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  1. Boris Johnson should be charged with inciting violence and hate.
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  2. Blinken is slacking. When he talked about Russian aggression, he didn't say "unprovoked."
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  3. The key fact is that Putin had no reason to kill Navalny. Navalny had no ability to do anything to Putin, nor to Putin's Presidency, and not even to anyone else or the Russian state.
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  4. Borrell and Baerbock insulting China is going to do wonders for China's willingness to co-operate with the West.
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  5. Zelensky had been an embarrassment for the Biden Administration, but now he is becoming a pain in the ass.
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  6. I noticed China developing a sense of humor over the last few months, and the "Macron as a tourist" is world class trolling.
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  7. Kallas says Russia doesn't believe in peace. She couldn't be more wrong. Russia believes in peace, including Ukraine's peaceful surrender and EU's peaceful concessions to Russia's demands. There is nothing more peaceful than that.
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  8. The EU Mafia to the government of Georgia: "You've got a nice country there, Georgia. It would be a shame if anything happened to it."
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  9. The first rule of diplomacy with China is that you show genuine respect. Scholz stating that Russia is the number one enemy and not China, is trying to sow discord between Russia and China. Of course, China will perceive this as disrespect due to the arrogance of Scholz thinking that China would not see through his deceit and Machiavellian manipulation. .
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  10. The US troops would be needed in Hungary to protect Hungary against the EU.
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  11. Aside from political and military considerations, accepting Ukraine into EU would be like an economic millstone around EU's neck. EU literally cannot afford it.
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  12. I never had much confidence in Scholz, so there wasn't much to lose. Same with the EU leadership. Maybe they should all resign.
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  13. If Ukraine shoots Taurus missiles at Moscow, Russia will have to make a buffer zone all the way to Netherlands.
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  14. After rotting for days, I bet the corpses also don't pass the smell test. Alex is right. Who keeps dead bodies around for two to three weeks? Zelensky.
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  15. UK's military and MSM keep Russian military amused. Even Peskov or Zakharova will get a laugh.
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  16. I hope the Munich Conference played John Lennon's Imagine during Macron's speech. Especially the lines "...you may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one..." "Just look at Scholz, Zelensky, and all the other dreamers in here."
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  17. The unipolar moment is over. The acknowledgement of it isn't.
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  18. It's not teachers in the classroom that Ukraine lacks. It's students. And the longer this thing lasts, the smaller Ukrainian classrooms will get, which some might consider a good thing.
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  19. An interesting revelation from Macron. So he perceives the world to be currently unified, and could be fragmented by BRICS. I didn't know anyone held such a naive and simplistic view of the world. It's downright Pollyannaish.
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  20. Basically, Stoltenberg declared that Ukraine will never get accepted into the EU.
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  21. I hear that al-Julani has now fully adopted European values.
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  22. If Russia wanted to preempt a Ukrainian counter-offensive, it would start moving against Kharkov and Odessa, but without diluting or weakening their defenses elsewhere.
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  23. Russia already complained that Europe and Zelensky don't have agency, and any agreement can be overruled by the US. But with the recent forced military funding for another country (not Ukraine), the US doesn't have agency either. So which country can Russia negotiate with? Who holds ultimate power over the White House and Congress?
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  24. Marco Rubio has recently been reported to have said that spreading democracy around the world is not a primary interest of the United States. It's unclear whether this relates to the future of NED, but Nuland might be polishing up her resume, just in case.
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  25. Biden says paint the roof white. I would rather paint the town red.
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  26. Let's admit it. There was foreign interference in the Slovak elections. The US, the EU, and certain NGOs tried their best to derail Fico and succeeded to some degree. Fico would have and should have received more votes. Potential coalition Parties will be motivated by a chance to share in governing Slovakia. They wouldn't have this opportunity had a Globalist Party won.
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  27. I believe Ursula von der Leyen had a slip of the tongue when she said "we have tools...," because it was clear that she meant "we have fools..." Admittedly, English is not her first language.
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  28. The ICC has an opportunity to arrest Zelensky while he is in The Hague. There are a lot of charges he can be indicted on.
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  29. You will note that when Kinzinger said it would be a 3-day real operation if NATO got directly involved, he didn't specify that it would be NATO on the winning side. Maybe he meant the Russians would wipe NATO out that fast.
