RT | September 27, 2020 Responding to Macron, Lukashenko quipped that Minsk is ready to provide a venue for negotiations on “a peaceful transition of power [from the French president] to any of the above-mentioned groups.”
‘Sort out your own internal affairs,’ Lukashenko tells Macron after French leader calls for his resignation
*giggles*
RT | September 19, 2020 France has pushed back against Washington’s assertion that Hezbollah has stockpiles of ammonium nitrate stashed around Europe…
France says no ‘tangible’ evidence supporting US allegation of secret Hezbollah explosive stores
RT | September 14, 2020 The German government claimed on Monday that the presence of a substance from the Novichok family of poisons in the system of…
Germany claims French & Swedish labs ‘confirmed’ Navalny’s Novichok poisoning, as Macron labels incident ‘attempted murder’
However, Henri-Levy had a still more critical role to play: bringing the US military juggernaut into the plot. Henri-Levy organized the first of what would be several high-level talks between US officials from the Obama Administration and the Libyans of the TNC. Most importantly, Henri-Levy set up the meeting between Abdeljalil and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. While Clinton was skeptical at the time of the meeting, it would be a matter of months before she and Joe Biden, along with the likes of Susan Rice, Samantha Power, and others would be planning the political, diplomatic, and military route to regime change in Libya.
Citroen’s target demographic for its $7K Ami plastic car: 14-year-olds
No subtitles but still interesting to see.
Trump Jr. And Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Paris Trip Cost Taxpayers At Least $64,000 For Security
WASHINGTON ― Taxpayers shelled out at least $64,443 to safeguard the president’s eldest son and his girlfriend during a two-day visit to Paris in 2018 that included a stay at a $1,000-a-night hotel a few blocks from the Champs-Elysees, according to U.S. Secret Service records.
Hands off Lebanon: Macron’s Self-serving ‘New Pact’ Must Be Shunned
Devastated Lebanon is now receptive to another bout of ‘disaster capitalism’: the notion that a country must be on its knees as a prerequisite to foreign economic takeover, political and, if necessary, military intervention.
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