Comments by "Hermit Oldguy" (@hermitoldguy6312) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. Estonia is painfully aware they're the prime suspect. Their denial is a confession.
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  2. One way to view those two clips is; Putin is worried about the conflict, while Biden is not. Another view is; Putin is a serious Statesman, Biden is not.
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  3. One foot onboard, one foot on the gang-plank - for 60 years.
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  4. It would help Americans if they didn't have to repay the $50 billion.
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  5. Germany sent nearly 4 million men, last time.
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  6. I bet those "Ukrainian" snipers all have British passports and speak fairly-fluent English.
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  7. Not 31% of America, but 31% of the handful of Democrats who were asked.
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  8. Young men will not want to leave their families at the mercy of millions of illegal immigrants.
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  9. Wallis was a Captain, not a General
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  10. Biden said "we, the people" meant the Government.
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  11. Cocaine's a hell of a drug.
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  12. It's Newsweek - so it's bs.
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  13. Chinese must be wetting themselvess, laughing.
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  14. Remind me?
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  15.  @jasonmiller5369  I thought it was 65,000.
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  16. In 1941, with complete surprise, Germany sent 4 million of their best trained, best equiped, highly motivated troops into Russia. It did not turn out well. Germany lost the Eastern half of its country for over 50 (peaceful) years. Apparently, they learned nothing.
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  17.  @egay86292  This claim brought to you by the MIC. I wonder if it's true. ... No, I don't.
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  18. @RF-et2kv I believe Putin has a high qualification in economics, too.
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  19.  @Juandinggong  Hungary has always been a landlocked country - along with Serbia, Austria, Switzerland, ... It has river, road, rail and air connections.
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  20. She's probably KGB.
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  21. The question is, how do you change GBP in a UK bank, into Roubles in a Russian bank?
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  22. Next, he's going to want custody.
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  23. They needed footage of Biden being surrounded by people applauding.
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  24. He looks like a teenager at a grown-up's party.
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  25. There's no honour among theives.
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  26. Russia will not the one to break the peace with Poland.
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  27. 5 Ukrainians is neither here nor there.
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  28.  @goldenaye3  Nato has no sovereignty - no territory, and no waters.
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  29. Truth is the thing tyrants fear the most.
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  30. ".... and the vaccines are safe and effective." ~ Yellen
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  31.  @egay86292  "Guyana achieved independence from the United Kingdom as a dominion on 26 May 1966 and became a republic on 23 February 1970,"
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  32.  @karinjosefinemathes7204  Germany is on the same side this time as last time. It's the Allies that have switched sides.
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  33. She's a CIA recruit.
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  34. Imagine the cost to recover a sunken nuclear AC carrier.
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  35.  @davidthompson1369  Too bad he wont get to enjoy them.
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  36. He may have travelled in a mail bag.
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  37. How inclusive, how tolerant.
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  38. * By their government.
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  39.  @ItalMiser117  "Just asking" said the troll.
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  40. I had the equivalent thought - "US not involved" but maybe CIA.
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  41. He's going to help them straight into Europe.
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  42. There's a couple of thousand "Moscow subway" videos on the Russian social-media site "OK".
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  43. That'll be for Russian speakers.
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  44. Trump stays on until right before the Election - to avoid legal challenge.
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  45.  @jakep5442  No, Putin has been elected President four times, and appointed as PM twice.
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  46.  @Seerwealth  Yes, the US is underestimating (as usual) China and Turkey.
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  47.  @RickyRisnandar  Those people being the bankers.
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  48. Russia should take land as compensation for their expenses. Russia needs to take land as a buffer.
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  49. and their neighbours.
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  50. Na__ can mean; 1. Member of the NSDAP, 2. Person who holds Na__ views. Of course 1. is a member of 2., but 2. is not necessarily a member of 1. But 2. is a Na__ because 2. The SS was subordinate to the SA which was part of the NSDAP.
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  51.  @georgewilder7423  And abandoning their allied followers.
