Comments by "ZEPHYROS" (@zephyros3039) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. KOSOVO IS SERBIA 🇷🇸
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  2.  @Doochos  Hi from 🇷🇺🪆 I hate to break it to you, but you lost all your colonies, Brittany. Ironically, your biggest ex-colony is now telling you what to do and keeping you under their thumb. What does it feel like to let Murica jerk you around? It’s like – you swapped the positions and nowadays your ex-colony is in charge, of you and your actions as well however fatal and risky they might be. In 1997 you lost your precious Crown Colony – Hong Kong. Finders, keepers. You said we got kicked out of the G8. No biggie! We’re still in G20 which is more representative, more inclusive and more important. And Russia was still be able to host the World Cup 2018 which we did beautifully. Besides, Russia is still the military superpower right next to US and China (there’s 3 of them). Speaking of our dear far eastern neighbour China, you’ve been pushing Russia into China’s friendly arms in the last 7 years. Do you really want us to be allies that much? LOL. Maybe we could make a collaboration? Like some military alliance against the collective West that has been ganging up on us and teasing us. As a matter of fact, you in your foreign doctrine officially proclaimed Russia and China as your main threats and even major enemies. Woah… Be careful what you wish for. News flash: Scotland is about to leave the UK in the nearest future. The initiative that is bound to take a toll on the UK’s reputation. After Scotland goes solo it’s only a matter of time the 2 Irelands get finally reunited saying goodbye to the DisUnited Kingdom or simply Kingdom, I mean… you’ll figure it out somehow. Next up is Wales. Oopsie. How sad. And you kicked yourselves out of the EU, essentially weakening the EU’s reputation, starting a unfavourable precedent and bringing the schism into it. How so? The bottom line is – Brittany isn’t the mistress of the seas anymore. Get over yourselves, for crying out loud. And please no more provocations close to the Russian coastline. Quit looking for trouble. Nobody wants things to turn nasty. Do you? 😌
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  3. He's a teddy bear :3
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  4. Ahahah this is such a cool way for him to end his carrier as a PM and go down in history with. I wonder how he feels after being told what he did :D For what it's worth he comes across as such sincere and decent guy to me for some reason! He might have made mistakes as a politician but he seems good as a person. Am I right or wrong? And I truly wish our president would do the exact same thing (stepping down) with or without humming. (from Russia)
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  5.  @mustang9279  🤦🏻‍♂️ Are you insane or way too brainwashed? Crimea has nothing to do with Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  6. Crimea has nothing to do with the Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from the Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  7. The sinking ship is the EU that was left behind by the UK!
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  8.  @Doochos  The only thing that is irrelevant to me is the fact that I used to love your country. I used to be fond of your culture, your literature etc. I successfully mastered your language and now it’s only fitting that this circumstance can come in handy when I’ll have to deal with the enemy of my country you chose to be! It’s your country that unfortunately decided to rekindle the spark of the new Cold War era. What you did right at our doorstep, near our coastline and one of our most crucial naval bases was absolutely unprecedented and uncalled for. If Russia makes up her mind to include you in our list of “unfriendly states”, it won’t do you any good in the long run.
