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To: John Carragher who wrote (1518528)2/2/2025 12:55:16 PM
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longz

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stop illegal border crossing

That's a major problem with our southern border, not Canada.

shut down drugs coming across the border

Again, Mexican cartels, not Canadian..

In regards to fentanyl, it's common knowledge that even a tiny amount can kill you. Those who continue to OD on the stuff, in spite of knowing the danger, should be buried along with a "Darwin Awards Winner" pin. I messed around with drugs in my wild and wooly youth, but was never stupid about it..



To: John Carragher who wrote (1518528)2/2/2025 10:02:43 PM
From: Broken_Clock3 Recommendations

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longz

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zerohedge.com

Let's review. In the past thirteen days;

  • Elon Musk's DOGE descended upon the US Treasury and revealed that we've been 'auto paying' all sorts of bad actors, including terrorist groups. DOGE then kicked the door down at Deep State slush fund USAID, where employees were placed on paid leave last week for trying to circumvent Trump's orders, causing a massive Democrat freakout.
  • Secretary of State Marco Rubio sent a worldwide cable announcing the end of DEI policies within State, prioritizing American interests, and told his Chinese counterpart that America is done kowtowing.
See below for more!

And now, Rubio has convinced Panama not to renew its deal with China's Belt and Road economic program, after applying pressure to the Panamanian government to immediately take steps to address US concerns over Chinese businesses operating ports near the canal - which President Trump says represents a threat to US national security.

"Trump has made a preliminary determination that the current position of influence and control of the Chinese Communist Party over the Panama Canal area is a threat to the canal," said US State Department spox Tammy Bruce.

Trump had also refused to rule out the use of military force over Panama, while US officials said in a senate hearing last week that fines and restrictions on Panamanian-flag vessels entering US ports could be imposed due to the dispute over the canal.

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Now, Secretary of State Rubio has convinced Panama to reverse course on their deal with China - with President Jose Mulino making an announcement following a "respectful and cordial" meeting with Rubio in which Panama also agreed to expand a July MoU so that Venezuelans, Colombians and Ecuadoreans can be returned from the perilous Darien Gap at U.S. cost, through an airstrip in Panama, Reuters reports.

According to the PanAm Post, Panama will not renew the memorandum of understanding on the "Silk Road" signed with China.

"We are going to study the possibility of whether it can be finished earlier or not. I think it is due for renewal in one or two years," said Molino