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  52.  @2funny269  Russia is next door to China.
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  53. It's Cyprus.
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  54. Jewelry is easy to carry across national borders, and fairly easily redeemed for cash. That's why "diamonds are a girl's best friend" - she can grab them and run.
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  55. It would surely be a case of self-defence.
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  56. Stalemate - each had half of Germany.
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  57. What's a "world leader"?
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  58.  @frankmccarthy1779  The job description was "king for a day."
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  59. Fear creates hatred, too.
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  60. That's about right.
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  61. The US AWACS would be first
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  62. Maybe they promised him the Presidency of Ukraine.
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  63.  @lckee820  He prolly wasn't very bright to start with.
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  64. The uniparty selects the candidates, so it doesn't matter who you vote for.
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  65. Don't worry, the Ukrainians will fly them gently.
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  66.  @ZappyOh  Hence the genocide of Ukrainians by the collective west.
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  67. It's only taken the BBC 13 years to wake up to the murder of thousands of civilians in the Donbass region.
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  68. @@no-content-yet-7553 Operation Barbarossa numbers are insane. In June 1941, 3.7 million Axis army faced 2.8 million Soviet army. 26 weeks later, they had; - suffered 1million casualties. - taken 600,000 km2 of ground - reached the outskirts of Moscow, and - inflicted 4.5 million Soviet Army casualties.
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  69. As a Brit, we never thought you were. Our Parliament has been completely infiltrated by WEF - it hates the British as much as it hates the Russians.
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  70. He's applying for VP.
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  71. From Gaza, Crimea and Tehran are in US cruise missile range.
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  72. Then he's not legally responsible.
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  73. She was.
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  74.  @GARRY3754  The wage bill of the crew is even more expensive. Say 5,000 people at $100k =$500 million
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  75. I think "teachers" is just an example of Public Sector workers - there are another few million of those. 1 million soldiers?
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  76. And when I say "Elensky", I mean the CIA.
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  77. It's like the Olympics - it means a huge payday for Azer... and that's the point - funnelling money to to the blessed (compliant).
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  78. ... and the ICC, ...
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  79. Hungary is almost completely surrounded by EU countries (except Ukraine). If they leave the EU, they won't be able to trade.
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  80. Or a Chinese spy balloon.
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  81.  @banarama4144  Thanks.
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  82.  @hercg1967  *35 years back. Berlin Wall fell in 1989, I think.
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  83. Yes. It's easy to cross dry land. It's harder to cross water. It's horrible to cross mud/water/mud/water/mud ...
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  84. It's a good thing nobody's told them that France is going to build MIC factories in Ukraine. 🤣
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  85. and demilitarizing themselves.
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  86. Yes, invasion of airspace.
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  87. Anyone would.
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  88. The last time Sweden was at war was 1814 - and that was only a small war against Noway.
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  89. From Wikip... "UNRWA employs over 30,000 people, most of them Palestinian refugees..." So, not an equal-opportunity employer then. Not much diversity at the UNRWA.
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  90.  @vaska1999  So ... by my calculation, that'll be "spring of 2024".
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  91.  @Jl-lq5en  They did.
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  92. First you have to demonize, then you cancel.
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  93. And that will expose the fraud.
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  94.  @jb-xc4oh  About 60 years.
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  95. 21:24 Media's portrayal of Ukraine conflict misguides political class But the media gets its info from the political class.
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  96. Iran gave drones to Russia.
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  97. That's a surprisingly large number of Schrodinger missiles.
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  98. "Jam tomorrow"
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  99. " Had Prigozhin not rebelled Russia would have lost ...." Nonsense.
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  100. Population of Maui is about 1/10th of that - 164,000.
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  101. The EU has never had an audit (to my knowledge).
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  102. It's not funny to taxpayers.
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  103. Random guy, just the most popular comment.
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  104. Claim to be a Russian asylum-seeker. If it works, you're a European, and if it doesn't, what's the worst?
