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Awami League people can’t help themselves, which is behaving like absolute louts and being an all-round liability for Bangladesh. This morning, as Mr Asif Nazrul (Adviser of Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment, Cultural Affairs) was leaving Geneva for Dhaka, he was cornered...

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Premiumerza1 年前

আওয়ামী লীগের পতন হলেও ফ্যাসিস্ট ক্যারেক্টার থেকে বের হতে পারে নাই। সব জায়গায় এখনো জোর জবরদস্তি করে নিজেদের সিদ্ধান্ত চাপিয়ে দিতে চায়!

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M. NASSER RAHMAN1 年前

It's so amazing how a Minister ranked Adviser of the Interim govt could be escorted to the airport by just a single low ranking embassy official ! Why was the adviser dropped off by a non entrance part of the airport instead of the main entry gate ? The BD PR mission in Geneva must inform the Swiss police to arrest these BAL goons in Switzerland on the basis of this video clip and demand an explanation for their thug style conduct.

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shahariar chowdhury1 年前

শামিম উসমানকে আমেরিকায় জবাবদিহিতে করতে চাওয়ায় ইউএস প্রবাসি ভাইটির ঘর বাড়ি ভেংগে দেওয়া হয়েছিল বাংলাদেশে।আমরা তো তাদের মত অসভ্য হতে পারি না।কিম্তু এই দেশদ্রোহীদের চিন্হিত করে আইনানুগ ব্যবস্হা নেয়া দরকার।আর উপদেষ্টাদের দরকার ছিল লোকাল অথরিটির সাথে যোগাযোগ করে যাওয়ার।

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Mohammad Farooq 🇧🇩🇨🇦🇺🇸1 年前

Hope Mr. Nazrul realized what is Awami League. If staying in the Govt. he gets assaulted like this, what will happen if failed to bring all Awami criminals under justice.

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Ra Alam1 年前

Please everyone, remember the faces of these two lagged animals who became crazy for not being able to suck up any money from Bangladesh through Awamai league and Hasina @ChiefAdviserGoB @NahidIslam_24 @Yunus_Centre @support_yunus @SarjisAlam

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Kazi Muhaimen Ahmed1 年前

This is pure harassment. Swiss police should look into this and also the source of funds of this people.

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Voice of Bengal1 年前

সবে তো শুরু, তোদের কে পৃথিবীর কোনা কোনা থেকে খুঁজে আদর আপ্যায়ন করা হবে ইনশাআল্লাহ। Countdown has begun.

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RebelMan 🇧🇩1 年前

কুকুরের লেজ কখনোই সোজা হয় না তেমনি আওয়ামী লীগের লেজ কখনো সোজা হবে না। ১৬ বছরের স্বভাব কি আর একদিনে যাবে?

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Papa Tiger1 年前

This is how ideal democracy looks like, where one can go and criticize the law makers in their face. It was unthinkable during Hasina's tenure.

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ANI

44,398 次观看 • 1 年前

During security checks at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, Advisor Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan's bag was found to contain a gun magazine with bullets. Although the weapon itself was not found in his bag. But why would an advisor, who secured a position in the Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh cabinet as a student representative, would carry a gun magazine in his bag? Does he normally carry weapons? He has security protocols from the government, and it is expected that they carry weapons. What's more surprising is how the magazine with bullets ended up in Asif's bag just before he traveled abroad. Does Asif have a license for firearms? And after the bullets were recovered, was he interrogated in any way? Now, moving to the second important issue: the presence of the weapon's magazine in Asif's bag was probably overlooked during the first check at the VIP gate, possibly because the operator was somewhat inattentive, so the magazine was not found in the initial stage. At the security check before boarding the plane — fortunately — the magazine along with the bullets was identified, and it was taken by his personal officer. Various news reports about this incident have already disappeared from almost all media outlets. So, where has the freedom of the press gone in Bangladesh 2.0? In the future, will you delete any published or broadcasted news? If you do, I would be even more interested to dig deeper the incident by going to the core of the deleted news and exposing it in this manner.
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During security checks at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, Advisor Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan's bag was found to contain a gun magazine with bullets. Although the weapon itself was not found in his bag. But why would an advisor, who secured a position in the Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh cabinet as a student representative, would carry a gun magazine in his bag? Does he normally carry weapons? He has security protocols from the government, and it is expected that they carry weapons. What's more surprising is how the magazine with bullets ended up in Asif's bag just before he traveled abroad. Does Asif have a license for firearms? And after the bullets were recovered, was he interrogated in any way? Now, moving to the second important issue: the presence of the weapon's magazine in Asif's bag was probably overlooked during the first check at the VIP gate, possibly because the operator was somewhat inattentive, so the magazine was not found in the initial stage. At the security check before boarding the plane — fortunately — the magazine along with the bullets was identified, and it was taken by his personal officer. Various news reports about this incident have already disappeared from almost all media outlets. So, where has the freedom of the press gone in Bangladesh 2.0? In the future, will you delete any published or broadcasted news? If you do, I would be even more interested to dig deeper the incident by going to the core of the deleted news and exposing it in this manner.

Sami

56,330 次观看 • 1 年前

Speaking in the Security update - Officials Secrets Act Case: The 2002 and 2003 integrated reviews were very clear. All the officials and the security services called and said that China was a significant threat. That was sufficient to give to the CPS, not even by ministers but by officials. The question is: why wasn’t it? But the question I really wanted to ask today concerns this absurdity about the role, or lack of role, of the National Security Adviser. The government says he wasn’t involved in any matters of substance — but isn’t it the role of the National Security Adviser to be involved in all matters of substance when it comes to national security? So, what’s the point of a National Security Adviser who does not involve themselves in matters of national security, as in this case? Instead, we are meant to believe that the Deputy National Security Adviser is allowed, in this case, to involve themselves in substantial matters of national security, but not apparently discuss these substantial matters of national security with the National Security Adviser. This does seem to be an absolute matter of substantial absurdity.
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Speaking in the Security update - Officials Secrets Act Case: The 2002 and 2003 integrated reviews were very clear. All the officials and the security services called and said that China was a significant threat. That was sufficient to give to the CPS, not even by ministers but by officials. The question is: why wasn’t it? But the question I really wanted to ask today concerns this absurdity about the role, or lack of role, of the National Security Adviser. The government says he wasn’t involved in any matters of substance — but isn’t it the role of the National Security Adviser to be involved in all matters of substance when it comes to national security? So, what’s the point of a National Security Adviser who does not involve themselves in matters of national security, as in this case? Instead, we are meant to believe that the Deputy National Security Adviser is allowed, in this case, to involve themselves in substantial matters of national security, but not apparently discuss these substantial matters of national security with the National Security Adviser. This does seem to be an absolute matter of substantial absurdity.

Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

70,473 次观看 • 11 个月前

#Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina's leaked conversation reveals her evil design and raises many questions This is a fascinating leak of conversation between Bangladesh's deposed dictator Sheikh Hasina and one of her party activists! People need to listen to this clip to know how evil Sheikh Hasina thinks and acts upon. I know this is almost a common knowledge now among Bangladeshi populace, but the record offers a proof of Hasina’s evil design. In the clip, she is heard instructing her party cadre to burn things down, stage a false flag, and brags about her "connection" to Donald Trump. What is more interesting is that she said she would “send army” to the Dhaka University residential halls to search and find "arms" “stored” by anti-discrimination student groups! The conversation is revealing! Does this mean that she still maintains not only a connection with some rogue elements of the military, but also, she is able to move them as she pleases?! General Walker, the interim government, and student leadership must take note of this. The interim government must remove the President and clean the military ranks of Awami remnants before it's too late. NB: The clip is in Bengali. Those who are really interested in Bangladesh affairs should get it transcribed and translated. #SheikhHasina
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#Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina's leaked conversation reveals her evil design and raises many questions This is a fascinating leak of conversation between Bangladesh's deposed dictator Sheikh Hasina and one of her party activists! People need to listen to this clip to know how evil Sheikh Hasina thinks and acts upon. I know this is almost a common knowledge now among Bangladeshi populace, but the record offers a proof of Hasina’s evil design. In the clip, she is heard instructing her party cadre to burn things down, stage a false flag, and brags about her "connection" to Donald Trump. What is more interesting is that she said she would “send army” to the Dhaka University residential halls to search and find "arms" “stored” by anti-discrimination student groups! The conversation is revealing! Does this mean that she still maintains not only a connection with some rogue elements of the military, but also, she is able to move them as she pleases?! General Walker, the interim government, and student leadership must take note of this. The interim government must remove the President and clean the military ranks of Awami remnants before it's too late. NB: The clip is in Bengali. Those who are really interested in Bangladesh affairs should get it transcribed and translated. #SheikhHasina

