Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Ecuador, and Mexico, and Vienna,

and just run through some information that has apparently been forgot by a number of

countries and we'll go over what happened and just kind of run through

everything. Okay, so we'll do a little recap first. The

former vice president of Ecuador, he was the Vice President 2013 to 2017-ish. He was inside the Mexican embassy in Ecuador.

Officials in Ecuador wanted him. He's been there, he was there I believe since December and I think

he was either about to get granted asylum or had just been granted asylum.

But officials in Ecuador wanted him over bribery, graft, something like that.

Some people are undoubtedly going to try to look at that information

and decide, is he a good guy, is he a bad guy?

Were the charge is real, fake?

Did he do it?

Did he not?

Were they politically motivated?

They're going to look at all of this stuff. Here's the thing from a foreign policy

perspective. It does not matter. Like it is an afterthought. None of that is important to the

actual situation because officials in Ecuador rated the Mexican

embassy in Ecuador.

For anybody who didn't watch all of the cheesy 1980s action movies and TV shows that needed some strange plot device to make their bad guy untouchable, you can't do this.

It's against the Vienna Convention.

I believe in technical legal jargon they refer to it in that convention as

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