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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2023 · 1H 17M

2023 A Year In Review

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Here are some of the headlines in the US and in various countries shared on social media in the year 2023~ Fight for transparency today or you will never have clarity tomorrow~ *Gonzalo Lira spent his holidays in a Ukrainian prison in 2023 for exposing corruption in the Ukrainian government on his social media platform *Gonzalo Lira's father requested help from US government and US embassy in Kiev to urge corrupt Ukrainian government to release his son, but nothing was done. *Queen Rania of Jordan speaks out on Israel vs. Palestine and the HYPOCRISY behind the Power Abuser *US have committed to providing $100 million worth of US taxes in a form of relief, aid and humanitarian support to Palestine *Canada Sovereignty Act C-69 (In opposition of Government Gangsterism) *NATO Member Countries wont compel Ukraine to release their Hispanic-American Former Journalist in a Ukrainian jail for exposing corruption in the Ukrainian government *TRUTH Media platform not getting traction in the US market, or perhaps being isolated by the internet giants and their proxies *Former Slovak Prime Minister wins Parliamentary elections as he continue to oppose Ukraine as an EU priority *Nikki Haley, Republican Presidential candidate against the use of TIK TOK but her daughter is on the platform accord to Ramaswamy *Why is the US funding Ukraine if US lawmakers are aware about Ukrainian government corruption and are fighting over US debt ceiling? *Slovakia and Hungary ban Ukraine export of grain *Josh Hawley (R) MO----Doesn't see the benefits on letting Ukraine embezzle US taxes *****SPECIAL SHOUT OUT TO MY US SENATE CAMPAIGN SUPPORTERS IN THE 2020 US GENERAL ELECTION******* Vivek Ramaswamy tried to warn public about corruption in US politics and broken system without prior experience in government service *Violation of US first Amendments rights of US citizens utilizing the Social Media platform exposed *NATO have yet to support claim that Russia is interested in attacking NATO member countries as they try to drum up compelling reason for unconditional support to the corrupt Ukrainian government *Mass illegal migration in the US Southern border *US Senators and Representative names (list) who approved Billions of US tax dollars still MIA (Missing In Action) *Former FBI Assistant Director exposed corruption in the current Ukrainian government and Ukraine still got millions of US taxes from the current US administration *Hawaiians got $700 in aid from the US government via FEMA during wild fire event that devastated various communities in Hawaii *Hungary oppose EU talks with Ukraine but is open to providing humanitarian aid *Republican primary contest for the Republican presidential nominee continues to label two India decent American candidates as Indian-Americans but wont label Cristy and DeSantis, European decent candidates? *Israel vs Palestine at it again for attention from the international community but their citizens are having to bare the price *Ramaswamy has no previous government service background but seems to claim he knows how to fix the government *Ukraine president visits the US and asking for more money on top of the billions of US tax dollars worth already given to them *FBI took possession of New Mayor Eric Adams electronics as he is being investigated *Donald Trump appointed King and Savior of the Republican party, even though he doesn't see ALL Americans of various backgrounds Americans (but subjects????) *US Congress censored only Palestinian American representative for exposing abuse of power by the Israeli government. Thank you for listening----Please support our campaign to eradicate poverty worldwide by utilizing the social media platform in economic development Please share and like our Spotify Podcast, Youtube channel and facebook pages. Links below. Youtube: @faceconomicstv facebook: faceconomics Support us on Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠faceconomics⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.patreon.com/join/faceconomics

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