Sultan Mohammed Zakaria

72,041 次观看 • 1 年前

VIDEO | Dhaka: Humayun Kabir, Adviser to BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman, speaks to PTI on India’s concerns regarding the safety and security of minorities, especially Hindus in Bangladesh. He says, “For the last 15 years under the Hasina regime, there have been deep and disturbing concerns that the foreign policy was more aligned with India’s foreign policy rather than Bangladesh’s. These concerns will continue to exist. What we want are balanced relations. We will not limit our relationships to a single country, and we will not accept any agreements that prevent us from doing business with others. We will avoid such agreements and disclosures.” He added, “The minority violence seen in India does not exist in the same form in Bangladesh, where communal harmony prevails. After the 5th August uprising, Bangladesh was without a government for five days, yet no one attacked minorities, as our leader, Tarique Rahman, urged people to remain calm and not take the law into their own hands. He provided calm leadership to ensure stability until the interim government was formed. In Bangladesh, Muslims and minorities live together peacefully, and communal harmony is strong.” #BangladeshElections2026 #SheikhHasina (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | Dhaka: Humayun Kabir, Adviser to BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman, speaks to PTI on India’s concerns regarding the safety and security of minorities, especially Hindus in Bangladesh. He says, “For the last 15 years under the Hasina regime, there have been deep and disturbing concerns that the foreign policy was more aligned with India’s foreign policy rather than Bangladesh’s. These concerns will continue to exist. What we want are balanced relations. We will not limit our relationships to a single country, and we will not accept any agreements that prevent us from doing business with others. We will avoid such agreements and disclosures.” He added, “The minority violence seen in India does not exist in the same form in Bangladesh, where communal harmony prevails. After the 5th August uprising, Bangladesh was without a government for five days, yet no one attacked minorities, as our leader, Tarique Rahman, urged people to remain calm and not take the law into their own hands. He provided calm leadership to ensure stability until the interim government was formed. In Bangladesh, Muslims and minorities live together peacefully, and communal harmony is strong.” #BangladeshElections2026 #SheikhHasina (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

14,408 次观看 • 7 个月前

After this radical and extremist’s tragic death, I was literally shocked to see Western media portraying him as a pro-democracy leader. He was not even present during the July 2024 riots in Bangladesh. So why did the media portray him as a pro-democracy leader? Because he was a Jamaati and an extremist project in Bangladesh. Just listen to his statement—if you don’t understand, ask someone who understands Bangla. He made this speech when the Bangladesh Army killed five civilians in Gopalganj. He threatened to wipe Gopalganj off the map of Bangladesh in a deeply offensive manner. The words that came out of his mouth are ones that even people living in slums or brothels would never use. This terrorist led the demolition of Dhanmondi 32 and was responsible for several mob lynchings of Awami League leaders. Once again, we have witnessed the moral bankruptcy of Western media. Shame, shame...
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After this radical and extremist’s tragic death, I was literally shocked to see Western media portraying him as a pro-democracy leader. He was not even present during the July 2024 riots in Bangladesh. So why did the media portray him as a pro-democracy leader? Because he was a Jamaati and an extremist project in Bangladesh. Just listen to his statement—if you don’t understand, ask someone who understands Bangla. He made this speech when the Bangladesh Army killed five civilians in Gopalganj. He threatened to wipe Gopalganj off the map of Bangladesh in a deeply offensive manner. The words that came out of his mouth are ones that even people living in slums or brothels would never use. This terrorist led the demolition of Dhanmondi 32 and was responsible for several mob lynchings of Awami League leaders. Once again, we have witnessed the moral bankruptcy of Western media. Shame, shame...