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  105.  @kevinmccusker1866  We're talking 800 miles - across other countries. Would Turkey shoot down a cruise missile heading North? South? Would they see it? I think that's why China is in the Med - so they can match the launches with the bangs.
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  106. It is about depopulation. Control of fossils fuels is one means to that end.
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  107. They prolly sold it to EU for a profit.
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  108. He'll be accused of tipping-off the Dutch (if that happened).
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  109. 🍸🍸🍸🍸
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  110. 6:14 "Zaluzhny was put in charge, so Zelensky wouldn't know." Who put Zaluzhny in charge?.
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  111. The real question is why are they talking about the civil war? How is that an election issue?
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  112. Making a claim would not be easy.
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  113. Thank you, anonymous-stranger-on-the-internet and your puppet "anonymous source". You found 5 people who will believe absolutely anything.
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  114. Yes, Ukraine should try and change the game from fighting to negotiating a peace.
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  115. No, it isn't.
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  116. ... will support Ukraine for as long as the kickbacks continue to be made.
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  117. He armed the Contras - doing the same "regime-change" that Nuland does today.
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  118. Is there a by-election there?
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  119. BS.
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  120. Hovercraft is ideal for that crossing, but is very expensive, very noisy, and doesn't carry much.
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  121. I make it $700,000 per house.
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  122. Would UK be responsible for the cleanup if the shells had been fired on Donetsk, Crimea, or Russia?
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  123. There's an English simile you don't hear much these days - "as thick as thieves".
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  124. That explains the fixation on washing machines.
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  125. Geoff Bickford called it - they'll have perfect American English, but won't remember a word of Ukrainian.
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  126. Elensky would have Trump killed.
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  127.  @Truthorfib  I found the video, but YT doesn't think I'm old enough to view it - because I won't verify my ID.
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  128. French contractors - the money stays at home.
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  129. Why would there be? Tax-and-spend is not a new idea; neither is printing money.
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  130. Amphetamines also keep soldiers awake. They might hallucinate a bit, ...
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  131. I think the verb you want is "Clintoned".
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  132. 8 of 28 million
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  133. War attracts psychopaths - I'm not so sure about sociopaths.
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  134. Both are good questions.
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  135. Stalin built a ship canal from St Petersburg to the White Sea. (Forced labour, millions died.)
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  136. I wouldn't be at all surprised if Ukr launched their offensive on 6th June.
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  137. When they've depopulated it enough, Germany can drop nuclear bombs on it, to take that land out of production, and cause famine throughout Africa.
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  138.  @hanahudcova891  Both are Slavs - and we know how much the Germans want to kill them.
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  139. HE'S NOT THE MESSIAH, HE'S A VERY NAUGHTY BOY.
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  140. According to the US Constitution, the President does not have the power to declare war - unless the US is attacked. See Pearl Harbour. That's why the US calls its aircraft carriers "US territory" - which is a lie. History teaches us, if you destroy one terrorist group, three more appear in its place. I notice that a US carrier parked off Beirut is 700 - 800 miles from Tehran and Crimea - in cruise missile range, yet safe from retaliatory attacks. (To attack Crimea, a US missile would have to cross Turkey - forcing Turkey to pick a side.)
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  141. It's the quickest and easiest way to cool down.
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  142. Yep, 40p UK.
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  143.  @pietdev.4648  As the actress said to the Bishop.
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  144. Is it nuclear powered?
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  145.  @paws057  And where would you dump your nuclear waste?
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  146. Yes, but they serve the State by commiting crime.
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  147. I expect Joe wants to eliminate witnesses, at this point.
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  148.  @irisjanemay1903  It's an interesting way of testing the strength of other nation's leaders.
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  149.  @SvetlanaVladimirova8590  Not at the start. The officer corps had been decimated by Stalin. But by the end ...
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  150. Greenpeace has a submersible. I personally suspect them in the Gulf of Mexico BP Oil rig explosion.
