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  1. The average Russky, son, don't take a dump without a plan. The Hunt for Red October (1990)
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  2.  @DogeHodler25  there are historically Russian land and you never heard in your bubble about forced Ukrainization in Soviet times. Demilitarization, denazification - first and most. If ukro nazi shelling from some areas so buffer zone will be bigger. Go there and make your own opinion on the ground. I've been many times
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  3. ​ @CharlesSondergaard  And by the way, silly, everything good that was built in Ukraine - was built during Soviet times. Ukrainians did not build any power plant or big industrial plant during 30 years of "independence". Only some shopping malls.
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  4. Is everything going according to plan? from smoking in the wrong place? Investigators in Germany believe that the fire at a German defense plant was started by Russian saboteurs, writes the Wall Street Journal. The newspaper quotes an official "close to the investigation." According to him, investigators initially led the investigation “in the wrong direction,” suggesting an accident as the cause of the fire. However, now they are inclined to believe that the fire at the enterprise was started by Russian saboteurs in order to prevent the supply of weapons and ammunition to Ukraine. Well, if that's the case, then that's good news. 20 people were killed and six injured in a fire at a battery plant in the city of Hwaseong in the Republic of Korea, Yonhap news agency reported. The fire started around 10:30 local time and has now been extinguished. 145 firefighters and 50 pieces of equipment took part in extinguishing the fire. The victims were presumably trapped inside the plant at the time of the fire. Rescuers are still working at the scene.
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  5. "bombingandatacking" new word in English. You could say "bombaking" bomba-king
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  6.  @rogerlevy57  epic b.s go and collect firewoods. "Russia will run out of money sooner." 😂 IMF: GDP Growth Russia 3.2%  | Germany 0.2% World Bank has noted since the war started that Russia passed both Germany and Japan in economic size Russia's budget deficit in 2023 was a mere 1.9% and forecasted to be only 1% in 2024. Meanwhile the US deficit was 6.3%, Germany 2.1%, UK 4.2 %, France 5.5%, Italy 7.4% Russia's National Wealth Fund (NWF) is growing again in 2024 after being reduced by $70B from its peak but again remember much of these are paper losses owing to valuations in Russia's private industries being lower. Russia's income tax rate of a flat 13% has been adjusted to a progressive tax rate that will range from 13% to 22%. Increasing the tax burden for the rich but still being very low compared to much of the world. The increased tax revenue ensures fiscal stability in case of a fall in commodity prices. So what are the Russian problems they cite?. So they argue that since Gazprom lost $7.1B in 2023 that the Russian economy will collapse, ignoring that this is a trivial number in a massive economy or that Gazprom paid over $8B in taxes to the Russian government. Gazprom has about $18B cash in the bank and sells natural gas on the domestic markets for a pittance. Raising gas prices slightly would return Gazprom to profitability and consumers would still pay some of the lowest prices in the world. Russia's fiscal position is vastly superior to any country in the West, having little debt and running small deficits.
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  7. Moscow is now leading the global revolution with China working hard in the wings. I knew that the conflict would eventually lead to a complete change of the global order.
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  8.  @cotizacionesequipo1719  corrupt overpriced lgвtqNATO can not produce enough ammunition, patriots, tanks and many other things
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  9. Ask gen. Mark Milley; he know better :face-purple-crying:
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  10.  @dragodragic4180  in your rusophobic outdated cold war era bubble probably
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  11.  @dragodragic4180  clinical russophob never been to Russia? so tell your 'imperial dictator' delusion to the disabled soldiers who Zelensky pays $17 a month, or to the parents of boys who drowned while trying to escape to Romania over the Tisa river from "free Ukraine". Or maybe go to the city of Donetsk and ask locals how they have been under shelling for 10 years
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  12.  @dragodragic4180  lol I lived in EU for long time and europeans/americans now remind me soviet zombies people. They never been to Russia but everyone knows how evel it is from american newspaper Pravda(BBC/CNN etc). Really hysterical laughable
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  13.  @pitbullhab  almost free
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  14. Yeah, but somehow they got Lindsey Graham into power through holy democratic elections.
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  15.  @Vindicatore  about 17$ or Reznikov?
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  16.  @Vindicatore  It was not my comment about Bugatti, but who cares. I answering not only for you. It is public comment section.
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  17. or they will fart in Russian general direction
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  18.  @duncansmith7576  Ukraine negotiated about joining NATO back in the late 90s
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  19.  @FordFalcon1962nBlue  mostly nafo clown-bots with outdared jokes
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  20.  @CharlesSondergaard  Is there any shortage of gasoline in Russia? No. Belgorod is OK, update your news. Prices for gasoline are growing - no. Donetsk? Donetsk has been under Nazi shelling since 2014. It will be free from shelling soon. Mosquito attacks on Russian oil refineries did not lead to a fuel shortage in Russia, but they led to a retaliatory missile strike that completely destroyed some power plants and Ukraine only had 10% of its generating capacity left and Russia's retaliatory strikes on gas storage facilities in western Ukraine will lead to higher gas prices in Europe.
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  21.  @CharlesSondergaard  " pretty static" was Rabotyne party for 5 months, silly
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  22.  @CharlesSondergaard  Winter will be 100% limited in light, said the chairman of the subcommittee on housing and communal services Nagornyak. According to him, a good option would be if the winter can be passed according to the scenario “12 hours with light - 12 without.”
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  23. ​ @CharlesSondergaard  "russia who sends vehicles" it is better for infantry than Walking on foot through the minefields like Ukrainians did in counter-offensive. You are so delusional. Try to watch something else, not only heavy copium news.
