Just to bounce they heads and move they feet andĪnd they snatch your #ss and stomp on beat and In the past, ain’t never been a right timeĪll these n#gg#s want to get into the game The nightmare is, you in somebody’s dreamįunny thing about that, look at anybody laugh Single action, casket, pressed and steamed Sweet saccharine, dopamine pour out the screensĭistant gunfire crackling, the whole thing cracking at the seams Police at the door knocking again and againĬlaws rattling, delicate as roaches’ wings Slowly, spinning in space, speeding, lead foot on the brakesīabylon System is the vampire, wants you to let him in One hand wash the other, they both wash the facеĬentrifugal force and inertia keep еverything in its place The BRICS group of emerging economies represents a beneficial alternative to the dominant US and western-led economic system, especially for countries negatively affected by western sanctions.They say we’re miles away from the days they used to lie in wait Snake around in the high grassīut they still around and they move even stronger now Relations have been stronger between the two countries recently, with both working for Algeria to eventually become a member of the Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) group of emerging economies. The Soviet Union was the first country to establish diplomatic relations with Algeria following its independence from French colonial occupation in 1962. Some have speculated that Israel may be behind this targeting of Algeria from within the US Congress, for the reason that Tel Aviv would not want a bolstered Algerian military south of the Mediterranean, especially given the North African country’s stance against the occupation and support for the Palestinians.Īlgeria and Russia have historically enjoyed a smooth relationship. “Therefore, we ask that you immediately begin implementing sanctions against those in the Algerian government who are involved in the purchase of Russian weapons,” it concludes. Yet, no sanctions available to you have been crafted by the State Department,” the letter to Blinken states.
“This recent Algeria-Russia arms purchase would clearly be categorized as “a significant transaction” under CAATSA. Under this act, sanctions are imposed on any country to engage in transactions with either the intelligence or defense departments of the Russian government. The lawmakers have called for the sanctions to be imposed under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), passed by Congress in 2017. The arms agreements in question, which were signed last year, were reportedly worth around $7 billion and included the sale of Russia’s Su-57 warplanes to Algeria, which Moscow has not provided to any other state.Īccording to the concerns highlighted in the letter, the deal makes Algeria the third largest recipient of Russian weapons in the world. In the letter, the 27 US lawmakers, led by Republican Congresswoman Lisa McClain, showed concern over what they referred to as a growing relationship between Moscow and Algiers.
Twenty-seven members of Congress sent a letter addressed to US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on 30 September calling for sanctions to be imposed against Algeria over its arms deals with Russia.
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