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Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Miami faith community strains to help new exiles, migrants (AP) A few days after selling all she had to flee Cuba with her three children on a crowded boat, Daneilis Tamayo raised her hand in praise and sang the rousing opening hymn at Sunday worship in this Miami suburb. “The only thing that gave me strength is the Lord. I’m not going to lose my faith, whatever I might go through,” she said later, sitting on a mattress in one of Iglesia Rescate’s classrooms. She and her children, ages 16, 8 and 3, have been sleeping in the church’s improvised shelter since the promises of help made by her contact in the United States turned out to be “all lies.” In the past 18 months, an estimated 250,000 migrants and asylum-seekers like Tamayo have arrived in the Miami area after being granted only precarious legal status. It often doesn’t include permission to work, which is essential to building new lives in the U.S. The influx is maxing out the migrant social safety net even in Miami’s faith communities. Miami’s faith leaders and their congregations remain steadfast in their mission to help settle new migrants. But they’re sounding the alarm that the need is growing unmanageable—and could get worse without federal reforms providing permanent legal status and work permits.

4 Americans kidnapped in northern Mexico, officials say (AP) Four U.S. citizens have been kidnapped after gunmen opened fire on their vehicle in the northern Mexico border city of Matamoros, the FBI said. The four had entered Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas, on Friday and were travelling in a white minivan with North Carolina license plates. The FBI San Antonio Division office said in a statement Sunday that the vehicle came under fire shortly after it entered Mexico. “All four Americans were placed in a vehicle and taken from the scene by armed men,” the office said. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for the return of the victims and the arrest of the culprits.

A generation of Venezuelan children know only struggles (AP) Valerie Torres’ mother has tried to shield her from the worst of Venezuela’s protracted crisis—the deadly protests, the sick people begging for help, the malnourished children with protruding ribs. At school, her teachers don’t even broach the subject. But just shy of her 10th birthday this month, the girl is perceptive beyond her years. She knows her fourth-grade classmate lied to their teacher saying he forgot a book at home when in fact he was still saving up to buy it; that neighbors, friends and even her grandmother have all fled the country in search of a better life; that her mother is bringing home fewer groceries. Valerie is part of a generation of Venezuelan children who know only a country in crisis, whose lives so far have been spent amid hardship and under the government of a single president, Nicolás Maduro, who took the reins a decade ago Sunday when his mentor, Hugo Chávez, died of cancer.

Unions vow to shut France’s economy down amid pension battle (AP) Roads blocked, oil refineries disrupted, planes grounded and trains halted—unions are threatening to shut down France’s economy this week in what they hope is their toughest riposte yet to President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to raise the retirement age. The first actions are expected Monday, as truckers are being urged to block major highway arteries and interchanges in go-slow actions dubbed “escargot” operations. Unions plan an open-ended strike on the national rail service starting Monday evening. The government is bracing for the biggest disruptions Tuesday, when strikes are expected across multiple sectors and protests are planned in cities across France against the retirement bill. The reform, which would raise the official pension age from 62 to 64 and require 43 years of work to earn a full pension, is currently under debate in parliament.

Russia’s population nightmare (Economist) A demographic tragedy is unfolding in Russia. Over the past three years the country has lost around 2m more people than it would ordinarily have done, as a result of war, disease and exodus. The life expectancy of Russian males aged 15 fell by almost five years, to the same level as in Haiti. The number of Russians born in April 2022 was no higher than it had been in the months of Hitler’s occupation. And because so many men of fighting age are dead or in exile, women outnumber men by at least 10m. War is not the sole—or even the main—cause of these troubles but it has made them all worse. According to Western estimates, 175,000-200,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded over the past year (Russia’s own figures are lower). Somewhere between 500,000 and 1m mostly young, educated people have evaded the meat grinder by fleeing abroad. Even if Russia had no other demographic problems, losing so many in such a short time would be painful. As it is, the losses of war are placing more burdens on a shrinking, ailing population. Russia may be entering a doom loop of demographic decline.

In liberated Ukraine city, civilians still pay price of war (AP) In this war-scarred city in Ukraine’s northeast, residents scrutinize every step for land mines. Behind closed doors, survivors wait in agony for the bodies of loved ones to be identified. The hunt for collaborators of the not-so-long ago Russian occupation poisons tightly-knit communities. This is life in Izium, a city on the Donets River in the Kharkiv region that was retaken by Ukrainian forces in September, but still suffers the legacy of six months of Russian occupation. Ukrainian civilians were tortured, disappeared and were arbitrarily detained. Mass graves with hundreds of bodies have been discovered and entire neighborhoods were destroyed in the fighting. Izium is a gruesome reminder of the human cost of the war. Six months after it was liberated, residents say they continue to pay the price. In this city, everyone has a mine story: Either they stepped on one and lost a limb or know someone who did. The mines are discovered daily, concealed along riverbanks, on roads, in fields, on the tops of roofs, in trees. “We have an average of one person a week with wounds” from mines, Dr. Yurii Kuzentsov said. “I don’t know when I will ever go to the river or the forest again, even if our lives are restored, because, as a medical professional, I have seen the consequences.”

A month after quake, survivors need shelter, sanitation (AP) One month after a powerful quake devastated parts of Turkey and Syria, hundreds of thousands of people still need adequate shelter and sanitation, and an appeal for $1 billion to assist survivors is only 10% funded, hampering efforts to tackle the humanitarian crisis, a United Nations official said Monday. The Feb. 6 earthquake and strong aftershocks have killed more than 46,000 people in Turkey, destroyed or damaged around 230,000 buildings and left hundreds of thousands of people homeless—making it the worst disaster in Turkey’s modern history. The U.N. estimates that the earthquake killed around 6,000 people in Syria, mainly in the rebel-held northwest. About 2 million survivors have been housed in temporary accommodation or evacuated from the earthquake-devastated region, according to Turkish government figures. Around 1.5 million people have been settled in tents while another 46,000 have been moved to container houses. Others are living in dormitories and guesthouses, the government said.

Bathhouses in Asia are in hot water (Washington Post) For almost 75 years, Tokyo’s Daikokuyu has been a community establishment where locals strip off, wash away the dirt and grime of everyday life, and then have a long soak together in big overflowing tubs. Generations of Japanese frequented their neighborhood bathhouses, sweating shoulder to shoulder in spirit of a tradition called hadaka no tsukiai, or “naked communion.” Now, bathhouses face a new, double existential crisis: Many bathhouses struggled or closed during the covid pandemic only then to be hit with huge heating bills, thanks to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “The past few months have really been unbelievable,” said Daikokuyu’s third-generation owner Takuya Shinbo. With record low temperatures hitting Tokyo this past winter, he had to shoulder more than double last year’s cost to keep the water warm through cold nights. Daikokuyu’s monthly gas bill has more than doubled—from just over $5,000 in January last year to more than $12,000 in January this year. Compared to hard-hit European countries, Japan and Korea have seen relatively small hikes in energy prices resulting from the war in Ukraine, but the increased bills remain a daunting obstacle for already struggling bathhouse businesses in both countries.

South Korea Exporting Billions in Arms (NYT) A year after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war has spurred a global effort to produce more missiles, tanks, artillery shells and other munitions. And few countries have moved as quickly as South Korea to increase output. Last year, South Korea’s arms exports rose 140 percent to a record $17.3 billion, including deals worth $12.4 billion to sell tanks, howitzers, fighter jets and multiple rocket launchers to Poland, one of Ukraine’s closest allies. But as South Korea expands weapons sales globally, it has refused to send lethal assistance to Ukraine itself. Instead, it has focused on filling the world’s rearmament gap while resisting any direct role in arming Ukraine, imposing strict export control rules on all its sales. South Korea’s wariness stems in part from its reluctance to openly antagonize Moscow, from which it hopes for cooperation in imposing new sanctions against an increasingly belligerent North Korea. Countries throughout Latin America, Israel and others have also declined to send weapons directly to Ukraine.

Afghan women, divorced and remarried, now considered outlaws under Taliban rule (Washington Post) After her stepfather sold her into marriage at the age of 13 to support his drug habit, the young Afghan woman fought for years to escape an abusive husband. She eventually fled his home, secured a divorce and remarried, she recalled. Now, under Taliban rule, she’s suddenly on the run again, at risk of imprisonment for adultery. Under the previous government, this woman from western Afghanistan could get a divorce by testifying that her first husband was physically abusive, even though he refused to appear before the judge. But under the Taliban’s draconian interpretation of Islamic law, her divorce is invalid and, as a result, so is her second marriage. Former judges and lawyers estimate that thousands of Afghan women who earlier secured divorces without a husband’s consent are now in danger under Taliban rule, facing potential imprisonment and violent reprisals.

Lebanon adopts ‘dollarization’ as currency, economy crumble (AP) With the Lebanese economy in shambles and its currency in free fall, small businesses spend much of their time trying to keep up with a fluctuating exchange rate. Now they are increasingly leaning on one of the world’s most reliable assets—the U.S. dollar—as a way to cope with the worst financial crisis in its modern history. The Lebanese pound has lost 95% in value since late 2019, and now most restaurants and many stores are demanding to be paid in dollars. The government recently began allowing grocery stores to start doing the same. While this “dollarization” aims to ease inflation and stabilize the economy, it also threatens to push more people into poverty and deepen the crisis. That’s because few in Lebanon have access to dollars to pay for food and other essentials priced that way. But endemic corruption means political and financial leaders are resisting the alternative to dollarization: long-term reforms to banks and government agencies that would end wasteful spending and jump-start the economy.

A new generation of Palestinian fighters is rising up in the West Bank (Washington Post) A Palestinian militant named Mohammad Abu Dhraa strode boldly through this city’s roughest refugee camp last week with an assault rifle on his shoulder, an entourage of young men following in his path. The day before, Abu Dhraa had taken part in an hours-long gun battle with Israeli soldiers who raided Nablus’s city center, one of the deadliest confrontations here in years. Fighters like Abu Dhraa are not tied to a party or a political ideology. But they have easy access to guns and are committed to the fight. In their youth and independence, they represent a new kind of threat—not only to Israel but to an ever-weaker Palestinian Authority, run by unelected men in their 70s and 80s. In earlier generations, Palestinian political factions ran the brigades during street fighting against Israel. Now, cells of teenagers and young men in their early 20s from the neighborhood are calling the shots. It has been nearly 20 years since the last Palestinian intifada, or uprising. And while the dynamics have changed, observers say, the fundamentals are the same—occupation, despair and relentless violence. Across the West Bank, “the widespread public frustration and desperation is there” for another Palestinian uprising, said Tahani Mustafa, an expert with the International Crisis Group. “I think it’s going to be a lot bloodier, far more diffused, far more fragmented.”

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entertainmentsoftgo · 2 years

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Watch friends season 4 episode 4

The guests who attend the Super Music Friends Show are Chip Dazzler, the Elek alien Kenny, and Sparkles.

The DJ Lance Dance music is different from the others as it is only used for this particular episode.

Super Music Friends Show: "Lovely, Love My Family" by The Roots (from Family).

Super Music Friends Show: "Try Again" by The Shins (from Imagine).

Super Music Friends Show: "Spaceship Adventure" by Brandon, Ronnie, Mark & Dave (AKA The Killers) (from Adventure).

Jingle: Everybody Has A Talent by Metric (Instrumental).

Cool Tricks: Josh plays drums and eats lunch at the same time.

Super Music Friends Show: "Mama Loves Baby" by Solange Knowles (from Baby).

Super Music Friends Show: "Just Because It's Different Doesn't Mean It's Scary" by I'm From Barcelona (from Differences).

Well, unless I had the case kidnapped and brought to my dungeons, but then there would be an "international incident" and the Americans would once again accuse me of "human rights violations," and nobody wants to deal with that around the holidays.DJ Lance and his Gabba friends go to the Super Music Friends Show to watch music videos from other episodes and visit the Swami. This sort of lovey-dovey hippie crap is not why I watch reality television, comrades! I want drama! I want fighting! I want Gus to contract multiple sexually transmitted diseases! I want somebody to get arrested! But alas, comrades, I cannot force any of those things to happen. With no drama to speak of and no future drama on the horizon, the rest of this season could end up being a total waste! Heck, even Jeremiah began to soften his stance on Gus this episode, admitting that there could be a chance they could rekindle their bromance. Now that they were finally in the same place at the same time, los producers made their best effort to make it seem like a physical altercation was imminent as the show ended on a cliffhanger, but you could tell by the way Gus's sister was acting that she planned to apologize to Candace as soon as next episode begins. Last half-season, when Gus ran away from the Montanna vacation rental after an argument with Candace, his sister threatened to fight Candace. Floribama Shore screencapĮverything was quickly heading down the tubes when, in a last-minute hail mary, Gus's sister arrived on the scene. Nothing is more wholesome than a visit from Codi's parents, the Buttses… except for a simultaneous visit from Candace's parents, with Candace's mom's thirst for Jeremiah and the dads' hope that their children will finally get married to each other. Haw haw haw haw! Crap, I should not have revealed that publicly.Īs if Gus refusing to behave like the scumbag we all know and love (to hate) wasn't bad enough, comrades, the rest of the episode saw the pregnant Nilsa return and the roommates' families come for a visit. I can't tell you how many times the American CIA has attempted to kidnap my protege, Maduro, and replace him with a robot imposter designed to spy on me, but I can always tell the difference, comrades, because Maduro has a cute little birthmark in the shape of Stalin's head on his left buttcheek. Who are you, and what have you done with the real Gus?! No, that's a serious question. But Gus still would not relent, and both Toris were sent home with a major case of blue balls! Er… blue ovaries. Spending time outside with Brunette Tori caused Blond Tori to become extremely jealous, so she pulled Gus into a bedroom and threw herself at him, brushing off his attempts to stay faithful by literally jumping on top of him. First, Brunette Tori pulled Gus outside for an attempted makeout session, but Gus explained he had a girlfriend and let her down gently. But Gus was struggling with his desire not to cheat on his girlfriend back home as he launched in the hot tub with both Toris by his side.Įveryone expected Gus to have sex with one or both Toris this episode, but in a shocking twist, Gus remained faithful. As you know, Kirk's friends were visiting from Atlanta, including two women (both named Tori) with the hots for Gus. Things started to go wrong as the roommates continued their Yardi Gras celebration from last week's episode.

#Watch friends season 4 episode 4

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theculturedmarxist · 5 years

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28 June 2019

Today marks the tenth anniversary of the US-backed coup that overthrow the elected president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, who was dragged out of the presidential palace in his pajamas by armed troops, bundled onto an airplane and flown out of the country.

This event ushered in a decade of unending repression by a succession of extreme right-wing and deeply corrupt governments. They have ruled the country with a ruthless determination to defend the interests of the national oligarchy—the so-called “ten families” of multi-millionaires and billionaires—and of foreign finance capital.

For the masses of Honduran workers and rural poor, the policies implemented by the right-wing regimes that followed the ouster of Zelaya have proven disastrous. Honduras is today the most unequal country in Latin America, itself the most unequal region in the world. Nearly 70 percent of the country’s population lives in poverty, while over 60 percent lack formal employment. The murder rate, which soared to the highest in the world, still remains nine times that in the United States.

One result has been a mass exodus. The US government has reported detaining 175,000 Hondurans on the US-Mexican border in the last eight months. The country accounts for by far the largest share of migrants and refugees fleeing to the US border—30 percent of the total. This is nearly double the 16 percent share recorded just three years ago.

These masses of workers and their families fleeing their own country because of intolerable conditions created by imperialism and the native ruling class confront the same horrific circumstances that have shocked the population of the US and the world with the recent publication of the photograph of a Salvadoran father and his daughter who drowned together in the Rio Grande.

Just last April, an adult and three children from Honduras drowned in the same river when their raft capsized. On Thursday, Mexican authorities reported that a young Honduran woman traveling north with her family fell from a train and was crushed beneath its wheels.

Now these refugees are confronting the combined repression, detention and abuse from the governments of the United States, Mexico and Guatemala, which have united in the use of naked force in an attempt to prevent them from escaping poverty, state terror and rampant violence.

Democratic Party candidates and congressional leaders have shed crocodile tears over the deaths in the Rio Grande and postured as defenders of immigrants. These sentiments are belied, however, by the fact that Democratic President Barack Obama, the “deporter-in-chief”, and his then secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, presided over the coup that devastated Honduras, driving its people in desperation to flee the country despite the threats of death, persecution and being thrown into a US concentration camp.

After Zelaya’s overthrow, kidnapping and expulsion from the country, the Obama administration sought to preserve a veneer of commitment to “democracy” in Latin America—and deniability for its military, intelligence and diplomatic operatives—by publicly deploring the ouster of Zelaya.

Clinton, however, pointedly refused to describe the military’s seizure and deportation of an elected president as a “coup,” a designation that under the US Foreign Assistance Act, would have required the Obama administration to cut off aid and ties to the coup regime.

The administration likewise failed to demand Zelaya’s reinstatement. Given that the US accounted for 70 percent of Honduran export earnings and provided the guns and aid upon which the country’s military depended, it had unquestioned power to force a reversal of the coup.

Its formal reservations notwithstanding, however, it was soon revealed that top US officials had been in discussions with the military commanders and right-wing politicians who organized the coup shortly before Zelaya’s overthrow.

A conservative and wealthy bourgeois politician of the Honduran Liberal Party, which regularly alternated power with the equally right-wing National Party under US and military-dominated regimes, Zelaya earned Washington’s enmity by becoming swept up by Latin America’s so-called “Pink Tide”. This collection of bourgeois nationalist governments was able, thanks to the commodity boom and the rise of China’s economic influence in the region, to adopt a posture of populism and independence from US imperialism.

For Zelaya, the clear attraction was cheap Venezuelan oil and loans. However, US imperialism, which had sought seven years earlier to overthrow Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in a civilian-military coup, was determined to eliminate a government aligned with Venezuela and Cuba in Honduras.

The Central American country has longed served as a staging ground for counterrevolutionary operations in the region, from the 1954 CIA overthrow of the Arbenz government in Guatemala through to the CIA-organized “contra” war against Nicaragua in the 1980s. The civil wars and counter-insurgency campaigns carried out by US imperialism in the region, using Honduras as its base, would claim the lives of hundreds of thousands. It remains the site of the largest US military base in Latin America at Soto Cano.

Much the same US personnel involved in the 2002 coup against Chavez in Venezuela under George W. Bush were involved in the 2009 coup against Zelaya in Honduras under Barack Obama. And the same strategic policy guides the Trump administration’s present regime change operation against the government of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.

Underlying this clear continuity in Washington’s foreign policy, under both Democratic and Republican administrations alike, is the drive by US imperialism to reverse the decline of its global economic hegemony by military means, particularly in the region that it has so long regarded as its “own backyard.”

The Honduran working class responded to the 2009 coup with immense heroism. It staged continuous demonstrations and strikes in the teeth of savage repression. This included the arbitrary detention of thousands, the shooting of protesters, the gang rape of women detained at protests and the organization of death squads to assassinate journalists and opponents of the coup regime.

Washington ignored this savage brutality, and the US corporate media largely passed over it in silence.

For his part, Zelaya placed his faith in the pseudo-democratic façade of the Obama administration, appealing for its aid and submitting himself—and subordinating the mass movement against the coup—to a series of negotiations aimed at forming a “government of national unity” with those who overthrew him.

In the end, these negotiations led nowhere. The right-wing coup regime led by Zelaya’s former Liberal Party ally Roberto Micheletti was able to drag out the process until rigged elections could be staged in November 2009, installing the right-wing government of Porfirio “Pepe” Lobo and allowing Washington and world imperialism to pretend that the coup had never happened.

Despite the heroism of the Honduran workers, the leadership of the unions and other organizations supporting Zelaya’s reinstatement led the mass movement into a political blind alley, leaving the working class unprepared to confront Zelaya’s capitulation and the consolidation of power by the coup regime under Lobo.

Honduras is today confronting its most severe crisis since the coup of ten years ago. For over a month, mass protests and strikes by teachers and doctors against sweeping IMF-dictated cuts and threats of privatization of education and healthcare have rocked the country. Students have joined these mass protests, occupying their schools and confronting riot police and troops.

Today will see mass demonstrations throughout Honduras marking the coup anniversary. These protests will pay homage to the 136 killed during the repression of the protests against the coup, as well as the 14 murdered by death squads and the 13 disappeared. Since then, many more have been slain, including four killed in just the most recent protests.

They will undoubtedly also advance the demand for the bringing down of the government of Juan Orlando Hernández (JOH), the corrupt president and overseer for the International Monetary Fund, who is kept in power by the Honduran military and US Marines.

Zelaya, now the leader of the Partido Libertad y Refundación, is advancing this demand, once again from the standpoint of reaching a deal within the ruling oligarchy and securing support from Washington.

In 2009, the World Socialist Web Site stated that the struggle of the Honduran working class had “helped expose two great political fictions. The first is the pretense that the Obama administration has inaugurated a new era of non-intervention and mutual respect in US-Latin American relations. The second is that the region’s bourgeois regimes of a nationalist or populist stripe—from Venezuela’s Chavez to Zelaya himself—offer any way forward for the working class and oppressed masses.”

It went on to warn that those “calling themselves ‘socialists’ who promote illusions in these figures are disarming the working class and preparing even greater defeats.”

With the resurgence of the class struggle, these lessons are crucial. Workers can defend their rights only through a conscious break with all forms of bourgeois and petty-bourgeois nationalism, which are instruments not for waging the class struggle but for suppressing it.

What is required is a political rearming and international unification of the working class of Honduras with workers throughout Central America, the United States and the entire hemisphere in a common struggle against capitalist exploitation, oppression and war. This means building sections of the International Committee of the Fourth International throughout the Americas.

Bill Van Auken

#thanks obama #honduras #latin america #central america #hillary clinton #imperialism #cia #imf #international monetary fund #indigenous oppression #us marines

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doctorrdoctorr · 6 years

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Two days ago me and my family went protesting against maduro, we marched for hours under the sun and honestly it made me so happy to see the people united against the dictator who took his share and ran my country to ruins, but it hurts so much to see people being naive and ignorant and supporting that coño de su madre maduro just because trump is against him.

I’ve never been a fan of trump, I remember being so mad when he was elected. How could a man so sexist and racist be elected? But as of today I am great full for the actions he has taken against maduro and the government.

For the ignorant people who say that it was “imperialistic, capitalistic American ideals” that drove this once great country to ruins, you are wrong. I have lived my entire life under this regime, but my mother and my family tell of a time where my country was great. She tells of when she could go out to the street and walk, where you could go to a supermarket and find food, where children got the free education they needed and weren’t brainwashed into thinking that the only way is the chavista way. Of a time where you could go out at night, past 7 or 8 and not worry if you might get mugged, kidnapped or even killed that night.

You can judge me for speaking my truth, but What’s occurring here in venezuela is Inhumane and I wouldn’t wish it upon any other fucking country. Maduro and Chavez (and literally all the government) are corrupt bastards who wine about imperialism and say that rich people are evil, when in reality they’ve embezzled all the money the country used to have. Venezuela has one of the biggest oil reserves in the world (plus a shitton of minerals), where do you think that money went?

#venezuela #my life #protest

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sharedarticlesworld-blog · 5 years

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Maduro unleashes state terrorism to entrench itself in power

Kidnappings of minors, arbitrary detentions, razzias in the neighborhoods and extrajudicial executions are the repressive cocktail with which the police arms that abide by Nicolás Maduro put at bay the popular protest in Venezuela. While the international community seeks political solutions to the Venezuelan drama, the sinister Special Action Forces (FAES) put into practice their own version of the death caravan in the poorest neighborhoods of the country.

While world public opinion has its eye on the geopolitical aspect of the Venezuelan situation, within the country the state security agencies controlled by Nicolás Maduro are escalating repression to a level not seen since 2017.

As happened that year, as well as in 2014, the repression of the political police and the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) took precedence over the students and young people in general who took part in those days of protests. On this occasion he has directed all his rage against the poorest neighborhoods of Caracas and some cities in the interior.

La Vega, Cotiza, Catia, Boquerón, Propatria, El Cuartel, El Valle, Coche, the neighborhoods adjacent to San Martín Avenue (very close to the Presidential Palace of Miraflores), and José Félix Ribas in the populous Petare, once electoral bastions of Chavismo in the metropolitan area of Caracas, were the protagonists of three consecutive nights of pots and pans and riots where the legitimate demonstration was mixed with groups from the common underworld (armed by Chavismo) that blocked streets and avenues while confronting with sticks, stones and high-powered weapons the detachments of the GNB and the Bolivarian National Police (PNB). A reflection of the atmosphere of social violence that has been fostered in Venezuela during the years of chavista hegemony.

Subjected to months of severe reasoning in the supply of drinking water, domestic gas, frequent blackouts, chaos in public transportation and famine (plus repeated breaches of promises made by Maduro) these sectors have exploded.

That is the Venezuela of discontent, made up of many of the former Chavista voters who are now joining the street calls made by Juan Guaidó, who more than the chief executive in charge in his capacity as president of the National Assembly, has become the leader and face of the country's new political process, to the point that the social composition of the recent concentrations has changed in everyone's eyes.

The Venezuelan middle class, which at other times was the backbone of the social opposition to Chavismo, and is now weakened by the massive diaspora, has been largely replaced in the streets by all those whom the "Bolivarian revolution" promised to redeem.

The response of the police apparatus of the Madurist regime to this rebellion was not long in coming. Since the morning of January 23rd, the sinister Special Action Forces (FAES), attached to the PNB, have dedicated themselves to hunting down the actors of the days of protests in the different neighborhoods, often with the collaboration of Chavista political cadres who live in those sectors and play the role of informers for their own neighbors.

The image of a mobile unit with FAES officials and an obviously lifeless body is quite revealing of what happened in the style of the Caravan of Death of the Southern Cone dictatorships.

According to figures from the Criminal Forum (@ForoPenal) Provea (@_Provea) and Redes de Ayuda (@RedesAyuda), the balance of the repression as of January 28, reached at least 35 assassinations, 850 arrests of demonstrators, 77 of whom are adolescents and children.

The police brutality that spread to different areas of the country did not even take into consideration the physical condition or health of the minors. For example, Jackson Rodriguez, 14, was released on January 29 with precautionary measures. Arrested on January 23 in Villa Bahia in the state of Bolivar and of special condition, Jackson suffered convulsions in his confinement because GNB did not allow him to receive the medication. He himself denounced physical and verbal abuse: "I was the one who was hit the hardest because I didn't cry. I was beaten by guards, mostly women.

Arbitrarily arresting minors has been the objective of the repressive bodies, which see in them the most active protagonists of the riots, according to Prodavinci.

For the 29th, in statements to journalist Luis Olavarrieta (@LuisOlavarrieta), the president of the Human Rights Coalition, Ana Leonor Acosta, denounced that the number of minors arbitrarily detained in the jails of police agencies was 84, reports Caraota Digital.

Complaints about serious human rights violations perpetrated by the FAES in these days include extrajudicial executions. Specifically, three boys from the town of El Tocuyo (in the central-western part of the country), according to the version of their humble families.

Unfortunately, none of these practices is new in the country. Operatives for the Liberation of the People (OLP) carried out in the poorest neighborhoods of Venezuela by different police agencies, in 2015 and 2017 alone, left a balance of more than 9,200 extrajudicial executions, according to the denunciation substantiated by prosecutor Luisa Ortega Díaz, designated as such by the Chavista majority of the National Assembly and then dismissed by the Constituent of Maduro.

If that figure is true, it would be more than three times the number of people disappeared by Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship in Chile in 17 years and would make Maduro's regime one of the bloodiest in Latin American history.

But numbers apart, what is public and notorious in Venezuela is the repressive style of these police forces (created by former president Hugo Chávez) and in particular of those PLOs, oriented evidently to maintain under the control exercised by parapolice terror the most socially disadvantaged sectors of the country.

This reveals what is probably the most sinister aspect of Chavismo, a political movement that 20 years ago reached the government displaying as one of its flags the defense of Human Rights (particularly the humblest) but that in the exercise of absolute power has been degraded to extremes never imagined in the past.

#venezuela #terrorism

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minipisi-is-dumb · 25 days

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Children kidnapped by Maduro's regime are sent to a maximum security prison to be tortured or even killed by the military. This video shows their parents waving and screaming different forms of "I love you" to the kids from afar. Some kids even wave back to their parents. The youngest one is 12 years old.

How is a 12 year old child a CIA terrorist? How is a 12 year old child a coup plotter? How is a 12 year old child deserving of the most horrific things a human being can experience? The regime is already known for abusing little girls they kidnap. The regime is known for taking away the childhoods of Venezuelans for the last 25 years.

But nobody wants to do anything because our situation doesn't fit a left vs right dichotomy.

Nobody does anything because we're not a trend or "important".

Nobody does anything because our freedom doesn't follow your standards.

Nobody does anything because you'd rather send us back to all rot under the regime.

Nobody does anything, and this keeps happening.

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#minipisi.txt #vzla tag #venezuela libre #free venezuela #venezuela

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putinslackey · 5 years

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Russia & Maduro want Colombia

Juan Manuel Santos gave free seats in the Colombian Congress to Genocide Terrorists without any Election or Democracy

This was completely unnecessary because his predecessor had defeated them and they were hiding in the Jungle almost finished

Besides that this corrupt Tyrant (Odebrecht Cemex and Narcos) packed the Many useless Courts of Colombia with Communist Corrupt "Magistrates" (Judges)

He resurrected FARC = ELN = M-19 founded by Fidel Castro

Juan Manuel Santos threw the Colombian People into a Deep Well of Desperation and Hopelessness

He organized a Constitutional Assembly in Cuba, only with the FARC Murderers, in order to change despotically the Colombian Constitution for the Total Advantage and Supremacy of Terrorists

He gave them their own Judicial Court of Communism (called JEP) to be Scott Free with Total Impunity, Amnesty and Absolution and to persecute the Good People that create Business and Riches = Entrepreneurs

The Judges were selected by the Genocide Terror Murderers that have been accused of kidnapping raping murdering Children (Thousands of accusations) He stole the reelection in 2014 with Gross Vulgar Montages and laughed at the Plebiscite that he lost in 2016

He flushed by the Toilet "The Will of the People". The Tyrant became Rich and enriched his cronies. He sowed 300,000 hectares of COCA

He has killed more USA Americans than Osama Bin Laden, but slowly with Cocaine and other Drugs

He preaches platitudes and banalities (trite clichés) in Harvard and Georgetown and receives Standing Ovations by the Innocent and Gullible there.

#Colombia Venezuela #Colombia #Venezuela

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Today's Press Conference

Thank you for coming. I'll read a brief statement and then take some questions.

First, according to our experts in D.C., 100% of the past year's increase in the cost of gas was caused by the current 12 day war in Ukraine.

We are going to stop buying oil from Russia.

Questions?

"But don't we get 4-5% of our oil from Russia? And won't that 4-5% loss skyrocket our cost at the pump by a dollar or two or five dollars per gallon."

Well, yes. According to our experts in D.C., all future gas price increases will be a direct result of this and not at all for any other reason.

Butt experts have a plan. (misspelling intentional, tee hee.)

"How about buying more oil from our neighbors? Like Canada? Or Mexico?"

Sorry, Canada is flat out because as soon as we buy more from them some of those people might start asking "Shouldn't we open up the Keystone XL Pipeline to transport it?".

"And Mexico?"

Well we all know that drilling for oil anywhere in North America will cause more climate change and we can't have that. Drilling on the other side of the planet is much less harmful to Mother Earth. Simple common sense. So... No Mexican oil.

"Well from whom do we get the oil we so desperately need to produce our electric vehicles?"

Venezuela, Iran and Saudi Arabia. There ya go.

"But isn't Venezuelan President Maduro a Socialist/Communist? And aren't they a Russian Ally? And doesn't the U.S. not even recognized the Venezuelan Government? And doesn't the U.S. currently impose sanctions on Venezuelan oil? And aren't they on this side of the planet so pumping more oil will affect the climate?"

Running short of time here. Next question.

"Why Iran for a whole bunch of obvious reasons?"

Well, if we buy Iranian oil, they will have more money and will be able to speed up their nuclear program for energy and not for anything to do with nuclear weapons. We will make them promise not to make nuclear weapons. And they said they won't use any of the money to sponsor terrorism around the world. And they hinted they won't kidnap 52 Americans and hold them captive for 444 days like they did in 1979 if we buy their oil.

"But why would the want to have nuclear power plants to get off of oil when oil for them is cheap and the main source of income for their country?"

Clock people! Watch the Clock! Next question.

"Didn't Saudi Arabia form OPEC, the original oil cartel and monopolize the global oil supply for decades? And didn't they control oil prices and cause inflation and oil shortages and long gas lines in the U.S. back in the 70's? And don't they kill gays and subjugate women. And didn't they support the 911 hijackers? Should we let them have control over oil in the U.S. all over again?"

"And shouldn't we just drill our own oil which is 20% cleaner than pretty much any that is produced anywhere else and be energy independent of these dictators and thugs?"

There's a good explanation for that. As Vice President Harris has said numerous times, "Let me be clear, obviously, (cackle) undeniably, children, racism, wherewithal, (cackle) continue doing, save the whales, equity, Trump, masks!"

Couldn't be any simpler than that.

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Ally of Venezuela’s Maduro appears in court on graft charges

A businessman who prosecutors say was a major conduit for corruption by Nicolás Maduro’s inner circle appeared for the first time in Miami federal court Monday after a weekend extradition that has further strained relations between the U.S. and Venezuela’s socialist government.

Alex Saab’s legs shook nervously while seated as he waited, handcuffed and in an orange jumpsuit, for the start of the hearing, which took place via Zoom with more than 350 journalists, gawking opponents of Maduro and members of Saab’s family in attendance.

Saab’s extradition to the U.S. from Cape Verde, where he was arrested 16 months ago, has already ricocheted far and wide.

VENEZUELA SUSPENDS TALKS WITH OPPOSITION AFTER MADURO ENVOY EXTRADITED TO US TO FACE CHARGES

Only hours after Saab was placed on a Department of Justice aircraft on Saturday, Maduro’s government suspended negotiations with Venezuela’s U.S.-backed opposition. It also threw back into jail six American oil executives it accuses of corruption. They had been under house arrest in another politically charged case marked by allegations of wrongful detention.

The Maduro government has labelled Saab a diplomatic envoy and has spared no effort to free the Colombian-born businessman, who was arrested on a U.S. warrant in the African archipelago while making a fuel stop en route to Iran.

On Monday, it was joined by ally Russia, whose ambassador in Caracas tweeted his “most energetic and categorical protest against the kidnapping” of Saab.

Saab, 49, raised his bushy eyebrows but was largely silent as magistrate Judge John O’Sullivan, through an interpreter, informed him that he was being charged with eight counts of money laundering. The judge set another hearing in two weeks where Saab will have the opportunity to enter a plea.

Saab, was indicted in 2019 on money-laundering charges for allegedly bribing Venezuelan officials and falsifying import documents to pocket more than $350 million from a low-income housing project. On the same day as his indictment, he was sanctioned by the Trump administration for allegedly utilizing a network of shell companies spanning the globe — Turkey, Hong Kong, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates — to hide windfall profits from overvalued food contracts.

But Saab’s connections extend much deeper.

IMMIGRATION ACTIVISTS WALK OUT ON BIDEN ADMINISTRATION DURING MEETING IN PROTEST: ‘TURNING POINT’

Among those the U.S. claims he paid to win government contracts are Maduro’s stepsons. Commonly known in Venezuela as “Los Chamos,” slang for “the kids,” the three adult children of first lady Cilia Flores from a previous relationship have themselves been under investigation by prosecutors in Miami for several years, two people familiar with the U.S. investigation told The Associated Press.

Michael Penfold, a Venezuelan political analyst, said that Saab’s extradition is likely to freeze all attempts to bridge deep distrust between the Maduro government and its opponents. The two sides have been meeting since August in a bid to jointly address the country’s ongoing humanitarian crisis, which has led more than 5 million people to flee the country in recent years, and pave the way for a democratic opening starting with next month’s regional elections.

FILE PHOTO: A woman walks by a mural in support of the liberation of businessman Alex Saab, who was detained in Cape Verde on charges of laundering money for the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, in Caracas, Venezuela September 9, 2021. REUTERS/Leonardo Fernandez Viloria/File Photo

The Biden administration, which has tried to downplay the political impact of Saab’s extradition, is key to the success of those talks. After years of cracking down on its opponents, Venezuela’s cash-starved government is considering granting more freedoms in exchange for the U.S. reversing crippling sanctions put in place on one of the world’s largest oil producers by the Trump administration, which was hellbent on ousting Maduro.

“Saab’s extradition restarts the bad blood between Venezuela and the U.S.,” said Penfold, a global fellow at the Wilson Center in Washington. “We’re going back to the old dynamic of mutual recrimination that the negotiations had started to ease, but with the difference that now these indictments are part of that dynamic.”

Norway, which is sponsoring the fledgling talks, urged restraint after Maduro’s government said it would not travel to Mexico City for the next round of talks, which were scheduled to take place this week.

“We will keep working for the parties to, as soon as possible, continue their important effort at the negotiating table for an inclusive political solution for the benefit of the Venezuelan people,” Norway’s foreign ministry said in a statement

WHO IS NICOLÁS MADURO? WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT VENEZUELA’S SOCIALIST LEADER

In Caracas’ historic Plaza Bolivar, Saab’s wife, a former Italian model, led a small rally Sunday of a few dozen government supporters protesting what they see as Saab’s “kidnapping.”