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  9. Ahahah this is such a cool way for him to end his carrier as a PM and go down in history with. I wonder how he feels after being told what he did :D For what it's worth he comes across as such sincere and decent guy to me for some reason! He might have made mistakes as a politician but he seems good as a person. Am I right or wrong? And I truly wish our president would do the exact same thing (stepping down) with or without humming. (from Russia)
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  10.  @Doochos  People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Remember? Let me refresh your memory. NATO had promised Gorbachev to never expand on the east when the USSR was dissolving but you DID expand on the east PLENTY of times, sneaking up to the Russian borders, and NATO infrastructure is basically at our doorstep right now. Yes, it is. That alone paints you as a wolf in sheep’s clothing. You’re a fraud. Your axis of evil that inhumanly bombed away Yugoslavia and Iraq, that took Kosovo away from Serbia absolutely brutally and illegally, basically destroying the international law and other atrocious things you’ve done will not prevail in a conflict with Russia. Ukrainian neo-Nazis rose up to power after the ILLEGAL US sponsored coup. If they gained power through illegal means they cannot dispute the legality of other things. Russian Crimea will continue to prosper no matter what and you will only be able to whine about it. Even the OFFICIAL anthem of Sevastopol (approved in 1994) says “SEVASTOPOL IS THE PRIDE OF RUSSIAN SAILORS!”. Look it up! So what’s your point? Crimea was, is and will always be Russia. Russia didn’t invade Crimea. Not a single person was killed, the most successful military operation in history. But you seem so clueless, brainwashed and misguided, like a deer in the headlights. Don’t eat what you’re being fed. Learn a thing or two, please. Let me get this straight. Russian forces and the Russian Black Sea Fleet had always been where they are now in accordance with the agreement (Kharkiv pact) between Russia and Ukraine. In fact, Russian forces had never left Crimea ever since 1783. Also, Crimea has ALWAYS been the most pro-Russian region ever since the Soviet Union’s dissolution. For the Ukraine it always tended to be getting a little out of hand. And the referendum of the 2014 wasn’t the first one. It’s just this time Russia didn’t stay on the sidelines and got involved. Quick reminder once again: Crimea got reunited with Russia absolutely willingly, peacefully and rightfully. Furthermore, Crimeans have ALWAYS been gravitating towards Russia for all those years and always felt the odd one out within the Ukraine but strongly connected to Russia. They always were a pain in the a*%s for the Ukrainian pro-western course over the last 17 years. The vast majority of Crimeans (70% of whom are Russians) happily voted to secede from the Ukraine on a referendum to reunite with Russia in the outcome while Kiev was ousting their legally elected president in a US sponsored coup in Ukraine. Russia only helped them carry out the referendum safely and then welcomed them back. Although p**ed off Ukrainian nationalists threatened to come and thwart it, remember “2014 Odessa clashes” where 50 people were killed? That being said – Crimea was Russian when the USA was 7 years old as a country. Crimea is quintessentially Russian! Go grab a history book and start learning something. Russian Crimea should NEVER have belonged to the Ukraine in the first place. Your utterly Russophobic media shouldn’t be trusted. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  11. @Robbie Sarris Blah blah blah. 🥱 It’s not whataboutism. It’s what you did next to our borders the other day. I do believe that Russia ought to do whatever it takes to help Northern Ireland gain independence by seceding from the UK and to finally rejoin its motherland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 🇮🇪 making their dream come true. As a matter of fact, the Northern Ireland is a temporarily occupied territory by the UK. But it’s going to be a massive celebration just like the German reunification back in 1990! The Irish Unity is what we should strive for. 🥳
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  12. Crimea has nothing to do with the Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from the Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  13. I see him as an English teddy bear. So sweet and charming. Doooo doooo doo right ;3
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  14. What a historical and glorious day for UK, Europe and rest of the world. I just wanted to say - CONGRATS ON YOUR INDEPENDENCE DAY, BRITAIN! Uncork champagne bottles! Celebrate this date! I'm so happy for you! Yet I've got 2 reasonable questions - who's next? You are the beginning of a pretty alarming precedent for the EU. And who's gonna come to replace you? Maybe Ukraine? Ahahah)) CHEER UP AND GREETINGS FROM RUSSIA! :)
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  15. 537monster That is why more and more people me included are planning on escaping to the West. I don't wanna live under this hideous authoritarian regime. I feel like going away until its too late as I'm done with this hopeless country. I see Russia as a total mess and I'm running out of my patriotism unfortunately. I can't relate to what Russia has been reduced to anymore. Thank god I speak English fluently and there will not be a problem for me to settle down somewhere else, preferably in an English speaking country.
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  16.  @UPTHEPOSH  Is that all you had to say to my profound and insightful comments? 😏 I didn’t expect you Brits to be so boring, and brainwashed. Even though I did expect you to be self-righteous and uninformed. I’m still quite disappointed. But I must admit your parlour tricks are amusing. 😁 But next time it won’t be as amusing if you send that HMS “suicide squad” to the Russian shores one more time.
