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No, he could not have said anything like "Ukraine will not join NATO." His CIA controllers did not give him permission. They give the orders and he obeys.
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Ukrainazi? Nah, Fam, this was Senselessky trying to steal the limelight, while raising more cash to fill his offshore accounts.
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Bakmut is almost encircled and will fall within days, then the rest will follow. It will be over this summer, at the latest. Bellendsky and his govt will flee into exile #ZelenskyWarCriminal
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Joint statement not issued by US/UK... "Oh, dear, I'm afraid we'll have to sabotage the pipelines!"
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They don't run without air support, as that would be suicide, oil or not. Nobody will give them jets as it takes around three years to train a pilot. Anything less and they are nothing more than a flying target. Nobody is willing to commit their own pilots, either, as that would not only be putting them against an air force, Russian, that holds aerial supremacy, but risk a full scale war, which I don't think it can win. It's all moot anyway. Bakmut will fall, within the next few days, as they have concentrated and reinforced the troops there, however only one road remains open to their supply chain and Russia has Bakmut almost encircled, besides, suicide rates among the battle stressed Ukrainazis is rising. Russia will just keep raising the pressure, a notch at a time, until Bell-endsky's troops crack. I really can't see this going beyond the upcoming summer. They already know Russia has 500,000 troops on standby and that Russia considers the troops it has already committed to be more than sufficient to finish the job.
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@maronily Your mental health care workers are obviously unaware that you've managed to access the internet, I see.
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@Kd Ott EU are figurative slaves, whereas the 320 million in the US are legal slaves! That they don't know this is neither here nor there and does not alter the fact their ancestors were sold and the modern slaves became so, because thems the rules of perpetuity.
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Seeing Senselessky suffer makes me laugh even more. 🤪😂😂😂
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Russia's trade figures, oil and gas, are up one third so far, this year, due to EU members breaking their own sanctions to buy from them. 😂😂😂
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@Tina Forbes Klaus is a competent lieutenant in the financial branch of the nwo.
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You appear unaware that Senselessky takes his orders from his CIA controllers, who, having backed his predecessor, in the 2013/2014 coup d'etat, gave him their support, too. Their interests do not march to the same beat as sanity or peace. Ukraine is losing rather badly, militarily. Even the the top US General, who is Director of the US Armed Forces, has publicly admitted so. Colonel Macgregor, an accepted military expert and advisor, worldwide, agrees. Any further aid in either cash or weapons to Ukrainazi from whatever countries are still providing it can be looked upon as further, speculative investment, as the country is more or less now owned, due to the loans Senselessky has signed it up to and the crippling debts it has accrued. It will take the people at least several decades to pay off just the interest alone.
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Kherson is a city, not a town. If Ukraine are stupid, like they were in Kharkov, losing most of their troops in the trap, then I just don't know what to say. It would even be risky to commit a limited number of troops. Everything will have been boobytrapped and the city targeted, ready for Russia to unleash hell from a safe distance. I imagine Ukraine won't risk it and prefer using their troops to dig in, while they await the Armageddin that's shortly going to hit Ukraine, after four or five days of frost. I genuinely believe Putin intends eradicating them from the face of the earth and any Western allies there as well. He'll remove the rising threat of nazism on one border, while sending a clear message to the West.
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Russia has been churning out stuff from their 'munition factories since the early' 80s, unbeknownst to the West, obviously, whilst creating new stuff, alongside. They aren't likely to run out any time soon. Putin, since taking the reins, was prudent enough to keep the old factories producing, knowing, for at least the last eight years, at the very least, that the current situation was inevitably going to occur. He will finish this war and retain enough weaponry to defeat NATO, should the need arise. The Western leaders vastly underestimated his foresight and Western taxpayers will bear the financial brunt. Their public mouthpiece and propaganda machinery, msn, owned by just six Corporations, is not as successful as they had hoped, as word of their shortcomings and the Ukrainazi war crimes have been reaching the public ear and catching the public eye. The German govt has been forced, due to the outcry from their public, to withdraw from providing further military assistance and a poll, taken yesterday, by the Washington Post, I believe, appears to reflect at least half of Germany objects to providing further humanitarian assistance, too. The people are unhappy with the largesse of their govt, considering their own current and future hardships. Two smaller countries are likewise inclined, so it is only a matter of time before the foundation of support collapses. With a worldwide super-recession barrelling it's way towards us, it is understandable why nations would elect to look after their own, first and foremost and equally understandable that politicians would look to save their own political skins and comply with the wishes of their people. The EU has finally realised the US is profiteering from the war. It's arms manufacturing branch of the industrial military complex is now booming and the US has been charging the EU members four times as much for gas as Russia did! The relationship will be closely scrutinised from here on in, I imagine. As will relationships between member states of both the EU and NATO. The first will disband first and so will the other. Russia will continue to crank up the pressure, the neo Nazis will be defeated, effectively giving power back to the people, the CIA will have been thwarted and we'll be able to release a collective sigh of relief...'til it all starts up again.
