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Well.... crap.
The USA is a terrorist state. We don't respect the sovereignty of other nations.
We've invaded another country for oil on the pretext of "drug charges" and kidnapped their president and his wife.

What's next?

I've sometimes wondered what I would do were I a German in the 1930's. Apparently, just wring my hands looking at my limited options.

bbc.com/news/live/c5yqygxe41pt

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Trump says US has "captured" Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife in "large scale strike" - latest

The US President says Maduro has been "flown out of the country", as Venezuela declares a national emergency.
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Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
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Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
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Oh, no Greenland, he'll go for something closer to home. Canada is next. And yes, we live in a Terrorist Country with a Dictator in power. (and his cronies, who are all benefitting from his totalitarian regime, will do nothing to stop him)
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Isaac Kuo
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I think Canada has the world's third largest oil reserves, behind Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.

Greenland? Not so much.

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Muse
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Perhaps be like Miep and Jan Gies. Those people were the couple who kept Anne Frank, her parents, and a group of their friends safe during the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands. They provided rooms, and brought food and other items these Jewish people needed to survive. In a similar fashion you can donate a little food each week, so that people who have immigrated to the US can eat.
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Muse
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Small efforts can mean a lot! Never underestimate that!
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Samuel Smith
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There was a video I watched recently from City Prepping where he said, "You don't have to fix the world, just make your little corner of it a little more resilient." I can't save the world, but I can help the people around me a little.

Have you heard the story of the man and the starfish?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Star…
The version I heard had this line, "[t]here are so many – how can [throwing each starfish back in the water] make any difference?" She replies, "It makes a difference to this one."

1969 short story by Loren Eiseley contained in an essay of the same name, and the name of a 1978 anthology of Eisley's works

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