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  151. Hearsay.
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  152. The territory of Ukraine should cover Russias expenses and losses.
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  153. History repeats.
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  154. When's Putin up for re-election?
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  155. Kick-backs.
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  156. Then he would've given options for the others - and need to identify the two groups. But the options for the loyal ones would be the same, so there' no point making the distinction. Also, it's not clear if the ones that marched on Moscow knew they were partaking in a mutiny.
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  157.  @killazaawl  The war on farming is part of the globalist goal of large scale population reduction by all available means.
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  158. They're protecting their own egos.
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  159. They joined WWII about 5 mins before it ended.
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  160. It was only formed in the 1970s.
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  161. There is no evidence that a Russian missile flew into Poland. Radar recordings are not proof of anything - they're easily fabricated.
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  162. If they're placed in Gaza, they'll either fight, or be hostages.
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  163. EU plans to destroy Hungary's economy by attacking its currency? That's Soros planning his revenge because his network of activist organisations was booted out of Hungary. Question is, why is the EU taking orders from Soros? Who would be a member of a club that sets out to financially destroy its members?
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  164. It was an implied threat by Zelensky to Blinken - "I could kill you right now."
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  165. Are you forgetting the Napoleonic era, and two world wars?
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  166.  @ArtherFocksake  Yes, your mistake.
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  167. Bareback dreams of a German Empire stretching from Portugal to Russia? That sounds like phase 1.
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  168. "Climate change" is a euphemism.
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  169. Biden will be played by Jada pinket blah blah and Zelensky will be played by Biden's lesbian press woman.
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  170.  @aidanmacdougall9250  It already is. You can watch the mil. transport flights.
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  171. I know I wait in line until it's suddenly the time to shoot a missile at me. And if I bring some friends along, I know the chance is strong they won't be leaving with me. And afterwards I'll fall back to recover in a forest for a week or two. And all the Western Media will lie to everybody that I beat you.
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  172. Yes, a German army in the Baltics is a declaration of war against Russia.
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  173.  @PerceivedREALITY999  Don't feed the troll.
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  174. Trying to create interest?
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  175. I wonder if she's able to escape from him.
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  176. "... Oh, and while your here, does anyone want to buy a bridge?"
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  177. 22:17 Obviously Zaluzhny got his girlfriend on the payroll.
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  178. The Sundays in June are 4, 11, 18,, 25, (1 July). The Sundays in March were 5, 12, 19, 26. The nearest similar month I can find is December 2022; The Sundays in December were 4, 11, 18, 25, (2 January)
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  179. The key question is, who did Elgin buy the marbles from?
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  180.  @Theyellowchild  Well that rather complicates things, doesn't it?
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  181.  @fifi23o5  and it was fired by Serbia, so it's irrelevant.
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  182.  @postava6150  Serbia fired missiles at Croatia - which is not relevant to a discussion of Ukrainian false-flag attacks.
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  183. It's an airport - that's why planes land there! Alex pointed out the "Danger" sign twice!
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  184. Ahhhhh, I get it. Stage a conflict between Ukraine and Poland, to trigger Article 5. Nato invades West Ukraine. Stalemate.
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  185. They're in the Med - in range of Tehran and Sevastopol.
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  186. "Storm" means "windy". There's rain, then there's rainstorm - rain + wind.
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  187. Armenia will become a Nato base
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  188. In Britain, people'd get hypothermia.
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  189. Refridgerators contain steel, copper, aluminium, tungsten, etc - which can be recycled into military equipment. That the Brigadier is talking about this shows real desperation.
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  190. Happy wife, ...
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  191.  @23b67Z9L  I have a theory ... Humans are not pre-programmed with how to survive, like, say, chickens: humans are adaptable learning machines that need to be taught. We need "good parents" who teach us - especially to be sociable, and not to go around stabbing people. This requires a firm "NO", ie authoritarianism. The trouble starts when adults try to tell other adults "NO" - that's the fascist inclination.
