Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. TBH Putin has been wanting to negotiate for 8 years and none of this would have happened if there was a shred of honour, strength or leadership in the EUUKUS or Kiev.
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  2. Imagine raising a child, putting him through school, watching him grow into a man only for him to lie dead in a muddy field on behalf of a money laundering operation, a gang of corrupt politicians and contractors and a clown whose own family isn't even living in the country he's forcing so many other families to shed blood for.
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  3. So the banderites were invited to the Auschwitz commemoration but the Russians weren't. That really tells us everything about the world we're living in today.
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  4. Russia is not our enemy. Our enemy resides in Westminster.
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  5. The saddest things about all this is when Ukraine is completely destroyed, these entities will just leave - and Elensky and his cabinet will just fly out to a sunny country and spend the rest of their lives in their mansions sitting on top of their ill gotten fortunes: and the ordinary people who voted him in on a platform of ending the conflict and normalising relations with Russia, will be left to pick up the pieces....again.
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  6. 1945: "We must never....ever allow this to happen again!" If only the war dead of WW2 were here to see our "leaders" now.
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  7. Russia: "Were you involved in this?" US: "No!! We were busy trying to get rid of Trump at the time".
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  8. Dear Volodymyr Zelensky, Please go away. Just please, please go away.
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  9. Dear Chicken Kiev: Are you sorry now that you spent 8 years attacking Donbas and laughing when Russia tried every diplomatic avenue to get you to stop?
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  10. Good man, Orban. The only European leader worthy of the title: and listen to him talk - no generic scripted answers, no weak effete voice like Trudeau or Macron. Just someone with clear sight who respects his nation.
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  11. Let's not be too harsh: Biden's Whitehouse promised diversity and they delivered: we now have a full, all inclusive, diverse set of problems the like of which we have not seen in 1 hundred years. P.S. We're not in a recession - we are in an enhanced suspension of financial resources.
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  12. I'm glad Putin called out Merkel and the central role she played in the carnage and destruction of Ukraine. Criticism of her part in it all was fully deserved and long overdue.
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  13. It won't look well seeing how the S. African delegation were treated: they were kept on the plane for 10-12 hours, not allowed to leave - one of their security team, possibly head of security, was even s***p searched by Polish security. Absolutely shameful behaviour.
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  14. Zelensky dragging his country into hell.
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  15. Kiev Starmer. I live in the UK. NOBODY is willing to fight for this lot. Even former military service personnel are saying they will not lift a finger against Russia in this insane war.
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  16. The best thing about that shut down is that he said something that not one of our Western leaders had the courage to say. I really think Africa is getting on it's feet now. Great to see :).
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  17. Its really too bad for the billionaires and trillionaires who are profiting off these wars that they won't be able to bring all that wealth and status to hell with them.
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  18. Calling NATO a defensive organisation is like calling a serial killer a philanthropist.
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  19. Extraordinary how the press are suddenly very interested in Julian Assange now that he's free.
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  20. It's always galled me that military commanders who grew up and lived in safe countries like the UK, US, France etc could so happily waltz into another country that's ravaged by war and happily pile on more misery - then jump on a helicopter back to their own nice, safe, sunny countries when things get too hot for them. In my mind they are the worst. Its poetic justice that the carnage they helped create is preventing them from leaving.
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  21. NATO reminding us every day that it is no longer needed and reminding us every minute that it is no longer wanted.
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  22. I had been warning people about the EU for years but, as a friend of mine said to me, people are too comfortable in their lives to listen. I think they're going to listen now. Well done to the Dutch farmers: if Irish farmers had done that our snivelling political class would have had them arrested under anti-terror laws. P.S. Looks like Germany is finally realising who they have cosied up with.
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  23. To be honest I always regard "former" FBI with the same suspicion as I regard "former" CIA: I don't think there's any such thing as former with these pond creatures.
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  24. I remember years ago when things started getting crazy in America, people were saying "Move to New Zealand:it's a very free country and the government doesn't mess with peoples' lives". I said "This stuff is coming to New Zealand, too". But even I was surprised at how much of a crackdown NZ put on its population. So she's stepping down because things have been "too hard for her". Lucky for her she never had to live in the real world.
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  25. The thing that amazes me more than anything is how anyone can believe the media/political class after the Iraq wmd lies....but they do.
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  26. I remember the relentless media slanders against him. The Dutch govt pushed their people - especially their farmers, way too far. Good on the dutch: they actually did something about it.
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  27. Never underestimate our political class' ability to achieve the exact opposite of what they set out to do.....always.
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  28. I didn't know baerback was out there in the trenches fighting for Ukraine. She's even more stunning and brave than all the other EU leaders who have been willing to lay their lives down for that country.
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  29. Germany: targeted a country that didn't attack it - and takes orders from a country that did. We all know who did that - and it wasn't a handful of drunks on a yacht. Talk about Stockholm Syndrome.
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  30. The democrats imposed him on us and laughed about it - and now he won't leave their house, lol - our turn to laugh.
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  31. Rubio: "Syria is just weeks away from full scale civil war". Yeah, Rubio - many of us saw that as an inevitable outcome of your interference in that country. I guess you didn't.
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  32. I couldn't believe how strong and healthy Fico looked and sounded. That is one strong individual. Major kudos to him. Over here if our politicians had a cake thrown at them they'd hide for the next 3 weeks, add another 5 layers of security, have the cake thrower charged with terrorism and then they'd pay the media to tell them how stunning and brave they are.
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  33. Carney is the Canadian starmer.
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  34. I was talking to a friend of mine (in the UK) about Ukraine and even 'though she knows nothing about the war she said she was suspicious of Elensky because our press is promoting him as some sort of rock star as he poses on TV while his country is being destroyed.
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  35. It really is infuriating to see how the lowest rungs from the outskirts of humanity ended up ruling us.
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  36. Lol I was thinking "Truss probably doesn't even know who Gorbachev is" - and then you said it! :D
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  37. Yesterday Patrick Lancaster entered a region in Mariupol where Azov and the National Guard had fled from: they found a woman who had been tortured and murdered in a school basement and a swastika sprayed on her corpse. The battalion had changed into civilian clothes and fled before the DPR arrived: their disgarded uniforms, chevrons and flags were everywhere in the basement.
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  38. Alex is on overtime today! Thanks for the updates. Much appreciated.
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  39. That's huge news about USAID shutting down. That's a lot of tax payers' money to be saved right there - and a lot of lives. Glad to see old Georgie boy is still around just long enough to see his entire empire and life's work collapse all around him.
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  40. I'll never forget hearing about that massacre in the Union Building in Odessa in 2014: or the fact that the azov group who murdered them and then bludgeoned and shot those who escaped the fire were then offered their own battalion within the Ukraine army.
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  41. $95 Billion of US taxpayers' hard earned money for a military venture in Ukraine....and not a cent for US citizens that they robbed it from.
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  42. Biden challenging Putin is like a little Shih-Tzu barking at a Great Dane.
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  43. Why do you give Analina such a hard time? She works 28 hours a day, 560 days a year and we are behind her 360%. She has my support 100 degrees fahrenheit.
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  44. They repeat the word 'democracy' so many times that I'm convinced its an in-joke between them. I'm beginning to think they have a double meaning for that word that makes them smirk whenever they repeat it.
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  45. Thank you, Dems and Just-us Department: you've managed to turn Donald Trump into Nelson Mandela.
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  46. Sullivan: 'Our (latest shifted) strategy is to Bleed Russia in an everlasting war in Ukraine.' Us: 'That will leave Ukraine completely destroyed.' Sullivan: 'I don't care.'
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  47. Yes, Hegseth. It was brilliant. it was the most brilliant act of brilliance that has ever earned the word "brilliant". It has elevated - nay, venerated - the word brilliant.
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  48. Thanks, Alex. Honest, well researched analysis as ever. I remember a friend telling me years ago that nerds are the biggest totalitarians you'll ever meet. I thought it was an odd remark but social media and silicon valley have proved him right.
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  49. Lammy speaks for no-one but the exclusive club in Westminster.
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  50. I just hope those azov mass murderers aren't allowed to walk away and that they face justice: Patrick Lancaster's last few uploads were from areas that had just been liberated - and there were slaughtered azov victims, all civilians, everywhere: outside the hospital where the Ukraine army threw patients out of recently, along the main roads, and in the streets.
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  51. I see the US has been "mediating" again. We all know Ukraine would not have been able to mount that.
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  52. Lithuania: "We were only following orders". Oh dear. By the way: if this (and the treatment of Hungary) doesn't illustrate to everyone how much of a totalitarian block the EU is, nothing will
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  53. US: "Repeat after me - 'I know nothing'." Scholz: "I know nothing."
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  54. Biden: "Did it happen in Ukraine?" Us: "No, it happened here in the U.S." Biden: "Well, I'm not interested!"
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  55. I guess the Polish embarrasor (typo intentional) thinks he'll survive a nuclear war: or maybe he was (falsely) promised a place in an underground bunker. He should go over there and fight himself if he's so passionate about it.
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  56. Dear German government: it's never a good idea to try to destroy a country that you depend on for your gas - especially when that country is completely self sufficient. To us normal human beings you should be very thankful that Russia didn't switch the gas off altogether, because everyone knows you would have done exactly that, had the shoe been on the other foot. What a circus the EU is.
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  57. If Durov is in a position to just leave altogether he probably should. The rule of law is fine when its being run by a legal system that can be trusted. His arrst was nothing more than a political move against free speech.
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  58. And let's not forget that Zelenska was elected in a landslide on a platform of bringing peace to Ukraine and normalising relations with Russia.
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  59. I've never felt embarrassed on behalf of our leaders here in Europe, but now I do. Its an odd experience.
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  60. Millions for the The BBC, too, despite the bbc being already subsidised by a mandatory license fee that everyone in Britain has to pay if they watch TV.
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  61. I saw a comment that the pilots of the downed plane had manouvred the plane away from a populated area into a field to avoid further casualties. Unbelievable bravery and compassion. I wonder if it was intentionally hit over a populated area in order to to kill as many people as possible.
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  62. I just had this thought of Xi taking the call, hesitating, ringing Justing Trudeau on the other phone and then putting both 'phones side by side and letting them talk bs to each other.
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  63. Your comments about Ireland didn't surprise me at all: I grew up in that country many years ago before the rise of political class and it's entry into the eu. It is not the same nation of people it once was: I watched in amazement a few years ago as the entire country went into a blind panic over 1 foot of snow (the beast from the east): in all honesty I regarded that as a sign of things to come: that and the lock downs, the anti-Russian hysteria - all of them were deeply dismaying to me but none of them surprising.
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  64. Patrick Lancaster had a VERY close call yesterday. In a pick up, driving along the frontlines a drone pursued them until one of the soldiers managed to shoot it out of the sky. It was close.
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  65. Absolutely great news. Thank you Alex - and well done, Hungary and the Hungarian people. Huge respect to you all for being such huge Victors against overwhelming political odds.
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  66. The fact that someone of elensky's calibre can be held up as a hero is dismaying. The facts of what's been going on over there are really not that hard to find.
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  67. Boris has announced that he is the only person that can save the tories from a wipeout. The man who prompted the possibility of a tory wipeout regards himself as their saviour. I almost admire that level of confidence that some completely useless & disastrous people have. I don't know how they do it.
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  68. The disrespect shown to Russia by our "representatives" after everything the Russians did to liberate Europe is absolutely shocking. The Soviets lost 27 million people during that war.
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  69. Thomas Sowell's book 'Intellectuals and Society' sums these types of people up perfectly.
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  70. Thank you, Peter Hegseth. A message of reality delivered to those who love war but never saw combat themselves, by a man who doesn't love war and who did serve in combat.
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  71. "The price we pay" says the Estonian "leader". You haven't paid any price, Madam.
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  72. "We have reached a bit of a stalemate but fear not: we are determined to fight to the last Ukrainian." John Kirchhofer.
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  73. Lettuce all remember Liz Truss's achievements..........she made history and became history all in one go.
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  74. Prayers for Syria. Doubly tragic that its army did so well for 10 years and had even defeated these mercenaries at one stage. No doubt Israel and the US neocons are very happy with their Erdogan right now.
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  75. P.S. Let's also not forget the deeply insulting remarks that starmer has made about Trump over the years. The fact that he has then gone crawling toTrump says a great deal about his character, or lack of it.
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  76. She (Gabbard) was placed on a watch list and also followed by agents whenever she was flying.
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  77. I'm delighted you picked up on that, Alex: I saw a number of Finns comment on this and they were pointing out what those party goers were shouting. So Finland has a fan of white powder heading a government that is escalating tensions with Russia, a nuclear armed power. Having a white powder fan "in charge" in Ukraine alone is proving disastrous for that country.
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  78. Milley: "I'm a glass half full kinda guy." Ukraine: "We're a country half empty kinda country. Thanks for everything".
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  79. I think we can all agree on one thing now that the world is in chaos: weak people do not make peaceful leaders.
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  80. They all knew who that guy was - they just didn't expect the backlash.
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  81. In Ireland yesterday the PM (Taoiseach) was chased down the road by the family and supporters of a teacher who is in prison for not naming a student by their preferred pronoun. I'm not even joking. He's in prison. Enoch Burke is his name: a devout Christian.
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  82. NATO: "There will be NO NATO boots on the ground in Ukraine." NATO: "To all military personnel - from today all combat troops will be required to wear sneakers instead of boots.
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  83. Lol Kissinger was one of the people that started all this regime change stuff: the fact that he is even sounding reasonable isn't so much testament to his sanity, but an indictment of just how insane things have become.
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  84. So Erdogen wanted Putin to fly to Turkey, a NATO country, to discuss things, did he? I wouldn't trust that guy to look after my gold fish. I'd trust him even less, now.
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  85. My guess about Ukraine's (Kiev's) obsession with capturing territory is that W. Ukraine's new owners, Black rock etc, are completely focused on the rich and fertile land/soil and want their hands on as much of it as possible.
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  86. I remember him saying that.
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  87. Michelle: "Now I have to stand in front of all these idiots and pretend I like them. Ugh!"
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  88. Not only defeated: they left $80billion worth of state of the art military equipment behind when they abandoned the country, making the taliban the best equipped guerrilla army in the world.
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  89. Horrific individual: given that Russian authorities gave him assurances at the beginning of that conflict that he is not a target.
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  90. Nuland visits Niger. Why do I get the feeling that we'll be seeing sudden protests that turn violent?
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  91. Let's just hope the heroes of azov don't try to escape whilst dressed up as women again, a trick they no doubt learned from Arestovich.
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  92. Has anyone told Elensky that he won't actually survive the Russian response to a nuclear strike? Even when I was a child (growing up during the cold war) I understood that no-one would survive this.
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  93. Somebody should tell EU leaders that the hole they're digging for themselves isn't actually Russia's grave.
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  94. Biden: "I want to inflict pain on Russia". We know, Joe, we've known that for years.
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  95. After Minsk 1 and 2 the US/EU/Kiev can definitely be trusted with negotiations. Yeah. Definitely.
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  96. Well done to India: meanwhile our wonderful leaders over here are busy turning Ukraine into the surface of the moon.
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  97. Watch out: they'll accuse you of being anti-semantic.
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  98. Very true. Even former military personnel here are saying they won't fight in that insane war.
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  99. I wouldn't like to be in the little green man's shoes right now: imagine having the blood of half a million of your own countrymen on your hands.
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  100. 1945: "We must never, ever allow this to happen again!" 2024" "..............................................................................."
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  101. Clinton is like a bad smell that just appears every now and again.
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  102. "Guys: I'm still recovering in hospital - give me a few days. Please". Lloyd Austin "Get your tail out there and start that war: we didn't pay you to sit in a hospital bed". Austin's (real) bosses.
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  103. Burns may be the most professional of the circus he's performing for, but that's still a very low bar. I doubt if he could clean up anything. All that's left is for Kiev and the US to realise is over and not try to BS Russia.
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  104. That full interview was classic. I watched it three times.
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  105. My understanding was that Iran doesn't want nuclear weapons simply because its against the religion of Iran's leaders to have them.
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  106. McConnell never gets tired of other peoples' blood and money.
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  107. Turkey: Refused to be anyone's puppet and is now in a very strong position. Greece: Eager to be a puppet for fear of losing out and has now lost out massively.
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  108. Tbh I think Trump was right to bring the South African/farmer crisis up the way he did. This has been going on for over 25 years, the government & police turn a blind eye. Speaking about this in a closed meeting with the South African team would have just given them another opportunity to sweep it under the carpet yet again.
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  109. Neo-Nikki: the swamp's choice.
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  110. Dear oh dear, Trump. Please at least do some research on the background and reality of the Ukraine situation before setting up a meeting with Putin.
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  111. Oh no. The S300 was blown up? I guess this is the reality of fighting against a standing army. Oh well......
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  112. The French jets flying those colours was definitely not a mistake: those flights are always carefully choreographed. It was intentional so I think your theory about it honouring Russia's Victory Day is correct.
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  113. Yep. Putin played an incredible game. If you even look at how he played the oligarchs as he worked his way up, and then turned on them as soon as he was in office - its an amazing story and hasn't been properly written about yet.
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  114. True. She does have a very sickening effect.
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  115. That was desperate to listen to. Those two super wealthy crooks with very dark pasts. It really was sickening to listen to.
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  116. It takes a long time for a spoiled brat to understand that he/she has run out of toys.
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  117. The use of language in those press conferences. There is something seriously wrong with these people.
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  118. "Everyone vill be laughing at us and ve vill be happy" Klaus Schwipe.
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  119. I look at it even in simpler terms. We have a parasite class living off our backs - and they will do everything they can to stay lodged there. They are no different to any other parasite in the animal kingdom.
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  120. Thank you, Trump. Not even back in office yet and thanks to his statement I now know that the EU no longer wants to push for a war with Russia.
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  121. Lol - interesting that the EU is all of a sudden declaring LIthuania an independent state: so they do recognise sovereignty and independence when it comes to blaming said vassal state.
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  122. A nest of roaches.
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  123. So Arestovich is living it up in the USA doing speaking tours, while Zaluzhny is enjoying the high life in one of London's most exclusive areas: meanwhile the people they threw into the grinder don't even get a Christmas break because Zelensky refused it. Its like a re-run of the trenches of WW1 - but even those guys got a Christmas truce.
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  124. His forces have been blowing up and looting churches - and also jailing priests in the last 2 years or so.
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  125. I thought they were already batshit crazy in WEFminster.
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  126. The EU "leadership" works for, and is owned by, the same people who own Elensky.
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  127. I think it's great that Truss wants more weapons: so let's give her some and send her over there to fight.
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  128. I have a poem to mark Bono's presence and his poetic masterpiece last year: The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane, But bono will always be.....a pain.
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  129. It makes many of us over here in the West angry, too. I live in the UK - I myself am effected by the inflation and fuel hikes caused by the sanctions war but I am on Donbass and Russia's side on this. Our stupid "leaders" started this, are trying to continue it and the people here are suffering the consequences.
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  130. I was over in Ireland a few months ago and I saw one of the first protests near Tallaght: mostly young people, which was a pleasant surprise. The unpleasant surprise was seeing the police, the gardai, policing the event with their faces covered. They clearly have no idea how bad that looks.
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  131. And let's not forget: Elensky was voted in by a landslide on the ticket of lasting peace in Donbas and normalising relations with Russia.
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  132. I'm glad for Tucker Carlson: hugely disappointed by others who I thought would know better. Over here in Ireland someone rammed a truck into the gates of the Russian embassy. Ireland - a neutral country that has never had a problem with Russia. This is what happens when we have a worthless and effete media and political class that lives in a bubble.
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  133. Absolutely. She said a few things that she knew would get her elected and people, as usual, fell for it.
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  134. German Defence minister: "Things are getting uncomfortable here - I'm off!!"
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  135. I live in the UK - and I am alarmed at the insanity that is now being displayed by our govt, but worse, our legacy media - it's almost like they think WW3 wouldn't affect them personally and they'll be able to go back to their nice lucrative jobs in the office once it's done. They're not functional human beings.
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  136. Finland and Sweden deserve the position Erdogan is putting them in.
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  137. That panel elite effetes at the beginning is a perfect example of the phrase 'The banality of evil'.
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  138. Now wonder they're boycotting him - if I wore the same green sweatshirt and didn't shave for 2 years I'd imagine my own family would boycott me.
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  139. 39:00 - they confiscated Poroshenko's chocolate factory? That is so beautiful, almost poetic. He was the man who launched the war on East Ukraine and talked about how "Their children will be trembling in basements". He actually said that.
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  140. Yep - Vietnam, too: there was never a war declared.
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  141. I never had a lot of of faith in Tulsi Gabbard, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw her stand up to Trump....only to then confirm my first impression of her.
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  142. Zelensky is trying to cokes - er I mean coax - nato into giving him nukes.
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  143. I was talking about that to someone recently: the only conclusion we reached is that the truth is uncomfortable for anyone to face - but, for some people, it's unbearable.
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  144. I was chatting to someone from Germany who said that there are people protesting against the government every Monday in towns and villages there and that the press aren't covering it . She also said there were large protests in Berlin in 2020 during which the police were extremely violent towards the crowd: she siad she is also expecting a similar response this winter as protests grow.
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  145. Interesting. Russia's "Wanted List" is exactly the same as our "Unwanted List". I wonder if we could strike a deal lol.
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  146. She won't shy away from violence and destruction while she sits at home in her nice, leafy suburb, living off her ill gotten bribes and campaign contributions.
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  147. True. In fact during WW2 the British promised the Irish government that if they dropped their neutrality and helped they would be given Northern Ireland back. Of course the Irish government, to their great credit, didn't believe them and told them to get lost: they knew that Irish soldiers would have been just used as cannon fodder, anyway.
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  148. I've seen some of the footage of entire Ukraine battalions being identified and wiped out and still they're being told they have to keep going. Poroshenko was awful but Elensky is in a league of his own. You can see he has no care or empathy for a single one of those lives.
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  149. "I demand that you admire me!" Macroleon Blown-Apart - April 2023.
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  150. I get it over hjere in the UK, too - soI always say to them "You're listening to the same people who told us Iraq had WMDs, Assad gassed his own people and Gaddafi pulled babies out of incubators". Its infuriating.
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  151. That's given me an idea. Football's with Macron's face printed on them. The perfect gift for someone who wants to improve their drop-kick skills.
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  152. True. In fact, even back in 2014-2015, a nato commander was killed during one of Kiev's many failed attacks on Donetsk.
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  153. The pipeline was blown up by The Ghost Ship Kiev.
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  154. Possibly so - I'm pretty sure NATO are very upset at having lost some of their high level mass murderers yesterday.
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  155. True. The state makes an absolute fortune off the backs of taxpayers every single year - they have all the money they need to solve every single issue in the country, but they don't want to. I always laugh when I hear them prattle about how little money they have - and I don't know why so many people believe them.
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  156. The greens were always chameleons - as Lord Monckton described them - it's the traffic light effect: the greens are too yellow to admit they're really red.