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  30. Friedrich Merz will cause a lot of schmerz to German people.
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  31. Beware of Pelosi bearing cookies.
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  32. I can understand why Podolyak doesn't want to stop in the middle of the road. He is afraid he will get run over by a Russian tank.
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  33. Peskov should have said that stealing Russian assets will break the Rules-Based International Order.
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  34. All those Western news about Russia's global interference must surprise Putin and the Kremlin. The Russians didn't know they had that much influence over so many places.
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  35. "Blinken will highlight the strategic successes that Ukraine has achieved." I suppose the most praiseworthy are the many strategic retreats that Ukraine successfully executed.
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  36. They also tried to clone Zelensky, but instead of a clone they got a clown.
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  37. Annalena Baerbock should have worn a bulletproof burqa. Then al-Julani might have shaken her hand.
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  38. The best kind of offensive is when the enemy doesn't notice it.
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  39. There are no similarities between Abraham Lincoln and Zelensky. Not in their character, and not in their mission, values, or actions. Some may argue that they are both men with beards, but even there the similarity is weak. Kellogg is not very bright.
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  40. The US state department issued a statement: "We are going to wait a day or two before we announce that Russia blew up the dam. That way it will sound more credible."
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  41. That was a funny speech by Ursula von der Leyen. "Georgians must be masters of their own destiny," all the while wanting Brussels to govern Georgia.
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  42. Boris Johnson: Trump will be strong and decisive in ... defending democracy. That automatically precludes defending a non-democracy such as Ukraine.
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  43. So Scholz says that one morning he woke up and started his shower and there was no hot water. Apparently, Russia suddenly and unexpectedly turned off the gas. I can see why that would be an unpleasant surprise.
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  44. After Ukraine is defeated, it will be awkward for Milley to come back from that statement.
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  45. "Your name will be in the history books" isn't that much different from "Your name will be on the Death Certificate."
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  46. I had to laugh at the list of countries willing to sign Ukraine security guarantees. They are either too far away from Ukraine, or don't really have actual ability to help Ukraine militarily. It's like if Liechtenstein offered a security guarantee. The only country that is sticking its neck out is Romania, and this one is probably thinking it will never come to that.
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  47. Ursula von der Leyen is into prebunking because nobody wanted to bunk with her.
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  48. Obviously, Bijay Pandey of Irving, Texas, secretly hates his wife, otherwise he would have never purchased that EV for her. And he did it on the cheap, the scoundrel. The battery pack was damaged, and the car "wasn't reading voltage correctly," which might be because it was reading in another language.
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  49. Xi Jinping had an unusual stroke, one without symptoms. I guess it's different strokes for different folks.
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  50. Amanpour also had a meltdown.
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  51. Russia won't negotiate until (at minimum) Ukraine has cleared out of Kursk, while Ukraine presumably wanted to use its presence in Kursk as a bargaining chip. So negotiation is impossible,. Something has got to give.
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  52. He got canceled because such truth was not convenient for the elites.
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  53. That is a good one. Canadians want Trudeau out of their own country.
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  54. Blinken doesn't mind having wasted billions on Ukraine because they are "sunk costs."
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  55. "You'll cross that bridge when you come to it."
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  56. The birthdate of that actor Olmos almost convinced me that Nikki Haley is onto something.
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  57. Good Lord!! Cameron can't speak even for the UK, never mind for other countries.
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  58. Renaming "peace keeping" with "reassuring force." Now that's reassuring. Why not go all the way and call it a "comfort force"?
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  59. The only internationally recognized Ukrainian entity is at Eurovision, and Russia is unlikely to accept their signature.
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  60. So Estonia is considering sending soldiers to Ukraine? I wonder if that's all 35 of them, or just a smaller expeditionary force.
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  61. If Russia agreed to a ceasefire, they wouldn't be able to clean up the Kursk situation, which is critical for the Russians. And a ceasefire would lead to the situation that Russians oppose, which is that Ukraine would continue to ream itself during the pause, and the West would try to insert "Peacekeepers" into the frey.
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  62. The Pentagon should get dairy products sellers to print a picture of an F--35 on milk cartons with the caption "Reward..."
