There Is Nothing You Can Do On The Surface Of The Earth That The Jews Will Like

In a recent video shared on Facebook on Thursday, March 13, 2026, Niger Delta activist and traditional ruler, Asari Dokubo, shared his thoughts on global politics and perceived biases in international relations, particularly regarding the influence of certain groups on world affairs.

Dokubo expressed skepticism about the fairness of decisions made by powerful global actors, suggesting that some communities face disproportionate scrutiny or criticism regardless of their actions. He argued that understanding these dynamics is important for assessing international conflicts and diplomacy.

According to Dokubo, “There is nothing you can do on the surface of the Earth that the Jews will like.” He made the statement while highlighting what he sees as persistent criticism directed at specific communities or nations, arguing that such scrutiny often goes beyond reason or fairness.

He further emphasized that global politics is complex, with competing interests and power structures influencing how actions are judged on the international stage. Dokubo suggested that recognizing these realities is crucial for nations and communities striving to protect their sovereignty and interests.

The activist also warned against accepting international narratives at face value, noting that biases can shape public perception and policy decisions. He encouraged people to critically evaluate news and statements coming from foreign governments or media outlets.

Dokubo concluded by stressing the importance of self-awareness and stra tegic thinking in global affairs. He maintained that understanding how power and influence operate internationally helps communities navigate challenges while protecting their rights, resources, and dignity….See More