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  157. I always feel like puking whenever a sociopath or psychopath tries to pretend they're crying.
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  158. Given how fishy the UK's behaviour has been re: Russia there's a certain comic and poetic karma in Russia's banning of UK trawlers from the Barents sea.
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  159. Lol Gavin Nuisance - he's like a character from a Batman movie. Even his own mother and father-in law fled from California to Florida. Well done on banning masks at these riots: it means the "professional" rioters won't be able to hide their identity.
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  160. I'm delighted with the wonderful news that stunning and brave Lindsey Graham has offered to fight on the frontlines in Ukraine. Hurrah.
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  161. I had high hopes for Trump re: Ukraine - I see now that even low hopes would have been too high. Smh. Disgusted.
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  162. She had her 1984 moment, more like.
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  163. Woah, nice one. :D
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  164. Arestovich: "We will be fighting with only machine guns". "We" - I didn't know arestovich and his theatre group were roughing it out in the trenches.
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  165. Lol: Elensky is just buying time while he gets his finances in order to flee the country and retire to one of his mansions in the sunshine abroad.
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  166. Nato was kicked in the Baltics.
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  167. True - and in fact many estimates put the number at closer to 27 million.
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  168.  @connieboolieris8825  Kudos. Unvaccinated and un-muzzled watching from the UK.
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  169.  @agarwalamit081  It's a big task, I'm sure, buit you can see the confidence is there, now - and that's the first step. For me it's great to see an arrogant globalist thief, from a long line of arrogant globalist thieves being corrected by someone he regards as his inferior.
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  170. Lol nice one! :D
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  171. Lol - given that the "elite's" original idea was to isolate Russia and then force it into a resources war with China, it really hasn't worked out so well for the smartest guys in the room, has it?! And gals! Let's not forget those delightful ladies.
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  172.  @gaposina  I fully understand. I'm an EU citizen and if I was Russian I wouldn't want to visit Europe anymore, either.
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  173. That opening clip sums the EU up perfectly.
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  174. Message to Sweden: I guess you just found out that war isn't a video game. Expensive lesson.
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  175. Merkel had years to enforce Minsk 1&2, but the only time she ever intervened was when it looked like the Ukraine army was about to be annihilated in Donetsk and she ran to Putin begging him to use his influence to get Donbass to agree to a ceasefire. Putin did, Minsk was agreed and that was the last we heard from Merkel, even when the Ukraine military regrouped and started attacking Donbass again. If Putin was mean to her he treated her with the respect she earned.
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  176. They just can't get used to the idea of someone who isn't in their bubble.
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  177. 1 million.
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  178. Yeah - Elensky does have a million strong army in waiting: the only problem is they're all civilians and don't even know they've been drafted yet.
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  179. I lived in Germany a number of years ago and the one thing I noticed about them is that they were staunch and resolute - and it was impossible to get them to change their minds on anything when they'd made a decision: I have no idea where this pip-squeak came from.
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  180. In the EU we have a thing called DeMockery.
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  181. And a very small, squeaky mouse at that.
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  182. Vucic should have flicked that green-fly away and told him to go find a cow pat somewhere to chill out on.
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  183. Some sanity in the midst of Gotham Clown World is why I regularly watch your posts and updates. P.S. I never would have imagined a day would come when the democrats would be just as bad as the worst neo-cons.
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  184. I genuinely believe she didn't have the brains to understand the effect her admission would have.
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  185. Sure, Trudeau. I believe you. Absolutely. Yes, sir.
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  186. That's a very fair point.
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  187. Wow. It must have cost billions over the last 20 years to take the lowest forms of life from the fringes of society and raise and promote them into positions as world leaders. Possibly trillions.
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  188. Interesting how the Guardian, which touts itself as a champion of equal rights, is now going after the victim of a serious ass@ult, for no other reason than she spoke out about it.
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  189. Reality has just hit Sweden pretty hard - that's been happening a lot lately.
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  190. Looks like Jungle Josep is finally realising that he's further down the food chain than he thought.
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  191. Their Trump Derangement Syndrome is so severe that they just can't get past it.
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  192. @Dustin Neely For some reason the nazis wear identifying tattoos and that's how the Russians are catching them. I hope all of these savages are tracked down and dealt with.
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  193. Apparently netanyahu fled the country as soon as he ordered the attack and he's now hiding out in the peaceful and scenic country of Greece.
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  194. Thank you Mz baerbock: having The Green party in office has been a wonderful experience for the Germans: everything is just....wonderful.
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  195. Trump: "Oh, ok, as long as the $61bn is just a loan". Of course, Trump, you have Zelensky's and the MIC's word of honour on that.
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  196. Major Volodymyr A.K.A Major Disaster.
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  197. Especially coming from a little poodle like Micron.
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  198. He must have clenched his cheeks hard to be able to squeeze out those tears.
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  199. Exactly. I didn't know the pilots had diverted the plane away to open fields. Incredible bravery and compassion.
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  200. Exactly. In fact I think they were even stealing food supplies that Russia was sending to Africa.
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  201. Lol, the ICC is already lost but I appreciate Mongolia's sentiment :D
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  202. That was a good call. It was Poroshenko who laughed about East Ukraine being shelled - if I remember he even said "Their children will be hiding in basements". Imagine being that much of a sadistic psychopath that you even hate innocent children. Then there was very funny footage of him trembling in a basement not long ago. I'm glad they're keeping him in Ukraine.
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  203. He is the ultimate crawler.
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  204. I've been astounded at the anti-Russian sentiment in the last few weeks: and, just like the whole lockdown fiasco, from people who I though knew better.
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  205. Brilliant quote about the taliban, but he left out one thing: the taliban were replaced by a taliban that now has 80 billion dollars of US arms and ordnance in its control. The MIC left them stronger and more powerful than they could ever dreamed of being.
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  206.  @rashmigupta9  Yep - there's real gratitude on display right there.
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  207. After quietly working their way through every catastrophe that their governments have thrown at them the Irish finally realised that they're being attacked by their own political class. By the way Sinn Fein (the allegedly patriot party) has already said they want a second referandum on it because, they say, people didn't understand the wording.
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  208. @Jack Jameson I'll answer as an Irishman. I've been following the conflict in Ukraine since 2014 and it's not what you think. In 2014 the elected govt of Ukraine was overthrown and a new govt installed: the new government then sent their military in to attack East Ukraine which is mainly ethnic Russian, these attacks escalated to massacres and a war in East Ukraine began. Russia did not get involved. A peace deal was signed (Minsk) but the military kept attacking East Ukraine: over 3 weeks ago 60,000 Ukraine soldiers amassed on the East Ukraine border and massive shelling against East Ukraine began: this is when East Ukraine and Russia had finally had enough. This is the truth of what is happening. You are being lied to by msm the same way you were lied to about Iraq's WMDs and so many other things around the world. By the way: the overthrow of Ukraine's govt was bankrolled by the US State dept to the tune of $5bn US taxpayer dollars, it was headed by Victoria Nuland (the person who is now claiming Russia is about to carry out a chemical attack).
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  209. If only the EU had diplomats like Lavrov, too.
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  210. Steele was absolutely roasted by an American conservative the other day on the Piers Morgan show - and all he could do was sit there and grimace while she shredded him. It was great fun to watch.
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  211. I don't know - it looked to me like Stinken Blinken was using Hiroshima and Nagasaki as a threat. There is something seriously wrong with that guy.
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  212. Jennifer Lopez is talking absolute Botox.
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  213. From Baghdad Bob to Baghdad Biden.
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  214. Lucky Hungary - I wish the EU would push the rest of us further away so we wouldn't have to live under its thumb.
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  215.  @PlacidDragon  True. I felt physically sick watching that vid and imagining what that poor woman went through in the last days or hours of her life.
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  216. Given that the truth always comes out in the end I think Europe and the US lost the most: given that Russia is self sufficient and has withstood all the sanctions I think Russia lost least.
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  217. Thank you, Alex, for the terribly sophisticated analysis.
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  218. Ah - General Milley, head of the joint chiefs of staff, who never spent a day in combat: went straight from college to a glorified desk job - and this guy sends others out to risk their lives.
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  219. The power of propaganda - and the powder of Zelenksy's nose.
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  220. If Trump appoints a neocon to head his state dept he's going to invite all the trouble he had in his last presidency -all over again. What's the point?
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  221. Trudeau's statement was interesting in that it was a direct result of public pressure. Up until now the only people these politicians got pressure from was their lobbyists. Maybe the public spending more time contacting, e-mailing etc politicians and pressuring them is the way forward.
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  222. That is a great quote.
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  223.  @matthewbattaglia7329  The Irish Didn't vote for him. He was selected by his party. His party was elected because the previous party made mess of the country.
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  224. One crook throws another crook under the bus. I'm shocked.
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  225. To be honest with you I think he looked like someone forcing a smile at a family get together that he doesn't want to be at.
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  226.  @itsallagame7354  If you have a point to make or a disagreement - just make your point: name calling only makes you look like a child.
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  227. True - and all for Blackrock's profits and the chess games of the military industrial complex.
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  228. Borrell was speaking from the vegetable patch.
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  229. Who exhumed Hillary Clingon and wheeled her out again?
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  230. Van der looney would know all about chips from washing machines given that Ukraine is one big launderette for the EU/UK/US. P.S. The movie - 'Back to The Future'. Great film.
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  231. "Putin wanted less NATO, but now there is MORE nato". Yeah - and that doesn't sound like a kindergarten taunt from a grown man. Where does the 'elite' get these clowns, or does it pick them specifically because they're clowns?!
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  232. Sunak: "Hurry up with those deck-chairs, everyone: that iceberg looks rather cold".
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  233. Check out JD Vance's entire speech to the Munich Security Conference. He totre them a new one and every thing he said to them was a direct hit. It was beautiful to listen to.
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  234. Kindred vegetables.
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  235. Its a real pity Parker and Stone said they won't be making a sequel to Team America: there's even more material now than there was back then.
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  236. Lol, did he say that? What a legend!!!
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  237. He nearly said it......then stopped himself.
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  238. The Economist is owned by the same people who own elensky. Of course they're going to endorse the same tactics.
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  239.  @paulramsey1255  I saw that: I was wondering if the DPR/Russians are going to keep that as evidence.
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  240. Life is like a box of chocolates - EU is like a bag of.....
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  241. I'm always fascinated by these politicians and corporate types that assert their dominance through weird handshakes, patting people on the back, grabbing their elbows, letting them walk through a door first, pulling their hand hard during handshakes. Its like some weird mating ritual you would see in the jungle. Who teaches them this stuff?
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  242. This Danish Prime Minister is an incredibly brave person. I wish her all the best as she volunteers for combat and goes straight to the frontlines to fight the Russians.
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  243. I remember back in the late nineties British journalist Peter Oborne wrote an article entitled 'Rise Of The Political Class' - he made an excellent analysis and a number of predictions about these unemployable narcissists who have never had a job in the real world, who understand nothing about the world around them and who only know lobbying and taking "contributions".
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  244. I agree. He's messed up on so many levels that I wouldn't have confidence in him operating in any capacity after that - and maybe Wagner will need to be rolled back into the military. Prigozhin has done too much damage.
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  245. Cats follow him around everywhere - maybe they're admiring his whiskers! :D
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  246.  @vumba1331  Yes.
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  247. Ursula Van Der Lying again.
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  248. Over in Ireland a third centre earmarked for - "migrants" - has been burned out, and meanwhile a landlord who was going to allow his building to be used has now changed his mind. People are also now picketing the homes of senior politicians. I guess the Irish (like the Germans) finally realised that their governments fully intended to continue spraying mud on them.
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  249. I'm glad - relieved - that the President of Kazakhstan talked some sense into Scholz and then gave him a silent scolding by leaving him to face the press alone.
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  250. The Eurine Union. :D
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  251. That's a fair point.
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  252. I didn't know that: I saw his interview about Ukraine.
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  253. Niall Ferguson - the photogenic celebrity "historian" who shouts "isolationist!!!!" whenever anyone says the wars have to end.
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  254. Putin probably took the call for entertainment and put his 'phone on speaker for the rest of his cabinet to have a laugh.
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  255. Kellogg is a corny flake.
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  256. As for the findings of the Durham report: it would possibly be better to file lawsuits against the individuals who made the accusations rather than the institutions they can hide behind. If they are sued as individuals they won't be able to get the fbi or any other organisation to pay their legal fees and defence with tax payer's money.
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  257. Lol beautiful - and an excellent summary of our media and political class.
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  258. I saw little Scholz's speech after Scott Ritter mentioned it. Dear oh dear.
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  259. My thoughts exactly. He's like a bad smell...in a room with no windows.
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  260. Kiev Starmer.
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  261. Freeland's behaviour: its the demons trying to get out - even they can't take it anymore.
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  262. When ISIS first rolled into Iraq, one Iraqi soldier who survived the massacres said afterwards that their generals had ordered them all to step down and go home just prior to the isis invasion. Clearly massive bribes were paid. I've heard the claim today that this may have also happened in Syria. I hope the Syrian Army holds and wins. They were a huge inspiration to the world during that first major war.
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  263. When I saw 'qui bono' in the title I wondered for a moment if bono had made a fool of himself on the world stage again.
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  264. The West doesn't wear pants anymore.
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  265. Except, in her case, the Flying Dutchman is a blimp.
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  266. "We in Washington are determined to fight to the last Ukrainian. It is our duty." Current score: Ukraine $70bn more dollars, Maui $700 dollars, nothing more.
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  267. So should Ireland.
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  268. She's owned by the Western oligarchy.
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  269.  @peterlim1972  I don't think Johnnie Harper was criticising the Duran - I think he was pointing out that most of those guys who went over there to fight only got their info from the msm, and weren't well informed because they don't get their information from channels and sites like The Duran.
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  270. Exactly. I was surprised by that comment from the Serbian minister.
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  271. Yellen: "Don't worry, we have an everlasting supply of tax payers to fund it all. And no - I am NOT related to david rockefeller, I know I look as if I am his twin sister but the resemblance is completely coincidental."
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  272. I agree - on both counts: not only did francis meet Zelensky but he didn't seem to have anything whatsoever to say about the persecution of Orthodox Christian Priests, the destruction and fire bombing of their churches, their eviction, the theft of their properties or the missile strike at Easter on a church in Donetsk that killed an elderly woman. But I always had suspicions about francis anyway.
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  273.  @Ouner-777  She had such a good attitude towards Putin that she publicly mocked him and the rest of the Russian delegation for trusting her and Zelensky on the Minsk Peace agreement. She smirked as she explained in an interview that they never had any intention of honouring the MInsk agreement and that they only used it to gain time to arm and strengthen Ukraine forces so they would be able to fight Russia directly. If you call that a good attitude, I'd hate to see your idea of a bad attitude - and if that's your version of problem solving I'd hate to see your version of problem creation.
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  274. Argentina's president has just made an incredible speech at the WEF. I've just watched it and even I was shocked at the truth bombs he threw.
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  275. True. The state makes an absolute fortune off the backs of taxpayers every single year - they have all the money they need to solve every single issue in the country, but they don't want to. I always laugh when I hear them prattle about how little money they have - and I don't know why so many people believe them.
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  276. Urslap.
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  277. House of Reprehensibles.
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  278. Lol the govt and police were expecting a huge wave of 'far right' riots yesterday: they had everything in place - the police, the media, the counter rioters, their own agitators....and nobody turned up but themselves and their counter rioters. It was very, very funny. They trolled themselves.
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  279. That's a fair point. They used him as a brainless attack dog - and that's all he is.
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  280. Exactly.
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  281. @dunravin Zelensky really has dragged that country into hell.
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  282. Lol.
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  283. Its the norm for Western journalists to be abnormal.
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  284. And to think those globalists had everything, but it just wasn't enough and now they're losing it all: allow me to quote one of them back to himself: "You will own nothing....and you will be happy, Klaus".
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  285.  @Vierotchka  I agree in McGovern's case as a very notable exception: it's a pity there aren't more like him.
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  286. US Delegation: "We couldn't have expected a better result - it was very solid". EU & UK leaders: "Aaaaaaaargghh!!! Nooooooo!!!!
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  287. Stinkin' Blinken.
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  288. I agree with a lot of that, but as for his reputation - I think this latest stunt has completely ruined it.
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  289. The real irony is that all these countries wanted to stay with the dollar - but the insane current government has now made that impossible for them.
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  290. Cringe....and very, very creepy.
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  291. Well - if Sunak hadn't spoken out, lot's of rather horrid people would be even more horrid....and that would be just horrid. Horrid, I tell you.
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  292. After Minsk, why would the Russians agree to any peace agreement' that elensky's owners put forward? Peace agreement - piece o'crapment, more like.
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  293. I agree: tik tok shoud just say: "F you" and concentrate on other countries.
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  294. Pierced Organ.
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  295.  Alex Law  In this particular case it's the French azov commanders that sicken me the most: France was only liberated from nazis because tens of thousands of young American servicemen sacrificed everything storming the beaches of Normandy to push the werhmacht back - and now French commanders are on the ground leading Azov nazis (trying to dessert them now). Many of the US servicemen that died saving France were barely out of school: they had their whole lives ahead of them.
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  296. Victoria Nuland - the Blob of War.
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  297. Interesting incident in the UK: a youtuber was playing a piano in London's St Pancras station: some Chinese members of the CCP in London, demanded he stop filming: one of the gang accused him of "touching" a member of their group. The police got involved and its gone viral. Its now become a diplomatic incident. The piano (which had been donated by Elton John) is now being cordoned off and guarded so that no-one can use it. Brendan Kavanagh is the name of the piano player.
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  298. Baerbock: "We must be 365% behind piece. We must work 9 days a week to archive that!"
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  299. True.
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  300. Exactly. Even George Orwell wrote about how these types use language to reframe things.
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  301. I'll bet that Canadian sniper isn't half as disappointed as his parents are. He even admits himself that the only thing he ended up shooting at was innocent civilians in their homes. What a wali.
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  302. Azov - from murdering civilians to hiding behind them and dressing up as them, including as women, to escape and run away. If these are amongst the Ukraine army's finest, I'd hate to see their worst.
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  303. Victoria Nuland, in that display, has just sped up the fall of Ukraine. Fascinating how this person, who suffers from severe psychological problems and an obsession with death, went into politics and imposed that obsession on a nation instead of getting treatment for herself.
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  304. True - she's like tony blair who crawls out of his crypt every now and again to give his unwelcome opinion on world affairs.
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  305. True. The only thing that divides us are the parasites who have worked their way into politics. I lived in Germany after the wall came down, I live in the UK now and grew up in Ireland. I've worked with people from all over the world and I've found that generally people everywhere are good and have the same hopes and fears we all have. All the problems we are facing have been caused by a handful of psychopaths and sociopaths who wormed their way into politics.
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  306. I live in the UK. Thank you for the wonderful news that Elensky hugged kier starmer. Couldn't have happened to a better person. :D
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  307. The Why Files did an excellent episode recently about how the US alphabet agencies exaggerated the soviet 'threat' in order to get massive funding and contracts for themselves.
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  308.  @jim6534  Not true. In 2014 the US State Dept spent $5bn overthrowing the democratically elected government of Ukraine and installing the Right Sector headed by Petro Poroshenko. Soon afterwards the Ukraine army began attacking mainly ethnic Russian East Ukraine: these attacks escalated to massacres and the war in East Ukraine began. A peace deal was signed (Minsk) but the Ukraine army kept attacking East Ukraine and has been doing so for 8 years, despite numerous diplomatic attempts by Russia to stop it. One month ago 60,000 Ukraine troops amassed on the border to East Ukraine and began intense shelling of that region. East Ukraine finally reacted and mobilised with the help of Russia. These facts are all a matter of record, however simply you want to look at things. This conflict has always been between East and West Ukraine - All you have to do is your own research, but I know you won't - you prefer to be spoon fed. Good luck to you.
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  309.  @isaaner7761  That's one of the most pathetic remarks I've heard on youtube for a while.
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  310.  @isaaner7761  Wow - an even more pathetic remark: I'm impressed Mr "your Grandfather Must Have Loved Hitler's Speeches Because He Was German". Your father, if you even know who he is, must be very proud of you.
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  311.  @Shadowless_Kick  Lol. Liberals of NY who hate Trump.
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  312. Something just occurred to me: if Hunter's in the fowl food business maybe he could do a deal with Ukraine and call it 'Hunter's Chicken Kiev'.
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  313. I'm glad someone commented on the very strange lurking going on in the background.
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  314. Chihuahuas? I thought they were all little Shih-tzu's.
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  315. I really wish we had a leader like Putin over here (the UK). I'm sure most conservative Americans are wishing they had a Putin over there, too. A man who think s for himself and acts on it.
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  316. Yes - I remember that. He was proud of it, too.
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  317. I just watched that now - bloody hell! Also a few people in comments translated that as Xi was walking away he quipped: "Truly naive".
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  318. It has always baffled me, too. I grew up in Ireland, a country that once stood as a beacon to freedom against empire: it is now one of the most willing doormats of the EU - and the EU regularly wipes its feet there.
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  319. General Silly wants a ceasefire.
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  320.  @kingoftheapez  The initial count was 1 million - but yes the amount increased in the conflict that followed.
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  321. Everyone except our politicians and their pet journalists.
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  322. Lol!
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  323. I saw footage of the crash site - it was pretty gruesome: amongst the dead there was military insignia recovered that was from South Africa, Tanzania and Maroc - so these savages are from many countries: I saw two of the survivors being interviewed, one of them had a large wolf tattooed on his chest. Allegedly there were 2/3 survivors.
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  324.  @SterileNeutrino  Yep. YT has been doing a lot of that.
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  325. Musk Nervous He May be on Moscow Hit List because Of Starlink. Blinken: "This is an excellent opportunity."
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  326. Happy Easter, Alex, and all at the Duran. From the UK.
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  327.  @tommyboss4067  Yep - deSantis has disappointed me a lot in the last few months. As soon as I saw that Karl Rove is in his inner circle it made me think twice.
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  328. Its preferctly healthy to have contempt for someone who represents everything that's vile, repulsive and demonic in this world.
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  329. Sending prayers from the UK.
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  330. True: even former soldiers are saying they will not be fighting.
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  331. Alex - your analysis is as sharp as a a razor: and I will bet you're exactly right on all counts. Excellent upload. Amazing analysis.
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  332. We fully support Putin, too. We just wish we had a leader like him over here instead of the depraved, slimy degenerates that we have as "leaders".
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  333. If these French journalists are shocked that a Ukraine soldier has ss on his helmet they are not worthy of their profession.
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  334. That's true: but not only that: when Berlin was liberated in 1945 the entire city was there for the Russians to take, but they left West Berlin for the allies to move in to: and they didn't have to do that.
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  335. Sure it wasn't a pentagon shaped object? I'm still convinced it was a cloud :D
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  336. Its projection: and they possibly judge others by their own standards.
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  337. Yep - all that blood on his hands and he never handled a weapon himself: he's probably even anti 2nd Amendment.