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  192. The candidates are selected by the political parties. All the parties are the same, so all the candidates are the same. All the policies are the same.
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  193. They want the whole world - with about 6 billion fewer people, and they will use every means; war, famine, disease, pestilence, etc, etc, to get it.
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  194. Perhaps the rivers are too shallow.
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  195.  @SuanLuang  They believe the US wont be affected as the nuclear war would be in Europe. Somebody should tell them.
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  196. We had National Service in the 1940s & 50s
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  197. "First I beat them with the stick, then I stab them with the carrot."
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  198. The Nuremberg war-crime trials were a US theatrical production.
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  199. None of those things are free.
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  200. RuTube? That sounds interesting.
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  201. Yes, there are procedures for the handling of classified documents; it was writen by Obama, and it specifically excludes Presidents.
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  202. ICC needs to refer themselves to the Russian courts, for being corrupt.
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  203. His dementia is highly dependent on news of his corruption.
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  204. So the leaders of the collective West can't even knock over a gas station.
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  205. Hillary knew the fix was in, but they underestimated Trump's support. They didn't make that mistake with Biden, they inflated his votes by about 30 million - and it was glaringly obvious.
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  206. They're trying to get Russian to bunkrupt themselves, preparing for an imaginary war.
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  207. They're all Soros employees - same as Antifa.
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  208. It's raining here - Putin's fault.
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  209. It'd have to go through one or two 'stans, tho.
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  210. They've been working on a microwave weapon - that would be monstrous.
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  211. Arson is far more probable, tho.
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  212. because "ship" sounds like "shit".
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  213. How do you know that?
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  214. The whole world does not want to.
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  215. Who would bomb a hospital? Biden would. Why would Biden lie? Because he's corrupt.
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  216. How do Germany and UK plant to pay for Russian gas?
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  217. Firstly, these are poor commanders - their troops were destroyed and they were captured. That's the kind of commanders Putin wants Zelensky to have. Secondly, I presume Putin got something for handing them over to Turkey, and Erdogan got something for handing them back to Zelensky. So they will both be happy to do it all again.
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  218. Russia is not an enemy, you're just scared of powerful nations.
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  219. The truth is the best propaganda, and the truth is, Trudeau applauded a Nazi.
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  220. You're deflecting attention away from the USA.
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  221. Ahhh, that'll be why Biden wants him removed - because he's doing a good job.
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  222. You don't need a reason to replace a General.
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  223.  @akulabourne  Adolph would say "he's been working very hard - he needs a rest", and force him into retirement. (With the political advantage of suggesting he's not fit to be President.)
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  224. Ukraine needs money to bribe EU politicians for membership.
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  225. So you mean "would", not "will".
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  226. I'm having a hard time trying to understand how Zelensky applauds one of the men who murdered his family.
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  227. The innocent don't live in corner penthouses.
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  228. I disagree.
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  229. How does showing economic/industrial weakness and military/political incompetence deter China?
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  230. Are they seriously suggesting - in their new narrative - that the Dutch, didn't tip off the Germans, or that the Germans were told, and did nothing? Do Ukranian attack squads always tell evryone who asks, that they are Ukrainians?
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  231. AH banned the hoarding of gold and money, and forced his people to buy Govt. bonds that were never honoured.
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  232. The Light Brigade were incredibly brave men, led by imbeciles.
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  233.  @Marshmobilise  You think Tory and Labour are different? They're all WEF.
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  234. CIA
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  235. FFS, Alex, don't walk on the road with your back to the traffic, playing with your phone!
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  236. They might be doing market research - seeing how popular/unpopular the idea is.
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  237. Elensky is Fredo. "They said there was something in it for ME." "I'm smart, not dumb, like they say."
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  238. Ask all those Politicians who killed Epstein?
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  239. I predict 100,000 Yemeni "refugees" coming to UK soon - all men of fighting age,
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  240. We the powerless need those in power to do as little as possible. They create chaos as it is, so just imagine if they had ideas.
