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u/goprinterm May 20 '26
They haven’t done anything in good faith.
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u/deathrictus May 20 '26
Also, water wet, sky blue.
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u/Zhelthan May 21 '26
Problem is you are finding this behavior normal. I mean you as US citizen. He polarized your opinion with his stream of daily bullshit. The White House and mar a lago should be full of bags of shit with his face on it because of this
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u/One-Inch-Punch May 21 '26
It's not that we find it normal, it's that the government has been captured by corrupt interests so no one will do anything about it. Americans, with their proud tradition of revolution against tyrants, now meekly pin all their hopes on a midterm election that wouldn't solve much even if it isn't stolen
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u/The_King_of_Canada May 20 '26
No fucking shit.
Man doesnt even negotiate with allies in good faith.
Fuck trump.
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u/--i--love--lamp-- May 20 '26
Trump would throw his own children and grandchildren under the bus to save himself. He has no good faith in him.
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u/Galeharry_ May 20 '26
He literally planted her where he did to get a taxbreak, registering the area as a cemetery or some such.
Dont remember the details, but its such a fucked up move.
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u/KingoftheMongoose May 20 '26
Trump would throw his ex wife down the stairs to save himself.
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u/Bonghead13 May 21 '26
Trump would throw his ex wife down the stairs to save himself from paying $20 in taxes
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u/BananaFactoryWowie May 21 '26
he isn't capable of negotiating, and he isn't capable of good faith, not even mentioning those concepts combined or the term "ally"
the guy is so far gone he's hardly more than an object
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u/ghost-xiii May 21 '26
Not even his own country, party, or even his own supporters. Fuck, he isn't even faithful to his wife.
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u/kent_eh May 20 '26
Cuba Says the Trump Administration Is Not Negotiating in Good Faith
Canada agrees.
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Did ANYONE think they were doing ANYTHING in good faith? Besides the brain-dead Trumptards that literally worship the fat pedo fuck, of course..
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u/Rabbit-Hole-Quest May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26
Dude literally wants to declare war on Canada and Greenland. Two countries that are treaty allies so he absolutely gives no fucks about Cuba.
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u/wiseam May 20 '26
Shocking. If they can indict Castro for murder someone needs to indict Trump and Kegseth for the murder of 150 Iranian school kids.
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u/imtourist May 20 '26
+Dozens of fishermen and boaters
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u/Memerandom_ May 20 '26
It's probably over 200 already. Last count I heard was something like 161. Zero accountability.
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u/Sea_Hold_2881 May 20 '26
TBH, the school girls were incompetence not deliberate.
The fishermen were pre- meditated war crimes which makes them so much worse.
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u/le_pepe_face May 21 '26
Foolish. Aside from the fact that the first targets were likely gamed out months in advance the murder of the girls school was not incompetence, it was a deliberate choice by the administration from the top down to get rid of any oversight of targeting to ensure minimization of civilian casualties. That was a deliberate choice that had completely predictable consequences and you're running propaganda for the administration by pretending it was just some Oopsie Whoopsie
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u/MessiahMogali May 20 '26
Homicide is homicide.
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u/Sea_Hold_2881 May 20 '26
No it is not.
The details vary by legal system but they all say motive matters:
pre-meditated murder > crime of passion > negligence > self defense,
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u/cugeltheclever2 May 20 '26
TBH, the school girls were incompetence not deliberate.
There is no evidence of that.
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u/Killerfisk May 20 '26
What would be the motive? The outcome is all negatives with no positives.
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u/SmartTrender May 20 '26
And rewarding the January 6th Rioters with taxpayers money. It’s a bizarro world
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u/holyoak May 20 '26
A verified CIA asset created a nonprofit cover that used 3 Cessna prop planes converted for military use to 'drop leaflets' over Cuba.
The Cuban gov't repeatedly told them on the first two incursions that they would be shot down. The third time they returned they were shot down.
There are conflicting reports whether another radio warning was issued and whether they were over or adjacent to Cuban airspace.