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  63. The Kyiv Independent is independent (devoid) of any truth.
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  64. The Canadian contingent has an equipment shortage, and to make matters worse, they lost a Navy boot in the Baltic Sea.
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  65. Taking candy from a baby might prevent a choking hazard.
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  66. At 0:45, there is a French flag painted on the rock behind Alex. Did he pick that spot on purpose, following the clip about the French embassy?
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  67. NATO/EU probably told Greece that if they don't do what they say, no more loans to Greece.
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  68. As long as people vote for their government leaders, it is a democracy. This is regardless of whatever and wherever information came from to the electorate, on the basis of which voters made their selection.
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  69. It was never "as long as it takes," because the actual limitation must be the lesser of "as long as we can" and "as long as we want."
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  70. US has the capacity to produce enough wheat and other grains to meet demand across the world. I really don't know why they are not producing more.
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  71. That gloried International Rules Based Order sure works wonders, as long as you are the one making all the rules and dictate how the rules are applied and interpreted.
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  72. Szijjarto wants the EU to respond to the tariff threat with "strategic calm." Macron, on the other hand, would rather respond with "strategic ambiguity."
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  73. The Kharkov fortifications were accidentally built in Romania.
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  74. A loan to Ukraine is a gift to Ukraine. So it would be the same as passing the $61 billion Bill.
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  75. Even the Beatles asked that question (in Eleanor Rigby). Where do they all come from?
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  76. Mao Ning crossed another threshold, beside China's previously visible sarcasm. Whoever she is, she mixed humor and the bare facts in the absolute version of understanding things.
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  77. Putin might be isolated, but at least he has got the North Koreans.
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  78. The Little Fisherman statue is Cyprus's answer to Copenhagen's The Little Mermaid statue.
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  79. WSJ should have quoted anonymous sources instead of people who are familiar with Trump's thinking. Anonymous sources have been around since forever, and are seen as reliable by the general public.
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  80. So the T34 started up after 70 years in the garage, and didn't even need recharging the battery.
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  81. That was virtual Biden on the call.
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  82. I thought the reason for not breaking up Russia was because there aren't enough seats at the UN for all those newly created countries.
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  83. Zelensky dresses for the job he wants, not the job he has.
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  84. Mark Rutte's claim that Belarus is fully under Russian control shows why he is such a brilliant legendary statesman.
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  85. If Zelensky can't be Churchill, he will settle for being King Leonidas. No Helen of Troy this time around.
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  86. Kaja Kallas, "high representative, had high hopes..."
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  87. We can be sure that Russia will take an extremely confrontational position against the presence in the Black Sea of militaries from countries that are not local.
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  88. The New York Times has been publishing satire for years now, and this latest article is meant as sarcasm. The New York Times is a newspaper recording a humorous take on current affairs.
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  89. Frankly, Orbán should demand 💶 50 billion. He should tell Brussels "show your commitment to Ukraine."
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  90. Wouldn't there have to be something to apologize for in order to be a "Putin apologist"? (Taking the phrase literally.)
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  91. The USA government controls a lot of NGOs (presumed to be non-governmental). But 26 is excessive, and most likely there are many others.
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  92. Agreed. It's best to manufacture those Swedish CV90s in Ukraine. If they are made in Sweden and then shipped to Ukraine, Russians will have to destroy them one by one rather than all at once.
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  93. Running for your life is a kind of tactical retreat.
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  94. Agreed. Giving Ukraine money is not charity. It's giving almy. It could be called an investment, because an investment doesn't mean it will be profitable. Many, if not most, investments end up losing money.
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  95. This is a monumental moment. I detected Chinese humor before, but this time China chose to display it officially. The putative comment about the balloon is first class sarcasm and satire. Welcome to the club, China.
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  96. Slovakia has a history of acting as a Maverick in some cases. Not as much as Hungary and Poland, between which Slovakia is "sandwiched." I can easily see Slovakia going against Brussels on many issues.
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  97. You've got to drink quite a lot to defeat Putin.
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  98. Rare earths are rarely seen.
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  99. That image of a fighter jet next to praying hands could be symbolic for Ukraine's hope for success "on a wing and a prayer."
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  100. Lindsay Graham's hate of Russia is so strong he cannot stop himself from lashing out at anything Russian. If Russians are in for an awakening, does it have to be rude?
