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WAR CRIMES CLOSE IN AND TRINIDAD & TOBAGO MAY HAVE CROSSED A RED LINE By Pearce Robinson As war-crime allegations close in on the Trump administration, a far more disturbing shadow now hangs over Trinidad and Tobago. The government of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is now under rising scrutiny amid explosive claims that a secondary missile was launched from Trinidad and Tobago’s territory or operational control, with The Washington Post reporting that survivors were later seen clinging fo

🔥Adam Schiff EXPOSES Pam Bondi’s Cover-Ups — And Hegseth’s “War Crimes” in a Political Thriller That Shakes Washington🔥 See More👉👉👉https://autulu.com/ms8uThe Fictional Scandal That Erupted Into Washington’s Biggest Political Firestorm In this fictional political saga, Washington was already simmering with tension, but no one—absolutely no one—expected the explosion that occurred when Representative Adam Schiff stepped into the House Oversight chamber with a sealed folder under his arm and a

Pete Hegseth once said, “There have to be consequences for abject war crimes… the military won’t follow unlawful orders.” But new reporting shows #PeteHegseth may now have issued one. As Secretary of Defense, he allegedly ordered a strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean and then told commanders to “kill everybody.” When the boat burned and two unarmed survivors clung to the wreckage, the Joint Special Operations Commander reportedly followed that order. Legal experts say killing shipwr