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  338. Schwab is a bug. Maybe his suggestion that people should eat bugs is a form of self loathing from him.
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  339. That's the problem with parasites - whether its a single cell or a harvard law graduate - they only understand one thing: parasiting and destruction, even if it means their own demise.
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  340. I'd laugh if it wasn't so unbelievably sad.
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  341. Kiev Starmer.
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  342. I was wondering about Arestovich: but I guess his angle is that he sees Ukraine is done, he was one of the provocateurs who started that war, its not looking good for him and he may try to move to Russia - which is insane because he can't seriously think he's going to be immune from prosecution over there.
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  343. Trump finally took your advice, Mr. Christofouro!
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  344.  @Zlatkovitz  Thank you :). All the best.
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  345. True: he only speaks for himself and the rest of the squatters in WEFminster.
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  346. Poor little Micron - and he so wanted to be the napoleon to finally defeat Russia: I can just imagine him dreaming every night of being seen as the biggest alpha who ever lived accepting Putin's surrender: he then turns to the crowd as they throw roses at him - and the leaders and the citizens of the world get on their knees chanting 'Hail Macroleon, Hail Macroleon'. By this stage he is dressed as a Roman emperor - the sun rises behind him as the corona of destiny glows behind his perfectly shaped head. And then he wakes up, realises it's a dream - punches his pillow in anger....and cries himself to sleep again.
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  347. I'm glad we have so many women as leaders in Europe - they've proven themselves to be so much more peaceful and compassionate than previous generations of politicians here.
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  348. As for the assassination: sounds almost identical to the MO that was used to kill Givi in Donetsk. I'm sure it was the usual suspects, of course.
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  349. Over half a million dead and Zaluzhny packs his bags and moves to London - but there again, I guess we all knew this would be the reaction of all of them once the gig was up for them.
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  350. There are many of us over here in the West (I live in the UK) who are disgusted at the behaviour of our so-called leaders and their performance at the Normandy Commemorations. We understand the sacrifices that were made by the Russian army and citizens during the Patriotic War.
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  351. Kissinger a "realist" lol. Realistic about the world he himself played a major roll in creating. Realist.
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  352. Exactly.
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  353. Amazing how everything turns to chaos and misery whenever you add a politician to the mix.
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  354. Little Macroleon.
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  355.  @lolligf7063  Putin faced exactly this within days of taking over in Russia and he dealt with them immediately - and these were oligarchs who were extremely powerful, but he still brought them to heel. He knows exactly what he's dealing with: he knows all the tactics, he knows exactly who can't be trusted and he knows what to do about them.
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  356. I remember the creep said that - and he was grinning like the 2-bit street hustler that he is when he said it, too. And his audience laughed and applauded.
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  357. True. Its a disgrace.
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  358. NOTA chance NATO.
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  359. Stinkei' blinken ain't no Lincoln.
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  360. Excellent point.
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  361. I can just imagine what they were thinking having this billionaire (and yes, Elensky is a billionaire) preaching to them about sanctions and economic stances.
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  362.  @SandorDaroci  Hello, Serbia. I worked with a number of Serbs when I was living in Germany in the early 1990s. Great people, I liked them a lot.
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  363. I'm shocked that the US has voted against a ceasefire. Well - maybe I'm not that shocked.
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  364. I agree completely. Our politicians and media locked us down for 2 years, lied and villified anyone who was skeptical of the vaxx, drove healthcare staff out of their careers, and it was revealed recently they were lying about it all: then the same liars come out and use the Iraq WMD template against Russia. I still can't fathom how anyone even believes them: there are very few people left who I have any respect for, now.
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  365. Its worse than that: they also left behind $80billion worth of weapons and ordnance for the Taliban, making the Taliban stronger and better equipped than they ever could have hoped for.
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  366. That opening clip: I just want to point out that the man interviewing David Lammy is Trevor Phillips, himself a former member of Blair's government and a dedicated New-labour activist.
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  367.  @buzzdarkyear5145  Ah. That's a good point.
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  368. NATO Boutique Army: lol - that's a perfect description for them.
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  369. When our pathetic puppet in Ireland became TIME magazine's Man Of The Year a few years back I laughed my head off.
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  370. You said US military equipment is the "Laughing Stock" of the world'. No its not! It's the "Laughing Out-of-Stock" of the world! :D
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  371. Just like Bolton (who dodged service in Vietnam) - they love the blood and money but it always must be someone else's.
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  372. Don't forget they even treat their own countries like that.
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  373. No surprises from New Zealand, there. I remember a decade ago when things were getting crazy in the Uk, EU and US, people were saying "Move to New Zealand, its really free there". My answer was always "No. Stand your ground, this is coming to NZ, too." But even I underestimated how bad it became there.
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  374. There is an old proverb: "Empty vessels make most noise": that suits baerback and the rest of those sock puppets.
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  375. Yep. He's a monster.
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  376. The weird thing is: you can see she dislikes that entire audience and that she doesn't even want to be there
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  377. Alex I'm still laughing my head off at your latest Trueau/Scholz impersonation. Extra funny because I'd say you have captured both of those characters down to a tee.
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  378. That old nugget of wisdom comes to mind: "Those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it".
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  379. Go to any of the UK media channels and the comments section has 99.99% people who are saying they will not fight for the UK government: many of those people are former military, too.
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  380. Borrell still using the jungle as his reference for everything. He really needs to spend some time with civilised human beings and learn how we live.
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  381. Kiev Starmer.
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  382. Yep. NATO is in a rut. A Rutte, so to speak. The universe has a sense of humour.
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  383. Lol, good one.
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  384. Oh. Good point - and you're right: the EU takes out far more than it puts in to any country.
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  385. I've dealt with a lot of TV and film people and the thought of those types governing a country sends chills down my spine - we're seeing the consequences in Ukraine.
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  386. Kissinger and his ilk set the standard for the political class that followed: he was one of those who laid the carpet for them. He created them and their type.
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  387. That weird thing Stoltenberg is handing over to Rutte: it looks like a hammer made of bones. How appropriate.
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  388. With all the snakes being driven out of Russia now I'm beginning to wonder if St Patrick has reappeared over there.
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  389. I live in the UK - I can guarantee you he has been honorary Clown Prince since his days as the head of the Crown Prosecution Service: Clown Prosecution Service.
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  390. I don't know much about evangelicals (I live in the UK) but I'm wondering if their belief in the rapture (I think its they who believe in the rapture, if I'm correct?/) means they want catastrophe because they believe they'll be immediately transported to Heaven: if that's why they are so enthusiastic they are a very dangerous bunch.
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  391. Lol - Poroshenko, the man who started it all, sees himself as the man to solve it all.
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  392. Olaf Scholz is the US's favourite local convenience :D (over here in the UK a 'local convenience' is a public toilet).
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  393. Well, well - looks like the French really have finally had enough. Even I'm (pleasantly) surprised at that outcome.
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  394. Putin is being way too reasonable - or maybe he knows they won't accept.
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  395. TBH she had no intention of going anywhere. I'm wondering if the Russians have something on her and they told her so, after she announced she was going to start terrorist attacks on Russian soil.
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  396. And the same people who left $80bn of weapons and ordnance behind in Afghanistan to make that a safer place.
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  397. Yeah - Trump's comment about that surprised me.
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  398.  @roselinnenisin7672  Absolutely. They did a top notch job and he gave them praise, too.
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  399.  @strangereyes9594  Very true. It'll only end when the people themselves decide they've had enough. I wrote a similar comment but, oddly, mine has been removed.
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  400. The EU is incapable of shame.
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  401. He's both, but the glue that holds it altogether is his cowardice.
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  402.  @henkvermeer8652  Yes - it was all fully intentional.
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  403. They probably haven't been handed their scripts yet.
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  404.  @MrTench8  I understand your point but cancelling fossil fuels (edit: I meant coal specifically) forever was part of the plan you're talking about (and yes I know all about the kalergi plan, and the new world order, agenda 21 etc I've known about that stuff for a long time): These outcomes were not expected by any of them.
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  405. I wonder if our media over here in the UK realise how much blood they have on their hands. All talking tough about never giving up, typing away from their nice, air conditioned offices in London while people are being literally torn to shreds thousands of miles away on their behalf.
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  406.  @aaronwilkinson8963  Its insanity - and I'm glad to see that most former squaddies are refusing to get involved in it. Kudos to you, Sir. I've been following the Ukraine conflict since 2014, when the elected govt was violently overthrown (with the help of $5bn US State Dept money), then the pogroms and massacres against ethnic Russians in East Ukraine began: one neo-nazi group named Azov (which was involved in the Union building massacres) was even given its own battalion within the Ukraine National Guard. Its a scandal. Meanwhile, as you rightly pointed out, we're being attacked by our own government here. Praying for cooler heads to prevail. At least Trump will be in in January and he's already said he wants out of Ukraine. His VP, a former combat vet like you, also wants nothing to do with this madness. Thanks for the reply. All the best.
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  407. His entire security detail needs to be investigated, as does the man in the tea shirt with cropped hair (leaning at the railings to the shooter's left) who seemed to be having some sort of silent communicaton with the shooter immediately before he started shooting. EDIT: (I meant left, not right - I've corrected it now)
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  408. That's a fair point but also in the light of the fact that its well known that Ukraine has been trying to attack the dam, it's not likely in this case.
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  409. The object was probably a cloud.
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  410. I know :/.
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  411. Its great to hear that the US Embarrassment to Ukraine is resigning. Another step towards peace.
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  412. "This is a war that never would have started if I were president". I'm not so sure about that, anymore, Trump.
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  413.  @og6433  Absolutely - and they would have enjoyed the suffering they would have been inflicting.
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  414. A snake never cries.
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  415. Beautiful comment.
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  416. Jungle Joseph, Tarzan of Europe, must have been swinging from a very long vine to have landed in India.
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  417. Justin Trudonut.
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  418. I wouldn't trust him to run a garden sale.
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  419. Urslap van der Lying.
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  420. I call it 'The Daily Fail'.
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  421. Amen - Happy Easter: from the UK.
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  422. The moment the EEC (European Economic Community) changed its name to the EC, dropping the 'Economic' out, I knew they were up to no good. Nothing they have done since then has surprised me, I'm sorry to say.
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  423. ....and mocked by us here in the UK.
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  424. Gavin Nuisance.
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  425. Very true.
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  426. Those mercs are a bunch of berks.
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  427. Lol - congrats to US/UK and EU for managing to achieve all that in just a year.
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  428. It's good that more people are beginning to talk about them. More uncomfortable for nato may be that fact that azov has members from around the world, including the EU.
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  429. @aidanmacdougall9250 True. Its an absolute disgrace.
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  430. Oh, now that is a sobering comment.
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  431. Well, he certainly acts as if he has one.
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  432.  basiledex2164  Yep - but his character over-rode it at the last second :D
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  433.  @karlheinzvonkroemann2217  Little Macron has plenty of divisions in his own country: but they're not the divisions he was hoping for.
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  434. Dear Zaluzhnyi. Please go away. Just go away.
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  435. Poor Zaluzhny: it was all fund and games for 8 years shelling civilians in Donbas - but now the gangsters that made him have turned on him. Oh well.
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  436. JD Vance tore them a new one at the Munich Security Conference earlier. Everything he said made a direct hit and he didn't leave anything unsaid. Incredible speech
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  437.  @donrobinson6613  Lol yes I noticed the generic tears. Wales' outgoing first minister was also squeezing out the croc tears for his resignation. I guess their handlers tell them that this is the way normal people behave.
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  438. Thanks a million. I've just seen Dianne Abbott putting on a pair of wings :/
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  439. Reading the comments was great! The Daily Fail didn't fare very well with their attempt at a smear.
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  440. Exactly. That would change their minds very quickly.
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  441. NATO is in a Rutte. Lol - at the beginning of that video I thought Urslap van de Lying was growing a little square moustache - must have been a trick of the light or something.
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  442. Poor little Macroleon Blown-apart.
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  443. John Bolton, too: he dodged service in Vietnam saying he 'Didn't want to die in some rice paddy' - which makes their addiction to the sight of other peoples' blood doubly disgusting.
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  444. Aha. So they finally got the balloons to talk. I'm glad to hear it.
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  445.  @cze33e  She was taking revenge with the mask mandate for all the horse bags she's had to wear.
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  446.  @daviddoran3673  "Destroying something to save it". That really has been the philosophy behind so many of these interventions - the fact that the imbecile making that declaration was a general almost sends shivers down my spine.
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  447. Lol Emporer Micron.
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  448. NATO is in a rut - and they pic a Sec. Gen. whose name is Rutte.
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  449. True. Its a real pity the tories betrayed their entire voting base to the extent that it made it possible for labour to get in.
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  450. Lol, it was very, very good.
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  451. I feel very safe knowing my safety rests on the broad shoulders of Mark Rutte :D :D :D
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  452. Thank you for the update on that Svetlana. I got that impression even from here in the UK. Believe it or not nobody over here wants anything to do with that war. Soldiers have started resigning from the military here in droves since our PM Starmer said he wants to get more directly involved. Former soldiers are saying they will not fight in Ukraine and some are even saying they would sooner face jail than have anything to do with that damned war. I lived in Germany after the Berlin Wall came down and I saw the waves of refugees coming in from the Yugoslavian war who had had their own lives destroyed by that NATO war. I worked with many of them and their stories were heartbreaking. I myself grew up in Ireland during the troubles but was lucky to have lived in the South where we didn't have to fight because our grandparents had carried that fight on our behalf, although it carried on in the North. I hope there will be peace soon, I believe there will be, and I hope that never again NATO be able to pit Slav against Slav for the chess games of globalist psychopaths. All the best.
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  453. Trudeau: "Oh, my goodness - did you see what happened in Sri Lanka?" Van Der Looney: "Yes. Let them eat cake."
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  454. Our political class have been so used to being treated like little emperors that it's almost funny to see the disrespect they are having to deal with now.
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  455. I thought that was Alice Cooper with a blond wig, trolling him.
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  456.  @StandinOnBuniss  "Seem to be".
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  457. Yes :)
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  458. Lol.
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  459.  @ShadowBlack-vh5ed  So tell us how Vance is "gagging their own": who is he gagging?
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  460. Lol!
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  461. Karma delivered, by the sound of things.
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  462.  @DannyPansters  I completely agree. Maybe it's something along the lines of 'ignorance is bliss' because knowledge is uncomfortable.
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  463. Alex - how can you describe Merkel as clever? Her last 2 pronouncements, including the backtrack, proves she's anything but.
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  464.  @JohnGeary-e9e  Christopher Monckton described them very well: he called it 'The Traffic Light Effect' - the Greens are too yellow to admit they're really Red.'
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  465. Elensky No.2, more like.
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  466. I call our PM Kiev Starmer now.
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  467. Thank you, Frau Von Der Lyin' of the EUSSR.
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  468.  @No-timeforimbeciles  TBH I never had faith in Meloni - a new face with no experience and no history: but Wilders is different: he has already paid a very heavy price, and continues to pay a heavy price, for his principles, but he's never backed down. As far as I know his life has even been in danger for the last 10 years at least.
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  469. "Empty vessels make most noise" - a proverb that suits john bolton to a tee.
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  470. Nikki 'Hades' Haley and her husband have done very well out of defence contracts - and the idea of everlasting war profits makes her very happy indeed.
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  471. Exactly. Whether the poor lemmings who voted for him picked up on that, I don't know.
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  472. Yep, true: and not for the first time Slav has been pitted against Slav for the chess games of others.
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  473. Cokes-app
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  474. Me, too.
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  475. Lol Baghdad Biden.
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  476. Thanks.
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  477.  @brucemcintosh5898  How dare you mock her equine beauty.
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  478.  @frreeman1986  Fidel Castrato more like.
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  479. The opening seconds of that video indicate (to me) that he's dead. I've seen CG used to bring ancient portraits and old photographs 'to life' - and they all have that same type of subtle eye and head movement.
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  480. I agree: I always try to be as polite as possible with them - but even I'm not that nice lol.
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  481. It almost seems as if the laws of the universe have started taking things into their own hands - there is way too much irony, poetic justice and karma going on that this can't be all coincidence.
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  482. I can't believe the Ukraine people actually still believe Elensky cares about them. Equally I can't believe Elensky actually still believes the EU/UK/US actually cares about him and his friends: they care about him as much as they would care about a hammer that they're trying to break a door down with.
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  483. I wouldn't be surprised if micron did set him up by inviting him for dinner. I remember the time Erdogan invited Putin to fly over to Turkey for a meeting and I was always suspicious of that invite. Putin decided it was best not to go, thankfully.
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  484. True. I hope he'll be safe.
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  485.  @robertstan298  I don't mind at all :D
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  486. The EU - where values and no values come together.
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  487. @DrazenZagreb113 My understanding is that Russia is now sending the S400 system to Iran. The S400 is practically impenetrable. It can even locate, identify and destroy any aircraft, even when its about to take off, in that entire region - including Israel.
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  488. These savage mass murderers (azov et al) are in, and should be in, no position to set conditions. They need to surrender and face trial for war crimes. They chose their path, they started this. They are way too dangerous to be allowed to walk away from what they've done - and what they intend to continue doing.
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  489. At least we know one thing - small consolation but it's obvious now that a Gore win over Bush in 2000 wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference.
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  490. Blair probably meant it as a compliment. He's one of them.
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  491. The Council Of EUrine.
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  492. Same here. Me, too.
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  493. True.
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  494. Lol.
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  495. one other thing I'd like to mention: do you notice how these clowns, with everything that's going on around them, don't seem to have a care in the world?
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  496. Normally she's a abysmal but she gave us all a pleasant surprise there.
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  497. I haver many jokes about the 'no-one fs with a Biden' but they're all way too inappropriate for this thread.
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  498. Freeland is the male zelensky.
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  499. Not Churchill Number 2 - just Number 2.
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  500.  @parallax9281  Exactly: and I can only imagine what it looks like to the rank and file, seeing their leaders trying to dessert them. They all deserve each other in my opinion.
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  501. Comedy horror.
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  502. Lol - Ukraine was given everything they needed since at least 2014 to build up one of the most powerful armies in Europe: then hundreds of billions on top of that and every weapon and ordnance that NATO and the EU could muster together: and this newspaper is saying they were given nothing. Smh.
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  503.  @simonmilner3578  Exactly.
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  504. There's NOTA chance of peace with NATO.
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  505. I was always puzzled at claims over here that Russia was a paper tiger economy, even people from the so-called 'truth movement' would parrot the mantra "Russia has a GDP the size of Italy etc". I never quite believed that myself because I could see that Russia is self sufficient - plus it's national debt is tiny. Its very funny seeing all these "experts" get it wrong yet again - and as ever Alex and Alexander always get it right because they think before they talk.
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  506. Interesting point. Thank you.
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  507. True.
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  508. They share puppeteers and speech writers.
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  509. I agree. I never trusted her tbh.
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  510. Yep - I remember when that fly landed on his head, during his debate with kamala harris: looking back it was marking its territory.
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  511. There has always been the huge envy and jealousy towards him: weak, effete men always have an intense hatred towards strong, competent and confident men.
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  512. BREAKING NEWS: I can confirm that the presenter did not faint: she fell asleep listening to those two.
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  513. 8:18 - Hey Alex - looks like that cat told his friends to look out for you.
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  514. The prayers were answered, Thank God.
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  515. Lol hahaha! :D
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  516. "We Must Release The Sausages!" Kier Starmer (actual quote - he really said that)
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  517. That was his face? I though he was talking through his a****.
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  518. What's that sound? Its the sound of generations of Americans, as yet unborn, who will be paying the never-ending tab for Ukraine.
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  519.  @williamryan9195  Lol.
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  520. If Zelensky's not careful he's going to damage his vocal chords. He's been putting that deep voice on for over 2 years now.
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  521.  @yurichtube1162  Not yet: hopefully they don't.
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  522. Lol :D
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  523. The most chilling thing about this is that these warmongers actually think they will survive a nuclear exchange with Russia.
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  524. Nothing zuckbot says matters: he rolled over and complied when it mattered, the "only following orders" defence isn't a defence.
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  525. I saw a vid of Netan-yahoo making a statement about the Hamas attack: and tbh he looked absolutely delighted.
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  526. Ukraine winning the Eurovison Song Contest could be the very thing to bring them victory. I'm glad that Europe thought of this. It's as ingenious as all their other plans so far.
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  527. 42 million?I didn't realise it was that many.
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  528. Thank you, Tatters Von Der Lying.
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  529. The elite's pyramid being dismantled - BRIC by BRIC - as the all seeing eye watches helplessly from the top. Its a long way down lol.
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  530. Italy's meloni hasn't been much of an improvement - but, there again, that's been no real surprise to me at all.
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  531. I remember back in the late nineties Peter Oborne (British journalist) did a long article entitled 'Rise Of The Political Class' in which he described perfectly the generation of politicians coming up in the EU and UK, how they have never lived in the real world and the problems they were going to cause. He was spot on.
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  532. The fact that he won on such a huge majority is a testament to him as a leader but also to the Hungarians as people. Huge respect from Ireland.
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  533.  @soarornor  Yep - definitely the same types. Its just weird. Only politicians, corporate twits and social misfits use those dominance tactics.
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  534. Lol youtube is removing my comments. So far my 'Baghdad Biden' and 'Hunter's Chicken Kiev' comments have been deleted :D
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  535. Emascual Micron is....Nappy-poleon.
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  536. Lol, nice one.
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  537. Excellent point.
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  538. Unfortunately people like Mike Wallace are in the minority in Ireland. Its great to hear him speak out like this and I hope more people there wake up.
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  539. Lol, I was just thinking that :D
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  540. When our politicians regard us as worthless morons they are judging us by their own standards: the only thing that matches their stupidity is their nastiness.
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  541. Chicken hawk, chicken s**t Graham
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  542. 14:02 - Woah - Elensky's even shorter than Little Micron.
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  543. Unfortunately for them, a lot of people like sullivan who thought they were big fish are finding out they are small fry.
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  544. I live in the UK and most people here agree with your sentiment. We have nothing but contempt for these EU and UK "leaders".
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  545.  @MarkNOTW  Well, there's definitely no genuine intelligence, there :D.
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  546.  @michelegosse7116  To be honest with you I agree. Another thing that bothers me is that the nazis in Ukraine have ambitions far beyond that country - and I believe those ambitions include Europe and Russia - Russia (along with the DPR and LPR) is the only country that is stopping a new wave of nazism from forming in Europe and yet the hatred that is being directed at Russia by Europe is surreal.
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  547. The US Senate has also overwhelmingly voted in favour of declaring an end to the c0vld emergency - and Biden has already said he's going to veto the outcome of that vote.
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  548.  @dimitrisgregan553  Absolutely. I think that's true, yes.
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  549. Trump taking advice from people who hate him as much as they hate Russia and Iran is bizarre.
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  550. Exactly. True On All counts.
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  551. Lol, I remember that quote and I was wondering what he was on at the time.
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  552.  @2funny269  Lol - "biggly", "take your meds" - such incredibly sophisticated and well thought out arguments.