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@jerryoluwatobi7016 US spent double that time, in Afghanistan, then fled, leaving their allies behind and a shitload of equipment for the Taliban. The only country they have faced alone, without backup, since their supposed 'independence', was tiny Grenada with it''s military force of 1,000 or so soldiers. A 2018 UN report estimated the US military were responsible for directly or indirectly toppling the government's of at least 138 countries, around the world and were directly responsible for the slaughter of over 20 million non combatant civilian, since 1948! That's some legacy. No wonder they have the highest rates of mental health issues, prison sentences, drug addiction, homelessness and suicide than any other group on the entire planet and get treated like lepers by their own govt. Smh.
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@tkanne7214 Oh, that's easy. They were thinking: These Nazi vermin have slaughtered over 14,000 innocent, Russian speaking Ukrainians, in Donbass alone, over the last eight years, while the US and allies deliberately turned a blind eye, after putting them into power, while keeping the story out of Western msn and keep crowding our borders with NATO troops to try cow us into not mentioning what the Nazis are doing, so I guess we'll have to give them a taste of their own medicine!
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@yudhiadhyatmikosiswono9082 Russia has employed inflatable tanks, which Zelensky and his allies targeted, wasting precious ammo. So far, until October, just the US alone has sent more aid and arms to the Ukraine than it spent on it's entire yearly budget last year.
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@Jhingoor Patima The zionist owners of US: "Jump!" Overseers, posing as politicians: "The 320 million slaves?" The zionist owners " Yes, and you lot as well...JUMP!" 😂😂😂
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@Heshem_Joel 👏👏👏👍 Finally, someone sees the intent.
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Spot on! 👏👏👏👍
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@cg3.0_slowburning Look at the speech he made in 2018. He made it clear he doesn't care who or how many die, just as long as he wins. He made no reference to Ukrainazi, just himself. The West made a wise choice in deciding to attach the strings to him.
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Let's hope so.
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@mohmoony3918 Once Russia retake Donbass Ukrainazi becomes landlocked.
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Russia was sending food to Ukraine, a fact Western msn didn't mention, until their ships were sabotaged, a short while back, after which Russia closed the 'safe' Baltic channel. Lesson: Never bite the hand that feeds you!
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@chrissmith7669 Not the greatest translation work, but, well...watch for yourself: https://youtu.be/Y9kW1Iqpr5M
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@Bond, Gabe Bond Makes no sense. Russian weaponry is far superior.
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That's when you know they have taken the measure of the public, found it wanting, ie, no serious rebellion likely, so can be open in their contempt about and towards those they are supposed to represent.
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He takes begging to a whole new level. Still, his offshore bank accounts aren't going to fill themselves. 😂😂😂
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I agree. This is just another act in the timeless Smoke and Mirrors Show, designed purely for the purpose of distraction. Unfortunately, it often works.
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@urrywest They are CIA puppets.
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@Laurel Rodriguez Your request is vague. To whom is your question directed?
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Wearing glasses, too, as it's becoming obvious, as seen in this vid, that he's squinting to read the autocue and recently almost had to give up on reading a statement. Hell, he could barely pronounce one journo's name, written on his notes.
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700,000 troops, plus mechanised units waiting for the ground to harden with frost, then it's all over for Ukrainazi. Meanwhile, Russia will just keep pounding them with artillery. Putin was too gentle, until August, trying to minimise civilians casualties and deaths, as well as leaving the infrastructure intact. NATO weaponry will be of no use to dead troops.
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@dutbud9049 Research Russian and Ukrainian history, as your current ignorance on the subject is evident.
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@Navam Sinna 👏👏👏👍
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@Mark Kierznowski Exactly what I immediately thought, Mark!