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  17. @Robbie Sarris I know exactly how to push your buttons, don’t I? Ahah. 😁 And who on earth coined the “Terrible” in the Ivan IV Vasilyevich title? The inadequate translation – that’s what’s terrible about it. In the Russian historiography it’s always been Ivan Grozny which means Tremendous, Stormy, Powerful, Awe-Inspiring but nowhere near terrible. BTW, those who watched the historical drama "Elizabeth" (1998) with the Oscar-winning Hollywood actress Cate Blanchett, about the English Queen Elizabeth I, remember the scene where different European monarchs wooed her. One of the suitors is proclaimed "Ivan, Tsar of All Russia". This fact really took place in history: Ivan the Formidable corresponded with Elizabeth and even tried to woo her - negotiations on a possible marriage in 1567. Elizabeth I ended up rejecting everyone, that’s why she’s sometimes referred to as the Virgin Queen. Elizabeth never married. Speaking of RUSSIAN Crimea. Russia didn’t invade Crimea. Not a single person was killed, the most successful military operation in history. But you seem so clueless, brainwashed and misguided, like a deer in the headlights. Don’t eat what you’re being fed. Learn a thing or two, please. Let me get this straight. Russian forces and the Russian Black Sea Fleet had always been where they are now in accordance with the agreement (Kharkiv pact) between Russia and Ukraine. In fact, Russian forces had never left Crimea ever since 1783. Also, Crimea has ALWAYS been the most pro-Russian region ever since the Soviet Union’s dissolution. For the Ukraine it always tended to be getting a little out of hand. And the referendum of the 2014 wasn’t the first one. It’s just this time Russia didn’t stay on the sidelines and got involved. Quick reminder once again: Crimea got reunited with Russia absolutely willingly, peacefully and rightfully. Furthermore, Crimeans have ALWAYS been gravitating towards Russia for all those years and always felt the odd one out within the Ukraine but strongly connected to Russia. They always were a pain in the a*%s for the Ukrainian pro-western course over the last 17 years. The vast majority of Crimeans (70% of whom are Russians) happily voted to secede from the Ukraine on a referendum to reunite with Russia in the outcome while Kiev was ousting their legally elected president in a US sponsored coup in Ukraine. Russia only helped them carry out the referendum safely and then welcomed them back. Although p**ed off Ukrainian nationalists threatened to come and thwart it, remember “2014 Odessa clashes” where 50 people were killed? And even the OFFICIAL anthem of Sevastopol (approved in 1994) says “SEVASTOPOL IS THE PRIDE OF RUSSIAN SAILORS!”. Look it up! That being said – Crimea was Russian when the USA was 7 years old as a country. So what’s your point? Crimea is 100% Russian! Go grab a history book and start learning something. Russian Crimea should NEVER have belonged to the Ukraine in the first place. Your utterly Russophobic media shouldn’t be trusted.