“I don’t plan to lie to favor the U.S.,” said a nervous-sounding Camilla Fabri, reading a letter she said was penned by her husband. “I’ve not committed any crime, in the U.S. or in any country.”

Hours later, Maduro himself entered the fray, saying the U.S. — not his government — delivered a “mortal blow” to the dialogue effort and next month’s gubernatorial elections, which pits a bitterly divided opposition against a slate of pro-Maduro candidates supported by the central government.

He also asserted, with no evidence, that interrogators in Cape Verde used electric shocks to torture Saab and extract a false confession that in the end never came.

“They wanted to force him into becoming a monster, a false accuser against Venezuela, against me and against the Bolivarian revolution — something he never allowed,” Maduro said on state TV.

The out-of-court maneuvers have been especially troubling to the families of nine Americans jailed in Caracas. Over the weekend, they published an open letter appealing to the White House to remain engaged on Venezuela.

“Mr. President, we are frustrated by the lack of action by your administration,” the families said in the letter, which was written just prior to Saab’s extradition. “The people in charge of protecting and returning wrongfully detained Americans have not even taken the basic first step of directly engaging with the Venezuelans that are holding our loved ones.”

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Those jailed include six oil executives who had been working for the Houston subsidiary of Venezuela’s state-owned oil giant PDVSA who were convicted and sentenced last year to long prison sentences for embezzling funds from a never-executed plan to refinance Citgo’s bonds. The families of the so-called Citgo 6 and the U.S. government have vehemently rejected the accusations and consider the men wrongfully detained.

Within hours of Saab’s extradition, security forces returned the oil executives to the infamous Helicoide jail where they’ve been held on and off since being lured to Caracas in 2017 for a meeting at which they were arrested by masked police who stormed a conference room where they were gathered. Also at the prison is former U.S. Marine Matthew Heath, who is awaiting trial on weapons charges tied to a supposed plan to sabotage refineries, and two former Green Berets Caracas has tied to a failed cross-border raid from Colombia to overthrow Maduro.

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BUSH BISH GEORGIA HALL, COHORT WITH THE USGOV OTHER PRESIDENTS CAN'T TELL ME CHIT!! GET THE BISH OFF MY PROPERT8ES, EVERYTHING SHE SOLD, WHO ARE HER BUDDIES!!? I WANT MY EXPENSIVE REAL ESTATE!! DIRTY DARKY MCGRIFF ALWAYS UNDER THE AZZEZ OF TERRORISTS CITING COOL WITH EVERYONE, BABY KILLERS, BABY RING OPERATORS, RAPISTS, IS DARKY MCGRIFF WITH UGLY GRAND CHILDREN, (TRACEY AUSTIN)THE SAME AT MATTOON STREET KEEPING THE TERRORISTS AWAY!!?? I WAS KITED AND KIDNAPPED, I WAS PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTED!! DARKY MCGRIFF,I DIDN'T HAVE YO UGLY DAUGHTERS, NOR GRAND DAUGHTERS, I AM FILING CHARGES AGAINST YOUR VIOLENT CHILDREN AND GRAND-CHILDREN!!'TELL YOUR RAPISTS AND CHILDREN, STOP GIVING THE IMPRESSION, I HAD YOUR KIDS, WAS AROUND YOUR KIDS, WOULD BE NEAR YOUR KIDS, BELIEVE THE STORY OF "WE GETTING THE KIDS", THE SAME BABY RING BEEN OPERATING FOR 60+ YEARS AND I AM DISGUSTED**THOSE NASTY FUX OF ALL OF MCGRIFFS, ETC...WERE AND AREC ABUSING MY BABIES, INCLUDING MY SIRNIKS, TAUGHT CHILD SACRIFICES, KITED AND KIDNAPPED ME, IF SEEN I WAS AROUND YO UGLY BABIES AND GRAND BABIES,

LETISHA THOMPSON AND HER DIRTY FAMILY, NEVER MENTIONED THE BABY RING, I HAD NO MEMORY, 8F MY MEMORY WASN'T SUPPRESSED, LEFRAK CITY WOULD OF BURNED DOWN!! I WOULD HAVE MURKED, I WOULD HAVE CUT THEM UP AND TOSSED THEIR TORSOS!" BREAKING AND ENTERING IS A VERY SERIOUS OFFENSE, WHY WERE THE BASTARDS NOT ARRESTED AND IN PRISON TO CURRENT DAY!!?

*** WORLD LEADERS PROTECT BORDERS FROM AFRICA, OF COURSE PROTECT PERSONAL INTERESTS, PUT A GAPING HOLE IF NECESSARY, DO NOT ACCEPT REFUGEES, WE ARE TIRED OF THE ANGRY TERRORISTS, THE USGOV ALLOW TERRORISTS BABY RING OPERATORS AND RELATIVES RUN AMERICA!! DO NOT FOLLOW AMERICA!!

PRESIDENT MADURO I READ AN ARTICLE DRUGS, ETC...IS RUNNING SMALL TOWNS IN VENEZUELA, PLEASE CLEANSE, THE USGOV WILL CITE, THE PRESIDENT IS A DRUG DEALER, AS WHAT AMERICA USGOV STATED ABOUT MADURO, THE REAL REASONS INFRASTRUCTURE AND CITIZENS ARE FIRST WORLD WIDE!!

*VERY FUNNY COMING FROM DRUG AND HUMAN TRAFFICKERS, THE MURDERERS OF CIA, CIA MILITARULY, THE LOVERS OF ALL THE RAPISTS OF REPRODUCTION OF MCGRIFF, SANDERS, DAVIDSON, MILLER, MY OLDER CHILDREN, MY SIRNIKS AND ME!!

THE PAEDOPHILE FUX INSIST THEY DID MY ABUSED BABIES A FAVOR, WE DON'T ACCEPT FAVORS!! WHO HAD MY BABIES FROM WAY BACK IN THE 69-70!!? HOWEVER, I WILL MURK FOR THE FIRST BABY HARMED!!"RAPED ME FOR REPRODUCTION AND KEPT MY BABIES FROM ME BEGINNING IN 1969!!

RAPED MY BABIES AT BIRTH!! NO PROTECTION, ONLY US AND REAL CIA, CIA MILITARY, AMBUSHED BY INNER CIRCLE AND THE CURRENT AND FORMER PRESIDENTS, ARE CHILD MOLESTER PREDATORS, NO CIA, CIA MILITARY GAVE MCGRIFF,ETC... NOR ANY CASES TO THE FBI CITING WE DON'T HAVE ANY USE AND FBI FOUND CASES AGSINST US, FUNK YOUR STAGED SCENES, FUNK YOUR EDITED AUDIO VIDEOS,YOUR DOPE PUSHING WITNESSES,SERIAL MURDERERS, JOHN BOYLE, BUSH, CARTER, CLINTON, OBAMA,

AFTER ALL WE WERE ONLY RAPED FOR REPRODUCTION AT BIRTH, HARMED EVERYDAY THERE AFTER, KITED AND KIDNAPPED OUT THE COUNTRY, MONEY AND PROPERTY STOLEN, OUR CHILDREN ENSLAVED AND RAPED FOR REPRODUCTION, HELD BY THE USGOV CURRENT AND FORMER PRESIDENTS AND THEIR TERRORIST BABY RING OPERATORS, TEST TUBE BABIES AND THEIR RELATIVES! THE MEN HARMED WITH ME, ARE IN PRISON, WHEN WILL THEY BE RELEASED,

WHY THE DIRTY CHILD MOLESTING BABY RING OPERATORS HAS ME CHIPPED AND WHERE THE FUNK IS MY MONEY, INCLUDING MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, NEED MORE EDITED AUDIO VIDEOS AND MY COMPLIANCE!!?

