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    Generalstaatsanwalt bietet für den venezolanischen Präsidenten 50 Millionen US -Dollar

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    1. Hungry_Sandwich_8_Me on

      Do you know what $50 million USD would buy you in Venezuela right now? I can imagine plenty of his country men are going to consider it anyways.

    4. kingOofgames on

      Maduro is a shitstain. But let’s be honest if he had bribed don the con, he would probably become Americas best friend. He still has the opportunity just open a Trump hotel or something, and be completely fine.

      That’s pretty much how the current circus is.

    5. steve_ample on

      „Aiding drug cartels“

      Hmm. Not sure if I would ever buy Bondi/Trump’s assessments or at least call it fully objective. And I doubt he’s the worst, but okay.

      „and corruption“

      My irony meter just exploded, and I think I’m bleeding out. Someone call an amberlamps.

    6. Rubthebuddhas on

      Maduro is no peach, but this is just another distraction from a similarly corrupt group of non-peaches.

    7. ActualSpiders on

      Ummm… at what point does this become a declaration of war? How is this any kind of a legit thing for a fucking cabinet secretary to do?

    9. DFWPunk on

      Only way this gets collected on is a military coup. That’s not necessarily going to make things better.

    11. Royal_Example1062 on

      I don’t understand the charge.

      Trump and Co are guilty of so much more in just the past few weeks.

      Yeah, and?

      I don’t understand the point anymore. Trump is a just another third world strongman.

      We really can’t throw stones anymore. Republicans burned that goodwill forever.

    15. ScotTheDuck on

      For comparison, the total reward offered for Osama Bin Laden was $25 million.

    16. zoa12 on

      Like the US would ever pay that out even if you provided info to his arrest. We got a pedophile asking about a drug lord why would I trust either to follow through on their word I am more likely to get a shank to my back

    19. TheMoorNextDoor on

      That’ll literally cause a civil war in that country…

      I’ve never seen an attorney general put a bounty on someone’s head let alone a president of another country…

      We are all against Venezuela’s president but god damn that’s how you spark a full scale war in that country. That’s literally an act of war.

    21. Riskybusiness622 on

      Countries offering  bounties on foreign heads of states is a thing now?

    23. puffic on

      I don’t think Venezuela has extradition to the U.S. Is the Attorney General stupid or something?

    25. SpeshellED on

      The Cheeto-PEDO has done a lot more damage to the world than Madero.

      **Whats the bounty on his moronic ass?**

    29. tulaero23 on

      Imagine Venezuela offering a bounty over Trump as well lmao. It will be so funny.

    30. TomStarGregco on

      Of course he did ! This goes without saying. He emptied the jails and rounded up the fugitives in Venezuela and sent them here. But putting a bounty on his head literally accomplishes nothing.

    31. Put3socks-in-it on

      “Put some bread on your head get ya hit” – ~~Future~~ Pam Bondi, US attorney general

    36. ParserDoer on

      I have to say, if I had a spare 50 million laying around I know who I would put a bounty on.

    40. rubbarz on

      Since when the fuck could an Attorney General set bounties on political leaders?

    41. sector16 on

      Basically ordering a hit on Maduro, wasn’t on my Trump bingo card…but here we are.

    42. powerlesshero111 on

      Probably because he doesn’t like that they shipped Venezuelans to that prison in El Salvador to be tortured to death.

    44. Sixseatport on

      That kinda makes a reciprocal bounty acceptable. Does he really want to open that door? What an idiot.

    45. AlexandraFromHere on

      Venezuela’s president can say he’s at the same place as the Epstein files and this administration will stop looking for him.

      „Nothing to see here, folks. Move along,“ we’ll be told as a talking head says the administration never even said the word ‚bounty.‘

      Also, isn’t this a dangerous precedent to set, a nation putting on a bounty on a foreign leader’s life? Either this is just a PR thing, or the administration is willing to start a war to distract everyone from the elephant in the room.

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