TYB
o7
picrel to candyO
it is confusion
go ahead, search that phrase in the king james bible..
anon will wait..
Candace, The Lord REBUKE YOU
first you marry a fag, a known one; then you get all sanctimonious and have kids, taking the "high" road… Then your deception was exposed. for shame, have you no shame woman?
ez filters as vati tests his new ip hopping vpn
carry on filtering, eh!
carry on eh!
too be absolutely clear, i am not a prophet torfag.
jus an anon who speaks his mind, thinks out loud, and is highly autistic.
what's your excuse for being behind every ip hop filtered id?
i thot so… SHILL ALERT SHILL ALERT
jus sayin is all..
anon leveled up twice today..
anon will level up next bread too.. picrel.
thank you for your attention to this matter.
>the first arrest will shock the world
if the dumocrats win the midterms.. TRUMP
if the republicans win the midterms.. OBAMA
sooner or later, one or the other will habben.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/us-ambassador-sparks-firestorm-after-telling-greek-minister-washington-can-topple-any
US Ambassador Sparks Firestorm After Telling Greek Minister Washington Can Topple Any Government
US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has set off a firestorm of diplomatic controversy over unusually blunt remarks centered on Greece's government and US policy. It also raised questions of US covert 'influence operations' and regime change activities.
The words issued by the former Fox News host were picked up by The Wall Street Journal, which described that the alleged remark was made during a March dinner in Athens. Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou was said to be at the gathering, which quickly became tense.
A discussion ensued over the impending collapse of Romania's government. Guilfoyle pronounced that the United States had a role in influencing the crisis. She reportedly then said, "We can do that to any country we want. We can do that here."
Her indicating that it could be done "here" was of course a reference to Greece itself, and the account is presented as her boasting to a top government minister's face that Washington can change governments whenever it wants.
Here is the fuller context in which the WSJ report presents it:
Some Greek officials say they are happy their country, often overlooked in Washington, has the attention of an ambassador who can easily reach the U.S. president.
They are also fearful of getting on her bad side. In March, at a dinner in Athens attended by Greek and U.S. officials, Guilfoyle got into an argument with Greece’s energy minister, Stavros Papastavrou, in front of the other guests. Referring to the impending collapse of the Romanian government, Guilfoyle told the group, “We can do that to any country we want. We can do that here,” according to a person who attended the dinner and others who were told about it. The conversation became heated, with Papastavrou retorting that the U.S. couldn’t replace the government of Greece, which was elected by the people. Guilfoyle’s lawyer disputed the characterization of the exchange.
Greek opposition parties have seized on the exchange, after which Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis sought to downplay and deny, saying the issue of changing the government "was never raised" and that it would not be tolerated if so.
But the opposition is seeking to keep the pressure up in search of answers:
“Three days after the Wall Street Journal article the Greek government has so far, beyond vague references, declined to deny or confirm the allegations made,” Harry Tzimitras, head of foreign affairs for the left-wing Elas party, told POLITICO on Tuesday. “It is a very serious issue and it must be addressed immediately without delay.”
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