Anonymous ID: 163ef1 Nov. 20, 2018, 9:54 p.m. No.3981235   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>3981166

Interdasting take. Mary was certainly Michael's weakest point.

 

Speculation from the article comments (not mine, and written by someone from Italy):

 

this movie is about michael and his try to find redemption for killing or somehow destroying family to preserve family…he is old and sick and looking for forgiveness. all families rise and fall without new lifeblood…the opera of our family dramas go on through the ages.

mary and her first cousin show that the family is too inbred and doesnt yet know its destructive existence. michael has a clue though and doesnt want his daughter to suffer like his wife has suffered……for marrying a man like he was.

michael doesnt escape his sins…theyre visited on the child..

this is a deep and beautiful movie and for mature persons.

it is not about pasta except as a familiar and defining culture moment when a couple who are doomed have a normal moment….they cook…sofia coppola isnt traditionally beautiful but there isnt much wrong with her acting…she shows vulnerablility

and struggling to get what she needs ..and she weeps when rejected with total credibility..

watch the movie again…it is like a greek drama or an opera…it is huge with the anguish of life as too strong for people who want to control it..

 

………

I think our opera, starring the Clintons, is going to eventually contrast the amount of power/money they were controlling

Eventually take away all their power and all their money

I want to see them emotionally destroyed before it's all over, for what they've done.

We have no idea how many innocent people have died because of the Clintons.

Even greater is the number of innocent people who have suffered because of them.

Their punishment must be Biblical in scale.

Anonymous ID: 163ef1 Nov. 20, 2018, 11:14 p.m. No.3981837   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1868

INTERPOL

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#BREAKING: Kim Jong Yang of the Republic of #Korea has been elected President of INTERPOL (2-yr term).

#INTERPOLGA

Anonymous ID: 163ef1 Nov. 20, 2018, 11:20 p.m. No.3981868   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1879

>>3981837

https://af.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idAFKCN1NP2CP

 

World News

November 20, 2018 / 2:30 PM / Updated 11 hours ago

Pompeo says U.S. backs South Korean as head of police agency Interpol

 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday the United States supported Kim Jong Yang of South Korea to lead the international police agency Interpol, pitting Washington against the Kremlin’s candidate for the job, Alexander Prokopchuk.

 

“We strongly endorse Kim Jong Yang, who is serving as its acting president,” Pompeo told reporters at the State Department.

 

“We encourage all nations and organizations that are part of Interpol and that respect the rule of law to choose a leader of credibility and integrity that reflects one of the world’s most critical law enforcement bodies. We believe Mr. Kim will be just that,” Pompeo said.

 

U.S. lawmakers have been lobbying President Donald Trump’s administration to oppose Prokopchuk’s candidacy, charging that Russia has been abusing Interpol, trying to use it to settle scores and harass dissidents by issuing warrants for their arrest.

 

Kim was named acting president of Interpol in October after then-President Meng Hongwei disappeared while on a trip to his home country of China. China later said he was being investigated for bribery and other violations.

 

The France-based Interpol later said Meng had resigned as president, and Beijing said he was being expelled from a high-profile but largely ceremonial advisory body to parliament.

 

The battle to succeed Meng turned political after Prokopchuk, a former major general in Russia’s Ministry of the Interior, emerged as one of the favourites to get the job, a prospect that alarmed critics of President Vladimir Putin.

 

Russian dissident and former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky on Tuesday gave a news conference in London alongside U.S.-born Kremlin critic Bill Browder at which both warned against Prokopchuk’s election, saying it would make it easier for the Kremlin to manipulate Interpol. Moscow has rejected such claims.

 

Reporting by David Alexander; Editing by Susan Thomas and Marguerita Choy