WHY NO ARRESTS OF THE RAPISTS OF OUR REPRODUCTION!!?

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Monday, October 18, 2021

Unhappy with prices, ranchers look to build own meat plant (AP) Like other ranchers across the country, Rusty Kemp for years grumbled about rock-bottom prices paid for the cattle he raised in central Nebraska, even as the cost of beef at grocery stores kept climbing. He and his neighbors blamed it on consolidation in the beef industry stretching back to the 1970s that resulted in four companies slaughtering over 80% of the nation’s cattle, giving the processors more power to set prices while ranchers struggled to make a living. Federal data show that for every dollar spent on food, the share that went to ranchers and farmers dropped from 35 cents in the 1970s to 14 cents recently. It led Kemp to launch an audacious plan: Raise more than $300 million from ranchers to build a plant themselves, putting their future in their own hands. Crews will start work this fall building the Sustainable Beef plant on nearly 400 acres near North Platte, Nebraska, and other groups are making similar surprising moves in Iowa, Idaho and Wisconsin. The enterprises will test whether it’s really possible to compete financially against an industry trend that has swept through American agriculture.

US religious group says 17 missionaries kidnapped in Haiti (AP) A group of 17 U.S. missionaries including children was kidnapped by a gang in Haiti on Saturday, according to a voice message sent to various religious missions by an organization with direct knowledge of the incident. The missionaries were on their way home from building an orphanage, according to a message from Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries. Haiti is struggling with a spike in gang-related kidnapping. At least 328 kidnapping victims were reported to Haiti’s National Police in the first eight months of 2021, compared with a total of 234 for all of 2020. Gangs have demanded ransoms ranging from a couple hundred dollars to more than $1 million, according to authorities. Gangs have been accused of kidnapping schoolchildren, doctors, police officers, busloads of passengers and others as they grow more powerful. In April, one gang kidnapped five priests and two nuns.

Venezuela halts talks after Maduro ally’s extradition to US (AP) Venezuela’s government said Saturday it would halt negotiations with its opponents in retaliation for the extradition to the U.S. of a close ally of President Nicolás Maduro who prosecutors believe could be the most significant witness ever about corruption in the South American country. The announcement capped a tumultuous day that saw businessman Alex Saab placed on a U.S.-bound plane in Cape Verde after a 16-month fight by Maduro and his allies. A few hours after news of Saab’s extradition blew up Venezuelan social media, six American oil executives held on house arrest were taken back to jail by security forces--a sign that relations between Washington and Caracas could be upended after months of quiet diplomacy since Joe Biden entered the White House. Families of the men known as the Citgo 6--for the Houston subsidiary of Venezuela’s state-owned oil company where they worked--expressed frustration with both governments.

Celebrity chef’s group feeds the hungry on Spain’s eruption-hit La Palma (Reuters) Working in close proximity to the red-hot lava flowing from a volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma, emergency workers anxiously await their lunch break--and while any food would do, it tastes better when it comes from a celebrity chef’s kitchen. Chef Jose Andres’ non-profit World Central Kitchen (WCK) has been delivering hot food, sandwiches and water to thousands of evacuees as well as the emergency workers overseeing residents’ removal from harm’s way. “Although there are so many of us, it seems like there’s a lack of personnel ... including those who come down to give us a sandwich! It seems silly but after eight hours on the ground it’s fundamental,” said Captain Diego Ortiz of the Guardia Civil police force. The non-profit started cooking 200 meals a day early in the eruption--which began on Sept. 19--and is now making 1,400, with the amount growing daily, said Olivier de Belleroche, a 45-year-old chef from Madrid who works for WCK.

Heavy rains, floods leave 8 dead, 12 missing in south India (AP) At least eight people have died and a dozen are feared missing after a day of torrential rains in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Rescue operations were underway on Sunday after heavy rains lashed the state the day before, triggering flash floods and landslides, the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency reported. The National Disaster Response Force and the Indian Army deployed teams to help with rescue efforts in two of the worst-hit districts, Kottayam and Idukki, where a dozen people are still feared missing.

New crew docks at China’s first permanent space station (AP) Chinese astronauts began Saturday their six-month mission on China’s first permanent space station, after successfully docking aboard their spacecraft. The astronauts, two men and a woman, were seen floating around the module before speaking via a live-streamed video. The new crew includes Wang Yaping, 41, who is the first Chinese woman to board the Tiangong space station, and is expected to become China’s first female spacewalker. The crew will do three spacewalks to install equipment in preparation for expanding the station, assess living conditions in the Tianhe module, and conduct experiments in space medicine and other fields. China’s military-run space program plans to send multiple crews to the station over the next two years to make it fully functional.

Melbourne to ease world’s longest COVID-19 lockdowns as vaccinations rise (Reuters) Melbourne, which has spent more time under COVID-19 lockdowns than any other city in the world, is set to lift its stay-at-home orders this week, officials said on Sunday. By Friday, when some curbs will be lifted, the Australian city of 5 million people will have been under six lockdowns totalling 262 days, or nearly nine months, since March 2020. Australian and other media say this is the longest in the world, exceeding a 234-day lockdown in Buenos Aires.

Shooting in Syria could mark new phase in Israeli campaign (AP) The death of a former Syrian Druse lawmaker, allegedly by Israeli sniper fire, could mark a new phase in Israel’s war against Iranian entrenchment in neighboring Syria. Syria’s state-run news agency said that Midhat Saleh was fatally shot Saturday in Ein el-Tinneh, a village along the Israeli frontier in the Golan Heights where he ran a Syrian government office. Israeli media said Saleh had been assisting the Iranian military against Israel. The Israeli military declined to comment, but if the Syrian claim is true, it would mark the first time that Israeli snipers are known to have killed an Iranian-linked target across the border. Israel has said it will not tolerate a permanent Iranian military presence in Syria and has acknowledged carrying out scores of airstrikes on alleged Iranian arms shipments and military targets in Syria in recent years. Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria in the 1967 Mideast war and later annexed the strategic territory. Most of the world does not recognize the annexation, though the Trump administration declared the territory to be part of Israel.

Pope pledges to continue being a ‘pest’ in defence of the poor (Reuters) Pope Francis said on Saturday he realises some people, including within the Church, consider him to be “a pest” for defending the poor and most vulnerable, but that it won’t stop him as it is part of Christianity. “Thinking about these situations (of exclusion and inequality), I make a pest of myself with my questions. And I go on asking. And I ask everyone in the name of God,” said Francis, Latin America’s first pope. Francis, 84, was speaking by video link to the World Meeting of Popular Movements, a grouping of grassroots organisations and social movements which bring attention to inequality in labour, land ownership, health care and other social issues in the developing world. Francis said rich countries and financial institutions should cancel the debts of the poorest nations. Weapons manufacturers and dealers should to stop contributing “to those awful geopolitical games which cost millions of displaced lives and millions of dead.” Technology giants should stop allowing hate speech, fake news, conspiracy theories, and political manipulation, he said, and called for a universal basic income and for countries to consider shortening the work day so more people could have jobs. “This system, with its relentless logic of profit, is escaping all human control. It is time to slow the locomotive down, an out-of-control locomotive hurtling towards the abyss. There is still time,” he said. “And so, I persist in my pestering.”

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You should stop participating in extortion and kidnapping, Ricardo Coca. If you don't want your family's extortion and kidnapping victims to threaten to kill your family members. You should stop them from crime Ricardo. Not help them.

Sleepover at suicide slumber party is over, Star. Time to return to your one remaining sane law abiding parent.

