Influence of other countries.

[oker288]

Hi there ,
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My country is preparing for her general election .
The politicians from the ruling party  has been making inciting statements after another.
So the US and some other countries have warned them off.
My question is this, if something happens as a result of these inciting statements from the politicians during the course or after the election.
How are the US and other countries going to punish them considering that the country is a sovereign nation?

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[Blackpussy]

How do we tell when we don't know what your country is? Can you be more specify we have so many elections at the corner.

[virasog]

Hi there ,
รีวิวเกมสล็อตออนไลน์
My country is preparing for her general election .
The politicians from the ruling party  has been making inciting statements after another.
So the US and some other countries have warned them off.
My question is this, if something happens as a result of these inciting statements from the politicians during the course or after the election.
How are the US and other countries going to punish them considering that the country is a sovereign nation?

Thank you for coming in and reading.

Which country you are talking about here ?  If your country political parties attempt something wrong, the outside world would not be able to help much.
However, if US is involved in this and they have warned the parties already, then it would be much better if United nation play their part here. Again i need to know about your country name to guide you more precisely.

[Gyfts]

We probably can answer your question without even needing the country, although it would help. The main countries, (think of countries in the G7 + Russia and China) have a relationship that's steady enough that a rough election cycle with inflammatory mudslinging wouldn't make any difference. The U.S. isn't known to retaliate just because someone got elected. Russia and China don't even have fair elections so I guess you're not referring to them.

Unless you're talking about a terrorist country like Iran (no clue what their election/dictator system is like at all), than the U.S. has no interest in your country's politicians.

[Cnut237]

The U.S. isn't known to retaliate just because someone got elected.

I have to respond on this point. Just look at an earlier 9/11 for a salient example, 11 September 1973.

Retaliation and intervention is what powerful nations do, all the time, throughout history. Many of the conflicts and tensions in the world since WW2 have been due to US involvement overseas. But this is not a problem with
the US, it's just that the US is the most powerful nation at present. Go back a hundred years, it was the UK and France doing all this stuff. Go back further, the Spanish in Central and South America. Go back to the beginnings of recorded history, you'll find Assyria and Sumeria doing the same.

[Blackpussy]

Hi there ,
รีวิวเกมสล็อตออนไลน์
My country is preparing for her general election .
The politicians from the ruling party  has been making inciting statements after another.
So the US and some other countries have warned them off.
My question is this, if something happens as a result of these inciting statements from the politicians during the course or after the election.
How are the US and other countries going to punish them considering that the country is a sovereign nation?

Thank you for coming in and reading.

if US is involved in this and they have warned the parties already, then it would be much better if United nation play their part here.

The USA has no power over any country's presidency they can not dethrone any sitting President no matter how bad the person is. The US can only report to the UN for proper investigation and sanctions

[Gyfts]

The U.S. isn't known to retaliate just because someone got elected.

I have to respond on this point. Just look at an earlier 9/11 for a salient example, 11 September 1973.

Retaliation and intervention is what powerful nations do, all the time, throughout history. Many of the conflicts and tensions in the world since WW2 have been due to US involvement overseas. But this is not a problem with
the US, it's just that the US is the most powerful nation at present. Go back a hundred years, it was the UK and France doing all this stuff. Go back further, the Spanish in Central and South America. Go back to the beginnings of recorded history, you'll find Assyria and Sumeria doing the same.

Let me clarify, the U.S. won't retaliate over someone getting elected, but only if someone has control over a country that poses a direct national security threat. At that point, it isn't about an election but about maintaining national security.

You saw this in the Venezuela election where the U.S. didn't necessarily recognize Maduro as the leader (though that's changed a bit). No open conflict.

[Cnut237]

How are the US and other countries going to punish them considering that the country is a sovereign nation?

The US will do whatever it likes, the only consideration is likely whether any action will have a negative effect on any US allies - although this would likely be a minor consideration, and not sufficient to sway a decision.
The US under Trump however is less interested in international affairs than is normally the case, so is perhaps less likely to act.

The USA has no power over any country's presidency they can not dethrone any sitting President

I'll quote my 9/11 example again.

the U.S. won't retaliate over someone getting elected, but only if someone has control over a country that poses a direct national security threat.

It's a grey area though, 'direct national security threat' can and does mean anything. Similar to how Department of Defense is all about attack rather than defence.

I'll add again - nothing against the US here, it's just how the most powerful nations have always behaved.

[Jet Cash]

How are your politicians selected? They usually have to be approved by the International puppet masters. You then get to vote, and if you vote for the correct guy, then you get left alone. If you vote for the wrong guy, then yiu face a variety of possibilities including war, assasination, sanctions, and court rulings to establish the election was illegal or rigged.

It doesn't matter for whom you vote, the government always gets in. This is the puppet masters international government, not the puppets you elect.

[virasog]

How are your politicians selected? They usually have to be approved by the International puppet masters. You then get to vote, and if you vote for the correct guy, then you get left alone. If you vote for the wrong guy, then yiu face a variety of possibilities including war, assasination, sanctions, and court rulings to establish the election was illegal or rigged.

It doesn't matter for whom you vote, the government always gets in. This is the puppet masters international government, not the puppets you elect.

This is a similar story for almost all the third world countries. The poor people thinks that they have elected the president of the country but infact it is pre planned decision by the super powers of the world.

By the way OP is not active anymore on this discussion and he has not even disclosed the name of his country where puppets are selected. 

[Febo]

Hi there ,
รีวิวเกมสล็อตออนไลน์
My country is preparing for her general election .
The politicians from the ruling party  has been making inciting statements after another.
So the US and some other countries have warned them off.
My question is this, if something happens as a result of these inciting statements from the politicians during the course or after the election.
How are the US and other countries going to punish them considering that the country is a sovereign nation?

Thank you for coming in and reading.

Remember what happened in Bolivia. Those that lost elections rioted and did not wanted accept election result. Few other countries and also few other companies including Tesla Elon Musk supported revolvers. Morales had to fee country and some other lady formed temporary government and new elections happened a year latter. Result of new elections was identical. So nothing was wrong in the first place.

https://twitter.com/AliMortell/status/1318221632306089985

A year ago in the midst of the coup in Bolivia, Mayor Patricia Arce was captured, beaten, had paint thrown on her and her hair chopped off, and was paraded through the streets by right wing thugs who wanted to intimidate MAS supporters. Yesterday, she was elected Senator




Elon tweet form a year ago, he deleted soon after: