She wouldve been indicted. Number two, they tried to read using russian lies she paid for. They try to rig the outcome of the election for they had their insurance policy be one i want the full hillary report laura everybody wants the unredacted report, we want this one, we won that one. I want to know about samantha powers, i want her interview notes. Sean lynch, obama. Laura they had an aggressive lack of curiosity on the reports or underlying notes on the Hillary Clinton email investigation, but now suddenly they are so curious about when they have all this transparency. The whole thing is. One other thing, hannity, before you go, dont you let the people who can did show criticism the most horrible things, the second the heat is on them, they start screaming insult at peopl. They are so transparent. I think everybody is on to their game. Sean do you know whats interesting . This boomerang is so real. When people see it, the way we know it, its all coming, its going to be a political
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Babatunde Oyateru, Head of Communication and External Affairs at Shelter Afrique. It would appear an odd moment to make a case for multilateralism, at a time of Covid vaccine nationalism and Brexit unilateralism, but Africa, on the other hand, is embracing it.
On 1 January, 2021, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) went into effect. Historically, this is nothing new; cooperation has always been at the normative heart of African nations’ foreign policy; it is often philosophised as pan-Africanism.
In many areas, such as security, immigration and education, African countries have often been keen to cooperate, rooted in the in-group feelings created by a shared colonial legacy. Beyond the much-touted benefits of the AfCFTA, it offers a new opportunity to reconsider a pan-African approach to development on the continent – especially in response to the predictions of some.