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  241. Same people who voted for Biden - the CIA (and their vote-printing machines.
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  242. BlackRock is prolly a subsidiary of the CIA.
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  243. That's why the elites spend so much time and effort on propaganda.
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  244. Zelensky, not Alinsky. Alinsky wrote "Rules for Radicals"
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  245. No, they voted against a resolution. A UN resolution carries little or no weight.
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  246. And that's the Globalists desire - to kill billions.
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  247. The EU officials are party to war-crimes. That's why they're now saying "Ukraine lied to us."
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  248. because their system of democracy does not include the ordinary citizen, only the elite. Biden said "we the people" meant "the Government". Ie., the bulk of us a untermensch.
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  249. That's YT throttling the results to supress the channel.
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  250. Clearly he's not trying to hide.
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  251. It's a long way to Moscow - even from Ukraine.
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  252.  @tatfly5779  It's 300 miles.
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  253. Zelensky was installed by the CIA, just as Saddam Hussain was.
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  254. *dog whistle
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  255. I thought Shilliary sold a large chunk of US uranium to Russia.
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  256. Nothing to do with capitalism. The west is socialist.
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  257. Underwear, because they can't print the real news.
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  258. That's WHY he published his memoirs - to protect himself from war-crime allegations. German Generals Mannstein, Haupt, etc did the same thing. (Also to cover their military failures - they blamed AH for everything.)
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  259. The EU wants a list of Polish agents, and Poland doesn't want to give them that.
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  260.  @studiobauhaus7740  Biden hired a freak show.
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  261. * That's 1 metre, 500 times.
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  262. Crimea, or Donetsk? (sp?)
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  263. Yeah, I heard claims that it predicted WWII, but it clearly didn't. Why not, I'd like to know?
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  264. That was a consequence of the fall of the Berlin Wall, wasn't it?
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  265. Every western country strips down fridges - it's called "recycling". It's false to claim fridges are stripped down "for parts", since fridges have very few re-usable parts; they're stripped for materials.
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  266. While I'm on the subject, washing machine chips cannot be used in drones - they are programmed, and cannot be reprogrammed - to protect the manufacturers IP.
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  267. 🙂👍 @MegaSockenschuss 
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  268. Kiev to Moscow = 755 km
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  269. "One British reporter said"? You'll have to do better than that.
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  270. Mrs Prigozhin sips tea and smiles.
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  271. If Trump went to Ukraine, Zelensky would have him killed - and by Zelensky, I mean the CIA.
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  272. The Russian Parliament should issue arrest warrants for the members of the ICC as co-conspirators in the Nordstream terrorist attack.
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  273. Animal Farm is a good example of "rules-based order".
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  274. You can trust a liar to lie.
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  275. $5 billion for an election? That's around $250 per vote!
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  276.  @flamintasty  Good catch, $25 per vote goes back to Brandon.
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  277. East Europeans all buy German cars.
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  278. Lawmakers don't make laws that limit their power to make laws.
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  279. If only 1% of the population are psychopaths, that's how many?
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  280. McCarthy is swamp - it doesn't take 2 1/2 years (and counting) to impeach Biden.
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  281. It took YT between 6 and 8 hours to tell me you'd posted this video.
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  282. "The Germans entered into this war with the childish notion that they were going to bomb everybody else, and no-one was going to bomb them in return. ..."
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  283.  @TCO345  * *how
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  284.  @ninarao4063  No.
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  285. It's a psychological attack on the Japanese PM. If you put someone into an emotional state, they're easier to manipulate.
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  286. Says the anonymous stranger on the internet.
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  287. It's to cool them down and stop them killing eachother.
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  288. What's winter like in Crimea, compared to Ireland?
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  289. One sank? I didn't know that.
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  290. Aids infection of Europe. Killing us by all available means.
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  291. "Trip to the Carribean" sounds like a euphemism for "put you in Guantanamo".