Redowan Ibne Saiful

48,553 次观看 • 9 个月前

#ISPR General Syed Asim Munir, NI(M), Chief of Army Staff (#COAS) is on an official visit to the Federal Republic of #Germany DG ISPR #PakistanArmy #Pakistan During the visit he was received at the Federal Ministry of Defence by General Carsten Breuer, Chief of Defence where he was presented with Honour Guard by the contingent of German Armed Forces. Chief of Army Staff also met Lieutenant General Alfons Mais, Chief of the German Army and visited the Army Combat Training Centre, Gardelegen along with the German Army Chief. The COAS was briefed on various facets of the centre and the training being imparted to the German Army and contingents of other Armies. He also witnessed a demonstration on urban warfare and visited different training facilities. COAS also met Mr Jens Plötner, Foreign Policy and Security advisor to Federal Chancellor; Mr Tobias Linder, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Mr Nils Hilmer, State Secretary at the Ministry of Defence. During meetings with the civilian and military leadership matters of mutual interest came under discussion. German leadership acknowledged Pakistan Army’s role in fight against Terrorism and for maintaining peace and stability in the region. COAS will also be visiting the German Armed Forces Command & Staff College, Hamburg where he will address the students attending the course from various countries to dilate upon Pakistan’s Regional and International Security Perspective and contributions of Pakistan Armed Forces in the United Nations Missions.
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#ISPR General Syed Asim Munir, NI(M), Chief of Army Staff (#COAS) is on an official visit to the Federal Republic of #Germany DG ISPR #PakistanArmy #Pakistan During the visit he was received at the Federal Ministry of Defence by General Carsten Breuer, Chief of Defence where he was presented with Honour Guard by the contingent of German Armed Forces. Chief of Army Staff also met Lieutenant General Alfons Mais, Chief of the German Army and visited the Army Combat Training Centre, Gardelegen along with the German Army Chief. The COAS was briefed on various facets of the centre and the training being imparted to the German Army and contingents of other Armies. He also witnessed a demonstration on urban warfare and visited different training facilities. COAS also met Mr Jens Plötner, Foreign Policy and Security advisor to Federal Chancellor; Mr Tobias Linder, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Mr Nils Hilmer, State Secretary at the Ministry of Defence. During meetings with the civilian and military leadership matters of mutual interest came under discussion. German leadership acknowledged Pakistan Army’s role in fight against Terrorism and for maintaining peace and stability in the region. COAS will also be visiting the German Armed Forces Command & Staff College, Hamburg where he will address the students attending the course from various countries to dilate upon Pakistan’s Regional and International Security Perspective and contributions of Pakistan Armed Forces in the United Nations Missions.

Pakistan Armed Forces News 🇵🇰

23,908 次观看 • 2 年前

An official of Randhir Jaiswal Shri Rohan Mehta claimed during a 43.51 minute expose video that, "In 2015, a minor was raped and murdered by three employees of Indian High Commission. Her body was dropped in the official vehicle of Indian High Commission outside. That case has gone in Bangladesh courts. If cross-referencing is going to be done, lots of details are going to come out regarding this case, but nothing has been done." The original full video of his expose can be found 👇🏽 (Bangladesh incident from 24.34) I have cross checked and found that Rohan Mehta in fact served as the ASO (GA) & Accounts with Indian Embassy at Sao Paolo, Brazil and also with Indian Embassy Moscow, Russia. Rohan Mehta also alleged and stated various incidents of sexual exploitation, harassment, corruption, false charges against multiple Ministry of External Affairs India, officials. This is an extremely serious allegation, and should be throughly checked. Rohan's X profile FYKI India in Bangladesh Press Secretary to CA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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An official of Randhir Jaiswal Shri Rohan Mehta claimed during a 43.51 minute expose video that, "In 2015, a minor was raped and murdered by three employees of Indian High Commission. Her body was dropped in the official vehicle of Indian High Commission outside. That case has gone in Bangladesh courts. If cross-referencing is going to be done, lots of details are going to come out regarding this case, but nothing has been done." The original full video of his expose can be found 👇🏽 (Bangladesh incident from 24.34) I have cross checked and found that Rohan Mehta in fact served as the ASO (GA) & Accounts with Indian Embassy at Sao Paolo, Brazil and also with Indian Embassy Moscow, Russia. Rohan Mehta also alleged and stated various incidents of sexual exploitation, harassment, corruption, false charges against multiple Ministry of External Affairs India, officials. This is an extremely serious allegation, and should be throughly checked. Rohan's X profile FYKI India in Bangladesh Press Secretary to CA Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Sami