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@Kachi The imbeciles supposedly running the West couldn't find their butts without a diagram, so it's a sure fire certainty that anything they claim is a stranger to the truth.
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@DutBud is incapable of reasoning or he's just a lowly troll, obeying his controller. Actually, he's probably both.
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You don't know the half of it. CNN have actually built a studio for him, complete with green screens.
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And there's the very thing, which you touched upon, near the end...a very well known acronym, but totally incorrect... USA. In fact, it should be just US, as America ceased to legally exist in 1913 and was instructed that they were not permitted to retain it in the title, under international law!
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@losem kayong Putin will cut off zelensky's balls. Four consecutive days of frost will see the start of the Russian offensive against Ukraine and it's going to be a bloodbath, as I think he intends wiping the Ukrainians from the face of the earth. Russia has a recorded history of hatred towards neo nazis, as was seen in WWII and today is no different.
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They've been ongoing for the last eight years against those Ukrainians of Russian decent and were recently witnessed, after the Russians left Kherson.
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Buys an amount of vaccines, without authority or oversight, that works out at seven doses for every man, woman and child in the EU! Seems legit, right? 🤔😜😂😂
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Incorrect, I'm afraid. English writer and courtier John Lyly's romantic novel, Euphues, the Anatomy of Wyt, 1578 Anye impietie may lawfully be committed in love, which is lawless.
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Kherson is targeted with mortars, rockets and missiles. You don't think Putin and his generals hadn't thought it through? Ukraine fell for the same trick in Kharkov, so I don't think they'll be that stupid twice.
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@ernestspanjers7240 Sooner or later your mental health care workers will discover you've managed to access the internet, then you'll be in big trouble. If it was up to me I would grant you access all the time, because your kind of stupidity makes an average person look like a genius in comparison.
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@Ncertshahayyi Kharkov ring any bells? Cleared out, but the Ukrainians, using Western Intel, were too dumb to know that, entered and were decimated. Prolly why the Ukrainians are shitting their pants about entering Kherson, which will be a larger killing ground. If they enter they and the allied troops get wiped out. If they don't they are just prolonging the inevitable. Soon as the frost starts Putin intends eradicating the Ukrainians and their allies. Nazism and US hegemony will take a severe blow, then go home with their tails between their legs. That is, the ones Putin allows to live will. The blood of their dead will enrich the soil, so tbey' serve a useful purpose.
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@Ncertshahayyi Commonsense is a trait in which you are sadly lacking. Unbiased research is another of your weaknesses. Sadly, you will likely spend the rest of your days wallowing in ignorance. What a waste of a life. Smh.
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Kissinger, but he was being deliberately disengeneous, when he uttered that quote, as America ceased to legally exist in 1913!
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The Russians have set the same trap they did in Kharkov. Zelensky will do what his puppetmasters tell him, as the city will be targeted with mortars, shells and missiles, in case they are stupid enough to fall for it twice. US and UK Intel won't make the same mistake twice. Hell, they may even wate ammo shelling the city themselves to make it uninhabitable out of spite.
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Poland and Germany never ceased trading with Russia and continue to do do. Anyone else smell the hypocricy?
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If Zelensky keeps bombing Poland, falsely claiming it was Russia, I suspect the Polish folk might think twice about taking in Ukrainian refugees.
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Zelensky is still a comedy actor, the perfect puppet for the West. What isn't funny is he is sacrificing Ukrainian lives, while playing the role.
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It's a trap, just as Kharkov was, but a larger killing ground, this time around. The 115,000 civilians have been relocated and the 25,000 troops stationed elsewhere, so kKherson holds no strategic advantage for Russia. Basically, it's now a killing ground, should Ukraine be stupid enough to enter. I doubt they will.
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Kherson is different from Kharkov in one way; it's a much larger killing field, targeted by mortars, missiles and rockets. 115,000 Russian civilians have been evacuated and the 25,000 Russian troops positioned elsewhere. It was of no further military advantage to Russia to hold it. Any Ukrainians entering the city will remain there, fused to the ground or their vehicles. Now Russia awaits a four day frost, in Ukraine, at which point they will annihilate the Ukrainians and their Western allies stationed there. They are past the point of trying to reason with us and will make a harsh example of Ukraine. My heart goes out to those Ukrainians, who did not realise Zelensky, the puppet, will lead to most of them being wiped from the face of the planet, so they pose no future threat to the Russian Federation. Our leaders, in the west, are psychopathic imbeciles, who really have no clue what they have unleashed. Four days of frost, tick-tock, tick-tock.
