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Xi is purging Generals as rumors fly he intends to “take back Taiwan” before 2027… Remember Trump’s words from years ago: “China and Taiwan will be next” He also said it would happen “after the Olympics” He didn’t say WHICH Olympics. H/T Paul Fleuret True Stormy Joe

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Because Paul doesn’t know how to articulate his words, he is guilty of all the accusations. We should believe the person who speaks good English. Even if EFCC tells you with evidence that everything he said is lies, you people will say Jude bribed them. He lost the case in court last year and will lose again; he knows it, which is why he is dodging court as a witness. If you stole my $1.2m from me, I would always be in court before anyone. He is disappointed that the court is not going his way, he ran to social media 😂😂

Because Paul doesn’t know how to articulate his words, he is guilty of all the accusations. We should believe the person who speaks good English. Even if EFCC tells you with evidence that everything he said is lies, you people will say Jude bribed them. He lost the case in court last year and will lose again; he knows it, which is why he is dodging court as a witness. If you stole my $1.2m from me, I would always be in court before anyone. He is disappointed that the court is not going his way, he ran to social media 😂😂

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Ian Ellis

242,932 views • 2 years ago

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳🇹🇼 China is playing the long game. Fmr. U.S. Navy Intel Officer Malcolm Nance says if he were China, he would time the Taiwan blitz for the final year of Trump’s term, when it could be a fait accompli before U.S. carriers get anywhere near the Taiwan Strait. America has shown every card it has. There are no cards left. "MAGA has destroyed us. No strategic thought has gone into how America is going to maintain dominance." Malcolm Nance

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Mario Nawfal

37,934 views • 3 months ago

This is ABSOLUTELY as overseas audiences saw Trump’s DISASTROUS military parade, in which soldiers walked they didn’t march. Frankly it was an embarrassing waste of money which only served to show America’s adversaries that America is now a clown show. If that’s what Trump thinks will drive enlistment he seeds to see a therapist IMMEDIATELY. Xi will have gone to bed a happy man last night thinking he can invade Taiwan whenever he likes GOD HELP AMERICA 🎥 TikTok -

This is ABSOLUTELY as overseas audiences saw Trump’s DISASTROUS military parade, in which soldiers walked they didn’t march. Frankly it was an embarrassing waste of money which only served to show America’s adversaries that America is now a clown show. If that’s what Trump thinks will drive enlistment he seeds to see a therapist IMMEDIATELY. Xi will have gone to bed a happy man last night thinking he can invade Taiwan whenever he likes GOD HELP AMERICA 🎥 TikTok -

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