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  292. Schwaab is always the smartest man in the room, because he surrounds himself with imbeciles.
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  293. many a true word is spoken in jest.
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  294. As Charlie Sheen said, "winning!"
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  295. Neocons don't know that "the easiest person you can fool is yourself." (Twain or Chesterton)
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  296. You're saying words, but they don't make any sense.
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  297. They half-joined, in the 1960s.
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  298. Your tale doesn't contain a single verifiable fact.
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  299. Who want an army to command.
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  300. I heard she goes both ways.
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  301. Biden pays Iran for hostages, and surprise, surprise, Hamas takes hostages.
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  302. When you've contributed to the slaughter of over a million people, you have to use language to conceal the truth for the sake of your ego.
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  303. It's common assault in England.
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  304. Nobody can swim when dressed and equipped for winter combat.
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  305. It's $700 per house(hold).
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  306. People voted for AH - der fuerer.
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  307. The American empire?
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  308.  @befeleme  And Slovenia, and the Czech Republic.
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  309.  @MrBlueWRX  He does have point (even if he didn't make it). See the trading difficulties in Ireland resulting from; Ireland being being in the EU, Nothern Ireland being out of the EU, and no border between.
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  310. 😨 @befeleme 
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  311. When you post a comment, try to edit it. If you can't, it's gone. z
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  312. Russia was winning too big. US was talking about nuclear weapons and US troops. There's no need for all that now.
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  313. "on hunger strike" is indistinguishable from "being starved".
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  314.  @hongry-life  "For no reason" Andrew Camarata fan?
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  315. I think it would allow Russians to retrieve their money from foreign banks.
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  316. NordStream = Russia -> Germany gas pipeline.
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  317.  @bharathsf  That's a lie. The famine killed around 1 million people, mostly Burmese refugees fleeing the advancing Japanese. The intent of such a lie is to bring even more deaths - it is attempted mass murder.
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  318. It's to forment revolt in Russia.
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  319. A missile strike in another country is an act of war, and a de facto declaration of war.
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  320. As dumb as a Hollywood writer.
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  321. Revolutionaries are always worse than the people they ousted.
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  322. "I promise you this - I will end fossil fuels." Biden.
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  323. Comrade Stalin say "there is no shortage of bread, only a surplus of people."
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  324. The UN was created and funded by the US to advance US foreign policy. It's basically an extension of the US Govt.
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  325. Western Intelligence want up-to-date pictures of enemy commanders, so they put out the claim that Cmdr X is dead, and Cmdr X takes a picture of himself. CIA prolly want them for their "Ukraine" kill-list.
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  326. I think the Armenia play is to get US warships into the Black Sea ... eventually.
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  327. Except for that guy on his yatch in the Pacific, when the Japanese attack force went by on their way to Pearl Harbour.
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  328.  @SuanLuang  Yes, you can blockade America, but not Russia.
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  329. It was the one-armed man.
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  330. Which suggests he's a psycopath.
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  331.  @КАБы_да_КАБы  Nonsense. Climate change - as you use the term - is a lie.
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  332. Until somebody's willing to invade USA, they're immune from the consequences of their actions.
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  333. Biden's only campaign promise - "I will end fossil fuels". And 50 million people voted for that - 80 million times.
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  334.  @hongry-life  Trump is the main opposition to funding Ukraine, so Zelensky would have him killed. And by "Zelensky", I mean the CIA.
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  335. It was a condition of the grain deal, that the West reneged on for the whole nine months the deal was in place.
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  336. It flies over S. Poland
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  337.  @robertcox3872  Hahaha no. It would be way too easy to stage an "incident" - especially with the ships of 50 navies "observing". The ideal outcome for Biden would be thousands of barrels of oil in the Baltic, a Danish coastguard ship sunk, and shipping halted to 8 or 9 Baltic states while the oil is cleaned up. Besides, who is going to risk losing an oil tanker and it's cargo?
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