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  553.  @Shadowless_Kick  Ok - that's a fair point about the jury screening. I know Kyle Rittenhouse's legal team were very proactive during jury selection: if Trump's team weren't, then that was bad form for them.
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  554.  @quercus5398  NOTAnymore.
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  555. That is a great idea - but there again, that's the problem: almost our entire EU political class is made up of medium intelligence, snivelling cowards and puppets. They'd never demand that because they don't have the 'gnads.
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  556.  @danl5592  They're already headless chickens :D
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  557. Having led the charge from behind against Russia as the reincarnation of Napoleon, Macron now leads the charge from the front as he jumps off the EU Titanic.
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  558. He needs to go over there to the frontlines to fight, himself.
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  559. Ooh. Nice one.
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  560. Nice to see Meloni is checking for any new ways to win Elon Musk's heart. 20:23 LOL! Great minds!
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  561. Alexander predicted last week that Elensky himself would soon be hit by it.
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  562. Exactly.
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  563. True. There's NOTA chance of peace with NATO.
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  564.  @ArtStoneUS  Very true, but they'll never get East Ukraine.
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  565. That's a fair point. Over the decades ordinary people have been disengaging from the political process and it just left a vacuum for the parasites to fill - and fill it they did. If communities pressured their politicians the way donors and lobbyists do, we wouldn't be in this mess. I think things are going to go back to that at some stage. They'll need to.
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  566. I can't help but puke whenever a US official pretends to cry at press briefings. Even Harris' laugh is more bearable than that.
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  567. Two people so corrupt and unpleasant its even manifests in their vocal chords.
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  568. I'd love to know what camera/device you use to film these: the colours and details are vivid.
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  569. Breaking News: Putin has teamed up with winter AND global warming. This will be nineeleven times 100,000. Where's Team America when you need them?
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  570. He'll be talking about his Irish roots when he's over there. I'm glad I'm not over there right now to see Leotard Varooka, Mehole Martin and the beautiful Mary Loo McDonald kissing his boots.
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  571. Thanks. I'll have a look out for that episode.
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  572.  @MrLeadb1  Absolutely right. They were more than happy to think it was a great document - and then scrambled for any excuse they could find. Mary Loo (typo intended) is a rethread from Fianna Fail anyway: she was probably instructed by her handlers to move over to Sinn Fein in the nineties, anyway.
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  573. Jungle Joseph and Mz Bareback - Tarzan and Jane.
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  574. The threat isn't from Russia this time - it's from nato - and your friend will find a much tougher foe, too, if the nazi elements within Ukraine's govt & military are left intact enough to roll into Poland and the surrounding countries again, as they fully intend to.
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  575. Meloni is full of baloney.
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  576. Yeah: I would imagine Lindsey Graham has had many rude awakenings.
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  577. Skid Mark Milley.
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  578. I wish I could say I'm surprised that Meloni went full bareback - but I'm not, I never trusted her - not even from the start.
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  579. There is something demonic about that smile at 0:10.
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  580. Clare Daly does say some great things but she's more an EU politician than an Irish one.
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  581. Trump: "I want my money back!" Oh dear, Elenksy - it looks like there's a new sheriff in town and he's not one of your dealers.
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  582. $29,000,000,000 eh? I wonder where it all really went.
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  583. Looks like the Roman Emperors just realised they have no clothes.
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  584. Lol - the Chief of the Metropolitan Police in England was running away from reporters as he left a meeting. He actually attacked a microphone and threw it on the ground as he ran away. I'm not joking.
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  585.  @marcelacaba1863  Yes. :)
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  586. Oh! Lol - good point. They change their minds so often I'd lost track of it.
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  587. Yep - they thought it was a big joke....I'll bet they don't think its so funny now.
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  588.  @jim6534  You're a liar. Firstly there were 2 presidents in 2014. The ELECTED president who was overthrown and then the unelected president who was installed. The fact that you call the elected one a puppet and have nothing to say about the unelected one speaks volumes. Also, looking at your inclusion of emojis - you may think the slaughter of thousands of people is funny - the rest of us don't - and that speaks volumes about you.
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  589.  @JordanWallace-nb4id  I know all about neck lacing, I saw it about 30 years ago: don't want to see it again.
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  590.  @johnjaffers8767  I was pleasantly surprised to see someone comment on the oil and gas that's been looted from Ireland. I didn't think many people knew about that.
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  591. For a bunch of people with no reverse gear, they're very efficient at going backwards at full speed.
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  592. The last nail in the coffin of the globalists.
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  593. European Clown Performance where Elensky gets to show how his amazing piano playing skills helped inspire his policies in Ukraine.
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  594. Good on the Italian voters. Let's hope she doesn't turn out to be another Alexis Tsipras.
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  595.  @aerobique  Well, "we" could equally ask "yOu" how you can just add the word "paranoia", "conspiracy" and "nUt" to everything you don't agree with or is beyond your understanding - and be okay with just repeating cliches that someone else has put in your head. I also think you'll find that nobody here has actually made any of the points you seem to be arguing against.
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  596.  @stefanpaul842  Yep. They were all calling him the next Churchill at one point.
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  597. Let's all congratulate GB News for making it into the mainstream with Bozo the Clown.
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  598.  @khakh4065  Sure they are.
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  599. More like a used toilet paper salesman.
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  600. No suit - we all know why that is: there is a long list of bombed & looted churches and jailed priests in Ukraine to illustrate his opinions.
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  601. "We can walk and chew gum at the same time". Loyd Austin 2023
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  602.  @daviddoran3673  Another one? Nice - I'm going to watch that. Thanks :)
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  603.  @thewesternworld9695  Another atheist trolling the internet for any opportunity whatsoever to preach at everyone else. Very strange trait, given the reasons you cite for hating religion.
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  604. Ah!
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  605. "Zelensky must go. Who do we have to replace him?" "Arestovich or Zaluzhnyi" "Oh, God!"
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  606. I saw footage of the crash site: amongst the dead there were chevrons recovered (military insignia) that showed there were personnel from South Africa, Tanzania and Maroc. Two of the survivors were interviewed - one of them had a large wolf tattooed on his chest.
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  607. Anybody who remembers the comedy film 'Team America' should really have another look at it - it's even more accurate (and prophetic) with every day that passes. I wonder if Elensky realises the US deep state despises him just as much as they hate the Russians.
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  608. Happy birthday dear........fhterysdhsds. I wonder if he designed that MLK statue, too.
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  609. Lol - Recto-Cranial. :D
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  610. Poor Azov: it's just not the same anymore: these days their targets are armed and able to fight back. Oh well....
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  611. He's making absolutely no cents whatsoever.
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  612. I've just worked out EU strategy: it goes like this: "Agree to our demands or we'll shoot ourselves in the foot". Ingenious.And let's hope that the butchers of odessa are finally held to account, now that azov has been crushed like the cockroach that it is.
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  613. Hopefully Trump will be a lot more careful and discerning about who he picks next time. The vipers that were around him were no different to DNC activists.
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  614.  @eternity2444  I'll bet he did.
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  615. Milley - the joint chiefs of staff head who never saw a single day's combat in his life. Horses for courses.
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  616. "Where's Biden?" "Who cares?!"
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  617. Oh, good point.
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  618. True. Also 57 US politicians voted against the $40bn "aid" package to Ukraine - all of them were Republicans. Every single Democrat voted for the $40bn to go to Ukraine.
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  619. That's a good suggestion.
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  620. Yes, true.
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  621. True.
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  622. We should have a clear out of Parliament on the 4th of July: that would really be honouring Independence.
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  623. So Johnson turned out to be another....Johnson.
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  624. Fico's entire security detail needs to be investigated, as does the man in the tea shirt with cropped hair (leaning at the railings to the shooter's left) who seemed to be having some sort of silent communicaton with the shooter immediately before he started shooting.
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  625.  @mocki5665  Yep - coupled with parasitocracy.
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  626.  @fraochflanagan-km1ou  Except farm manure is useful.
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  627. Micron and TruDope.
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  628.  @FunnyBunny-pd5xx  You have got to be joking. But thank you for the recommendation. May I, in return, recommend you acquire a life.
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  629. Yeah, tbh I took that poem and bono's comparison as a huge insult, too.
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  630. That's an interesting point: I also heard a theory from someone (it may have even been the Duran) that him leaving his laptop for others to see and all the other odd things may even be a plea for help, for some sort of intervention.
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  631.  @amandapeluso4217  True. As I live in the UK I could only speak for myself and others around me: I appreciate the sentiment. Thank you. Congrats on the election outcome by the way: Hopefully the New Year will bring an end to all this insanity.
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  632. I'm amazed at the bravery of Merz: after a speech like that I just know he's going to go to the frontlines himself.
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  633.  @requited2568  Apparently his nickname in there was 'Songbird McCain'.
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  634. Nobody can look at janet yellen and tell me she's not david rockefeller's twin sister - definitely from the same gene pool at least.
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  635. Lol!
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  636. True: that choice of words was extraordinary.
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  637.  @olgadeweger3805  True. In fact the whole lockdown and jab mandate proved that. I saw no difference between that and the early days of Fascism tbh.
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  638. 1st!
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  639. Lol.
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  640. Nice one lol "Typhoid Louse".
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  641.  @parallax9281  That's what I've heard: that some very, very dark things go on there.
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  642. I heard Zelensky's wife wants the war to end soon because his beard irritates her face whenever they kiss.
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  643. That fighter jet did an "angry seagull special" on that drone lol :D.
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  644.  @lorenzomagazzeni5425  Apparently the Russian authorities are investigating Gonzalo Lira's disappearance.
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  645.  @accaeffe8032  Very true.
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  646. Yes - with a reputation for being the very most brutal of the nazls: the Ukraine ss was well known for its savegery.
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  647. Nice :). meanwhile - RFK has 'tweeted' a serious public warning to the FDA - and he didn't pull his punches. He concluded the tweet with "If you have been part of that corrupt system, I have 2 messages for you: 1: hold onto your records 2: pack your bags". Even I was surprised at how blunt he was.
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  648. Now that would be a long queue for a big room.
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  649. Pierced Organ.
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  650.  @condew6103  Yep: emigrated to the Land of The Free for everything those freedoms had to offer: made it big, then pulled up the ladder behind him shouting "Screw your Freedom" to everyone else. That's all I need to know about that psycho.
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  651. Jungle Josep: "China does not respect the EU." Well, its a jungle out there, Josep, and you're clearly no alpha.
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  652.  @ML-56  Urslap Van Der Loony :D
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  653. Wow! Macron, Elton, Bono, Elensky AND Greta. This is a real celebrity, star studded episode :D
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  654. Exactly. That's amazed me over the past few months. If the shoe had been on the other foot the EU/US would have starved the Russians out - and laughed while they were doing it.
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  655.  @janetshemaryahu5529  I don't think he's alone at all :) - it was a good line, 'though.
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  656. That's what I was wondering. It will be interesting to see what happens with azov in the coming weeks.
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  657.  @soniavadnjal7553  Absolutely. That must be it. It was a remarkable insight from him as I remember him telling me this a long time ago, even before twitter or facebook existed.
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  658.  @myleshagar9722  True: I live over in England and it is just surreal seeing what the political class is doing to Canada and even Europe: I'm well aware also of the awful treatment of Pastor Palowski, who fled soviet era Poland only to have ended up in a Canadian jail this year because he refused to force his congregation to submit to the mask mandate. Our political class over here isn't much better but Trudeau and, in particular, Freeland (who has a very interesting family history) have taken it a huge step further: it just shows how civilised (but apathetic) people can be taken over by literal parasitic psychopaths.
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  659. I live in the UK: I'm in Ireland at the moment: I hang my head for both countries and salute the people and real leaders of Hungary for their incredible victory.
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  660. Well done! Great leader, independent minded people - and you guys voted for your country against huge political odds.
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  661. I was surprised at how many people fell for the covid narrative but I'm shocked that seemingly nearly everyone has fallen for 'Russia bad'.
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  662. Col Daniel Davies just posted a video on his live feed of Ukraine "recruitment officers" ordering a pizza delivery and then nabbing the delivery man and dragging him away. Bloody stomach churning!
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  663. Exactly. They have done fine against AK47s, IEDs and RPGs and that's all.
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  664. By the way: for anyone wondering why Trump's voice sounded so strange. Its my guess that someone put the 'De-Esser' setting on the audio interface too high (its a setting that prevents the 'S' sounds from sounding too hissy. If the setting is put too high it makes a person sound as if they're lisping. very shoddy sound engineering.
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  665. Amen. Happy Easter from the UK.
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  666. Lol nice one.
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  667. Lettuce Truss, lol.
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  668. Urslap Van der Looney.
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  669. I have to say I'm getting very tired of looking at Elensky's "sweaty and rat-like" face. The sight of him now has quite a repellent effect: and Blinken is nothing more than an economic hitman: the Chinese know that.
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  670. The French police shouldn't be behaving like this: the government will turn on them, too, once they've served their purpose - and it'll serve them right.
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  671. News just in: Ukraine soldiers on the front lines have just revealed their devastation at the news that Oprah Winfrey doesn't want to interview Elensky.
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  672. I heard a lot of conservatives saying Milei is a great leader in the making. I wasn't so sure, just from the look of him (a bit shallow, I know). I remember thinking Alexis Tsipras was going to be a great statesman :/
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  673. 1945: "We must NEVER allow this to happen again!" 2022: "We must give them all the arms and support they need, we must destroy the only country that is trying to stop them (that lost 27 million people in WW2 fighting them) and we must attack, silence and marginalise anyone who voices concerns."
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  674. Happy Good Friday, Alex. We had our's last week in the UK and Ireland. :)
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  675. Baghdad Blinken: " To the Russian people....we are not your enemy". Excuse me: hahahahahahahalollollmfao hahahaha. Oh, that was a good one, Blinken.
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  676.  @ikeybertso  I was thinking exactly that just the other week. I remember the cold war, too, and how the Russians were viewed by us then - and it's surreal seeing it all come full circle again.
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  677. He would have blamed Trump.
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  678. ....and slippery and creepy.
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  679. P.S. So Ukraine has now plundered Orthodox Christian relics and they're being given to the museums of other countries. Not happy with poking the bear and getting trounced they decided to also poke the Big Boss, too. That is inviting retribution. Oh, man. TBH this from the Vatican doesn't surprise me at all.
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  680. Lol, neither did Biden.
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  681. So I guess we can call Ukraine the military industrial complex's latest success. Almost as great as their successful retreat from Afghanistan leaving $80 Billion worth of military equipment in the hands of the taliban. Of course the rest of us normal people would call those catastrophic failures.
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  682.  @badram68  Thank you: I'm glad some people appreciate my dodgy humour :D
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  683. Boeing: "Yea, uh, we are saddened by the death...and there was, uh, nutthin' we could do about it."
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  684. It's a long time since anyone in that country liked him: I saw him once many years ago walking down Dame Street and I remember thinking "Who's that midget trying to look like bono?" then I realised it was him. He's barely over 5 ft - no wonder he has the napoleon complex.
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  685.  @grissom2023  Lol, that's true.
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  686. They have Putin and Orban: we have starmer and sunak :/
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  687.  @keldel4363  True. I should qualify by saying they treat the countries that their own puppets reside in no differently.
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  688.  @michaelgnit8476  You're welcome :D
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  689. As for Putin's points. He is right. I live in the UK.The only people that want this war are our rulers (I don't call them leaders) and their pawns in the media. When they recently tried to float the idea of conscription the backlash was huge: even former soldiers saying they will not fight.
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  690. And while we slept they set to work dismantling, bit by bit, every shred of freedom that our grandparents and great grand parents had fought hard for, with everything they had.
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  691.  @MarkHockridge-qd2fb  Words of wisdom.
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  692.  @Andrey_Bodrey75  You're welcome: all the best from the Uk and Ireland. Christmas Greetings and a hopeful New Year.
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  693. Exactly.
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  694. I was chatting to someone from Germany who said that there are people protesting against the government every Monday in towns and villages there and that the press aren't covering it . She also said there were large protests in Berlin in 2020 during which the police were extremely violent towards the crowd: she said she is also expecting a similar response this winter as protests grow.
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  695.  @user-rp2li7ks4e  Tiocfaidh Ar La - and we need to Tiocfaidh all those useless Irish politicians out! :D
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  696. Elensky: "Ben, you like to play piano duet with me after interview?" Shapiro: "That would be awesome!"
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  697. True.
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  698. Kudos to the bbc for being determined to fight on from their publicly funded air-conditioned offices nearly 2000 miles from the Ukraine frontline. They were there for Iraq and Libya: they're there for Ukraine.
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  699. I didn't know that. Blue on blue. Prigozhin needs to be, at the very least, put aside before he causes any more damage: and then, of course, he may even be resentful of that and do something else to cause damage.
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  700. Yes - they're the ones that were too ugly to make it in hollyweird.
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  701.  @robshirewood5060  Well, Yorkshire Terriers are very tenacious and Great Danes are very loyal and patient.
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  702. Absolutely.
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  703.  @jimmycomehomeable  You've just confirmed the very point I was making. But for those too lazy to do their own research, a good start would be a documentary called 'Ukraine On Fire' - its free to view on youtube and it compacts and summarises pretty well what's been going on there. Apart from that all I can say is you really need to do your own research.
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  704. Lol, true. An echo chamber of babble.....or maybe babel.
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  705. The attack in Germany: many claims are being made that the murderer is an atheist and a member of the AFD, which is ridiculous, of course. I've seen some comments in various media that he is a wanted criminal in Saudi Arabia and that the German government offered him permanent residency in 2005/6.
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  706. I remember Minsk. Donetsk forces had surrounded a force of 60,000 in a cauldron about to be crushed. Merkel ran to Putin - Putin urged Donbas to go for peace. The 60,000 were allowed to go home. Minsk was signed: Ukraine forces immediately started attacking Donbas again and, in 2022, during an interview Merkel smirked as she mocked the Russians for trusting her.
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  707. @cris That's an interesting point.
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  708. Yes Boris Johnson, who turned his own country into an Orwellian prison for two years, should be taken very seriously when it comes to advising other countries on freedom, democracy and the rejection of tyranny. Of course he and the rest of the political class were partying it up while they locked the country down so that should strengthen his credibility.
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  709.  @comingviking  Lol, hold on!! I know that and you know that. My comment was simply to clarify that Johnnie Harper wasn't criticising the Duran - that's all.
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  710. A crawling joke.
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  711. By the way: for anyone wondering why Trump's voice sounded so strange. Its my guess that someone put the 'De-Esser' setting on the audio interface too high (its a setting that prevents the 'S' sounds from sounding too hissy. If the setting is put too high it makes a person sound as if they're lisping. very shoddy sound engineering.
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  712. Lol, I had an argument with a youtuber earlier who said the only way to resolve this is a nuclear strike on Russia. I told him that this would prompt a chain reaction counter strike which would kill all of us, including him: he said 'not if a pre-emptive strike is made'! Then he called me delusional.
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  713. So the rats are leaving the sinking ship. I though they'd leave earlier but I guess they were waiting for those billions to come through, first. Imagine being one of the half a million families whose loved ones were sacrificed for that gang.
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  714. Interesting how it was the obsession of the elite with denigrating and destroying Russia that has backfired and made Russia stronger, more independent than ever and caused huge problems for us here in the West. The elite should really realise once and for all that the gig is up - they've had their hundred years as very successful parasites. It's over.
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  715. Stinkin' Blinken ain't no lincoln.
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  716. Because they're parasites - and regardless of their degrees and their titles and their riches the only thing they are capable of doing is destroying the host that sustains them - like all parasites.
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  717. The elite's pyramid being dismantled - BRIC by BRIC - as the all seeing eye watches helplessly from the top. Its a long way down lol.
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  718. Because the UN works for the same people he works for.
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  719. Crymea river, Elensky.
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  720. The bird in your vid is a Magpie. They're everywhere here in the UK and Ireland. (pardon the typos - I've just corrected them)
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  721. So from trying to destroy him and his nation after he helped them with the last ceasefire, they're now begging him for another ceasefire: they're lucky he's even talking to them.
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  722. I'm so glad that women in positions of power have shown themselves to be so much better than men in similar positions. Hey, Ursula - you go, girl!
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  723.  @valembury283  True. But normally when I write a post and mention the various owners that lammy and his ilk have further up the ladder my comments get deleted :D.
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  724.  @recilmapis-an3452  Exactly.
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  725. @HOPE and PEACE True: and if European leaders don't get some sort of reality check poor little Schwab himself will end up owning nothing and he'll have no choice but to be happy about it.
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  726. 14:17 - lol even people in the distance are laughing at zelensky without even knowing it :D
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  727. Hey Alex - that/those scammer/scammers are back pretending to be you and asking people to contact him/them.
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  728. Finland's PM partying it up whilst her government is provoking WW3 for no good reason really shows us the caliber of "leaders" in Europe. They are celebrities, living their show biz lives and nothing more: Politics is showbiz for ugly people. Its all one big party for them - and its all on our tab.
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  729. Having led the charge from behind against Russia as the reincarnation of Napoleon, Macron now leads the charge from the front as he jumps off the EU Titanic.
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  730. Austin - nothing more than a tick falling off it's host for a few days.
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  731. There's one thing the Ukrainians did back in 2014 that I agree with: they began throwing their new politicians into dumpsters and throwing rubbish over them. That's something I'd love to have seen adopted all over Europe.
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  732. I'll have to check that out.
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  733. Merry Christmas, Alex, Alexander and The Endurance: and to all those in Russia and Donbas - Merry Christmas and keep safe and I wish you all victory, peace and success in the coming year, from the UK.
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  734. South Park once did an excellent, and very accurate, episode about him - they got him down to a tee.
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  735. The fact that Venezuela is saying Biden has to recognise the Madura govt as the only legit govt in Venezuela is already putting biden's admin over a barrel as it is.
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  736. :/
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  737. Yes - the name johnson suits him: bollocks is never far away.
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  738. I want to remind everyone that Sun was a much needed and valued commodity during the great toilet paper crisis of 2020.
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  739. The grain and c0c&ine falls mainly from the train in Ukraine.
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  740.  @georgianakopoulou6339  :D
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  741. Woah, that's a good proverb: it suits him perfectly.
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  742. Ah. let me guess....it was 'black eye time' for Scholz. How embarrassing for him that his bosses picked this moment.
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  743. A Euro-watt is the unit of energy available in Europe after the EU managed to cut itself off from Russian energy.
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  744. You said US military equipment is the "Laughing Stock" of the world'. No its not! It's the "Laughing Out-of-Stock" of the world! :D
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  745. Was just looking at Jimmy Dore's channel. Apparently - according to Aaron Mate - there are rumours, but unable to confirm, that Arestovych has apparently now been put on their infamous "list"
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  746. Hello, Alex. Turtles are the ones that swim, tortoises are the ones that stay on land. More specifically the turtles in your vid are called 'terrapins'. :)
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  747.  @JSB103  Now that's a thought that horrifies me.