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Tanks are sitting ducks without air support and the UK will not given the F-15 jets, as it takes 35 months to train a pilot to moderate competency and UkrainNazi does not have 35 months left on the clock. This conflict will finish during the upcoming summer, at the latest, due to the fact Western air forces do not want to face Russia's aerial supremacy, in order for the tanks to be effective, so it's game almost over for Bellendsky. Bakmut is almost encircled and Ukrainazi did not heed Western advice to pull their troops out, actually going so far as to reinforce them, so they will make their stand and be defeated in about two days Russia still has 500,000 troops in Ukrainazi that it has yet to commit. They are, as yet, not needed, because the troops, that have been committed, are on top of the situations, as in Bakmut, slowly tightening their grip, while suicide rates among UkraiNazi troops continue to rise, due to battle stress. Putin's terms, when Ukrainazi collapses, will not be generous, because he intends making an example of them, as an warning to others. Had they continued the peace talks, in April, last year, without instructions from the UK, this could have been sorted and the dust settled, but they now face a bitter harvest for what they sowed. I suspect their govt will into exile, rather than face trial for war crimes. Still, the arms industry will have made a tidy profit.
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So, you didn't notice the huge plant machinery that would be required to excavate such a vast amount of earth, in order to produce this supertunnel, the materials to create it or the enormous amounts of earth that required redistributing? Remember the first nazis, in the movie The Great Escape, who didn't notice their prisoners were displacing their tunnel's earth, via drawstring bags attached to their trousers? Do you think you zios, as the new nazis, fell for the same trick and the Palestinians used the same method with all that earth? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 FREE PALESTINE! 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
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Everyone did, when they aligned their currencies to the fiat petrodollar. Maybe some foresaw the power they were handing to the US, maybe they didn't, but that was and still is the grade of those that lead us...weak of character, often corrupt and not particularly intelligent.
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@Sajjad Khan They will be sitting targets without aerial support and they have none.
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He made a speech in 2018, in which he said he doesn't care how many people die, just as long as he wins! Not the country he's supposed to be representing, you understand, just him. That confirmed in my mind that not only is he a psychopath but the narcissism that can be found in all of them is at a particularly toxic level in him. He would, quite literally, cut his grandmother's throat, if she stood in his way.
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@Misakimori_NM Anything running contrary to the nazi-supporting official narrative is either shadow banned or deleted. They cannot afford people finding out the truth.
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Such a pity military strategy and you will always remain strangers or you might have realised you talk utter nonsense, but such a concept escapes you. Supporting either side is understandable, but pontificating, particularly on the internet, which will carry the evidence of your abject ignorance for as long as the internet exists, affording future generations of children a laugh at your expense, doesn't seem like a smart move, but that's because your ego is far larger than your limited IQ, which likely is in the low double digits. Kherson, like Kharkov was, has now become a Russian killing ground with no civilians or troops at risk of being harmed. They can safely mortar, missile and rocket attack the city at will, should Ukraine fall for the same trick a second time. Maybe you should give your poor brain a rest, as thinking evidently isn't your strong point, while we await the frost and Russia's full, unbridled onslaught. It's not going to be pretty, in fact, it's going to be a bloodbath! Putin is a psycho and only fools provoke a psycho.
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@dutbud9049 I'm cringing with embarrassment, on your behalf, at your comment. Will you return, once Ukraine has been bombed back to the stone age, it's people wiped from the face of the earth, which is Putin's intent, to admit how foolish you were? I doubt it, I very seriously doubt it. You are either a troll or have no idea of the depth of your ignorance. Either way, you strike me as the type that lacks the courage to face having to admit you were wrong. A loudmouth, incapable of understanding the danger Ukraine has placed itself in. Smh.
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@biggus bestus Roflmao. 👏👏👏 😂
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@Jhingoor Patima Just US without the A, which they were order by international courts to drop from their title in 1913.