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  101. Biden missed the opportunity to use the phrase "Fourscore years ago..." That would have made him sound like a grand statesman.
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  102. China couldn't deny Zelensky's request to talk, because otherwise it would look like China is against Ukraine. It's possible that Zelensky will offer China an economic opportunity that would entail China needing to push for an end to the war, since if the war ended soon Ukraine would be left with more land and fewer governmental restrictions than it will if the war drags on.
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  103. In Cyprus they call that Winter. They even wear jackets!
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  104. In Ukraine, you can tell summer is near when tanks start rolling.
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  105. It's easy to make sense of it. The US gives Ukraine 200 Stryker armored personnel carriers to defend the Kursk region against North Korea -- Forbes Magazine. This is because Russia is firing at the North Koreans in Kursk, and in response the North Koreans are wildly firing all over the Kursk region, which gives no choice and Ukraine now has to defend the Kursk region because some of their soldiers are still stuck there, being encircled by the Russians. We just need to hear from British Intelligence to confirm this stuff.
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  106. Nikki Haley left a lot of dots unconnected. There are millions of people living in Florida and New York, and millions of people who have birthdays on February 24th and October 7th. And many of these people are well known figures. I figure Haley missed millions of dots and they remain unconnected.
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  107. Instead of trying to save the baby by herself, the mother elephant should have gone to the nearest human habitation and get people to help right away.
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  108. Next to be released is Speedy González, who will be allowed to escape on his bicycle. (There seems to be an abundance of people named González.)
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  109. You can never have too many sanctions on a country.
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  110. It's the first time I heard of this.
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  111. Isn't there a paradox in believing Russia can control the weather while at the same time thinking Ukraine can win the war or win in a counter-offensive against Russia? I mean, after all, wouldn't someone who knows how to control the weather have better technologies or tricks up his sleeve and cannot be defeated by those who can't control the weather?
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  112. There is a song named You've Got a Friend. It has the words "...winter, spring, summer or fall..." That should be the song played in Ukrainian trenches. German soldiers were inspired by the song "Lily Marlene" and fought all the more bravely because of it.
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  113. Zelensky made the $800 million by being a comedian.
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  114. Can we get Alex to show us the Avakas Gorge Nature Trail, which is just north of Paphos? If it's anything like the one I hiked on the island of Crete, it should be spectacular.
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  115. The locals really have to stop digging pits in the ground. All that does is create a mud hole, and then the villagers let elephants loose so they can drown in the mud.
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  116. Mitch McConnell froze to show that he himself is not wobbly.
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  117. Actually, he said "next time, please call someone more competent."
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  118. That headline in German at 27:00 appears to say that Bulgaria will save Ukraine with the heimlich maneuver.
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  119. I think he said "what took you so long?"
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  120. So let me get this straight. The 10 jurists claim that there is a legal principle whereby if someone breaks a law, this then permits someone else to also break the law, as long as it punishes the first lawbreaker. I wonder how they selected those 10 experts. They must have gone around and asked hundreds of lawyers if they agreed with the seizure of Russia's assets, and each time they found a consenting expert they kept him in the group of supporters. Once they accumulated 10 of them, they said "that ought to do it."
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  121. The people are incompetent. And not very smart.
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  122. Are you sure that Zelensky isn't using plain old fashioned Old Spice?
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  123. Yep. If they didn't, he is dead by now because the video is from a year ago.
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  124. There isn't enough excess windmill energy to make that much hydrogen. It will be made with natural gas.
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  125. It is well known that 97% of Climate Scientists agree with those who fund them.
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  126. Well, if Annalena Baerbock is involved in designing Ukraine's Victory Plan, wouldn't it be better to base it on Geometry instead of Mathematics? She did use the 360° full turn in working out foreign policy arguments.
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  127. This one was special. It had a trunk.
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  128. This was a year ago. It's too late to give him food now. He is probably dead if they didn't give him food back then.
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  129. I like Peter Pavel. He alone is two thirds of that musical trio, "Peter, Paul, and Mary."
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  130. In Trump's cabinet, Christie was in charge of the daily menu.
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  131. The nearest town is 70 kilometers away and it doesn't have a helicopter, and they don't have a phone.