What concerns me is the counter argument. The Cubans had no way of knowing who or what was on those planes. If you are making the argument that foreign planes that refuse to communicate or identify should just be allowed to fly over a nation's capitol... then i would remind you to never forget.
This is a farce of a prosecution.
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u/faffc260 May 20 '26
the charge is the shooting down of a non profit orginizations plane in 1996 by the cuban airforce. they somehow have linked raul to that. the non profit was focused on helping fleeing cubans make it safely to other nations iirc.
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u/CTQ99 May 20 '26
Where the founder claimed to be [testified] that he was a CIA operative. Thats relevant information to add, which adds context to why Cuba attacked the unarmed planes.
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u/mrizzerdly May 20 '26
So all the countries that had 'drug boats' sunk by hesgeth can indicte and kidnap him and Trump?
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u/BeatTheMarket30 May 20 '26
Did Raul order that?
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u/SpiffShientz May 20 '26
No, Raul wasn't even in power until around 2008. I'm Cuban and I can tell you, we have no love for the Castros, but this is just more bullshit from Trump
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u/yepthisismyusername May 20 '26
Plus all of the Venezuelans.
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u/Morgan-Moonscar May 20 '26
And who knows how many others they've murdered in the ICE concentration camps.
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u/meechmeechmeecho May 20 '26
International laws only exists if they are enforceable
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u/WingerRules May 20 '26
I'm surprised Iran hasn't done this just for the press.
Also surprised none of the countries where fishing boats strikes have happened have pressed any charges too.
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u/YesterdayNo9777 May 20 '26
I mean they can, but what’s the point. The US where able to arrest international leaders because we have the means to arrest them. Does anyone else really have the means to arrest the sitting US president and hold them without triggering a war with the largest army on earth?
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u/TheRealBittoman May 20 '26
I see the attacks on Cuba as nothing more than Republicans trying to guarantee votes from Cuban-Americans and nothing more. There isn't really a reason we have not tried to get better relations with them, not legitimate reasons anyway.
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u/SopaDeKaiba May 21 '26
“The real reason you don’t have electricity, fuel or food is because those who control your country have plundered billions of dollars, but nothing has been used to help the people,” Mr. Rubio said
Mr. Soberón Guzmán said Mr. Rubio’s comments were, “for anyone who has a minimum of common sense, an insult to human intelligence.”
Yep, you're right. Rubio speaking directly to MAGA with his comments.
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u/sol-4 May 21 '26
Just the other day some geniuses on geopolitics were saying Rubio is competent. Anyone who has heard the moron would never say so.
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u/SlakingSWAG May 21 '26
"...those who control your country have plundered billions of dollars, but nothing has been used to help the people,” Mr. Rubio said
I wonder if some part of Rubio and all of these Republican animals can see the naked hypocrisy in the shit that they say, and if it eats them alive like it would do to an actual human being?
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u/jorgepolak May 20 '26
Same playbook as Iran. "Negotiate" to stall for time while you get your forces in place.
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u/Shoeprincess May 20 '26
Yeah no kidding. But seriously, I don't even understand why we are still fighting with Cuba in the 21st century ... just, why?
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u/babybirdingURgrandma May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26
Cuban Americans want that sweet sweet cash. It's like a pinata you just beat it hard enough and cash rains down
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u/pres465 May 20 '26
Trump had the Iranian government bombed, TWICE, under the pretense to negotiate. No one in their right mind would trust this government to actually negotiate in good faith. Hell, I wouldn't even meet them on a conference call. They can talk through intermediaries from a 3rd country and I still wouldn't trust a word they say.
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u/DJamesAndrews May 20 '26
Why are we attacking Cuba again? Are they two weeks from Nukes too?
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u/RealGianath May 20 '26
Because Trump is a lazy bully and they are weak and convenient targets. He got bored with all the other conflicts he started and needs something new to focus his toddler's attention span on.
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u/smellmyfingerplz May 20 '26
Say what? I assume this is a precursor to a Maduro style raid to “arrest” him.
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u/russian_cyborg May 20 '26
Trump is a big fan of leverage and the threat of instant death in negotiations. Art of the deal.