42,970 次观看 • 1 年前

Under the rein of Muhammad Yunus, for their political belief women activists are harassed and assaulted by scores of Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP activists in broad daylight with cops were found guarding perpetrators of #violence. The female activists of #AwmaiLeague endured these horrific attacks as they sought to exercise their freedom of assembly in solidarity with call by Awami League to attend a rally against rights abuses under Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh led regime. If this is not act of savagery and a medieval act of of rights violations, then what is it? 📍Location : Gulistan, Dhaka #WeWantJustice #Bangaldesh #BangaldeshCrisis #SaveBangaldesh #MassArrests #AwamiLeague #BangladeshUnderFascism UN Human Rights UN in Bangladesh Volker Türk FIDH U.S. Embassy Dhaka International Human Rights Foundation Alex Gray Michael Kugelman Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes Sarah Cooke Chris Blackburn Sajeeb Wazed European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 Susan Ryle Canada in Bangladesh European Union in Bangladesh Kerry Kennedy BBC News Bangla Irene Khan Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Mary Lawlor Prothom Alo meenakshi ganguly Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Ministry of Foreign Affairs FORUM-ASIA Amnesty Internationalsasia UN Human Rights Asia ICJ - Asia and the Pacific International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention Mujib Mashal Mahfuz Anam The Daily Star Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh CIJ_ICJ Dr. Brahma Chellaney Mary Lawlor International Center for Law and Religion Studies Donald J. Trump Trump War Room
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Under the rein of Muhammad Yunus, for their political belief women activists are harassed and assaulted by scores of Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP activists in broad daylight with cops were found guarding perpetrators of #violence. The female activists of #AwmaiLeague endured these horrific attacks as they sought to exercise their freedom of assembly in solidarity with call by Awami League to attend a rally against rights abuses under Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh led regime. If this is not act of savagery and a medieval act of of rights violations, then what is it? 📍Location : Gulistan, Dhaka #WeWantJustice #Bangaldesh #BangaldeshCrisis #SaveBangaldesh #MassArrests #AwamiLeague #BangladeshUnderFascism UN Human Rights UN in Bangladesh Volker Türk FIDH U.S. Embassy Dhaka International Human Rights Foundation Alex Gray Michael Kugelman Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes Sarah Cooke Chris Blackburn Sajeeb Wazed European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 Susan Ryle Canada in Bangladesh European Union in Bangladesh Kerry Kennedy BBC News Bangla Irene Khan Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Mary Lawlor Prothom Alo meenakshi ganguly Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Ministry of Foreign Affairs FORUM-ASIA Amnesty Internationalsasia UN Human Rights Asia ICJ - Asia and the Pacific International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention Mujib Mashal Mahfuz Anam The Daily Star Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh CIJ_ICJ Dr. Brahma Chellaney Mary Lawlor International Center for Law and Religion Studies Donald J. Trump Trump War Room

Bangladesh Awami League

21,988 次观看 • 1 年前

I expect the Prime Minister and the Government, together with the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, the General Staff, the Office team, and our communities, to identify the specific needs that Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, our ambassadors, and other representatives must work to meet. This week, the NSDC will meet in a special format to assess how the resilience plans for our regions and communities are being implemented – or not being implemented, in which case those responsible will be held accountable. Based on this analysis, we will set specific tasks for our foreign policy. Ihor Klymenko will become the new NSDC Secretary. He has exceptionally strong experience in coordinating the security sector, as well as in the work carried out last winter to strengthen our resilience and support our people. The NSDC will therefore be more closely involved in the Government of Ukraine’s work in this area. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (2/7)
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I expect the Prime Minister and the Government, together with the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, the General Staff, the Office team, and our communities, to identify the specific needs that Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, our ambassadors, and other representatives must work to meet. This week, the NSDC will meet in a special format to assess how the resilience plans for our regions and communities are being implemented – or not being implemented, in which case those responsible will be held accountable. Based on this analysis, we will set specific tasks for our foreign policy. Ihor Klymenko will become the new NSDC Secretary. He has exceptionally strong experience in coordinating the security sector, as well as in the work carried out last winter to strengthen our resilience and support our people. The NSDC will therefore be more closely involved in the Government of Ukraine’s work in this area. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (2/7)