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  748. I don't think Russia should agree to a ceasefire, or any type of stop, until it has guaranteed to its own satisfaction that NATO and the usual suspects behind it can no longer ever be a threat to Russia's existence. Russia is not our enemy. If I was Putin I would NOT fly to the US, even to meet Trump.
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  749. I was wondering that about the graffiti, too. I can't understand that: some lovely locations, too, marred by that vandalism.
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  750. Fico was shot multiple times and was back in work just a few weeks later. I don't think a few squeaky noises from a nonentity is going to have any effect.
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  751. Good. Let's not tell him.
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  752. Urslap Van Der Looney has been producing so much gas since February that maybe she's an untapped resource for the Germans and doesn't realise it.
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  753.  @dekik.979  Yep :/
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  754. Disappointed but not surprised at Erdogan: he's a snake - always was, always will be. Finland & Sweden - they sold the Kurds as well as their own souls just so they could "stick it to Putin" - and Putin couldn't care less. BTW: Finland & Sweden - if you think Erdogan is finished rubbing your noses in the dirt you're very mistaken.
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  755.  @archenema6792  True.
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  756. The political class over here are so used to getting away with everything that it never occurred to them there would be consequences. It's not even in within them to understand.
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  757. @Vitkroiia V Ah, yes - I heard about tornado - I believe they're even worse than azov: they must be bad if they ended up in prison. Hopefully they'll all be dealt with before this conflict is over.
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  758. Of course the Russian Memorandum was designed in terminology that a 5 year old could understand. It was intended for NATO/EU/UK and US leaders.
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  759. So our EU "leaders" finally realised that the US has exactly the same attitude towards them that its had towards every other puppet and lapdog it's used in the last 50+ years. Wow.
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  760. In the 1st few seconds I was almost expecting to hear one of Ennio Morricone's soundtrack scores.
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  761.  @zzyzx686  I ask myself that question every day....all day, every day.
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  762. From what I can see those mercenaries have just as much to fear from the Ukraine army as they do from Russians: the army is sending them straight to the front, alone, with hardly any equipment, threatening to kill them if they refuse to go and not allowing them out of the country.
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  763. Elensky's infront of a green screen - either that or he's even far smaller than we all realised.
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  764. The Putin price hike - lol the Biden BS.
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  765.  @jimspencer3072  True. But I have to say the last 2 years, and especially the last 5 months, have really surprised even me.
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  766. 00:00 - Imagine having to listen to that voice all day. They should send her over to Ukraine to just talk to the Russians - the Russians would pack up and leave within a day.
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  767. Hello! As well as your analysis I just wanted to stop by to voice my appreciation for some of the excellent snapshots you use for the thumbnails, including the ones you do for Alexander's channel. Long time fan, here: been following the Duran from the beginning.
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  768. Lol that press secretary dug biden an even deeper pit. Wow.
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  769.  @pete531  Exactly.
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  770. I'm glad we have George Bush Jnr to lecture us on human rights, the integrity of elections and how to respect the sovereignty of nations. 0:25 lmfao.
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  771.  @eattherich777  Never. I just mocked and despised them - but now I feel embarrassed because of them.
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  772.  @clroger4  True. But don't worry: they're going to lose - they're already losing and have been for many years now. It's why they're going insane.
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  773.  @EnricoduPlessis  Lol, maybe a toy piano.
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  774. Also - the Russians are so evil that they guaranteed Biden's safety on his trip to Kiev? Very evil - and I wonder if Sullivan even felt embarrassed calling the Kremlin after everything he has been saying about them? Probably not.
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  775. Sabotaging Ukraine peace talks. We could almost set our watches by it at this stage.
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  776. @Napper Napier I've had my doubts about sinn fein for a long time.
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  777. We have insane lunatics and thieves in leadershp over here in the West.
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  778. Ireland: Enoch Burke (teacher) has been arrested again by Irish police for refusing to call a trans student by their preferred pronoun. He was jailed last year for that offence, released recently and has now been re-arrested today at his place of work.
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  779. Lol.
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  780. I think you're dead right that Seymour Hersh was being fed a line by someone in the Pentagon.
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  781. I guess these neo-con chicken hawks think a nuclear war would never affect them.
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  782.  @gordiestevan1662  Lol that was good one :D
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  783. 😄 @monaliza3334 
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  784. saw footage of a huge Ukrainian cemetery full of war dead on another channel. Each grave had a large flag, 7 feet tall, blowing in the wind and the graves stretched out in every direction as far as the eye could see. There was a single woman walking amongst the graves, filming and talking about them, sometimes crying. There was no-one else there, Just her and the graves....and the flags blowing in the wind. I've never seen anything like it.
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  785. Nice to see Elensky finally change the script - he's even dropped the deep, gravelly voice from the act. He also seems to have ditched the green costume for black. Maybe he's serious.
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  786. I'd love to know if the Russians have something on nuland. She went from threatening attacks on mainland Russia to suddenly resigning
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  787. Hey, Elensky: Cry me a river over Crimea River.
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  788. Why can't little (napoleon) bono-£art just go away.
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  789.  @freegedankenzurbaukunst5613  Bellend-sky
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  790. Lol.
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  791. A ceasefire. Great. Let's hope they bring Angela Merkel on as an advisor for her expertise on honouring ceasefires.
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  792. Tragic mushrooms, in Elensky's case.
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  793. 1945: "We must never, EVER allow this to happen again? Why did people go along with it?!" 2023: "..............er..................don't look at me............................................................................."
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  794. Merkel had years to promote Minsk 1&2, but the only time she ever intervened was when it looked like the Ukraine army was about to be annihilated in Donetsk and she ran to Putin begging him to use his influence to get Donbass to agree to a ceasefire. Putin did, Minsk was agreed and that was the last we heard from Merkel, even when the Ukraine military regrouped and started attacking Donbass again. If Putin was mean to her he treated her with the respect she earned.
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  795.  @parallax9281  Ah. That's interesting. I remember the movie - and, yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if it was based there.
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  796. And to think those globalists had everything, but it just wasn't enough and now they're losing it all: allow me to quote one of them back to himself: "You will own nothing....and you will be happy, Klaus".
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  797. Lol.
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  798. Lol Meloni. It serves her right. Never trusted her.
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  799.  @sueloh5035  Thank you, Sue. I hope you have a nice day too. Fingers crossed that this conflict will be over soon and those who started it will pay a heavy price.
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  800.  @stevenseagull9683  That's a fair point. TBH I get the impression he knows a lot more than he's pretending. It's galling, really. I've been following this conflict for years: the people of East Ukraine have suffered massively in the last 8 years whilst they (and Russia) patiently tried to prevent it all from escalating. They've faced huge provocation and then when they finally reacted we have ghouls like Jim and his ilk, never tired of other peoples' blood being spilled and convincing themselves that victims of this have been the perpetrators.
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  801. LOL! :D
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  802. For a group with no reverse gear those neo-cons sure have a unique talent for going backwards all the time.
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  803. "Sweaty and Ratlike"! Nice one, Tucker. BTW his first twitter-cast got 88 million views....and counting.
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  804. She does give the impression of a deeply disturbed and twisted mind.
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  805. Two Tier Kier and the Labour Pains party are finished. Finished.
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  806. True.
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  807. I hope Vivek is genuine.
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  808. Ursula Van Der Lying....again.
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  809. That was an insane move: there was no way the Russians were going to allow the Ukraine army anywhere near that plant.
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  810.  @elainemobberley7862  To me they seem like clones - the PM of NZ and the PM of Finland.
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  811. Yep :/
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  812. Hard to believe Fico was shot in the stomach 5 times only a few months ago and look at him. Over here in the UK if a cup cake was thrown at one of our leaders they'd go straight into hiding, quadruple their security, declare a state of emergency and receive therapy for the rest of their lives.
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  813. Lindsey Gaham (typo intended) wants to start WW3 over the death of a man whose surname he doesn't even know.
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  814. Excellent suggestion. They want these wars but its always other peoples' children who they want to send.
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  815. Russia understands that it is fighting for its existence: Ukraine doesn't understand that it is fighting for the profit margins of Blackrock and the MIC.
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  816. You know: there may be some sort of karmic revenge going on re: the marbles. The UK political class lost its marbles decades ago.
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  817. Azov are dressing up as women now to escape the hell they created? What absolute low lives.
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  818.  @emotown1  You're saying you wouldn't put too much faith in that comment but then say its a pilot's instinct to head away from buildings? Okay.
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  819.  @hellokitty524  Precisely.
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  820.  @dkblack1289  That's a fair point: but Mahyar Tousi has looked into their backgrounds on his channel and it makes for interesting viewing.
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  821. The Green Party really has saved Germany, hasn't it? Saved it from the ravages of a thriving economy, that is.
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  822. And good for them: Elensky is sending their sons to the frontline while he, himself, has secured UK passports for his family and friends in govt and the SBU. And yesterday an Austrian journalist was pointing out that a wave of Ukrainian oligarchs have suddenly taken up residence in Vienna as refugees - and these are the people who are sending other people's children to the slaughter.
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  823. End of the "rope"? Odd choice of words from this very strange person.
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  824. NATO: The North Atlantic Terrorist Organisation.
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  825. True - they even refer to their own minions as "useful idiots" and they refer to their more highly educated minions as "expert idiots". They are acknowledging that only idiots are doing their bidding.
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  826. Agreed. It just shows how much they have been getting away with that they would be involved in the command of a nazi battalion in Ukraine. It's believed that some of those high ranking commanders are from France - yep: France - the country that numerous American and British men died liberating from the nazis during WW2.
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  827. Starmer ands now Macron, warn Russia. I'll bet Putin is shaking in his boots....with laughter.
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  828. Exactly.
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  829. The American government: overthrowing leaders and installing governments all over the world while it's own country is disintegrating. Yeah - sure they're doing it for 'democracy'.
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  830. U.S. "We have some nasty surprises for Russia in 2024". March 2024: massacre at Crocus theatre, leaving almost 150 civilians dead. U.S. "Nothing to do with us....or Ukraine".
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  831.  @maxmagnus777  Ok - I'll answer it anyway, whether its a serious question or not: they were/are being bought by exactly the same people who were/are buying black Africans in those same slave marts. Local people, families who want a slave - and worse....
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  832. A day is coming when I won't have to look at Zelensky's beady rodent face anymore. Praise the Lord.
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  833.  @Gunni1972  Knowing the Pentagon's ability to see things that aren't there it was probably a cloud.
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  834. Katerina_M 1 hour ago Zakharova's witty answer to EU Parliament sounds even funnier in Russian, since in Russian "terrorism" and "idiocy" rhyme 😂
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  835. Exactly.
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  836. "Coke plant? Where????" - Volodymyr Zelensky Nov 2023. EDIT: 6:32 Ah! You beat me to it!
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  837. Ah. Nice one. Thanks for that insight.
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  838. I've always thought janet yellen is the spitting image of david rockefeller. I'm sure it's just coincidence.
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  839. She brought her child with her to carry out an assassination: what a.....
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  840. The Polish government has really surprised me recently.
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  841. Very true - unsuited, unshaven - the least he could have done is powder his nose.....but I guess he did that alright.
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  842. At 2:53 it looked like that guy in the background was just about to say something to you. P.S. - as for the taking out of those 50 generals and commanders: my guess is it was payment for the intense shelling on civilian targets Donetsk in the last few days.
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  843. Career politicians - it's amazing the damage those types can cause.
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  844.  @Tamara-nn1wr  I didn't know that. I live in the UK and I had never heard that Putin had sent specialists over to Italy to help. That being said I was always suspicious of meloni.
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  845. Oops. No wonder she was crying.
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  846. 'Pinnedby Alex Christoforou' is still messaging people on this page.
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  847.  @vumba1331  I think that's exactly true, Vumba. And judging by some of the comments on this thread, others don't seem to realise that we will all become a big carbon footprint if there is an exchange, regardless of where we live.
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  848. Azov could completely rebrand themselves by all dressing up as women - a lot of them did that to escape capture, anyway, so its already something they do like to do.
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  849. Zelensky hugged starmer? Again? Oh, thank you God. :D
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  850. Lol, you're right! :D
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  851. St Patrick was legendery for driving the snakes out of his land, zelensky is legendary for inviting them in. Only in the mind of people like bozo could there be any comparison. P.S. Lol - hey - maybe the failing Green screen is St Patrick's revenge? ;)
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  852. The real shock to me is how so many people continue to believe the slop that our msm and political class put in front of them. They got together to lock all our countries down for 2 years - and still people respect them and their claims: but there again, as boris johnson knows, there's nothing like a good old foreign blood bath to rehabilitate a failed and worthless "leader".
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  853. Stinken blinken.
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  854. Vote Green - get Red.
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  855. The EU is really carrying out nato's work - and what our leaders are too stupid to understand is that if Russia and China were defeated, nato would then turn on the eu with all it's lies about imaginary enemies everywhere. That's why it's a good job for all of us that Russia will prevail.
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  856. Alex the noise in the background is never that loud on your videos and is always very faint, so it certainly doesn't distract the listeners.
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  857. So the only card they have left is 'Putin must go'. Kind of fitting in this clown world that the only card they have left is the joker card: but there again maybe that's the only card they ever had but few people noticed.
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  858. It's just been revealed that Kamala will NOT be running - she'll be slithering.
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  859.  @carldrogo9492  That's a very fair point.
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  860. Hey Alex. I'm glad you're back on youtube - I have to say you were very funny on Rumble, away from the creeping algorithms of youtube.
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  861. According to Dr. Steve Turley, Ge0rge $0r0s '0pen $0clety' is closing operations in Europe with layoffs of nearly 40% of its global workforce. It look s like they will be concentrating on the US and trying to stop Trump from winning. Their departure from Europe, if true, is milestone. Turley does do his research.
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  862. I saw footage a few days ago of a group of young Ukrainian men in Poland going around and attacking Polish people who don't say Glory to Ukraine. Normally I hate the idea of a draft, but I have no problems whatsoever with seeing these guys being extradited back to Ukraine, if they enjoy wreaking violence in the name of their flag.
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  863.  @DannyKa-x8z  Exactly. If they didn't use that for an excuse they would have used something else.
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  864. Josep Borrell is....Tarzan - Lord of the Jungle.
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  865. These people actually think they will survive a nuclear war. How is it possible to have functioning human beings that far removed from reality, let alone ones who are steering policy. And if they think they will actually be allowed into the shelters that have been promised to them, they are in for a very big surprise.
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  866. 1945: "We must NEVER allow this to happen again!" 2022: "We must give them all the arms and support they need, we must destroy the only country that is trying to stop them (that lost 27 million people in WW2 fighting them) and we must attack, silence and marginalise anyone who voices concerns."
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  867. I saw footage of a huge Ukrainian cemetery full of war dead on another channel. Each grave had a large flag, 7 feet tall, blowing in the wind and the graves stretched out in every direction as far as the eye could see. There was a single woman walking amongst the graves, filming and talking about them, sometimes crying. There was no-one else there, Just her and the graves....and the flags blowing in the wind. I've never seen anything like it.
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  868. Alex - how come you get to walk in all the nice places and iEarlGrey doesn't? 😄
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  869. Josep, we'd love to remember Ukraine but, hey, you know it's jungle out there, man.
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  870. I also saw footage of the crash site and there were military insignia (Chevrons) recovered that showed personnel from South Africa, Tanzania and Maroc. I saw footage of two of the survivors being interviewed. One had a large wolf insignia on his chest. I have tried to share a link of the footage but youtube won't allow it.
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  871. Victoria Nuland....The Blob of War.
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  872. Yep - a yellow one.
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  873. Canada has really championed itself this year, hasn't it?! Stamping all over peaceful protestors at home, throwing them in prison, closing businesses down - and then sending their generals off to command n*z* brigades in Europe. Imagine trying to explain all this to a WW2 veteran. P.S. as for the claim that he's "retired", no longer in the military. Yeah....sure.
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  874. Lol a country that's on its knees by choice thinks its going to bring Russia to its knees
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  875.  @joannesavage3709  There are no EU functionaries - they are all Dysfunctionaries.
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  876. NOTA a chance of peace with NATO.
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  877. I'm glad to see Poland Germany and Finland - Finally - come out with a clear statement about boots on the ground in Ukraine: it only took half a million dead on the ground and a devastated economy for them to get to this point but better late than never as Little Micron goes literally insane and tries to add WW3 to that impressive list of EU achievements.
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  878. Amazing intro shot - very cinematic.
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  879. 15:15 "Hey, that guy from the Duran is walking in front of me doing one of his videos. Yes, its definitely him".
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  880. I wonder if bono is going to write another poem, seeing as grain rhymes with pain and Ukraine?
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  881. Amazing coincidence that anytime a country does something that displeases the US State, they suddenly have a random terrorist attack on their soil carried out by some lone group.
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  882. True: elite isn't a good name for these parasites: I call them the tapeworm elite.
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  883. Over here in the UK former Ukarine General Zaluzhnyi is living as a diplomat now in one of the most exclusive and expensive parts of London. They've all made out like bandits out of that war - banderite bandits.
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  884. 27 million Soviet citizens lost their lives during WW2. Something to be remembered.
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  885. They'll never understand, they only understand realities on the ground when they are no longer able to do anything about them.
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  886. Yep....all the time thinking they're digging Russia's grave.
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  887. "You can't do that to us. We're BRITISH!!!!"
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  888. Over here in Ireland (Dublin) a truck crashed through the gates of the Russian Embassy while a crowd sprayed red swastikas and threw red paint at the outer walls. It sickened me to see that: Russia lost 27 million people during the fight against the nazis - and is currently annihilating the next nazi threat in Europe. I don't understand this madness.
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  889. Kamala Embariss.
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  890. A. I guess Austin chose the wrong brand of gum.
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  891. Lol - let's see the biden admin come in and help these EU leaders: they're being left there like children with rocks in their hands in front of a smashed building as the guy who gave them the rocks runs away.
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  892. NATO is a tapeworm
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  893. Bono? Oh - I guess we're coming up the 1st anniversary of the Greatest Poem That Was Ever Written.
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  894.  @deborahsmith8871  I don't like any police state, regardless of how scenic it is.
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  895. And remember - Elensky was first elected by a landslide after promising peace and a normalisation of relations with Russia.
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  896. The chains would probably reject him.
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  897. Elensky's fake deep voice makes him even sound like a comic book character.
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  898. So Elensky is honoured as a modern day Churchill by the British PM. I guess I don't know my history, I always thought Churchill fought against the n@zls, not alongside them.
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  899.  @tomdasilva2060  True. I was going to mention that, too.
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  900. I'm still wondering what camera you use: judging by some of the shadows and reflections in your vids it looks like a phone: the colours and detail it picks up are very vivid.
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  901. I always enjoy your Trudeau impersonations. I still laugh at the line "Trudeau: what's the matter - why are you crying?"
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  902. Hedge money and hegemony.
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  903.  @quercusalba5441  Exactly. He may even be worse. He recently did an interview with PBD during which he said all the things that Zelensky said before he was elected and PBD seemed to believe everything he was saying.
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  904. I guess the Arab states are surprised that Israel has now moved into Damascus. How naive can they be?
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  905. True - these are literal parasites.
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  906. FFS Trump, do some research - it's not that hard to do, the facts are out there. Smh. Trump is actually believing the same people that lied about him 24/7. He knows how they operate. I don't think he's a stupid person but....
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  907. I guess Kissinger's realising about now that his earthly wealth, connections and status are irrelevant.
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  908. Absolutely. All of them them: not just Pomp-Ah0le.
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  909. Lol.
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  910. True.
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  911. The EUSSR.
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  912. The EU "leadership" has been getting away with so much for so long that they have no concept of limitations or consequences. This also points to the caliber and character of those who were fast tracked into leadership there. Over ambitious and with no ability whatsoever.
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  913. Lol - me too.
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  914. @atedfgk676 Lol, true: maybe he was just about to say 'millions'.
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  915. Never.
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  916.  @Tod_oMal  I myself call him Fidel Castrato - he's got all of his father's totalitarianism - but none of his b***s.
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  917. I had no idea that Putin intervened to broker the Minsk agreement as an act of mercy to save thousands of Ukraine et al soldiers that were just about to be annihilated by the DPR/LPR: it really makes the Kiev government/military/nato even more despicable given that they started attacking Donbass again as soon as Minsk was signed. But these acts of mercy for people who don't deserve them explains why Macron has been asking Putin now to intervene to save his French nazi commanders in Mariupol. Our leaders over here really are the dregs of humanity.
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  918. Slovakia's PM has appeared in an address to the nation. He looks remarkably well, healthy and strong and he's saying he's expecting to be back at work within the next few weeks. I was amazed at how well he looks.
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  919.  @eattherich777  The UK govt reminds me of a dog chasing its own tail at the moment.
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  920. If its any consolation at least we all know for sure now that a Gore/Democrat election win back in 2000 wouldn't have made the slightest bit of difference.
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  921. Hey Alex - did you know that the Irish Embassy in London is on Cromwell Road - and in Iran the British embassy is on Bobby Sands Road?
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  922. After now surrendering from the hell on earth they created these death cult berserkers now need to face trial for what they did to the people of Mariupol for 8 full years.
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  923.  @cze33e  Yep :/.
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  924. Amazing the chaos that can be caused by a handful of unemployable sociopaths psychopaths and people with undiagnosed mental issues who went into politics because they couldn't get a job anywhere in the real world.
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  925. 300,000 Ukrainian Soldiers dead is a sacrifice Joe Biden and his family is willing to make.
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  926.  @commonsensecraziness7595  Lol :D
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  927. As for Macron's comments: I can tell you, speaking from the UK, that NO-ONE here, not even former British military, are willing to fight for the likes of him and his ilk.
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  928.  @kittybrowneye3163  Believe it or not we have them in London, too. They're so plentiful in Hyde Park that people feed them there are just as many of them as there are pigeons, there.
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  929.  @Riverboat374  You could see she really struggled saying that.
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  930. Hopefully people are beginning to get it now: the establishment republican and establishment democrats are all buddies - pretending to be against each other while they rob the rest of us: there are a few good ones - and just look at how they are treated by the rest of them. Look at even how Fox turned on Tucker Carlson.
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  931. I hope the US at least paid that former general well.
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  932. I'm afraid I can't agree with you there: Elensky is a much better comedian - he manages to be funny when he's not even trying to be.
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  933. Woah! :O
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  934. Sorry blinken, that's the democracy you are always harping on about in action. I wonder if blinken is going to ask nuland to come out of retirement and hand out biscuits there.
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  935. I guess the Trump/Musk spat should be called 'Elongate' :D
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  936.  @rosebud4387  That's the thing that angers me so much: many people even today don't know the sacrifices that Ireland's ancestors endured to free that country - even a co-ordinated genocide that was dressed up as a "famine" - only for that country to be subverted by a gang of weak and effete rulers and their handlers.