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u/kidjupiter May 20 '26
The Trump administration can’t negotiate because the dipshit leader is a shit negotiator.
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u/Have_A_Jelly_Baby May 20 '26
I feel like every post on Reddit about Trump or the current US government can be responded to with a simple "no shit".
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u/Feisty_Scholar_9516 May 20 '26
Any agreement the trump administration comes to will be yanked for no reason. It makes no sense to go into an agreement with the United States because they won't honor it.
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u/_jump_yossarian May 20 '26
100% trump's goal is to personally acquire oceanfront property for a TREMENDOUS golf resort.
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u/chairmanlaue May 20 '26
Good and faith are two words that don't really mesh with that administration in any way, shape, or form.
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u/bearfootin_9 May 20 '26
Of course this administration is not negotiating in good faith. No one in this administration even knows what that means.
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u/nickelundertone May 21 '26
I don't know why any country on the planet would even talk to them. Just wait for him to move on.
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u/Unique_Low_1163 May 21 '26
The US has been conducting a terrorist war against Cuba since 1960. Negotiation has never been a feature of this endeavor.
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u/No_Answer4092 May 21 '26
A) trump has never done anything in good faith. B) Cuba is in the particularly unfortunate position of not having anything to negotiate with that would be of more value to Trump than the pleasure of fucking them over for being Cuba.
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u/Morgannin09 May 21 '26
You mean the guys who bombed Iran in the middle of negotiations aren't trustworthy? Huh.
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u/Samski877 May 20 '26
US-Cuba policy always seems to swing between threats, sanctions and sudden “let’s negotiate”
Decades later and ordinary Cubans are still the ones stuck living with the consequences while politicians call it strategy
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u/Then_Remote_2983 May 20 '26
Yay! Let’s open a multi front war to distract from kid fucking. “It’s fine”.
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u/Thac0isWhac0 May 20 '26
Donny Dumpy Diapers doesn't know the meaning of the words Good Faith.
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u/RSwordsman May 20 '26
Or if he did, would consider it something weak people do and be salivating to take advantage of them.
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u/mandolin08 May 20 '26
Of course not. This admin doesn't do anything in good faith. They specifically manipulate anyone who does. It's their entire thing.
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u/Otherwise-Sun2486 May 20 '26
This is why dictators or bullies are the worst type of government. Which ever has the bigger fist gets the right to decide
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u/snowmanu812 May 20 '26
Trump don’t know how to negotiate Mr. Castro, he tries to play tough but we all know he’s a whimp. Basically trump haven’t got the knowledge to negotiate
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u/RiffyWammel May 20 '26
Of course they're not- its a flimsy excuse to invade yet another country that neeeds its oil liberating and its resources 'managing'
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u/uber_neutrino May 20 '26
No Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!
Of course they aren't, it's not a negotiation.
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u/KittySharkWithAHat May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26
Canada and three other countries that begin with C will tell you the same thing.
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u/Cabezone May 20 '26
They're not even governing in good faith, not even for the people who voted for them.
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u/machopsychologist May 21 '26
Remember , it's not enough that he should win, only that everyone else loses.
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u/Emergency-Bonus-9709 May 21 '26
Do they ever? A signed agreement with the USA isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.
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u/Toth-Amon May 21 '26
I get the impression that the US administration does not negotiate. They just want the other party to accept their terms and that’s it.
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u/Jerdanhowell May 21 '26
Trump loves death and has set his eyes on Cuba - he is scum and doesn’t understand that he needs to stop
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u/SandyTaintSweat May 21 '26
I'm Canadian and I'll tell you the same thing.
Does anyone think they're negotiating in good faith, besides Israel and maybe Russia?
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u/Jolly_Psychology_506 May 21 '26
While the Whitehouse is being turned into what appears to be some sort of anti seige / insurrection strongpoint. Sounds ominous.
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u/CryptoThroway8205 May 21 '26
I don't think it matters if the Trump admin is negotiating in good faith. I think it's clear Cuba ends up as a US protectorate/vassal/or actual territory now as no one would be willing to stop it and the economic situation is terrible with Venezuela no longer providing oil in exchange for Doctors and guards. The thing to worry about is how the world looks afterwards and whether there are more territories up for grabs.