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My heart goes out to you and those like you, John. Bush Snr was correct, when he told Barbra that if the US public were to find out half the things their govt did the people would lynch them. Me, I know they would not extend them that courtesy, but would likely tear them limb from limb. Once a beacon that we, elsewhere, sent our brightest and our best, I am aghast at how a few have corrupted the ideals and values of the many and hidden their dark deeds successfully enough behind a wall of propaganda that honest people, highlighting them, are reviled. Stay strong and stay safe.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂 I don't doubt the German authorities have known about and have been observing this group of amateurs for some time. No, not the German govt, I'm talking about the so called 'terrorists'. 😂 This is embarrassingly akin to Theresa May's budget-bomb-in-a-bag, false flag, going back a few years ago. I'm guessing that with all the cash given to Ukrainazi, there just wasn't enough spare cash to afford anything more elaborate than staging this utter nonsense. It's like a production by a local drama group: The Cringe Gang. It reminds me of those articles, at the end of the news, when it's been a slow day, wherein they cover a story of some crazy farmer that has put Pampers nappies on his sheep, or a wedding, held underwater, at the local swimming pool, everyone, including bride in full dress, wearing scuba gear. I find this absolutely hilarious. Oh-laugh, facing the displeasure of the the German people and this is the best he can come up with? 🤪😂😂😂
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Being as they've been trying to promote US hegemony, without realising it until now, I'd scratch out the word animals and replace it with idiots or trolls, maybe even bots.
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Arsehola von de Lying is now out of her depth. Unless sanctions are eased, if not lifted, then Putin has no incentive to assist Europe.
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@justice 23 Good, thorough research! 👏👏👏
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@THE GREATEST DEMON Nah, Fam, you're total wrong about the UK problem. This began with the tory Brexit, causing spiralling prices and an incredible drop in exports, due to the racist, xenophobic policies implemented. Most of the gullible folk didn't think things could get much worse, until we found out the tories were giving billions to their tax dodging pals, during the pandemic crisis, for medical equipment that was of such a poor quality it was not fit for purpose or never existed in the first place. Then they started donating billions, in cash and weapons, to Ukrainazi, without consulting the people, the cash, like that from most countries, remains unaccounted for, while 2/3 of the weaponry, again like others, ended up on the black market, some of it traced to Milawi, in Africa, within weeks. The tories then decided to remove the cap on bankers' bonuses, lower the taxes of the ultra rich, while taxing the public at higher rates to cover what they were giving the rich.. Both of those decisions caused the value of the pound to drop so low that pension funds almost went bankrupt and the Bank of England had to step in, again with billions of taxpayers' money to prevent that happening. Meanwhile, they refused to put a cap on energy prices, once more doing their friends a favour. They refused or to charge them a windfall tax, so the energy companies just kept raising their prices. Yes, this situation in Ukraine has had some effect, but the overall cause, the common feature, the most costly to the UK taxpayer, is the tory policies of taxing the poor to give to the rich and the greed and corruption of the govt and their rich associates.
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@edwardjones9580 Because, deep down, they are neo nazis. He brought out what was already in them, the same as the tory party, in the UK, particularly under Johnson, were able to tap into the racist and xenophobic hatred of the English people towards anyone and everyone else, in order to get Brexit up and running. If it hadn't been latent among the people they'd still be part of the EU.
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@pootersnacks He's in charge of a neo nazi regime. Do the research and stop making excuses.
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Ukraine threatened to blow up the nearby dam. Russia evacuated the 115,000 civilians and most of their 25,000 troops. Kherson is now a carefully prepared killing zone. Ukraine will be dubious, having lost a great deal of their military to a similar trap not long ago.
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No Russian civilians or troops in Kherson. It's a deliberate trap for Ukraine, the same as Kharkov was. If Ukraine hasn't learnt the lesson of losing most of it's troops in Kharkov by now, then they never will.
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@Grace-bk4tq They couldn't use the disgraced Shite Helmets, so Penn is the new publicity whore for the US.
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Nothing about the cashless society trials in the US, next week, so teething problems can be resolved, ahead of the national rollout, in June? No notes, no coins, no cash, all gone and consigned to history. Honestly, what has happened to investigative journalism? Smh.
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China has traded, not taken. They don't employ US/Western practices.
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@dutbud9049 Save your tears for the people of Ukraine. They are in deadly peril, while you hammer your keyboard, trying, but failing, at being clever. Tell your troll master they should be ashamed at turning out such Inferior students as yourself! Standards have gone to hell. Smdh.