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  24. Ukraine not invited.
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  25.  @Andrew-q2w4f  And Biden is sharp as a tack. Sure.
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  26.  @themaster804  yes, but in nafo bubble they have their own reality with "Biden sharp as a tack"
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  27. @michael-muller That is why they stopped Nazi Germany. The USA and co joined when it was clear who was winning.
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  28.  @louv4437  Ukrainians shoud be mad on NATO - It has now been 16 years since Kiev was first enticed with the prospect of NATO membership. But what did they actually get? A wrecked power grid, the loss of 20% of their territory (so far), and hundreds of thousands dead, wounded, or missing. The 45 million strong Ukraine that received those lofty promises so long ago is now a shattered and battered husk with perhaps 25 million citizens left. From NATO, they receive too many words and far too few shells, old vehicles, and air defense interceptors.
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  29.  @GeorgesPatapon  Jan Kallberg, Ph.D.(!!!), LL.M., is a non-resident Senior Fellow with the Transatlantic Defense and Security program at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) and a George Washington University faculty member: "The ideal way to sever the land bridge is for the Ukrainians to reach the Sea of Azov. Russia reportedly sent the 76th Guard Air Assault Division to try to plug the gap after Ukraine breached a major defensive belt. Ukraine thinks that belt was the hardest and, from here, its advance will likely accelerate. If so, that’s ideal. But technically, Ukraine can sever the land bridge from where it’s at. But another seven to 10 miles would be much better, as well as achieving a wider front, per Jan Kallberg speaking to Insider."
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  30.  @GeorgesPatapon  "They have already overcome the first line of defence. This line of defence, which the Russians have been working on for months, includes minefields, 'dragon's teeth', anti-tank ditches, a complex network of defensive fortifications that the Ukrainians are now overcoming," General Mark Milley explained.
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  31.  @GeorgesPatapon  The mad man' and tyrant on cocaine - a person who cancels elections, closes borders and hunts for fresh meat in every town and city - (hint - always wears green.)
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  32.  @GeorgesPatapon  why do you even use such terminology if you are confused about the sexual issue? Where's the dog and where's the woman, where's the dictator and where's Jackie? ahaha
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  33.  @GeorgesPatapon  enjoy Jan Kallberg, Ph.D than AHAHA
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  34.  @bobbysox897  brainwashing by huge media industrial complex for decades
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  35.  @bobbysox897  bullshit. US has over 800 mil bases remember?
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  36.  @bobbysox897  Creating an external enemy or "red menace" often serves various political, social, and psychological purposes: Unification and Control: Presenting an external threat can unify a country or group by directing public attention and anger towards a common enemy. This can make it easier for leaders to consolidate their power and control the population, as internal differences and conflicts might be minimized in the face of a perceived larger threat. Justification for Policies: Governments or leaders might use the fear of an external enemy to justify certain domestic or foreign policies that otherwise might be unpopular or controversial. This can include increased military spending, surveillance, and other measures that restrict civil liberties. Distraction from Domestic Issues: By focusing on an external threat, leaders can divert attention away from domestic problems such as economic downturns, corruption, or social unrest. This tactic can reduce public scrutiny of the government’s performance on internal matters. Legitimization of Leadership: In times of perceived threat or conflict, people often rally around their leaders. By emphasizing the danger of an external enemy, leaders can enhance their legitimacy and support, appearing as necessary protectors of the nation or group. Social Cohesion: The idea of a common enemy can foster a sense of solidarity and social cohesion among the populace, reinforcing a collective national or group identity. Economic and Political Gains: On a broader scale, the concept of an external threat can be used to influence international relations and support economic or military objectives, such as gaining access to resources or strategic territories. Overall, the creation of an external enemy is a powerful tool that can be used for multiple purposes, ranging from maintaining power to manipulating public opinion and behavior. However, it also raises ethical questions and can lead to significant consequences, both domestically and internationally.
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  37.  @richardgraham7055  yeah, the comedy about the future 'idiocracy' became a documentary much earlier
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  38.  @EuroKommissar  It is for butthurt exclusively
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  39. in US 110k lethal overdoses per year. plus disabled/sick from drugs etc. Self destruction
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  40. woman=man war=peace :face-fuchsia-poop-shape:
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  41. ​ @CharlesSondergaard  Like your sources wildly reported, "sanctions destroyed the Russian economy in 2-3 months" and the "oil price cap" will damage the Ru economy. Every week, some new "wunder weapon" that doesn't work and is quickly forgotten.
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  42.  @CharlesSondergaard  CNN acknowledges that 80% of Ukraine's non-nuclear energy was destroyed by Russia. Western air defense systems were unable to protect Ukraine's energy system.
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  43.  @CharlesSondergaard  oh really? nope
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  44.  @CharlesSondergaard  so where is gasoline shortage now so 'wildly reported' in your bubble?
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  45.  @CharlesSondergaard  Today I filled up the tank - petrol costs the same
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  46.  @chickenlover657  real dictator - cancels elections, closes borders and hunts for fresh meat in every town and city
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  47.  @chickenlover657  one does not exclude the other
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  48. yeah and zelensky support drops lower than 10%. Putin can just wait when ukrainian people overthrow zel regime
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  49.  @FineBlackSea  How is that "Liberty and freedom" with closed borders, canceled elections and wild mobilization for BlackRock?
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  50. brainwashing and endless lie are most powerful western weapons against their population
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