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  132. Annalena Baerbock's speech reminded me of that Beatles song Let It Be, where Mother Mary is "speaking words of wisdom, let it be." She spoke about ceasefire and that it must be sustainable, because for the Globalist cabal if it ain't sustainable it's crap (to co-opt a Scottish dictum).
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  133. Alex didn't say whether or not Nuland brought cookies to Sudan, or was she able to incite a civil war there without cookies. That would be breaking new ground in starting color revolutions.
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  134. Lecturing China is one of the best ways to ensure that they don't listen and will instead go against all parties connected to such disparaging behaviour.
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  135. At 4:08, a jogging couple made an illegal U-turn without signaling.
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  136. Is descending into "wartime ecstasy" the same as wartime orgasm?
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  137. Sunak must think that his ULEZ zones are going to protect London from a Russian ground attack. Russian tanks won't be compliant with pollution emission restrictions, and besides, there won't be enough parking.
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  138. The Globalists have done their homework. Brainwashed most people into believing the world will end due to Climate Change, so now most people will follow whatever idiotic ruling the elites put out. All the while 97% of Climate Scientists agree with those who fund them.
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  139. As any organization, EU's primary goal is to survive and maintain itself.
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  140. The elephant herd completely forgot their manners, and didn't do the traditional pose of raising their trunks and trumpeting "Thank You." How ungrateful of them. Maybe next time the wildlife officers will think twice before squandering resources on saving members of such an ungrateful herd.
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  141. If Annalena Baerbock's visit to Kiev was unexpected and unannounced, I imagine she stepped off the train carrying her luggage and merged into the crowd heading toward the taxi stands. She got into a taxi driven by a foreign-looking man who spoke no German or English. But she had a map, so all was well.
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  142. Me too. So many people just standing around and doing nothing.
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  143. My hat off is to our weather forecasters. They are right most of the time. So it's no wonder that China needed balloons to forecast the weather across the USA.
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  144. Not everyone. Most of them did nothing.
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  145. To save energy, I have given up on personal showers until the neighbors start to complain.
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  146. There are unforeseen benefits that can accrue from a Golden Dome. Maybe it will reflect sunlight, thereby cooling the planet.
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  147. I used to like Pompeo when he replaced Bolton. But now that Pompeo has shown himself to be not so smart, it makes me question the intelligence generally of West Point students where Mike Pompeo is said to have graduated first in his class.
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  148. After the elephant was free and on its way to the forest, he didn't turn around and wave as is traditional for all saved elephants in India and Sri Lanka. Every baby elephant that I have watched being saved from a pit looks back, raises its trunk and trumpets a "thank you" song, and does a little dance to show appreciation. Some even return with presents thay have stolen at a nearby village. Apparently, this little elephant wasn't raised in a good family and wasn't taught proper manners.
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  149. America has a bigger tool than Europe.
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  150. At least he didn't say fudge.
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  151. No more Octoberfest. Next the government should ban beer. Then maybe, citizens will rise up and put an end to this insanity.
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  152. The elephant said "Don't quit your day job, because you suck at this one."
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  153. Alex is 100% right about Trudeau getting directions from the US to accuse India of this conspiracy. I haven't yet worked out the purpose of it all, but on a superficial level the US wants to discredit the current government of India to punish it for not bowing down to the unipolar World Order.
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  154. A better name than Eurobonds would be War Bonds. They will sell better to warmongers.
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  155. Let's not forget that Musk gave at least as much money as Adelson to Trump's campaign. So Trump will listen to Musk's side of the story.
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  156. In the hands of the EU, the 1.5 $billion can be multiplied over and over. I mean, Jesus did it with fish, or was it bread?
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  157. Chang Renbo must be an Oriental version of Rambo.
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  158. He is not tired, hungry and alone. At least not now. The video is a year old.
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  159. The firecrackers would work better if placed in the elephant's back end.
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  160. They only saved him after he solemnly swore to vote Democrat for the rest of his life.
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  161. I wouldn't be so sure the New Jersey drones weren't the enemy. They were Biden's drones, after all.
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  162. $200 million is plenty for Zelensky and his crew. They can fly out of Kiev in style.
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  163. I'll get one when Dollar General starts selling them.
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