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Dude uses GASoline tank to set an LGBT center in Houston on fire! The timing with the no trannies in the military couldn't be better to amplify the culture war!

Video: https://twitter.com/abc13houston/status/890680659089530880

Sadly he might be a Fag or a Muslim

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Wtf Trump is a fucking savage.

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Bolivia might be able to get sea-access again, after losing it in the War of the Pacific (1879–1883), when Chile defeated it and Peru and stole it's coast, making Bolivia a landlocked countyr.

This is because it's negotiating with Chile to get sovereign access (basically an enclave in Chile) to a port in Pisagua (small city with 260 people, you can see it on streetview, and it does look like a place where bolivians would live - except for the sea), plus land to build a plant for its natural gas and port facilities there.

This would allow them to export gas not only to Brazil and Argentina (which leaves them very dependent on them, and limited and poorer when they don't buy much, like now).

http://archive.is/dyarr

Another option is getting access to the port of Ilu, in Peru. But that's a smaller port (although in a nicer, decent-looking city), but this pot is both smaller and would still leave Bolivia dependent on Chile, since it mostly uses Chilean ports anyway.

If they manage to do so, it'll be cheaper to export gas to the whole world, since they won't have to pay to use Chilean ports and won't be so affected by chilean politics (like last month, when they lost $100 million cause lazy chileans decided to go on strike for 10 days, leaving 1000 bolivian vehicles stranded at the border).

What does Chile gain with this? Bolivia woudl drop it's territorial clains agaisnt Chile at the Hague.

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Is Breitbart's Alex Marlow a good commentator?

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What is the """Skeptic""" Community on youtube so skeptical about?

Not believing in God isnt a really unique thing online anymore

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I'm 100% convinced that Kim Jung Un is just a dude who knows what a crazy position he was born into, and basically is genuiney set on watching the world born, 'cause why not if he had the power to do so.

And each test they do, they get closer and closer until he inevitably does. He has little desire for peace, as that'd be too boring considering his insane shot at the life he's been given.

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from leafs to rakes,
ashes to dumpsters.
>mfw I'll be sonderkommando on the day

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>If Lusophone Africa is the starting point for Brazil's strategy on the continent, the large southern African nation of Angola is its epicenter. In 1975, Brazil surprised many political leaders by becoming the first country in the world to recognize Angola's independence. At the time, Brazil was ruled by a right-wing military dictatorship, and the Marxist People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola was not an obvious candidate for Brasilia's support. However, Brazil's strategic interest in the South Atlantic — the geographic portion of the Atlantic Ocean south of the equator — compelled Brazilian diplomats to accept realpolitik and embrace a pragmatic relationship with Angola that continues to this day. In 2015, Brazil signed investment agreements with Angola and Mozambique that allowed Brazilian companies to open offices there. These companies then used the nations as hubs, taking advantage of the reduced tariff rates that come with their memberships in the Southern African Development Community.

https://worldview.stratfor.com/article/brazil-and-africa-bridge-south-atlantic
http://archive.is/BHhqg

It also mentions ZOPACAS and denuclearization (aka keeping nuke-having people away), oil exploration in the atlantic, unilateral increases of Brazil's EEZ, etc

>Brazil is now the country with the fifth-largest diplomatic presence in Africa.

>From 2000 to 2013, trade between Brazil and Africa went from $4.2 billion to $28.4 billion; African countries primarily provided oil to Brazil, while Brazil provided infrastructure development, agricultural products and defense equipment and training in return.
And creating jobs in Angola and Mozambique, training their armed forces and selling guns and planes to every Mbambo under the sun, besides making a missile with South Africa

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and hes damn proud of it too!
https://youtu.be/daSbDQWoYJk?t=2m55s

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Let a hijab woman talk about it.

>not biased

Ok then.

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Post your funnies because they both ruin humanity.

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masallah

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Would you sacrifice your foreskin to the Jewish counsel in order to gain their favour?