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

288,600 次观看 • 2 个月前

INSECURITY: LET'S TELL PRESIDENT TINUBU THE TRUTH, NOT COMMENDATION Today, the Senate had an elaborate discussion on the security situation in the country, which has worsened in the last few weeks. When the Senate President recognised me to speak, I started by reminding him how I raised this issue with him a couple of days ago, and the need for us to work together. I added that it was good the matter had come up by way of a motion. I felt that the deterioration of the security situation in most communities, the killings and abductions, and even the killing of soldiers and officers — one of them of the rank of Brigadier General — and the way terrorists are abducting students, with bandits attacking several States at the same time, are situations that even nations at war do not experience. Therefore, the matter should be examined with all the seriousness it deserves. I stated that it is very clear that not only our democracy is under threat, but the nation itself is being reduced, belittled, and threatened. I also disagreed with the approach and tone of the motion, and some of the comments from members of the majority party who, in my view, were unnecessarily political. That, in my view, did not match the seriousness of the issue. At this point, the Senate President did not allow me to conclude my comments. But what I was saying was that, yes, as I have said several times, the entire nation is under attack, and we must all unite to address this challenge. I do not agree with the request in the motion, supported by the majority of speakers from the majority party, that the President and the government should be commended. I disagree with it.
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INSECURITY: LET'S TELL PRESIDENT TINUBU THE TRUTH, NOT COMMENDATION Today, the Senate had an elaborate discussion on the security situation in the country, which has worsened in the last few weeks. When the Senate President recognised me to speak, I started by reminding him how I raised this issue with him a couple of days ago, and the need for us to work together. I added that it was good the matter had come up by way of a motion. I felt that the deterioration of the security situation in most communities, the killings and abductions, and even the killing of soldiers and officers — one of them of the rank of Brigadier General — and the way terrorists are abducting students, with bandits attacking several States at the same time, are situations that even nations at war do not experience. Therefore, the matter should be examined with all the seriousness it deserves. I stated that it is very clear that not only our democracy is under threat, but the nation itself is being reduced, belittled, and threatened. I also disagreed with the approach and tone of the motion, and some of the comments from members of the majority party who, in my view, were unnecessarily political. That, in my view, did not match the seriousness of the issue. At this point, the Senate President did not allow me to conclude my comments. But what I was saying was that, yes, as I have said several times, the entire nation is under attack, and we must all unite to address this challenge. I do not agree with the request in the motion, supported by the majority of speakers from the majority party, that the President and the government should be commended. I disagree with it.

Henry Seriake Dickson

84,600 次观看 • 10 个月前

The Ramsey County Sheriff's Department provided security for the Khaatumo government of Somalia during a celebration marking the anniversary of their government's recent founding. That's a government that was established with the help of Abdi Madobe, an al-Shabaab commander and general in the Khaatumo Army. This army even has a former Minnesota resident in a leadership position (Yassin Xuff). Mahmoud Omar Isse (xiirrey) is the leader of the Khaatumo government in the U.S. and he's an unregistered foreign agent and al-shabaab supporter. Isse even disclosed that there is a secret Somalian police organization operating in Minnesota. Yet these cops are dancing around with these anti American invaders. I don't have any of the resources that the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department does, so why could I figure this out and they couldn't? Its disgusting that an American law enforcement organization is so incompetent or corrupt that they provide security for an illegal organization operated by an unregistered Foreign Agent who regularly posts al-Shabaab propaganda on his social media. What does RamseyCounty have to say about this? #Somali #Minnesota #AmericaFirst FBI Minneapolis National Security Division, U.S. Dept of Justice Alpha News
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The Ramsey County Sheriff's Department provided security for the Khaatumo government of Somalia during a celebration marking the anniversary of their government's recent founding. That's a government that was established with the help of Abdi Madobe, an al-Shabaab commander and general in the Khaatumo Army. This army even has a former Minnesota resident in a leadership position (Yassin Xuff). Mahmoud Omar Isse (xiirrey) is the leader of the Khaatumo government in the U.S. and he's an unregistered foreign agent and al-shabaab supporter. Isse even disclosed that there is a secret Somalian police organization operating in Minnesota. Yet these cops are dancing around with these anti American invaders. I don't have any of the resources that the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department does, so why could I figure this out and they couldn't? Its disgusting that an American law enforcement organization is so incompetent or corrupt that they provide security for an illegal organization operated by an unregistered Foreign Agent who regularly posts al-Shabaab propaganda on his social media. What does RamseyCounty have to say about this? #Somali #Minnesota #AmericaFirst FBI Minneapolis National Security Division, U.S. Dept of Justice Alpha News

Resolute Titan

27,954 次观看 • 2 个月前