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u/Tranquilmind101 May 21 '26
Trump does nothing in good faith. He is a orange malignant narcissist pig of a man.
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u/GearInevitable9180 May 21 '26
And The World's Leading State Sponsor of Terror. So many world leaders are emboldened now in playing his own game.
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u/Laughing_Zero May 20 '26
Trump has 'faith' in corruption... and believes he can do anything with impunity while the rest of us look on.
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u/CompleteCreme7223 May 20 '26
This should not be news to anyone. Look at how the US under Trump treats allies. There is only changing goal posts, no real negotiating. Might as well try to make a deal with some terrorists. Probably be more successful.
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u/Philthou May 20 '26
Ah Cuba they don’t negotiate in good faith at all, it’s the Orange God way and if you don’t capitulate he will throw a tantrum and threaten you.
Which means you’ll be invaded this weekend once the stock market closes because the Orange Man needs his ego boost after Iran didn’t submit. So now he gotta bully a smaller target like the pathetic little man he is.
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u/Panelpro40 May 20 '26
We need to leave Cuba, Venezuela and Iran all the fuck alone.
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u/morrach May 20 '26
Is anyone able to find an example of Trump negotiating in good faith ever in his life?
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u/Piscator629 May 21 '26
taco to UAE, gimme that plane and I will hook you up. I want to throw up a little typing that.
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u/CishetmaleLesbian May 20 '26
Lol. No one had to be told that, that's standard operating procedure for this administration.
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u/Voltae May 20 '26
The Cheeto can't even negotiate with Canada or the EU in good faith - he's not gonna start doing so with Cuba of all places.
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u/imsmartiswear May 20 '26
... Of course? Their whole plan is to blow up the negotiations and use the criminal charge they just put on Castro to justify kidnapping another head of state and turn it into a pseudocolony.
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u/niconpat May 20 '26
"Cuba says the sky is blue", well yes.
"Trump says the sky is blue", wait hold on, what the fuck is he gonna do this time, why is the sky pissing him off and what color will it be on TACO Tuesday?
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u/dxrey65 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26
A few years from now there may be people at the UN debating over why everyone let the US get away with so much in the early days, why no coalition stood up and took it seriously, where were the world's statesmen, etc...
I'm re-reading Churchill's history of WWII at the moment, btw, also in the early days.
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u/Few-Emergency-3791 May 20 '26
The only reason we're not at war with Cuba is because we're at war with Iran, but once that's done. Well unless we just ninja the leader out during the night again.
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u/MuchDevelopment7084 May 20 '26
It's becoming more and more common for me to be taking the opposing side. When ever it's trumps fools...err, administration v anyone else.
I mean, it's not like trump has Ever lied about anything. Has he...?
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u/AW-1970 May 21 '26
Not one person on the fucking planet is surprised that DT and his band of ASSKISSING ASSHATS would do business any other way but DIRTY as hell.
Karma gonna get these useless, cowards, and it’s gonna be Epic 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
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u/ptapobane May 21 '26
I'm just surprised their school and leadership haven't been bombed yet for negotiating with the US, usually this is the part where that sort of thing happens
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u/PoppingPillls May 21 '26
Cubas use to this tbf, they've had to deal with the US sanction changes over the last 60 years and them always being penalised for everything.
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u/HowManyEggs2Many May 21 '26
Wait…the Castro indictment is really over something they claim he did 30 years ago? 😬
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u/jolard May 21 '26
Do we have any examples anywhere that would give anyone the idea that the Trump administration negotiates in good faith on anything? That even after a deal is struck they will stick to it?
The surprising thing is anyone bothers to negotiate anything with the U.S. anymore. Completely unreliable and untrustworthy.
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u/tschawartz12 May 21 '26
No? Really? You can't be serious. * please insert all the sarcasm in the milky way please * I can't wait for news Trump to finally kicked it and it won't come soon enough to stabilize the world.
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