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NinaIllingworth April 28, 2017November 17, 2022 A Brief Thought, advisor, Amerikan Musik, Angela Merkel, blog, bribery, CA4, China, civics, corruption, cruise missiles, diplomacy, Donald Trump, Eisenhower, ethics, Ethics violations, FA1, fascism, Fascism Ascendant in the USA, fashion, First Daughter, first lady, foreign policy, Germany, heiress, influence, Ivanka Trump, Japan, Jared Kushner, Jim Yong Kim, Kennedy, Melania Trump, Meme, MP6, nepotism, News, Nina Illingworth, Opinion, Politics, POTUS, presidential advisor, quid pro quo, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, Senior Advisor, shadow secretary of state, Six Things I Think, Social Justice, Syria, teen model, Trump, unqualified, Washington Post, White House, Women's Issues, women's rights, Women20 Summit, World Bank

A Brief Thought: Who Elected Ivanka Trump?

Let’s all stop and take a moment to recognize how absurdly screwed up it is that Ivanka Trump is an official advisor to her father; President Trump.

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NinaIllingworth April 20, 2017November 17, 2022 A Brief Thought, arms sales, Assad, Assad loyalists, blog, crimes against humanity, cruise missiles, Davao Death Squad, death squads, Durete, Duterte, Duterte's war on drugs, Famine, famine in Yemen, foreign policy, gas attack, genocide, globalism, Imperialism, investigation, Major Non NATO ally, Meme, Military, military intervention, murder, News, Nina Illingworth, Observations from Outside the Death Star, OODS, Op-Ed, Philippine National Police, Politics, President Trump, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, record arms sales, regime change, Rodrigo Duterte, Saudi Arabia, Saudi war crimes in Yemen, Six Things I Think, suicide bombing, Syria, the Philippines, the United Nations, Trump, UN, US empire, US military, war, War Crimes, warmonger, WD7, weapons contracts, World War Three, Yemen

A Brief Thought: Duterte, Death Squads & Selective Outrage

Nina takes a long, hard look at the west’s “humanitarian” argument for deposing Bashar al-Assad and finds it lacking in credibility.