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  937.  @loarnotoole36  True. I remember the vote against the Lisbon Treaty: and straight afterwards the rug was pulled on the nation: there was also the "secret" meeting of the Trilateral Commission in The Four Seasons Hotel in 2010 that Mary McAleese and the rest of the gang attended with david rockefeller, henry kissinger, the "head" of the gardai and other assorted puppets. The Irish media operated a news black out on the event. A lawyer tried to bring this up in Pat Kenny's show and he did his best to shut her down.
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  938. Macron is....Nappy-Poleon.
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  939. He's pathetic.
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  940. True: 27,000,000 were lost.
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  941. By the way: Soros was personally involved in the violent coup that led to the overthrow of Ukraine's elected government in 2014 - so it's rich from him all these statements about how worried he is now. He's trying to prompt an escalation. BTW - people would be interested to see what Soros was involved in during the n*z* occupation of Hungary: let's just say a lot of people ended up on a one way train and he got to 'keep their things'.
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  942. "Eva Kaili - you stand accused by this parliament of taking bribes from a foreign government to turn a blind eye to human rights violations....and not sharing the money with us".
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  943.  @Sugarplum99  Lol.
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  944. Ukraine is a Democracy - yeah: its a Mock-racy, more like.
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  945. If hillary had her way, the Clinton kill count would be in the millions - probably billions.
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  946. NOTA chance with NATO.
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  947. Tbh we are practically on a wartime economy at the moment as it is: the cost of living here in the UK has tripled since our psycho "leaders" started that war in Ukraine. Maybe a mobilisation will wake more people up, 'though.
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  948. TBH I don't even know what these EU emperors are so snotty about: they're paying in Euros, it's going through a quick exchange which Russia organises, and it's ready for them to pay with the rubles that they've been provided with. Just shows how utterly useless our ideologues are. Smh.
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  949. Baghdad Biden :D
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  950.  @stephenflynn1003  Leotard Verruca.
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  951. I think France 24 allowed those interviews to be broadcast because EU governments are beginning to realise that if they don't do something to end all this by winter the massive price hikes, inflation and unheated homes could lead to an EU-wide revolt in their own countries that even those weasels may not survive, so they are slowly, by increments, disengaging and throwing Ukraine under the bus whilst also not wanting to give the impression that the EU has been "defeated by a dictator". That's my take, anyway, and they are getting their puppets in the media to start changing the narrative now.
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  952. Lol they're going backwards whether they have a revers gear or not :D
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  953. Lol.
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  954. DeSantis had Karl Rove and his ilk whispering in his ear, encouraging him to run: they wanted him to do this purely to draw votes away from Trump. I don't know why DeSantis allowed himself to be used in this way.
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  955.  @ShakeTheFrostOff  Very true.
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  956. Ford describing how he gave one of the leaders of the gang that was allegedly responsible for 9/11 a makeover.
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  957. In Europe we have DeMOCKracy.
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  958. It's bad what Elensky did to Poroshenko - but in all honesty Poroshenko's government is the one that banned Russian and encouraged the attacks on Donbass which led to the 2014 war - he even pledged to crush the people of East Ukraine. So now he gets to be punched on the nose by the monster he created.
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  959. I'm glad I'm one of those people who never thought Meloni was all she pretended to be. Conservatives still tend to be naive when it comes to trusting people just because they say a few great things. Liz Truss is doing the rounds over here in the UK as an anti-establishment commentator, and everyone is welcoming her with open arms. Smh.
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  960. Lol I think I said it before - I dealt with a lot of tV and film people many years ago and the thought of those types governing a country sends chills up my spine: I guess Ukraine is a perfect example of how it can go: a collection of very nasty, sneaky, back biting narcissists who spend a lot of time powdering their noses and causing trouble.
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  961. If someone had told me that in 2022 n*z* mass murderers and tyrants would be hailed as heroes while the people trying to stop them would be damned as villains I would have said that's impossible. I see they dressed Medvedchuk in fatigues and tortured him, too. Animals. Elensky really is in a league of his own.
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  962. I just thought of a new word for government here in Europe - Gutterment.
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  963. I wonder what the returning WW2 troops would have thought if they'd known that one day someone from the other side would have a shot at the top nato job.
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  964. I enjoyed today's 'clown world' - a lot :). Thank you. Its too bad the VW workers didn't take 'before' and 'after' photos! :D
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  965. Trump is hoping there's going to be a deal. Smh.
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  966. "We must release the sausages". Kier Starmer 2024.
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  967. @Juana Acosta True: it was heart wrenching to watch. In my opinion it was no different to footage of what the waffen ss had left behind when they ran away.
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  968. He is: that's why our puppets hate him so much and especially why the people who are controlling them hate him so much.
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  969. Looking at msm and their 'take' - accusing the Russians of Bucha: it's been done in such a co-ordinated way that I wonder how many massacres have been blamed on the innocent in order to support the guilty. Also surreal to see France has commanders embedded with n*z*s when they as a country were liberated from n*z*s by young men from other countries at a huge cost of life. Equally surreal that commanders of these n*z*s are now asking the Russians to let them leave safely after all the carnage and death they have caused.
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  970. No surprise from the ASSociated Press, there.
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  971. I remember when the European Economic Community dropped the word "economic" fro its title many years ago - and I had an idea where this was going, even 'though I didn't know or care much about politics at the time.
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  972. Tucker makes an excellent RINO hunter.
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  973. Well done. They weren't even able think for themselves: "to defend our values" was probably a line they were given before they were sent out on patrol.
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  974. Russia should make sure it's long term security is assured first before doing anything. They know that the globalists want to get their hands on Russian land and resources and that Ukraine was just a weapon to them, nothing more. I'm sure the Russians are smart enough not to drop the ball on that.
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  975. Bozo the KIller Clown. Half a million is a high count.
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  976. Andrew Bridgen MP tells the story of the first time he met PM David Camoron and George Osborne the Finance minister: he told them it was a privilege to be in the party and he believed they were going to do great things for the country. Camoron and Osborne fell about laughing and Camoron said: "Andrew! Its all a game!"
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  977. NATO finally realising that the laws of the universe apply to them, too, no matter how powerful they think they are: since Feb we have seen everything they tried to do to Russia not only fail but end up happening to them and their puppet states. And Elensky finally realising that his great friends that he sacrificed Ukraine for are just about to throw him under the bus.
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  978.  @shakalpro  Or a 360 if Baerbock was driving.
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  979. Failing upwards is a popular trend in EU political circles.
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  980. Well at least we all know now that an Al Gore Democrat win back in 2000 wouldn't have made a single difference - there is no difference between the democrat party and the neo-cons.
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  981. If Elensky was traumatised after his meeting with Trump & Vance, its very lucky for him he isn't in the frontline trenches like all the men he sent there.
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  982. Budanova probably did it himself.
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  983. Odessa? After the - "event" - at the Union Building that prompted Donbas to take up arms to defend itself and Crimea to vote to rejoin the Russian Federation?! I don't think so.
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  984. I guess depleted Urainium isn't so funny anymore for Elensky and his handlers now that its been blown up on their soil before it reached Donbas. And, once again, ordinary Ukrainian civilians end up paying the price.
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  985. True.
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  986. $200 million: that'll get him a nice house in his country of choice when he decides to abandon ship.
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  987. Great. Great to see Russia is now ready to set down a permanent buffer zone to protect itself from all future nato interference. Well done Russia! From the UK.
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  988.  @armondeushon7892  Lol, thank you - yes: poor little Emmascuel Micron.
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  989. Maybe hey should do what Stephen Colbert says - just buy a Tesla car.
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  990.  @davidholden4543  Lol nice one :D
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  991. Looks like Lloyd Austin is suddenly beginning to realise the reality of the world he's living in.
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  992. Harris has a voice like fingernails on a chalkboard.
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  993.  @joer5571  :D
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  994.  @ramo2377  Lol, I'm not including normal people like you and me: of course you saw it - it was obvious to anyone who can think clearly and for themselves. I'm talking about our political class: they have been handpicked specifically because they can't think for themselves or think clearly.
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  995.  @hydeparkist  Yep - and let's watch all their plans fail one by one - not only that: let's enjoy the new coming phenomena of everything they try to do to others happening to themselves, instead.
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  996.  @crhu319  Lol.
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  997. BBC - The British Broadcasting Corpse.
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  998.  @mikestevanovic5000  lol, thank you.
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  999. Lol.
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  1000. Probably just as familiar with the zippers of his big donors.
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  1001. No surprise about the pope accepting such a gift. he had nothing whatsoever to say about the persecution of Orthodox Christian priests and the theft and destruction of their property. But even 5 years ago this wouldn't have come as a surprise to me.
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  1002. Yeah - all these measures are really going to defeat a completely self sufficient continent that has a tiny national debt. Yeah - I wonder how much more of this they can take lol.
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  1003. Perfect comment.
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  1004. Absolutely.
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  1005. Madeleine Albright has died. Just heard it on the news. The women who was saved by a Serbian family from the n*z*s and who went on to bomb Serbia as Secretary of State for the US is no longer with us.
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  1006. Hey, Alex: maybe that was a spy frog and a spy lizard?
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  1007. The place you're walking in looks almost identical to the Algarve, Portugal: I'm surprised at how similar it looks given the distance.
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  1008.  @fightback397  It's a beautiful looking place.
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  1009. Its hard to believe now that Elensky was voted in on a landslide with the promise of honouring Minsk 2, ending hostilities in Donbas and normalising relations with Russia. He achieved the direct opposite of all those things. How is that even possible?
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  1010.  @zima3181  True.
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  1011. Rotten little garden gnome.
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  1012.  ALLisOn e  Thank you. It's surreal that these guys would come from countries that have no problems and be so happy to cause carnage in Ukraine....and then beg the Russian to allow them to leave when things get too hot.
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  1013. Britain knows - its only the remaining labour voters who will find out.
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  1014. Lol - another classic Olaf & Justin piece.
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  1015. Well, biden seems to have changed his tune from the time he said "America was never great".
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  1016. I remember in the aftermath of Trump's victory Bill & Hillary gave a speech which, on the surface, was a concession - but in fact it was a signal to all of their people to begin attacking and not stop. It was a subtle signal and in keeping with how sneaky politicians behave but it was there. I'm not sure whether Trump understood it at the time.
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  1017. Poor Lliite Emascuelle Micron.
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  1018. I'd love to know if the Russians have something on nuland. She went from threatening attacks on mainland Russia to suddenly resigning
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  1019. Hey, Mr. Graham: pick up a gun and go over there yourself - or is it every other family that has to sacrifice their children on your behalf?
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  1020. Diversity in everything but opinion and political belief. Lol - you could even see that guy picturing the derision all over the world as he was blurting out that word soup.
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  1021. Only our puppet governments and media are happy about it. The rest of us are sickened at this outcome.
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  1022. Thanks a lot Donald Biden. Thanks a whole lot.
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  1023. Lol - EU leaders: you can scrape them off the ground, give them an expensive suit, teach them neuro-linguistics and stuff their pockets with money - but a polished T*** is still just a t***.
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  1024. After ISIS took over in libya they tracked down and massacred any black Africans they could get their hands on: shortly afterwards they resurrected the slave trade, where they began selling captured black Africans in open marts/markets for $400: those who failed to get a buyer were often killed: women and young girls were also sold - an amazing feat of modernisation brought to Libya by Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama.
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  1025. "I can't wait to see the look on Putin's face when I play this crunchy groove" - Bono.
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  1026. General Milley - a little Shih Tzu trying to impersonate a Rottweiler. Victory for the US Deep state is a never ending war racket: the longer the money goes into the personal bank accounts of Milley's handlers, the happier they are. This is the victory they seek.
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  1027. And of course - let's not forget a very big, unwritten an-said reason why our "leaders" hate Putin. He is a strong man, a strong, respected leader, he's resolute, tough, traditional, afraid of no-one and no-one can push him around. Our lot are the direct opposite of all those things and they can't stand it.
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  1028. That's a real pity to see republicans as well as democrats moving to shut down tik tok.
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  1029.  @JK-dv3qe  Lol, that was my point: I guess it was a bit too subtle for people who didn't get it.
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  1030. I remember thinking it must have been Divine Intervention that saved Trump's life at Butler. Now I wonder.
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  1031. Exactly. Two completely different scenarios. I remember even when the Berlin wall came down, journalists and even some politicians were saying maybe its time to brig the Belfast wall down (!). The only thing that would have achieved is easy access for death squads and sectarian gangs. The "one fits all" stupidity of some people amazes me.
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  1032. Good on the Italian voters. Let's hope she doesn't turn out to be another Alexis Tsipras.
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  1033. The moment where those of us with a conscience wonder if we in Europe were really worth the lives that were lost during WW2 to guarantee our freedom.
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  1034.  @mmonanga8518  To be honest with you, I don't think they're in a position to, now. Maybe 2 years ago they would have been able to but not now.
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  1035. No pompeo?Thank God: and I mean that literally.
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  1036. When we realise we have a Resident instead of a President in the US.
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  1037. I'm so glad that women in positions of power have shown themselves to be so much better than men in similar positions. Hey, Ursula - you go, girl!
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  1038. Woah! :D.
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  1039.  @jpphua602  Of course there's the difference: atheists don't seem to make that distinction.
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  1040. Look at Elensky: unshaven, not suited - the least he could have done is - ahem - powder his nose!
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  1041. Oh dear - looks like Klaus Schwab really is going to own nothing very soon....and he'll have no choice but to be happy about it.
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  1042. It was only a matter of time before they started turning on each other. Mind you Germany is still in cognitive dissonance over the biggest terrorist attack ever carried out against them by their great ally the US recently.
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  1043. I have a certain amount of sympathy and compassion for the Ukraine army in general - but absolutely none for the azov and other neo battalions. I really don't care what happens to them.
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  1044. I was reading a book just yesterday (written over a decade ago) about British intrigue - and the British obsession with Russia goes back hundreds of years, long before Mr. Putin was born. They're only using him as their latest excuse. Thankfully the Russians realise this and thankfully the US admin understands the game they're playing.
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  1045. Exactly.
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  1046. 43:17 - Johnson: look at the state of him. Court Jester.
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  1047. Lol, true! :D
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  1048. Elensky can't be trusted on any negotiations: nor can his appalling "guarantors" in the West - as they have already proven over and over again.
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  1049. So Graham is going to put a helmet on and pick up a rifle and go over there personally to protect his secrets.....er, I mean - to protect the people in Ukraine.
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  1050. Always remember - Le Pen is mightier than Le Sword.
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  1051. Blinken is beginning to sound like Baghdad Bob, now. Lol - Baghdad Blinken.
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  1052. I hope Trump remembers his 'parable of the snake' poem when people like hayley and all those other anti-Trumpers start surrounding him (like the flies that landed on Mike Pence's and Hilary Clinton's heads) telling him they loved him all along.
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  1053. David Rockefeller's long lost twin sister goes to Africa to preach at them. I'll bet she was taken seriously....not.
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  1054.  @ventura9388  TBH that's what I was wondering, too. And yes - a trick like that wouldn't surprise me at all.
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  1055. Crows flying over the skyline as rats flee the sinking ship.
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  1056. "interesting" how the US State dept's creation in Ukraine is behaving no differently to it's other creation in Syria (isis) when it comes to destroying Christian churches, robbing them and persecuting their priests. This is not going to work out well for kiev's regime.
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  1057. Well done to Josh Hawley for not allowing that old suit to blame the actions of her and her gangster friends at home on the Russians.
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  1058. I'd prefer if the pads were removed first.
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  1059. EU 'leaders' setting Europe on fire just to keep biden's family and friends warm.
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  1060. I live in the UK. Its stomach churning to see the government here taking time off from attacking its own citizens to go and attack Russia. None of us want, or wanted, anything to do with this insane war. We just wanted to be left alone to get on with our lives, just as Russians do. But no - everyone in Whitehall has a Churchill complex.
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  1061. Please don't ask where bono is: you know the mere mention of his name causes him to appear: he's like the bloody mary of celebrity social justice.
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  1062. The EU/UK and US are just as dedicated to attacking Russia now as they were 10 years ago and that hasn't changed. They only want a ceasefire to buy themselves time. None of them can be trusted, even under Trump. Btw: I agree about Meloni - I never trusted her: just another career politician.
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  1063.  @psalmno.51  Yep - unfortunately because I didn't repeat the details this time. If you're watching the footage again, look closely at a man in a t-shirt who walks over and is standing just a feet away to the left of the shooter. I don't know if this will get deleted, too.
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  1064.  @rainingcatsdogs  Exactly. Any proper bodyguard would.
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  1065.  @4otko999  Lol, good one!
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  1066. The Elensky Kursk?
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  1067. Erdogan's comment about 2 leaders in the world explains now why he was so keen to invite Putin to fly over to meet him in Turkey. If something had happened to Putin then Erdogan would have regarded himself as the only leader in the world. I wouldn't trust him to babysit my goldfish.
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  1068.  @arispol7424  I was half-jokingly talking about the trend of throwing politicians in bins, nothing else: I know the Ukraine coup and protests were funded by people like soros and nato.
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  1069.  @2710daisy  I call Erdogan 'The Snake of Damascus'.
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  1070. Stinken Blinken ain't no Lincoln.
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  1071. Yep - as usual.
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  1072. I'm amazed that, in a supposedly civilised time, Europe and America seems to have regressed back to a witch hunt mentality. I live in the UK and I find it incredible that so many people believe the same liars who fed us the Iraq wmd lie.
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  1073.  @rosomak8244  Lol - I don't think you quite got the point of my comment.
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  1074. Looks like Macron is planning to drag Trump into the Ukraine war by sending French troops in, and when they get killed, running to the US to back him up. I really hope the new US admin doesn't fall for this well worn trick. We're sick of all this bloodshed.
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  1075. The UN is another dark and shady globalist organisation just like all the rest. No principles, no standards.
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  1076. It's too bad Macron didn't say any of that when it mattered. Its always been the case that being a friend of the US is even more dangerous than being an enemy of the US. They even blew up Europe's gas supply and still the EU snivels to them. Macron is happy to be a puppet when it suits him.
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  1077. This a summary of Elensky's Spring Offensive: "Boing!!!!"
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  1078. Lol Rutte has just been handed an updated script from 2003. I really hope NATO fails on every level and I hope there is a world of karma coming for the people behind this insanity like Rutte
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  1079. Ah....I think I'll break into a shop and "freeze" some of their items.
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  1080. Woah - Musk must have Really hurt starmer's feelings.
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  1081. "The 8 years of nato and eu funding for the coup government in Ukriane has been destroyed". Music to my ears as it's blood money.
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  1082. There's a perfectly good swamp in Washington you could sell them.
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  1083.  @t.c.w.5088  Lol, true.
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  1084. ....and there is some tough competition in Europe for that title.
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  1085. WEF - more like WTF!
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  1086. Interesting point. Thank you.
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  1087. Lol youtube just deleted my comment about Germany possibly reaching out to Russia to try to normalise relations.
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  1088. I'm glad the PM of Estonia has shown us that that female leaders in the Europe can be just as competent as male leaders in the Europe. Lol. Oh, and of course Georgia, too!
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  1089. Lol a top official "accidentally" added a journalist to his top military briefing group. Yeah. Maybe so.
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  1090. ​ @lordsod69  Ugh - point taken :D
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  1091.  @Vile_Entity_3545  Well, thank you for waking us all up with that incredibly original cliche of your's.
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  1092. The Teletubbygraph.
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  1093. Amazing how little difference there seems to be between the democrats and the establishment Republicans on this. It's surreal seeing Marco Rubio and Victoria Nuland, the person who caused all this in the first place, reading from exactly the same page.
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  1094.  @bobilaforce8252  LOL :D
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  1095. Man - if even Reuters is beginning to admit truths and blinken is asking elensky to negotiate, you know things are not looking good for the power brokers that started all this. The old story of Frankenstein creating a monster and then losing control of it plays out yet again.
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  1096. And to think those globalists had everything, but it just wasn't enough and now they're losing it all: allow me to quote one of them back to himself: "You will own nothing....and you will be happy, Klaus".
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  1097.  @John-d9e4x  Lol.
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  1098.  @SterileNeutrino  My comment was removed, too.
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  1099. Not 'human beings' - human beings are the victims of this: it's coming from a small percentage of the world - and they're possessed.
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  1100. Youtube is on overtime deleting my comments.
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  1101. So the Ukraine military is now turning to their youth....this hot on the heels of the news that Elensky was hiding underground in a bunker. These guys really are repeating their own history and they don't even realise it.
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  1102. Yes, thankyou, Ursula Van Der Lying: the EU stands with everyone except its own citizens.
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  1103. Apparently the Russians took a break from election interference in 2020.
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  1104. According to Dr. Steve Turley, Ge0rge $0r0s '0pen $0clety' is closing operations in Europe with layoffs of nearly 40% of its global workforce. It look s like they will be concentrating on the US and trying to stop Trump from winning. Their departure from Europe, if true, is milestone. Turley does do his research.
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  1105. "Why is Putin doing this? All we did was try to destroy Russia's economy. It's no big deal!" EU "leaders" everywhere.
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  1106. Don't forget Victoria Nuland and the State Dept spent $5bn of US taxpayers' money overthrowing the elected government of Ukraine - and the diplomatic phrase she used was "F the EU!" Nuland is dedicated to the failed project to destroy Russia - she is not interested in any type of diplomacy - she also has a weird personal obsession with death.
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  1107. Let's just hope Trump doesn't hire a bunch of neocons this time around. As for the claim about Iran's attempts. Yeah, sure, as if anyone believes that.
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  1108. From the UK: Many of us agree with you. It's our own "leaders" who are causing all this - and many of us realise that our leaders hate us just as much as they hate Putin. They're sick people.
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  1109. Maybe Biden thought the name "Jinping" was the word "jumping" - or he was making a joke about the name.
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  1110. Newsom lol - is anyone fooled by this very dark character?
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  1111. "You, too, can fail your way to success." Ursula Van Der Tastic.
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  1112. I always thought there were only Three Stooges. Looks like I was wrong.
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  1113. Rutte the Ratte.
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  1114.  @snakerstran9101  Exactly.
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  1115. That was one powerful X post from Tucker Carlson, there. Very well written and hit the nail on the head with every point.
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  1116. I think it's very funny that Russia has renamed that street Luhansk Peoples' Republic. Over in London the Irish Embassy is stationed in Cromwell Road. Oliver Cromwell carried out genocide and ethnic cleansing throughout Ireland, threw the ethnic Irish off their land and handed it over to settlers from the UK. The ethnic Irish were forced to live as third class citizens with no property for hundreds of years afterwards because of Cromwell. Nice to see Russia trolling the UK's dirty political class with their own tactics.
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  1117. :D
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  1118. Generally I like Trump: his endorsement of mikro j0hns0n and the $61bn left a bit of a sour taste and I'm sure Ukraine and Russia can work it out without his help - in fact very quickly if there was no involvement from the US/UK/EU.
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  1119. So I take it, by the Pentagon's declaration, it is they who will actually have run out of ammo by 2023. Good to know - at least less lives will be lost next year because of it. 19:23 - Ah, lol - I was right. P.S. I can't believe that Russia is still being blamed for that plane crash in Poland in 2010.
