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The US covertly intervened in Colombia's 2026 presidential election to help elect a right-wing president.Their words
I am pretty sure that the US made some sort of vicious secret intervention, because the newly elected? president is a magat.
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[1/2] https://www.commondreams.org/newswire/trump-administration-directive-would-allow-killing-of-endangered-wildlife A magat proposal would eviscerate the Endangered Species Act by reinterpreting it to cover only intentional killing or damaging of specific, chosen members of an endangered species. Accidental damage, such as when a ship kills a whale by unexpectedly colliding with it, would not count. Why would one advocate this? Perhaps it reflects a desire to clean out all those pesky
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The Trump administration is accelerating the decline and fall of American global hegemony.Their words
I honestly do not know if the Trump administration will be able to completely eviscerate American power over the next two year - but damn they sure seem to be accelerating the decline and fall of American hegemony.
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