I don't even think that is Star Monique Gonnerman, who posts and removes pictures from her instagram account. It's probably her mother Elizabeth Monica Coca posting and removing old photos, so you don't know that Star is locked away safely like a piece of capital. Star's instagram account doesn't interest me at all. Because everything Elizabeth Monica Coca do online is a distraction. So you don't suspect what is really happening. Those are old photos, of rare social events from the previous year.

Vulture over the custody auction human trafficking situation. See if anyone dies of covid19 family emergency. Ratero family of delincuentes lost a loved ratero to covid19. Can i have my daughter Star Monique Gonnerman back now? I'm her father Kurt Gonnerman.

Nick the prick Boyd, the dead Boyd lawyer he's been awfully quiet. Full of lead Boyd.

Kind of exposed that Joseph Taylor learned professional cyber stalking skills on his bribe jobs of bribing warlords in Afghanistan. Being cyberstalked by Moroccan isis al qaeda human traffickers. Or being stalked by Joseph Taylor for custody papers. Or being stalked by military Lieutenants trained by the KGB by Maduro in Caracas, and feeling like whatsapp is Red October. I start to have counterintuitive skills. And i know a lot about American cyber stalkers. But you don't know about KGB trained pirate gangs of Caracas, who include lieutenants. Their narcotraffickers, not like the DEA. They are deported prison gangs like the DEA, but the DEA is not trained by the KGB nor does it have screaming military lieutenants taking over hotels, and filling Hostal Bolegnesi up witb pregnant young women.

What happened in June 2018, is that Elizabeth Monica Coca finally accepted her deportation which was announced to her at immigrations when she returned from dropping me (Kurt Gonnerman) off in Perú, she got her deportation notice in June 2013. Joseph Taylor thought that he could use Mormon bullying to get custody papers from me. As if Lima, Perú, population 10 million is the same as Salt Lake City, Utah. And the large Mormon family can routinely visit your home in a large group, and demand custody papers. But you couldn't do that in Lima, Perú, could you Joseph Taylor?

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It has been narrated on the authority of Abdullah b. 'Umar that the Messenger of Allah said:

I have been commanded to fight against people till they testify that (la ilaha illallah) there is no god but Allah, that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, and they establish prayer, and pay Zakat and if they do it, their blood and property are guaranteed protection on my behalf except when justified by law, and their affairs rest with Allah.

Sahih Muslim 22 Book 1, Hadith 36

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...which is funny. Because like Charro (Rosaria Rodriguez), or Gladis and Michael Tahan. Or Raquel and Dave Jensen or whatever your name is. Carlos and Pocha Coca Cabra, Julia Coca Cabra. You have your American homes. No one cares about your mortgage debt or property taxes. Sell it all and go back to Perú then. Your children file out of the big show-off home and begin a life of their own. You ever hear of that? A life of their own? Your big expensive house is empty and always in need of repair.

They need Islam. They need the Word of salvation, La ilaha illallah, that there is no God but Allah swt. Look how lost and meaningless the lives of Mormons. Doing the ancestry of ancestors so you can baptise their dead?! Focus on your own repentance and salvation, filthy fools! Turn to your One Creator, Word of salvation, la ilaha illallah, 5 salat prayers at specific time frames of the day. Save yourself from the Hellfire, stop this materialistic Mormon or Christian madness! You are criminal psychopaths you will murder out of jealousy and competition over other people's children! Sick filthy fool! May Allah guide you away from the shirk and the sihr, the polytheism and black magic and turn your heart to Allah Alone, seeking His Face in actions words and intentions, in Islam, leave Morgen Mormon basura behind no more Christianity now is Islam, Ameen.

Why don't you go take your V2K DEW gun to a mountain and drink mountain dew?

At the last week of March 2021, Jose Felix of the department of child welfare services in San Diego, told me Kurt Gonnerman, that Star Monique Gonnerman had attempted suicide with a belt in the home of Tamara Bangerter Coca and Enrique Coca. And he only told me this for his own sick control and manipulation game. And to record incriminating evidence against me, while i was furious of the neglect being reported about my daughter Star, and seeing this spic who should build his professional reputation in San Juan, Puerto Rico, not San Diego. Was only going to send Star back to Tamara and the extended family member kidnapping ring. And the house of belts with the BYI Idaho lynch squad. Which he did, and there was no rescuing Star from extended family member kidnappers. Because Jose Felix is a baby peddler. He confiscates babies for international Mormon CPS adoption crime networks. Not sixteen year old problem child who is showing signs of neglect and delinquency. That's not worth money to San Diego child welfare services crime ring adoption agency baby peddlers.

Ratero familia de delincuentes lose a loved one to the delta covid19 variant yet? Bismillahir rahmanir rahim. I'm nesting for Star and Alina at the Havasu City Perú / México transaction kiosk. We've got some phenomenal coin operated cyber machinery set up, for crypto wallet online phishing for transaction fee games.

Coca Cabra Taylor Tahan Link, "morally incapable."

...when Kurt Gonnerman got dropped off in Lima, Perú in June 2013.

The Coca Cabra family has American citizenship. But they still need to divorce their spouses and enslave many children to pretend to prosper as Americans. Like they are still in Peru where child slavery and exploitation is normal.

You arranged for Joe to abuse Star so that Star would be depressed.to.give your mom her SSI check becaise your mom can't afford to live in USA even with the rent money of illegal Mexiicans who live in her basement. And collecting rent from her home in Lima. She still needs to drive a grandchild to depression for SSI checks.

Everything you own is a burden which will need to be sold when you die. Do you think anyone wants to inherit your property taxes and home mortgage debt fees? You didn't even try to leave something positive for your future generations. You're like Joe Gonnerman, you worked all your life and can't even give your son a penny now.

Star has to be a child slave of your Coca Cabra Tahan Taylor family instead of having a normal life with consistent friends. Because your stupid brothers and sisters can't afford the USA. Everything you own is a burden which will need to be sold when you die. Do you think anyone wants to inherit your property taxes and home mortgage debt fees? You Mormon Epsteins didn't even try to leave something positive for your future generations.

No child should be a slave to the Coca Cabra Taylor Tahan crime ring of her aunts and uncles and deported mother Elizabeth Monica Coca. Star Monique Gonnerman should not have to serve this crime ring as leverage for Star's uncles and aunts to be able to afford living in the United States. They should all.go back to San Juan de Miraflores and Churacan where they came from. Not enslave and kidnap family members, hide and harbour them around so Star Monique Gonnerman can visit you in Tijuana and serve her grandmother her SSI disability check for home improvements Julia Coca Cabra even though Julia collects rent from illegal alien Mexicans in her basement and really you are a family Coca Cabra Taylor Tahan low life scum bag crime ring.

Okay well, all your worthless family go back to Perú. Star Monique Gonnermam and Kurt Gonnerman don't need you.

...okay well your brothers and sisters should all go back to Peru and live in the house in San Juan de Miraflores. Instead of hiding the child Star Monique Gonnerman of their deported family member Elizabeth Monica Coca who the aunts and uncles are hiding Star in the USA when they have no legal rights to do this. So Star has to move from house to house, and becomes depressed and suicidal. Because Coca Cabra Tahan Taylor family crime ring is hiding Star, and abusing her and neglecting so Jose Felix calls me from San Diego department of child welfare services to say Star did a suicide attempt with a belt in Tamara Coca's house in Chula Vista. BYU Lynch squad Tamara didn't try to hang Star or anything.

Okay well Ricardo, Enrique, Tamara Carlos Pocha Gladis Michael, Dave and Raquel, Milagros and Charro Rosaria Rodriguez can all go to prison. Because they are hiding someone else's child they have no legal rights to. And Elizabeth Monica Coca has been deported, but her and her husband Joseph Taylor can still go to prison too. Amin.

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