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🇺🇳 Several UN officials threaten to resign after internal emails exposed how top leadership coordinated with Israeli diplomats to soften war crime language in official reports. One staffer: “We’ve become a PR agency for genocide.”

To those calling American invasion of your country, this is likely going to be your fate afterwards: From the New York Times article, thousands of Afghanistan families who worked closely with and supported American troops in their country during the U.S. 20 years campaign against Afghanistan are now stranded and have no where to go. The U.S. government is planning to relocate them to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to hang in there. Perhaps in the future, when America decided something in Congo, they might be of help. This is how Americans pay traitors. When you support them against your own countries, you’ll always end up in limbo, like those Afghans. The U.S. doesn’t seem comfortable with allowing the afghans become citizens of their country, despite historical support, so, instead, after years of harboring them in temporary shelters in Qatar, they are now “upgrading” them to live in DR Congo. What a “grace”. You invite foreign invaders to your country, you invite your end.

Imagine being a Palestinian running a small bakery in the West Bank. Then the Israeli IDF appears. They storm in, trash everything, drag you out, and disappear you. Your life erased in minutes.

With Trump out of all cards on Iran and the blockade likely to cause severe damage to the U.S. economy and its allies worldwide, the next target is the total acquisition of the 6 million barrels pumped out daily from Nigeria’s Gulf of Guinea. From the statement below, Senator Ted Cruz is uncompromisingly drawing a red line for the Trump’s next foreign policy objective regarding American energy security. Targeting Nigeria. The U.S. itself is energy sufficient, but its allies wont survive without complementary sources of energy from other places, especially the oil business infrastructure globally. From this statement, Cruz is passing complete vote of no confidence in Nigeria’s government’s ability to stop “Christian genocide” he alleged. He went further to indict the government’s seeming complicity in the crisis, further challenging, dismissively, the purported collaboration between the U.S. and Nigerian government on the December 25 bombing in Sokoto, calling Nigeria’s participation “hypocritical”. He directly accused the Nigeria parliament, in collaboration with the Presidency of “complicity” and blame some state government of deliberately orchestrating the crisis. He concluded by saying that all their attempts at giving benefits of the doubt has failed, ending with a rhetorical question “what can we do next to stop this violence?” The U.S. has successfully created a narrative for their objectives, which unfortunately have been accepted by some Nigerians and now they’re moving closer to drawing a redline. It’s all for oil and not to protect any religion or regional interests but for oil. Is Nigeria prepared enough, like Iran to contain the U.S. renewed campaign against the country?