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US govt is responsible for overthrowing the govts of 138 countries, since 1948. US military is directly responsible for the deaths of over 20 million unarmed, non combatant civilians, since 1948. Source: UN Report, 2018 It's about time the UN did an honest report on the UK.
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Now, is this part of the pretence that Ukrainazi intends to play for the public, while Sleepy and his gang are actually working behind the scenes to ensure more funding for the war, or to give Senselessky more time to cook up some brainless scheme to start WW3, I wonder?
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I keep hearing that Senselessky was a comedy actor and feel I must defend him. He is still a comedy actor and makes me laugh! C'mon, he's the king of clowns. 🤡 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Double speak for "We intend robbing our people's blind, by increases in tax, in order to keep arms dealers in business, because peace never has been, isn't now, nor ever will be our intention!" Don't say you weren't warned.
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$140 billion dollars to share among the EU members. Tough luck, Wastemonster. 😂😂😂
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Ursula von der LYING. 😂😂😂😂
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@Donna Beadel You've done your research, I see. 👏👏👏👍
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Classroom monitors. This, basically, is what we have on our hands. Older, but same principle and mentality. The narcissistic variety, that truly believe they know it all, have all the answers and can never be wrong. A ragtag gang of over priveledged, sellf entitled, self important ringpieces that are incapable of understanding how woefully stupid and incompetent they truly are. The sooner this cash sponging and inept organisation is disbanded the sooner those they supposedly represent will flourish! They're as useful as glitter on toilet paper. Smdh.
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@Steve Sherman Ah, you mean Asshola von DER! Lying.
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@Bekhan Like Senselessky's dirty bomb, his killing of a tractor and two Polish farmers and his attack on the nuclear power plant Russian forces captured, type of false flags? Nah, Little Hitler, the nazi vermin, is the only one employing false flags. Wake up and pay attention.
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@Ncertshahayyi I predict, after four days of frost, the nazis are going to suffer at the hands of Russia, just as they did in WWII. I can't see Russia taking any prisoners, this time around, though. You can get back to me, once Russia has succeeded, to tell me how wrong you were.
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@Nothing_to_write0 It's your depth of programming that is nothing short of staggering. 🤔
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@geranienbaum Don't be silly, of course they're involved or did the sanctions just pop up of their own accord? Smh and lmao.
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CIA disagree with your commonsense suggestion and they are the ones Senselessky takes his orders from, so I'm afraid peace and negotiations are out of the question at the moment.
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If Zelensky keeps bombing Poland, falsely claiming it was Russia, I suspect the Polish folk might think twice about taking in Ukrainian refugees.
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He was just pissed that he and his family couldn't steal more cash from the public purse, so wanted NATO to up his profits.
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It's empty. The 115,000 civilians have been evacuated and the 25,000 troops deployed elsewhere. It's of no strategic value to Russia now. Sound familiar? Cast your mind back to Kharkov. Same circumstances. The Ukrainians surged in, then realised, too late, they'd entered a Russian killing ground! They lost the vast majority of their troops. Same here, but the killing ground is larger, this time around. Question is, will they fall for it a second time?
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The fact they are financing, even this poorly, indicates clear intent to go to war with Russia. It's down to us to ensure they don't. I suggest folk start learning how to construct gallows or failing that, how to make a noose. 😂😂😂
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#@LordWilliam The Biden Admin, Senselessky and the failed crypto platform, FTX, arre mixed up. Only 30% of the weaponry supplied by the West has made it to the frontline, so far, the rest having been sold on the black market. There are question marks over the sums of cash given, too.
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@vob8509 The same country, according to a UN report, in 2018, that is responsible for the deaths of over 20 million innocent, non-combative civilians, since 1948!
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Travelling at mach 25, no country has a defence system that can latch on, then match the speed of hypersonic missiles, including Russia or China, the only two countries that possess them. Trump was stupid to turn down Putin's offer to, share the technology!
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It won't be too long now, before Russia launch their full Winter Campaign. 700,000 troops alone, plus weaponry. I can't see anyone being left to recieve any military aijd from NATO, as those they're intended for with have been slaughtered. It's going to be a.bloodbath!
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@Akka fietje Trump can only make a return to the WH with permission from the legal owners of both the US and the 320 million slaves living on the plantation! The owners decide who runs the business as their proxies. There is much you and most folk don't know about the US and so called history.
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