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  1120. Its unfortunate that they took such a long time to learn.
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  1121.  @johnlesoudeur3653  Even better. Now I know God was involved :).
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  1122. Lol, true :D
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  1123. 7:37 It's the political class fleeing the country lol!
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  1124. The EU club not quite realising that they are totally useless and totally unwanted....but they soon will.
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  1125. And let this be a confirmation to everyone of the calibre of the people who were chosen to be our "leaders" in Europe.
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  1126. Meanwhile, little bibi fled the country as soon as he ordered the attacks and he's now hiding out in the quiet and sunny Island of Greece as his country burns.
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  1127. True. As I always say: the only thing more dangerous than having the US as an enemy is to have it as a friend.
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  1128. Christopher Monckton once described the 'Traffic Light' effect as: "The Greens are too yellow to admit they're really red."
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  1129. 1945: "We must NEVER allow this to happen again!" 2022: "We must give them all the arms and support they need, we must destroy the only country that is trying to stop them (that lost 27 million people in WW2 fighting them) and we must attack, silence and marginalise anyone who voices concerns."
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  1130.  @moyrablackie1  I didn't know that :/
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  1131.  @Lana-xd7ey  True. I saw that.
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  1132. Medvedev was absolutely right to reply to Biden's message about nuclear arms in that way. The Russians would do well to never trust Western leaders until they finally, once and for all, drop their centuries-old mission to destroy Russia. It may even be that Biden's side have decided "We didn't succeed on armed conflict, let's see if we can get them to disarm, instead."
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  1133.  @peterkephart7955  I saw footage of the crash site and there were military insignia (Chevrons) recovered that showed personnel from South Africa, Tanzania and Maroc. I saw footage of two of the survivors being interviewed. One had a large wolf insignia on his chest. I have tried to share a link of the footage but youtube won't allow it.
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  1134.  @D100-z1g  I tried to attach the link but it won't paste: try the title: 'The downed helicopter of the Azov battalion near Mariupol'.
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  1135. I still remember seeing his first televised address to the oligarchs when he had just become president: he told them, to their faces, that they're no longer in charge: Berezhovsky fled the country after his assets were seized and Khodorkovsky attempted a coup but was put on trial and ended up in prison. Then one by one, these thieves fled or were thrown out and their puppeteers in the US have been sulking ever since.
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  1136. Out with Pepe Le Pew - in with Marine Le Pen. Or is that Le Pen is mightier than Macron? :D
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  1137. Biden claims he's Irish, too.
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  1138. It seems a lot of these people who have been accustomed to the red carpet treatment their entire lives are suddenly finding a different reception, and its derailing them. Kamala Harris' entire speech was halted yesterday by one Democrat heckler in her audience.
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  1139. Baghdad Blinken Lol.
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  1140.  @homeguardster  I know - I was quoting him directly.
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  1141. They'll be the 'French Flying Legion' when the Russians get their hands on them.
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  1142. Trudeau's voice lol.
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  1143. How convenient that the Iranians would provide the excuse for the US and Israel to be finally able to attack Iran....almost too convenient.
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  1144. Our EU leaders were picked because of their worthlessness, nastiness and stupidity - but it's just more out in the open for everyone to see what they are.
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  1145. The priest could see you are on the right side of history, Alex :)
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  1146. Bozo the killer clown.
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  1147. Bye Bye, nikki - don't let the revolving door hit you on the way out.
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  1148. So the UK has been helping Ukraine with its battle plans - lol, that explains a lot.
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  1149. Exactly: the Greek govt has been busy destroying the tourist industry - Alex has been busy building it back up again.
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  1150. Exactly. The EU is ruled by nasty and worthless parasites who view the world through that lens - it's not in their DNA to even understand or care about that gesture by Russia: but harsh lessons are coming their way.
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  1151. Kind of ironic that they have no reveres gear but continue going backwards anyway and taking everything backwards with them.
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  1152. I heard Trump may be giving mike pompeo and tom cotton positions in his admin if he wins - even 'though pompeo and cotton threw him under the bus. Pompeo is a very dark character indeed.
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  1153. Becasue they're scum and nothign but mouthpieces for our own corrupt governments.
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  1154. Exactly.
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  1155. TBH I'd prefer if she stays there and speaks up. If she was to resign there is the danger she'll be replaced by another neocon cadaver.
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  1156. "That's not mine!" Fidel Castro December 1971.
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  1157. Mike Rogers is ex FBI - the fact that they would employ such a thug who clearly has anger management and self control issues really is an indication of the state of that organisation: and when I say "ex" I am of course referring to the 'Claim' that he no longer works for them and is now just na humble politician on Capitol Hill.
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  1158. The devil's minions may have billions and even trillions in their offshore banks - but they are not allowed a moment's peace or rest: they are made to work for every cent until they finally go to their eternal reward - unable to bring a single dollar with them.
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  1159. Wow.
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  1160. Worse than that: Trump is actually believing the same people who lied about him 24/7 - he knows how they operate but he believes them on this. Smh.
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  1161.  @IJ72  I don't know?
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  1162. Imagine being part of the military industrial complex, literally making money off bloodshed, the more the merrier. I know these people are billionaires and trillionaires but I would not like to be in their shoes, knowing that people were violently slaughtered for every single dollar in their bank account.
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  1163. Truss has resigned.
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  1164.  @orange11squares  True.
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  1165. News just in: The Nordstream pipeline was attacked by the 'Ghost Ship Kiev'.
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  1166. Ukraine has just put Elon Musk on its kill list.
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  1167. Yep - and Europe's "leaders" were only too happy to get on their knees and kiss her jack boots for her.
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  1168. Simon Coveney, one of the biggest globalists in Irish politics has just announced he's resigning. The r*ts are jumping ship.
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  1169.  @4otko999  I understand: tbh my comment was aimed at the political class there in Kiev - Elensky and his n*z* friends, not the people of the country. I know he was elected on a platform of peace and better relations with Russia which he completely betrayed. I hope he and his gang are run out of the country before they destroy it completely.
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  1170. On a lighter note: that background looks just like the Algarve. I'm heading over there next week for a break and I can't wait!
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  1171.  @zrikizrikic9126  Exactly.
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  1172. Just picked up one of the free "news"papers that are handed out at tube stations across London: the headline: "DEFEATING PUTIN WILL TAKE MORE YEARS OF BILLS PAIN" (referring to energy bills for the population): the UK govt intends to keep squeezing the UK population.
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  1173. True - a parasite always needs a host to survive, and it causes untold damage while it's attached. NATO is a parasite.
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  1174. NOTA chance NATO.
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  1175. One of the biggest terrorist attacks carried out in Europe and it was done by the US and a few European minion states.
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  1176. Erdogen was always a snake: that's never changed - but backstabbing Putin at this stage under these circumstances is puzzling: All I can think of is that some nato or us rep approached him with a personal offer - or with something they have on him. By this stage it doesn't matter anyway. Russia will prevail and continue to prevail. The MIC is finished - and I believe Erdogen will come to regret this.
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  1177. 00:00 - :/...trigger warning. Ugh!
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  1178. G7- lol.
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  1179. The precedent of entering embassies to arrest people was set by Britain when they entered the Ecuadorian Embassy to arrest Julian Assange.
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  1180.  @ItalMiser117  You're right: I guess we all missed out on an opportunity to spend the rest of our lives in concentration camps. Thanks for that ingenious remark.
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  1181.  @ItalMiser117  Moscow didn't invade, but you're changing the subject: you're saying Russia should have surrendered to the Germans in WW2 - I'm telling you that if that had happened, we wouldn't be sitting here in comfortable homes with the rights to voice our opinions.
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  1182. Exactly - and once they run out of targets they would turn on us (their own citizens) - and the first people they'd throw under the bus would be the minions who are currently doing their bidding: this is why I'm glad they're failing with Russia and will also fail against China.
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  1183. Erdogan is a snake.
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  1184. Europe has plenty of gas - unfortunately it all comes out of both ends of our politicians and is completely useless.
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  1185. Has anyone else noticed that victoria nuland looks more slug-like every time she makes an appearance: maybe she's morphing into her true form.
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  1186.  @fraochflanagan-km1ou  Oh, I like that idea.
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  1187. I felt physically sick hearing the introduction news of the massacres that are happening in Syria. I guess the HTS wing picked its moment while everyone was distracted with Ukraine. They'll bring their deeds to Hell with them.
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  1188. Oh man - he takes money away from everyone else - and paid money to the people who turned his country into the surface of the moon.
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  1189.  @servantofMostHighELELON  Yes. Ukraine has been a money laundering and human trafficking hub for a number of years, now.
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  1190. Yep - using taxpayers' money to enrich themselves, overthrow governments and rob the American people blind. Believe it or not before 1913, American's never paid an income tax: government got along just fine and politicians didn't have billions to launch wars and buy off other politicians.
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  1191. Imagine destroying your country for them on,y to be told that. But there again, none of any of this comes as a surprise.
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  1192. I wonder How Milley got all those decorations he's wearing: he never spent a single day in combat - went straight from military school into management positions.
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  1193. I'm sorry, Alex. Condolences from the UK.
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  1194. Even a compulsive, paid liar spits forth the truth sometimes, even 'though they don't want to.
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  1195. Just like speaker Johnson in the US, starmer's first spoken priority is to other countries. Meanwhile Boris Johnson is blaming Reform for the Tories' loss.
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  1196. More than its fair share.
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  1197. Lol the EU and NATO will keep punching themselves in the face until they've knocked themselves out.
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  1198. Please don't ask where bono is: you know the mere mention of his name causes him to appear: he's like the bloody mary of celebrity social justice.
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  1199.  @danutahanyga4834  I agree.
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  1200.  @dragan2366  Yeah - for some reason Alex always reminded me of a Spartan - I was wondering why.
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  1201.  @dragan2366  I like that idea - as long as he gets to kick little Blinken into that well.
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  1202. I wonder if our media over here even realise they have just as much blood on their hands as the military industrial complex that they cheer lead for.
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  1203. 59 countries have decided they'd rather have BRICS than RUBBLE.
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  1204. Bidenomics + Van Derf Layanomics = Moronomics.
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  1205. Alex - Yesterday March 25th is also significant as Russia was finally consecrated by the Pope. This was requested in 1917 according to the appearance of Mary at Fatima and was finally fulfilled after over 100 years of procrastination by the Vatican yesterday,.
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  1206. @ I see. I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you'll be able to get back to you former life or close to it and I wish you all the best. I genuinely do.
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  1207. The Ballstreet Journal.
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  1208. Lloyd Austin: "Ok, look I know we're trying to trying to destroy your country, starve your people, remove your leaders and ruin your economy but, hey, you're really beginning to hurt us now. Please stop." P.S: if the Russians and Americans do begin to talk, the Russians need to demand that the Pentagon publicly admit everything the US State dept has done in there, including the 2014 coup, the attacks on East Ukraine and the dirty deals and corruption of Kiev and beyond as a prerequisite to any negotiations.
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  1209. Bidenomics is Moronomics.
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  1210. The little green gnome should just say he's resigning on health grounds and leave the country to join his family in one of his overseas mansions.
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  1211. Blinken's waded in so much blood in the last 2 years that maybe China thought a change of colour would be appropriate.
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  1212. 30+ years of the most snivelling, worthless, unemployable low lives going into politics and doing quite well out of being globalist puppets. That's literally it.
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  1213.  @nledaig  It was a high turn out, don't lie. And there is plenty wrong with SF not being able to accept a democratic vote whilst declaring that the Irish were too stupid to understand the vote. As someone who comes from generations of Republicans going back hundreds of years: Sinn Fein now only represents globalist interests in Ireland - they believe in only one thing: marxism: its why they have shown themselves to be no different to any of the other globalist parties on this. Sinn Fein have now permanently put themselves on the "back burner".
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  1214. Those globalists are so alike that I actually thought that picture of Tusk was Scholz in a wig for a moment.
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  1215.  @niarlatotepbasset  Don't be a jerk - I'm a Roman Catholic, too, and I think a lot of the Vatican's behaviour has been reprehensible.
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  1216. Meloni really has the hots for Elon, doesn't she?
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  1217. Fidel C@str@to.
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  1218.  @memyselfandi8544  True.
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  1219.  @dougrobertson555  Good idea. Me, too!
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  1220. Truss has resigned.
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  1221. Bozo: "I wish Putin were a woman". Getting a little hot under the collar, Bozo?"
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  1222.  @katong1953  True.
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  1223. Oh dear: it looks like Klaus Dish-Swab will soon own nothing - and he'll have no choice but to be happy: and biden's 18 cents saving makes absolutely no cents whatsoever.
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  1224. Bolton dodged the Vietnam draft with the words "I had no desire to die in a Southeast Asian rice paddy" but since then he has been frothing at the mouth to send other people's children to die in foreign fields all over the world. Its an interesting common denominator that all these warophiles have.
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  1225. NATO - the tick that continues to latch onto its host, squeezing every last drop of blood it can get.
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  1226. Elected on a platform of ending the war and normalising relations with East Ukraine and Russia - and instead the pipsqueak has brought us to the brink of WW3 and sent nearly 200,000 of his own soldiers to their deaths - 300,000 by one estimate: there with his fake deep voice and his unshaven look wearing green all the time.
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  1227. Glad to see the Russians aren't going to waste time with another Minsk-type ceasefire which would only be used to re-arm and regroup Ukraine forces.
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  1228. I agree completely. The Vatican can't be trusted - and I'm speaking as a Roman Catholic. The Vatican has shamed itself in that region.
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  1229. My guess about the US wanting to use the Vatican for talks is that the Vatican will be their eyes and ears. The Vatican, believe it or not, does have its own intelligence network. They can't be trusted - and I'm speaking as a Roman Catholic.
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  1230. When They finally reach to plan Z, and remember they had banned that letter from the alphabet - only then will they realise they're in trouble.
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  1231.  @protono  I tried to attach the link but it won't paste: try the title: 'The downed helicopter of the Azov battalion near Mariupol'.
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  1232.  @Vinni564  I tried to attach the link but it won't paste: try the title: 'The downed helicopter of the Azov battalion near Mariupol'.
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  1233.  @lorenv44  It really puzzles me why these commanders are going from all different countries to cause so much misery in Ukraine.
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  1234. Alex - your analysis is as sharp as a a razor: and I will bet you're exactly right on all counts. Excellent upload.
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  1235.  @babihamilton362  I wondered. ind you, if it was them they might want to be careful, most of them were wiped out in Afghanistan only a short while after they allegedly killed bin laden. : someone had managed to smuggle a bomb onto one of their helicopters.
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  1236. They hit the bridge at 3 - 3.30am? How appropriate.
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  1237. Yep - they're almost as silent as the numerous corpses that their propaganda produced over there.
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  1238.  @juliusangawa802  Lol the EU is a puppet of America, Lithuania is a puppet of the EU.
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  1239.  @darleneshriver3270  They're all the same, Darlene. Both parties. The last 2+ years have proven that. To us its about the country - to them its about the party: they're nothing but gangs fighting a turf war over who gets to rob and harass us.
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  1240. As long as the Kremlin realises that sullivan and the US will try to lie and double cross them at each and every turn during negotiations - and may not even honour any agreements reached.
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  1241. NATO: "We will never give up - we will fight to the last Ukrainian man, woman and child."
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  1242. Kallas - lol 'callous', more like.
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  1243. 'The Daily Fail', more like.
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  1244. No wonder they all looked so happy: Zelensky must have them some dynamite sh*t.
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  1245. As for Macron's comments: I can tell you, speaking from the UK, that NO-ONE here, not even former British military, are willing to fight for the likes of him and his ilk.
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  1246. U.S. "We have some nasty surprises for Russia in 2024". March 2024: massacre at Crocus theatre, leaving almost 150 civilians dead. U.S. "Nothing to do with us....or Ukraine".
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  1247. I couldn't inflict our leadership on innocent people who have already been through enough in their lives.
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  1248. Finland's PM partying it up whilst her government is provoking WW3 for no good reason really shows us the caliber of "leaders" in Europe. They are celebrities, living their show biz lives and nothing more: Politics is showbiz for ugly people. Its all one big party for them - and its all on our tab.
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  1249. Hey UK, US, nato and EU: If Putin is able to see into the future, as you claim, don't you think you should really try to make peace (for once in your existence)?!
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  1250. NATO disses itself far more strongly than anyone else could diss it. Its already proven its only there for its contractors and personal friends.
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  1251.  @antwango  I believe so. The Irish are being seriously attacked by their political class now, with the (formerly respected) police now being weaponised against them. A lot of them are waking up to this madness now.
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  1252. ​ @Kitiwake  I wouldn't assume that he has no idea who cromwell or Bobby Sands were.
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  1253.  @superfuss1984  Lol, you're probably right.
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  1254. The Department of Just Us and the Federal Bureau of Intimidation are there for one purpose and one purpose alone: to take orders from the deep state. Lawyers for their victims need to start dealing with the Individuals who are making these decisions and Not the agencies as a whole. If the individuals who are giving these orders are not named and filed against, they can hide behind their agencies and get the state will foot their bill. More lawyers should be talking about this.
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  1255.  @EnricoduPlessis  Lol! Tbh they are both very alike - same height, same stubble, same clothing - same reach? :D
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  1256. Lol NATO and the EU promised Erdogen something....and he took them at their word. Lmfao.
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  1257.  @user-zu6qn9ux9n  It is mandatory for anyone who watches television.
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  1258. The alphabet agencies at the whitehouse weren't able to identify the culprit, even 'though there is only a handful of people it could have been.
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  1259. The Order Of The Legion of Honour - More A 'Lesion' in Honour in this case.
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  1260. These madmen and madwomen who "lead" us can't seem to get it through their thick skulls that they are not dealing with some small country with small conventional armies and arms like Libya or Iraq.
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  1261. Maybe they should fire and sanction Andrey Smirnov - because his surname sounds like a Russian vodka brand. If the Ukraine authorities don't throw Elensky out and nato/US/Europe off their backs they are going to be forced to keep fighting until there is nothing left of Ukraine but a smouldering ruin with no-one left alive to rebuild.
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  1262. True - I'm amazed at how many people don't understand this: the moment a button is pressed in the US an alert will immediately be sent which will arm and launch Russia's side. Biden will have approximately 20 minutes to laugh about it all - Elensky probably 5 minutes.
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  1263. She did the job she was tasked to do which was to bring Germany to its knees militarily - and now she and her ilk are busying themselves trying to destroy Germany's industry.
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  1264. Interesting points from both of you. Thanks.
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  1265. .....and the bs that so many people believe :/. I can't fathom that so many people just continue to believe these liars.
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  1266. The real reason Macron wants direct war is because Putin is everything that he isn't - and he resents him for it.
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  1267. End of the Golden age of the West? Its been a golden age for the political class but for nobody else here.
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  1268.  @ishrirampersad8809  Thank you. True. They're just puppets, the lot of them.
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  1269. Having led the charge from behind against Russia as the reincarnation of Napoleon, Macron now leads the charge from the front as he jumps off the EU Titanic.
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  1270. I wonder how much money went into promoting the lowest forms of life into the highest office in politics. It must have cost billions over the decades.
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  1271.  @SterileNeutrino  Scholz ist eine vichser.
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  1272. Farhan Haq - Farhan Hack, more like.
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  1273. "Always accuse others of what you yourself are doing" - Saul Alinsky, godfather of the modern political class and former teacher of hilary clinton.
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  1274. Merry Christmas, Alex!
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  1275. Lol the only thing the EU ever successfully attacked was its own citizens.
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  1276.  @Ola-1114  Yep - me, too.
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  1277. No doubt the neocons have handed Trump their peace plan: in all honesty I don't think the Russians should trust anything from the US, even from Trump: Trump has allowed himself to be hoodwinked by neocons before, I don't think he's patched up that blind spot, yet.
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  1278. The usual suspects taking the peace once again.
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  1279. Lol they probably wanted to rub Macron's face in the esteem he could have enjoyed if he had been a real leader instead of a snivelling runt to the globalists.
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  1280.  @michelebeers927  True. Ireland's political class is the worst and most corrupt in Western Europe.
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  1281. If it was Divine Intervention that saved Trump's life a few months ago, God must be pretty annoyed right now. Did anyone inform Trump that Iran had placed a self imposed ban on developing nuclear weapons - a ban that they renewed in 2019? Even I know about that.
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  1282. Hey! Go over to Viva Frei's channel - he did an incredible interview yesterday with a lawyer (Keith Wilson) who is currently raking the Canadian government over the coals in a court case re: Covid and the vaccine - they even tried to settle with him but he's refusing to settle. Its a brilliant interview.
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  1283. Macron finally realising that the US MIC despises him as much as they despise all those other little tinpot puppets who thought they had a special relationship and who laughed while others were being crushed before their turn came. Bon Appetit, Macron: too bad you helped f up Europe's economy before things finally dawned on you.
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  1284. A peace plan form the US CIA director....excuse me....hahahahahahaha - lol - a peace plan from the US. That's a good one.
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  1285. Your impersonations of these people are very funny: and I will bet that this is exactly how those conversations between these "leaders" go. Lol, I knew it was going to end with something like trudeau saying "Don't talk to me like that". :D
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  1286. So 70 percent of West Germans say they won't mind cutting back on hot showers, eh? Wait until they have to - interesting how the East Germans are not in favour, because they probably already know what it feels like.
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  1287.  @AnaLevy1  Centuries - and Blinken himself doesn't even understand what's going on - he's just another mentally ill freak who is being used by puppeteers.
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  1288. P.S. - That "coup" has political diversionary tactic written all over it lol. The only thing missing is for them to release photographs of the "plotters" with little moustaches on them.
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  1289. By winter all the citizens of Europe will realise what an absolute failure the EU project has been.
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  1290. Our elite and political class here in the west have been nothing more than a bloated parasite living off our backs and sucking the life out of us whilst attacking and thieving from other countries to keep itself fed.
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  1291. The wealth of the West provided an opportunity for over-ambitious under-achievers to flood into politics - all useless, unemployable people who could make a fortune for themselves and get to dictate to others if they were willing to do anything for lobbyists. We're now seeing the consequences.
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  1292. No real difference between the republican and democrat parties on this, which is surreal - and reprehensible.
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  1293. Accounting error - lol.
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  1294. Urslap Van Der Loony.
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  1295. Yeah, not so funny now is it, Elensky?!
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  1296. Looks like the Elensky curse that you and Alexander have discussed, has finally claimed Elensky himself....as you and Alexander have predicted. P.S Trump is not going to forget that insult from him - as he is going to find out, to his very great cost.
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  1297. It's okay: it's being flown by the ghost of Kiev.
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  1298. I wonder if the Russians have something on her: she was promising terrorist attacks on Russian soil one moment, she had no intention of moving, then suddenly she's stepping down.
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  1299. The problem the democrats have is that all of biden's possible replacements are walking disasters.
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  1300. There's no-one that loves war more than weak men.
