@Megzy0712@ZelenskyyUa In your country, you are no longer a free man; you sleep without the hope of seeing tomorrow. If Russian bombs don't kill you, your government will abduct you and send you to the slaughterhouse. Putin is not your problem—your president's ambition is
@Cow_boy098@MarioNawfal Your children have been screwed since 2014 when that war started, and drones are raining down on them every day; your country is a terrorist state—that’s why it’s funding and training terrorists in Africa. Not a single Ukrainian deserves to live, you piece of shit
@Cow_boy098@MarioNawfal You might be right or you might not, but your existence is less certain, whereas mine is a guarantee: no forgiveness or mercy for the Ukrainians—they must be wiped out for bringing terrorism to other countries and continents. #Putin will exterminate them all, you piece of shit
@Cow_boy098@MarioNawfal Russia is slaughtering the idiots your fucking government funds and trains to kill Africans; these people are terrorists and their deaths should be celebrated. You’re a fucking son of a bitch who thinks everyone has to believe your bullshit propaganda, you absolute piece of shit
@Cow_boy098@MarioNawfal Your shitty country is burning day and night, yet you call *me* a monkey? #Putin should start dropping nuclear bombs to exterminate that repugnant, shitty Ukrainian race. You piece of shit
@teonguema Cuantas veces al año te reúnes con los responsables de SEGESA para tratar de lo mismo? Sólo necesitas 2.5 meses para volver a convocar otra reunión con los mismos y de lo mismo
@frontlinekit What does the world have to do with your bullshit? Why does the world care what happens in Ukraine? You've agreed to sacrifice your country to the West
The United States speaks of freedom, democracy, and the defense of peoples when criticizing countries like Iran or Venezuela, but often remains silent or maintains alliances with questionable governments when strategic, economic, or oil interests are at stake. Hypocrisy
1/2. It is positive to acknowledge any investment in education, vocational training, or community support. No one can deny that U.S. companies have created jobs and developed some social programs for over 30 years. However, it is also necessary to ask a fundamental question:
The United States wants Equatorial Guinea to be a prosperous and successful country. In today’s world, the key to economic prosperity is a well-educated and highly skilled workforce. For more than 30 years, American companies in Equatorial Guinea have invested in their employees and in local communities to improve the quality of life. Those long-term investments in health and education distinguish American companies from other foreign enterprises.
As the United States celebrates 250 years of freedom, we proudly present this video series about the positive impact of American companies and the United States government’s educational programs that build the skills, knowledge, and confidence that enable Equatoguineans to thrive and build a better future.
Today, we highlight KOSMOS ENERGY.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/bWWr8ndLuB
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5/6. But they cannot be presented as sufficient proof of collective prosperity when a larg part of the population still does not enjoy that prosperity.