1990. Bangladesh's growth is mostly based on them having low-end manufacturing outsourced from both the West and China. They're still poor but at least they're not starving by the millions anymore.
 
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