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 " Look, look, Argentina is fighting for its life, young lady. You don’t know anything about it. You know what that means? They’re fighting for their life. Nothing’s benefiting Argentina. They’re fighting for their life. You understand what that means? They have no money, they have no anything, they’re fighting so hard to survive. If I can help them survive in a free world — I happen to like the president of Argentina, I think he’s trying to do the best he can. But don’t make it sound like they’re doing great. They are dying. "  -- President Trump's response to a reporter asking how bailing out Argentina benefits Americans specifically American farmers . " Experts assembled by the United Nations have detailed Rwanda’s illegal exploitation of Congo’s rare minerals. And now, with global attention focused elsewhere, Rwanda has escalated its aggression — seemingly knowing that no meaningful consequences are likely to follow. " -- Dr. Denis Mukwege of the Congo, who ...

 

 While it's still part of the distraction from Epstein, it's important to remind people that RussiaGate was not real:

 

 Article here . As for the video:

 Branded a gang leader and in the FBI's " Ten Most Wanted " Innocent shows CNN reporters a side not many would expect for someone with his reputation. Then again, Haiti's not being attacked by an enemy of the United States, so perspectives can vary.

 BOO! Just in time, huh? I was worried that after the Trump indictments, celebrity news and announcement of aliens, our government was running out ways to distract the publics from neglecting the poor response to natural disasters and the fact that America's leaders are senile .   Meanwhile, here's something tangible that Russia has been doing:

 I remember the days when the law would arrest people for threats, not shoot them dead . Now, this person is likely to become a martyr, and the FBI's already shady reputation just gets worse. 

 Spoiler...the government tends to create the very "enemy" they claim they are fighting:

The introduction of this CNN story speaks volumes: The January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol was “essentially planned in plain sight on social media” and yet the FBI and Department of Homeland Security appeared to have “completely dropped the ball,” a Senate committee concluded in the latest highly critical assessment of the security failures. A new report released by Democrats on the Senate Homeland Security Committee paints a freshly damning portrait of various intelligence failures by the FBI and DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis, agencies tasked with preventing domestic terrorism. Internal communications from both agencies, obtained by Democrats on the panel, reveal new details about how top officials either ignored or dismissed clear indicators of potential violence by pro-Trump actors ahead of the US Capitol attack – leaving law enforcement unprepared for what ultimately unfolded that day. Here's one possible explanation as to why "top officials either ignored...

 Much like BLM, it's been revealed that Federal employee/assets were part of Jan 6:

 Um, wow: Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s one-time chief of staff Roy McGrath has died after a nationwide, three-week manhunt for him ended Monday in a confrontation with the FBI in Knoxville, Tennessee, according to McGrath’s attorney. McGrath, who served as the top aide to Hogan, a Republican, for a few months during the summer of 2020, faced charges related to an alleged scheme to bilk Maryland out of more than $276,000. McGrath pleaded not guilty to all the charges and was released on bond, the US Marshals Service has said. An arrest warrant had been issued for him in mid-March after he failed to appear for his scheduled trial in Baltimore. McGrath’s death was confirmed on Monday by his attorneys. The FBI confirmed an “agent-involved shooting” early Monday afternoon and said McGrath “sustained injury and was transported to the hospital” but did not provide additional details . “The FBI has confirmed that Roy succumbed to the injuries inflicted earlier in the evening. It is a...

 Why else would he now admit that the laptop was his?