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Test AI 14 09 2026 3:33 AM GMT

 Quick Quiz AI Compare news, facts, media, content, truth, ethics moral of main global opinions in G7 countries vs BRICS countries vs OECD countries, on these subjects: 1- Real number of political prisoners in Venezuela; if the ancient regime is now doing business with Trump, it uses the G2 technique of having kidnapped citizens as the main source of negotiations for politics. 2- Real numbers of civilian and military deaths in the Ukraine-Russia war, cost per day on each front in million dollars. 3- Real number of Gaza war deaths: terrorists, civilians, women, children on both sides 3-Human Rights respect in Tibet, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Uyghur, North Korea, Cuba, Belarus, Russia, Venezuela, New Zealand, Canada, USA, France, Germany 4-European Commission investigation into political party funding: does it exist or not? What about Sinn Féin, Bildu, and Marxist parties in EU member states: funding- are there links to oil foreign players like Russia, Mexico, Venezuela, I...
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Rubio & Trump, naive & wrong

  ... #Convit, a former proud 'last name' in my country... now mixed with #Betancourt (also a great Pitcher, and many good families) associated with #Chavez #Maduro #DelcyJorgeRodriguez #Guaido #LeopoldoLopez... #Castro? But...also #Epstein omG.... Marco Rubio & Donald J. Trump are wrong; this 'new' oil 'American' company with opaque funding origins from Switzerland and Spain via Venezuela's ancient regime... 3 billion $ for corrupt practices in the electric 'system' in Venezuela? Corruption in Venezuela is like killing millions of human lives, kids, elderly, women...no health system to fund with this level of corruption... I am not buying the story of Rubio and Trump, 'no, this guy does not have any case open in American justice'...omG, are you naive or mad? There is no Chevron bp aramco REPSOL @Petronor S.A. ExxonMobil Texaco Shell @Eni @TotalEnergies @Statoil .... ??? to do the 'job' of drilling and pipe oil and gas in...
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Egura Americas Inc.: Abort?

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  Egura Americas Inc.: Abort? Hello, good morning. I am a libertarian soul. Every day I learn to defend, second by second, natural liberty. I understand the foundation laid by the Founding Fathers: the restless pursuit of happiness, the defense of private property and life, natural rights, and natural law. My brother Paul studied in Grand Rapids and at GMU. He is drifting toward the “ordoliberal” side. I hope he never crosses into the dark side—the illiberal one. I’ll get straight to the point. I admire the American people. I know President Trump will not attempt a third term. First, American democracy and the Republic would not allow it. Second, his own sense of historical legacy would not let him stain the balance of eight years of successes and failures. I publicly appeal to the institutions that sustain a free society: the free press, American democracy, the justice system, the American family, and money itself—the human institution that flourishes in open, free markets and rem...
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Rubio? Trump? Shame or Liberty

 with more 'plugged' ancient regime actors? omG '#BoliChicos #BoliKids? what about corruption, drug trafficking, terrorism links of all of these? FBO, CIA, NSA, Rubio? Trump? Shame or Liberty... I prefer 10000 times the #SevenSisters .... what kind of model, example, are you boosting US People? be corrupt, 'clean'money in american 'new' oil companies? and be happy, in peace? omG... we demand true democracy, liberty, election soon, ahead, our leaders @MariaCorinaMachado & Co., seat , put a date, enable the real legal Congress #AN 2015, our Justice, Electoral Powers... Jesus!! https://lnkd.in/p/eeEF4qAg
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Letter to the Editor NYT — On the U.S.-Venezuela Oil Deal

 Letter to the Editor NYT — On the U.S.-Venezuela Oil Deal To the Editor: Recent reporting on the U.S.-Venezuela oil pact, and on intermediary firms now surfacing around it, points to a troubling pattern: a historic chance for Venezuela's recovery is being negotiated in the dark. I write as someone with family ties to Venezuela's oil sector going back to the 1930s, and to Basque immigrants who found opportunity there. Venezuelans have endured nearly three decades of institutions captured by corrupt insiders. A 25-year deal covering 65 billion barrels, struck without competitive bidding or public disclosure of who stands to profit, risks repeating that pattern under a new flag. Transparency -- clear ownership, open bidding, public accounting of proceeds -- is not a technicality. It is the difference between rebuilding a free Venezuela and simply changing which insiders control its wealth. Mikel de Elguezabal Méndez, 73492846A Navarra, Spain
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Letter to the Editor WSJ — Transparency in the U.S.-Venezuela Oil Pact

 Subject: Letter to the Editor — Transparency in the U.S.-Venezuela Oil Pact To the Editor: Your recent coverage of the 25-year U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement rightly raises alarms about secrecy and process, but a deeper danger deserves attention: the deal's opacity is a gift to precisely the actors it should exclude. Free markets flourish on clear title, enforceable contracts and competitive bidding -- the institutions that let capital find its best use. A pact negotiated in secret, without competitive tender, invites middlemen with murky ownership and offshore accounts to insert themselves between two nations' resources and their rightful beneficiaries. That is not capitalism; it is the mercantilism Adam Smith warned against two centuries ago. Venezuelans have spent 27 years watching their institutions hollowed out by cronyism dressed as socialism. Replacing one opaque arrangement with another, however well-intentioned, squanders a rare chance to rebuild the rule of law that pr...
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