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POOR PEOPLES NEWS 23 - Trump Must Deport His Foreigner Wife Plus International News on United States of Africa

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Trump lost his unauthorized and unlawful war against Iran. And 16 U.S. Military Bases was hit by Iran and wiped out plus a Naval Ship USS Gerald R Ford was hit and sanked. Iran three demands and threats to cut the Internet Cables to the world in the Ocean. Africa countries pulls away from and out colonizers systems to start producing their own systems and take control of their own Economy for oil, energy security, food, school, road construction and other infrastructure etc. President Traore says that France should mind their own business and Trump adds more bullying sanctions on Cuba. My old school comment: Leave Cuba alone and that Black Voters can vote Politicians out of office on this point.

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Key Takeaways

  • The episode claims that 16 U.S. Military Bases were hit by Iran and that the USS Gerald R Ford was sunk, presenting this as Iran winning an unauthorized war against the United States.
  • African countries are described as moving away from colonial systems to develop their own infrastructure and economic control over oil, energy, food production, and construction.
  • President Traore is quoted as telling France to mind their own business, and the episode mentions additional sanctions being placed on Cuba.

Frequently Asked Questions

What military incidents does the episode describe?

The episode claims 16 U.S. Military Bases were hit by Iran and the USS Gerald R Ford was sunk.

What demands does Iran make according to the episode?

Iran threatens to cut Internet cables to the world in the ocean.

What economic changes are African countries pursuing?

African countries are moving away from colonial systems to produce their own systems and take control of their economy for oil, energy security, food, schools, roads, and infrastructure.