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  18. Ahahah this is such a cool way for him to end his carrier as a PM and go down in history with. I wonder how he feels after being told what he did :D For what it's worth he comes across as such sincere and decent guy to me for some reason! He might have made mistakes as a politician but he seems good as a person. Am I right or wrong? And I truly wish our president would do the exact same thing (stepping down) with or without humming. (from Russia)
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  19. Crimea has nothing to do with the Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from the Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  20. Biz 08 Let us hope for the best (but prepare for the worst) P.S. Good point :)
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  21.  @whatthefrickbro  Thank you. I’ve always loved Ireland. I think it’s one of the best countries in the world. Greetings from Russia! 🇷🇺 ❤️ 🇮🇪
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  22.  @Templar.Knight-Reaper  Says a guy from the ukraine – former Russian colony and currently the poorest country in Europe. 😁😁😁
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  23.  @Templar.Knight-Reaper  Only in your wet dreams. Ukraine is officially the poorest country in Europe and one of the poorest countries in the world. Ukrainian GDP per capita is 3600 USD, and Russian GDP per capita is 11600 USD. Out of 188 countries, Russia is 59th while Ukraine is 110th. Do the math lol
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  24. What a historical day for UK, Europe and rest of the world. I just wanted to say - CONGRATS ON YOUR INDEPENDENCE DAY, BRITAIN! Uncork champagne bottles! Celebrate this date! I'm so happy for you! Yet I've got 2 reasonable questions - who's next? You are the beginning of a pretty alarming precedent for the EU. And who's gonna come to replace you? Maybe Ukraine? Ahahah)) CHEER UP AND GREETINGS FROM RUSSIA! :)
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  25. My deepest condolences to the families of those who died in this horrible train wreck. This is really heartbreaking! Maybe it was a terrorist attack??? (From Russia)
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  26.  @youarenotassmartasyouthink5587  👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 🤝 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
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  27. HVALA 🇷🇺 ❤️ 🇷🇸
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  28.  @youarenotassmartasyouthink5587  Hats off to you for explaining it so aptly! I guess America won’t like if Russia one day says that California was illegally annexed, so Russia considers it Mexican and then sends our ships straight to the Californian shores. The same can be applied to Northern Ireland in the UK. And all these people aren’t even aware of the fact that our Black Sea fleet has been situated there all along since 1783.
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  29.  @ИринаЛукьяненко-ь3ъ  Привет любимому Крыму! Держитесь там, дорогие. 🇷🇺⚓️🏝 🌊🚢
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  30. Crimea has nothing to do with the Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from the Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  31.  @bengaltiger96  Check under your bed if there’s a troll from the “Russian troll factory” there 😆
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  32. 537monster Meaning Donald Trump? OMG He's one hell of a guy. Might be quite a slapstick if I can put it like this. Things seem to be changing way too dramatically these days, don't they? It feels like the storm is coming... But looking on the bright side I must admit that the parliament election is due on the 18th of September this fall. I assume our people will support anybody but Putin's leading party. They just have to. We'll see though. We shouldn't encourage the current ruling political party. We should stick up for our future and ought to make the right choice unless they intend to rig the whole thing, which is quite recurring and typical of Russia and its wretched reality. The democracy in Russia is as fake as it can be. Anyways I'll give it a shot and play the next steps by ear. In the middle of the fall I'm gonna apply for the green card lottery as well and see if I'm lucky enough to win it. By the way there's a certain group of folks in here who are gonna 'celebrate' the 100 anniversary of something so huge and drastic next year. Just do the math and look it up.
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  33. I see him as an English teddy bear. So sweet and charming ahah ;3
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  34. :D
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  35. The way he said 'behind' was so American! I think he should have pronounced it as 'beehind' instead of 'bah hind' I'm not a native English speaker but it still made me kinda confused. Could somebody clear that up please?
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  36. Callum Williams I was starting to think that AmEng was crawling into and taking over the original version of the language. I have heard of the certain tendency.Well lots of English singers tend to sing in AmEng nowadays. Anyways thanks for the reply :)
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  37. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Are you insane or way too brainwashed? Crimea has nothing to do with Ukraine for 7 years already since its secession from Ukraine and reunification with Russia. Crimea is quintessentially Russian just like Moscow or Vladivostok. Everyone who says otherwise (especially those in charge of such fatal and reckless decisions to violate Russian borders) ought to wake up to reality, until it’s too late.
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  38. The way he said 'behind' was so American! I think he should have pronounced it as 'beehind' instead of 'bah hind' I'm not a native English speaker but it still made me kinda confused. Could somebody clear that up please?
