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  • PhaseFour [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    Heat map Belt and Road and you’d see our activity happening. It’s where the targets are

    On that note: the day before the Beirut blast, there was a change in Lebanon's Minister of Foreign Affairs - from Nassif Hitti to Charbel Wehbe.

    Hitti was pro-IMF and wanted the government to take on their debts. The government repeatedly voted against it. Hitti resigned August 3rd and called Lebanon a "failed state."

    The new guy, Wehbe, is very anti-imperialist.

    He received some "Internal Hero of Venezuela" medal from Chavez, one of the country's highest honors.

    He wants to re-establish diplomatic relations with Syria.

    He supports Belt and Road, which was going to invest in Lebanese ports.

    His first day in office, the Beirut Blast happened. I have been wondering for months if the CIA paid someone off to do that.

      • PhaseFour [he/him]
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        4 years ago

        Sure, but you can intentionally "mismanage." I would imagine a lot of sabotage tactics could look like an accident.

          • PhaseFour [he/him]
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            4 years ago

            Yeah, if you know what CIA operations look like, there are big red flags. But no smoking gun.

            But to most people it sounds like conspiracy nonsense.