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  39. 537monster Well, thank you, I guess. As a matter of fact Putin's rating of approval went up high (from 60% to 85%) after the Winter Olympics 2014 in Sochi which we hosted and won. Plus the reunification with Crimea your mass media outlets called 'annexation' which is totally uncalled for. Returning Crimea was crucially the right thing to do. We got bogged down in this euphoria, but not for long. Safe to say 2 years later Putin failed to come up with something new, useful and refreshing to uphold his power and enhance the economic situation, Putin's notorious stability looks like a house of cards with Western sanctions in and with no steep oil prices, so his ratings now tend to be tumbling down badly. And it's all happening for a reason. Lots of reasons. Russia is so incredibly corrupted that it makes me sick to my stomach. Our pensioners have to survive, whereas the officials lead such an unabashedly luxurious way of life, living like lords. It's just least to say, you know, I don't wanna bother you with our issues. Did you see our national team play at Euro 2016? (embarrassing) Ironically only team Ukraine turned out to be worse. Our football epic fail proved yet another example of how messed up Russia is. In every field. However we are going to host World Cup 2018, which is ridiculous and pathetic. (corruption benefits only) They say here - the feast during the plague. Our worthless footballers get millions € every month for disgracing our country and showing zero results, whereas we are asked to help our unhealthy kids by sending texts for them on the TV. "The more texts you'll send, the more likely this poor child will get proper treatment and survive" Whereas our oligarchs keep bying fancy yachts that we won't be able to buy working hard 100000000 of years. How surreal is that? The most disgusting thing is when they bend over backwards to portray you guys in a bad light and at the same time their families are all fine to live abroad. Moreover they want to control us even on the internet. So called 'Пакет Яровой' or 'Yarovaya bundle' or package (of updated anti terror laws) blew up Russian society. Despite the protests Putin did sign it. They are being so despotic, shameless and unapologetic doing the things to us due to which Edward Snowden fled the US and moved to Russia. (surveillance) but in Russia it's gonna be way worse, like Stalin is back from the dead. Gulags and so on. OMG I find our future quite dystopian if you ask me. Wonder how come the Hunger Games franchise didn't get banned in Russia, considering that Moscow could be a perfect prototype for the Capitol, and the rest of Russia for Panem, roughly speaking of course. The question is whether 'You-Know-Who' is gonna end up like Snow or not. (the last thing was reckless of me to write still)
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  40. Her speech is well staged, sounds thoroughly rehearsed and theatrical.
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  41. David Cameron seemed like an English teddy bear - sweet and charming compared to this strict and rigid Mrs Snow Queen. Which makes me wonder how she's gonna act towards my country - Russia. P.S. That golden chain necklace looked way too clunky on her.
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  42.  @ronniefarnsworth6465  Self-likes? Really?
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  43.  @Templar.Knight-Reaper  Wishful thinking again, poor thing? FACTS provided by international Monetary Fund (IMF) actually. Go check it out! Oops, like I said – your fantasies don’t count.
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  44.  @monke1477  It just goes to show that I’ve hit the nail on the head with my insightful comments. Yay! 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺💪🏻 Tacky and unfunny. Try again. 😎
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  45. Callum Williams Why?
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  46.  @Templar.Knight-Reaper  Facts are above 👆🏻 Ukrainian and Russian GDP per capital examples and comparison that I’ve brought up. And they speak volumes. It’s a bitter pill to swallow for you but you gotta do what you gotta do, right? 😌
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  47.  @Templar.Knight-Reaper  Stop making things up and grow tf up! 😁
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  48. Ruined the country? Did he? Britain is still famous for being wealthy and successful. As far as I'm concerned this is such a cool way for him to end his carrier as a PM and go down in history with. I wonder how he feels after being told what he did :D For what it's worth he comes across as such sincere and decent guy to me for some reason! He might have made mistakes as a politician but he seems good as a person. Am I right or wrong? And I truly wish our president would do the exact same thing (stepping down) with or without humming. (from Russia)
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  49. @bean machine He just spoke his mind. What’s with the people saying that he should leave his homeland and move to Russia? Are you even serious? I think you’re so filled with anti-Russian sentiment and anti-Russian hysteria that you can’t even see how ridiculous you are. Get over yourselves.
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  50. A few countries have announced their desire to arrange the same referendum. Slovakia, the Netherlands, Italy, France and some others. Ever heard of a chain reaction or a domino effect? You guys have made a precedent. The EU has just proved its irrelevance and lost its prestige yet again.
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