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  1301. ltchy nuts@k and fldel c@str@t0
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  1302. That 'photo. Looks like meloni realises she's ruined her chances with Elon Musk. P.S. Is it May already? :D
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  1303. I find the alleged claims of Berlusconi very hard to believe. In fact I don't believe any of them.
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  1304. Maybe one day ordinary men and women all over the west will realise how much the elite and their lapdogs in government despise them. Surely the whole c0vld thing would wake them up.
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  1305. I'm glad someone else made that point, too. Merkel isn't even clever enough to tell a convincing lie.
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  1306. Birds of a feather. They are all owned by the same mass murdering criminal psychopaths that own him.
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  1307.  @CourageGraceandKickintheAss  Exactly. I know they'll be left on the outside - but I do believe promises were made in order to get them on board - and when the time comes, they'll just be flushed down the toilet. P.S. - yeah, I just had a read of the other reply from that half-wit. I enjoy taking the p*$$ out of these shills - they're not very bright and very easy to wind up.
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  1308. More like a golf club with no balls.
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  1309. You just need to be a total D Bag in the first place. Don't forget that these psychos really enjoy what they do to people.
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  1310. The globalists ensured that the lowest forms of life from the fringes of normal society were promoted into politics and eventually into leadership. We're now seeing the consequences. Same all over the Western EU.
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  1311. The South Park team should really make another 'Team America': there's even more material today than there was back then.
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  1312. 6:02 - wth??!! :/
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  1313. I've studied that 'photo carefully and the blur, is fact nato abandoning Ukraine at the speed of light.
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  1314. Lol. :D
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  1315. Minsk 3: Lol - after Minsk 1 and 2? No, I don't think so. The EU will police it. Excuse me......hahahahah lol lol lmao hahaha lmfao.
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  1316. Unbelievably a lot of media/social media are trying to convince people that the murderer is an atheist member of the AFD.
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  1317. Silicon valley - where the smartest guys and gals on the planet are lol :D
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  1318. Photoshop did a great job of Micron's muscles.
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  1319. Thank you, Janet: and I know you are not related to david rockefeller: you look like his twin sister but I'm absolutely convinced the resemblance is purely coincidental.
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  1320. I saw Scott Ritter's take on the 'coup attempt/mutiny/whatever'. Ritter's take is completely different to your's and Alexander's - but I think your and Alexander's take is right on this one.
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  1321.  @Z_America  Yes really. It was a completely different take.
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  1322. I see Zelenska isn't smirking, now.
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  1323. Just when we thought the ICC couldn't be a bigger laughing stock than it already is.
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  1324. Bolton dodged the Vietnam draft with the words "I had no desire to die in a Southeast Asian rice paddy" but since then he has been frothing at the mouth to send other people's children to die in foreign fields all over the world. Its an interesting common denominator that all these warophiles have.
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  1325. I have a feeling Graham has a lot of corrupt, maybe even downright criminal, interests in Ukraine.
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  1326. Yes, in fact Fox, Sky News Australia, CNN and msnbc are all singing from the same songbook on this - at least this crisis brought them all together.
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  1327. Trump would be insane to hire any neo-cons. At any rate, leading up to the attempt on his life its alleged that pompeo was going around telling people that harris was going to be president and that he was going to be VP. He's also the guy who bragged and laughed about lying and cheating in the CIA.
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  1328. I have a feeling the EU is going to get kicked in the baltics.
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  1329. They all have to go - all the traitors of fine gael, fianna Failed, Sinn Fake, Labour Pains, the Regressive Democrats and the Greens (aka Reds).
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  1330. @louislemire6691 Good point.
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  1331. True.
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  1332.  @soniavadnjal7553  True. He's done some good things. I don't trust some of the people who are hovering around him - some of them are absolutely deep state.
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  1333. I wonder how the Ukraine military are feeling about Elenksy and his production team now? Giving orders to fight to the death from the comfort of their nice, safe mansions and government buildings in Kiev.
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  1334.  sersew nyt  It was a light hearted remark in the face of some pretty grim stuff. Seriously, lighten up!
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  1335.  @kevint1910  Ah. False flag. :/
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  1336.  @william_marshal  Amazing debating skills, there. By the end of your argument I had completely changed my mind. Your choice of words shows you're definitely a starmer fan.
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  1337.  @caninesandcompany  The number I read was 60,000.
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  1338. Exactly. Erdogan can't be trusted on anything.
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  1339. I wonder how much money it cost the globalists to promote the lowest and most worthless forms of life into the highest office in politics. It must have cost billions over the decades.
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  1340. @ :D
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  1341. I live in Europe. Every time our "leaders" pull another stunt I think of the war dead on the beaches of Dunkirk and Normandy who sacrificed everything so that we wouldn't have to live under fascism - only for this lot to take over and p*ss it all away.
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  1342. Great to see the truth about those drones being a revealed - and even greater that the arch Pentagon warlord has had his security clearance revoked. He can't destroy any more lives now.
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  1343. Lol the fBI promoting freedom in Russia whilst spying on and jailing it's own US citizens on fake charges.
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  1344. It's not "Europeans" - it's our stupid, sociopathic, puppet political class who are all dominated and controlled by America's "elite".
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  1345. Remember - they hate America and Americans, too.
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  1346.  @michelegosse7116  That's interesting. I didn't know that - maybe they have.
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  1347. If they spend most of their time in water they're turtles, if they spend all their time on land they're tortoises. :). Those are turtles....more specifically terrapins: terrapins have claws instead of flippers.
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  1348. Meloni - lol, Baloney more like.
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  1349. Damn it, Trump!
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  1350. Maybe they missed it because the 'Z' was missing? :D
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  1351. Biden saves Demockery.
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  1352. Amazing how the democrat government despises its population so much that they stood by and allowed Trump to fill the void there in Ohio.
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  1353. Lol - from Richard the Lionheart to Rishi the lyin' heart.
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  1354. Ukraine has just put Elon Musk on its kill list.
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  1355. I can imagine the US's Amnesty offer to Maduro: an all expenses paid life of sand, sea and sun - at Guantanamo Bay.
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  1356. Most of them are owned by the lobbyists who are causing all this.
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  1357. "Fweeeeeeedom!": Kamala Harris.
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  1358. I'll bet prince harry and catherine mckenna aren't giving up their jet setting lifestyle despite lecturing the rest of us on our carbon footprint.
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  1359. So Johnson is obsessing about women and positions again. No surprise there. I loved Russia's response about Johnson being a great candidate for Freud with his 'sweaty fantasies'.
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  1360. There are still a lot of idiots here in Britain saying that everything we're suffering here now is because of Brexit. They are actually claiming that we wouldn't have any of our current problems if we were still in the EU.
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  1361. Urslap Van Der Loony is going to give Putin a piece of her mind? Given that her mind is made up of a very small piece anyway, there may not be much left.
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  1362. 0:11. What's that sound? Its the Founding Fathers turning in their graves.
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  1363. That Guardian activist shouldn't lament missed opportunities to destroy Russia - there has been an ongoing campaign to destroy Russia that has lasted over 40 years and, in my opinion, even longer: our western "leaders" have never missed and opportunity to do that. In the nineties they came very close to achieving that before Putin threw their puppet oligarchs out - and they've been sulking over it ever since.
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  1364. Our Western governments are corrupt thieves and criminals: they rob us every day, too.
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  1365.  @sueloh5035  Thank you.
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  1366.  @jim6534  Stop pretending you don't know: he was overthrown and fled. So when zelensky is thrown out I guess you'll be saying he resigned too, eh? I doubt it. by the way: Stop lying. I give a lot of people a fool's pardon but you clearly know more than you're pretending to know - you're just a partisan liar.
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  1367.  @stevenseagull9683  It really is.
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  1368.  @jim6534  Overthrowing an elected government in a coup funded by the US state dept and installing an unelected government? Democracy. Don't insult your own intelligence: I know you're not that stupid. A liar and a hypocrite - but you're not as stupid as you're pretending to be. P.S. Actually someone just pointed out your account is 3 days old. I was beginning to wonder if you're a shill - looks like you are. I hope they're paying you something for wasting your life.
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  1369.  @andrethorpe6183  Ah. I see. I was beginning to wonder if he was a shill. Thanks.
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  1370.  Pinnedby Alex Christoforou  Not you again!
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  1371.  @elainetalbot2947  Absolutely.
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  1372. Delighted to hear Bakhmut has been de-militarised and de-n@zlfied. Now at least there's a chance for peace there.
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  1373.  @peterlim1972  I understand what you mean, but I don't think he meant that at all. Thanks for the reply.
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  1374.  @jmatt98  Thank you for your opinion. I find your comment odd and random tbh but that's the wonder of youtube.
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  1375. I'm so glad that we no longer have aggressive macho alphas in charge here in the EU with their toxic behaviour. Now we have politically correct men and women in charge and everything is just so.........fantastic.
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  1376. Elensky talking baltics.
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  1377. Ursula Van Der Looney.
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  1378.  @JP-ve7pp  ;)
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  1379.  @JordanWallace-nb4id  Knight of Malta. I didn't know that.
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  1380. "The people of France are revolting!" Macron: "Ugh. I agree: they're absolutely revolting".
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  1381. I used to think boomerangs were invented in Australia: I'm beginning to think now they were invented in Europe.
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  1382. Macron - Little Napoleon? No: more like Little Napoleoff!
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  1383. 00:00 Even the look of that guy makes my skin crawl.
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  1384. Forbes lol.
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  1385. The Dominion claim re: Tucker is completely false anyway as Tucker went on air many months ago saying that he had asked Sidney Powell numerous times to produce her evidence of Dominion vote flipping and that she never did produce it.
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  1386. I want to remind everyone that Sun was a much needed and valued commodity during the great toilet paper crisis of 2020.
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  1387. Poor little Scholz. It looks like he had a patch over both eyes all along.
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  1388.  @jacquelinevanderkooij4301  A huge reservoir of oil and gas was discovered under Irish waters (over €420,000,000,000 worth of it) is just being given away by Ireland's corrupt and snivelling political class - literally given away. That was achieved through a back hander to a few corrupt politicians, namely Ray Burke, back in the 90s I believe.
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  1389. ICC - more like IC nothing when it's our own leaders committing war crimes!
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  1390. Exactly. Exactly right.
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  1391.  @elainemobberley7862  You're a brave woman looking that closely at their features :/ :D
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  1392. Interesting story about the EU statue - too expensive and bedraggled to maintain: almost like the EU itself - it isn't just a statue: it's a microcosm.
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  1393. TBH I didn't think the deep state intended to start openly targeting American citizens until they had Russia and China at heel: I thought this was the last thing they had on their list. They must be panicking - panicky badly.
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  1394. The Ghost Ship Kiev Andromeda.
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  1395. Merkel did the same - and she was a VERY, big fat no.
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  1396. Yep.
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  1397. He served his puppet masters well.
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  1398. Clearly biden's handlers have grown weary of him and have decided to throw him under the bus or, at the very least, embarrass him.
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  1399. Terrible to see a proud country like Poland with a long history of resistance being reduced to nothing more than a lapdog state by it's lapdog leaders: like most of the EU states, to be honest.
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  1400. So the West has now put a ban on $7bn worth of yearly tourism into it's coffers. What an ingenious further own goal. Our leaders clearly are of sound mind and brilliance.
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  1401.  @filmbuffo5616  $5bn of US State Department money spent on the overthrow of Ukraine's government and the installation of the Right Sector. NATO commanders found fighting in Donbas in 2014 (one of them killed during a failed incursion). Internal matter, no other countries involved, lol.
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  1402. Alex - I just heard today that the Pope will be consecrating Russian Land on March 25th 2022 in accordance with the request at Fatima.
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  1403. B@reb@ck the funded puppet, after helping destroy her own country, then talks about her struggles and hands the Saudis a book on how she managed all that destruction as a woman and how they can do it, too. Smh.
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  1404. Lol if Freeman is a smart guy he would be smart enough to know that Russia does and did not control Trump.
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  1405. The funny thing is, at the beginning of the SMO, Elensky was hiding out until he got a promise from the Russians that they were not going to try to assassinate him: then when they gave that promise, he came out of hiding and started making all his comments, challenging Putin to a fight and all this. And then he tries to pull this. No wonder he's staying out of the country.
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  1406. Et tu, Telegram?
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  1407. Look at Elensky: unshaven, not suited - the least he could have done is - ahem - powder his nose!
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  1408. I saw footage of the crash site. Amongst the wreckage of the failed azov rescue there were chevrons recovered (military insignia) from South Africa, Maroc and Tanzania. The DPR investigators interviewed 2 survivors: one of them had a large wolf tattoo on his chest. It's really disgusting to know that these degenerates are coming from all over the world to bring untold misery to the lives of Ukrainians.
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  1409. Ah - I wonder if Graham and the rest of those neocons (from both parties) are willing to go down into the trenches and fight alongside the men they are sending to their deaths.
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  1410.  @Ouner-777  The media! Lmao! the same media that told us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. The same media that failed to report the slaughter of 14,000 ethnic Russians by Ukraine forces between 2014-2022 or the massacre at the Union building in Odessa in 2014 - the same media that refuses to report on the Banderites who run the government in Ukraine. The media! Lol! Good one!
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  1411.  @edmurks236  Yep. True.
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  1412. Just think - if the Russians had regime change they could be ruled by people like joe biden, boris johnson and even justin trudeau: how could the Russians turn down such an incredible deal?! On a serious note - not only do I hope these criminals fail but I hope this time there is a hefty and immediate dose of karma on them for what they are trying to do.
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  1413. It must have cost a fortune to choose and prepare the worst types of people all over Europe and then promote them into high office.
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  1414. ​ @DennisMerwood  Religion doesn't poison anything. The psychopaths that use it for their own ends poison everything, just like atheistic psychopaths have used socialism for their own ends. It always dismays me that so many people can't see this.
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  1415. Lol :D
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  1416.  @peterroberts7684  Absolutely right. If he replies I'll mention that. Some people have no idea: they don't think they'll be affected. Over here in Europe we're already beginning to feel the pain of the backfiring sanctions: some of us already knew what would happen - I was watching this slow motion EU car crash for months and couldn't believe what I was seeing and hearing: others are getting their energy bills now and scratching their heads about it. Smh.
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  1417. Its our "leaders" - they are also destroying their own countries: they hate all humanity including their own.
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  1418. 8:18 - Hey Alex - looks like that cat told his friends to look out for you.
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  1419. Justin - JustOut, more like :D
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  1420. Cheating Wife Regrets Destroying Family, INSTANT KARMA
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  1421.  @Rasenkrieger  True - and I wouldn't wish a conversation with Analina Bareback on even those two weirdos.
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  1422. TBH The program you mention sounds just like the Phoenix Program which was created by the CIA in Vietnam. It sounds exactly the same tbh.
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  1423. Zelensky is a coked up TV/film type - as is his entire cabinet: I've dealt with a lot of TV & film people and the thought of those types governing a country sends chills down my spine - nothing has surprised me from this lot. it's what I'd expect.
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  1424. It started in 1913 and the new US elite has been attacking the country and its citizens ever since.
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  1425. Biden smashing all his toys on the way out.
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  1426. Peace? An end to the war? How dare they defy the UK and the EU?
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  1427. So the confiscated 300bn of Russian reserves is going to be used by our Western leaders to reconstruct Ukraine? Yeah, I wonder where that money will go - maybe the way of all the other billions that was sent to "help" Ukraine.
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  1428.  @quercus5398  They're still getting their asses handed to them in Ukraine.
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  1429.  @aerobique  Your debating skills are phenomenal.
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  1430.  @GeoPoliticsCommentry  I don't agree. A group of people with a very interesting background started a confrontation and made false accusations of "being touched" by him, then attempted to have him arrested.
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  1431.  @suzika8362  These weren't just claims ; he literally showed their own media pages and employment pages. You can hop over to his channel and take a look for yourself.
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  1432. Biden giving a masterclass in confession through projection.
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  1433. Elenska.
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  1434. It always happens: I begin to feel sympathy for the Ukraine military when they suffer huge losses....and then they go and attack and slaughter civilians.
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  1435. We now know the fly was marking its territory when it landed on pence's head.
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  1436.  @izajahmed8863  Yep. After this I think that could be the only sensible decision.
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  1437.  @PeterJ-s8z  You were absolutely right. he's been sent to Belarus. I hope he doesn't cause any more trouble there and, as Alex said, gets the help he needs.
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  1438.  @carolinemcmullan5893  True. Nothing's on a par with the CIA - they even hate their own country by this stage.
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  1439.  @lmao.3661  More corrupt than our governments over here lol? And Russia has one advantage over all our countries in the West: the leadership doesn't despise their own citizenry.
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  1440. Its good that conservatives didn't vote for him just because he's a "Republican" in name. There is hope.
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  1441. Over here in the UK: its just coming out that Channel 4 news hired an actor to pretend to be a racist Reform activist in order to smear the party. But it turned out he's a professional character actor who has worked with Channel 4 before. Channel 4 suddenly don't want to talk about it now.
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  1442. Budanof is in damage control for his own personal reputation and future, nothing else. In fact I believe he'll soon be saying he "was 0nly f0ll0wing 0rders".
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  1443. "We must release the sausages". Kier Starmer 2024.
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  1444.  @Alex-bz7re  Yep - it wouldn't surprise me if he was.
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  1445. Col Daniel Davies just posted a video on his live feed of Ukraine "recruitment officers" ordering a pizza delivery and then nabbing the delivery man and dragging him away. Bloody stomach churning!
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  1446. Ursula and the rest of the EU Parliament has been producing massive amounts of gas and hot air for decades now - now if we could just bottle or pipe that our problems would be over. And what an ingenious move by her to publicly announce the intention to steal Russia's gas while its on its way to paying countries. Brilliant. Excellent move. What an intellect!
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  1447. Exactly.
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  1448. Yep :/
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  1449. That opening clip: lol!
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  1450. Jerk sullivan.
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  1451. Lol - Niger leaders have just told the US take the money they're withholding from Niger and use it for a weight loss program for Nuland. I thought this was just a joke but it's true.
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  1452. It's our political class: they've been handpicked from the corrupt, the sociopathic and the unemployable - they don't do logic. They're cry bullies as well.
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  1453.  @davidlazarus67  They tried to but the damn things just kept floating!
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  1454.  @onotan-c1l  Lol!
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  1455. True. But, on the bright side, I have some good news RE: Europe. According to Dr. Steve Turley, George Soros' 'Open Society' is closing operations in Europe with layoffs of nearly 40% of its global workforce. It looks like they will be concentrating on the US and, amongst other things, trying to stop Trump from winning. Their departure from Europe, if true, is milestone. Hopefully their collapse in America will follow. Turley does do his research, so I believe him.
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  1456. Whatever goodwill the US and UK had post WW2, the current political class of both have shown they just can't be trusted and have no honour or integrity - they or any of their minions, whether it's the "leaders" of Ukraine or the EU.
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  1457. Victoria Nuland: one of the architects of the overthrow of Ukraine's elected government and the installation of the extremists who are in control now. What is wrong with these people?
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  1458. That address by Elensky looked like a Reichstag meeting, without the stylish attire.
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  1459. Lol Ramaswamy carried out a Viveksection on those other candidates.
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  1460. $24 Billion for Ukraine. $700. dollars for Maui.
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  1461. It should have been "NATO: 75 YEARS OF TAKING THE PEACE".
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  1462. I didn't know that - but, knowing the deep state's various in-jokes and trolls, the bill was probably passed that day on purpose.
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  1463. LOL - youtube has removed my Baghdad Biden comment!
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  1464. I have a great new name for Ursula following Trump's comments about her. Ursula Van-Der-Tastic.
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  1465. P.S. The Elensky scent isn't No.5 - Its No.ll.
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  1466. All Kellogg products are only good for pouring milk on.
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  1467. Warsaw Packed?
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  1468. Rutte is living proof of how dangerous weak men can be. We have them all over the EU and they are all the same, they even look the same.
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  1469.  @matheuscerqueira7952  I don't know about that, to be honest.
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  1470. Well - at least we now know that a democrat win in 2000 wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference: they were all neo-cons in disguise anyway.
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  1471. Erdogen was always a snake: that's never changed - but backstabbing Putin at this stage under these circumstances is puzzling: All I can think of is that some nato or us rep approached him with a personal offer - or with something they have on him. By this stage it doesn't matter anyway. Russia will prevail and continue to prevail. The MIC is finished - and I believe Erdogen will come to regret this.
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  1472.  @geirhaug4294  He looked like he just didn't want to be there - and was forcing a smile for the cameras.
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  1473. The object was probably a cloud.
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  1474. The BRICS are the only ones to Putin the effort.
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  1475. And how well the regime change went in Libya: the slave trade is now alive and well again in that country with captured black Africans being sold in open markets along with women (of all ages) and nobody is stopping it. Thank you Obama, thank you Clinton: we'll be thinking about you next Black History Month and International Womens' Day.
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  1476. Thank you, Svetlana.
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  1477. He's a wet. WEFminster is full of them.
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  1478. On a darker note. On the subject of Trudeau and old people - tony blair recently appeared to say that old people and the vulnerable are "unsustainable". Clearly they've been handed the same script from the same people.
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  1479. No doubt the Scholz government thinks Merz will be just Reich for the country.
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  1480. Kirby's response to the hug is very juvenile - in fact disturbingly juvenile for someone who holds such high office in the US.
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  1481. Pompeo - I doubt very much if Jesus told you to try to kill Julian Assange: whoever you gave your life to, you should have looked at the feet - they were probably cloven.
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  1482. Amazing how our leaders are no different to school children: what really happened here is the schoolyard bullies got used to pushing people around and taking their lunch - they started on someone who just wanted to be left alone and kept pushing until he finally flattened them with one box and they've been running around, crying, holding their bloody nose and trying to get others to join in. This is how sophisticated our "leaders" are.
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  1483. Looks like our leaders have been....ahem....PUT-IN a deep hole of their own making! :D
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  1484. Re: My guess about the US wanting to use the Vatican for talks is that the Vatican will be their eyes and ears. The Vatican, believe it or not, does have its own intelligence network. They can't be trusted - and I'm speaking as a Roman Catholic.
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  1485. Exactly.
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  1486. Absolutely. The USA was definitely behind it.
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  1487. The bbc gave Britain's most prolific predatory p******l a top job as a childrens' tv presenter for 40 years. They will sink to any level.
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  1488. But Johnson this time being an absolute staunch supporter of the n@2ls.
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  1489. I guess the reason this attack on Israel came a s a complete surprise is because Israel and the US were busy surveilling, messing around and locking down their own people that they took their eye off the ball.
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  1490. Hey Tobias: stick a helmet on and go over there yourself if you're so keen to fight them instead of sending other people over on your behalf.
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  1491. If someone had told me 40 years ago that one day Russia would be fighting against totalitarianism and that our own governments would be the totalitarians - arming n@2ls in Europe whilst shutting down every freedom they can get away with back home - I wouldn't have believed them: I would have told them they were insane. And where's all this peace and prosperity that was supposed to happen if only women were given high office? Things are getting worse!
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  1492. No government shutdown. That's a pity - that would have been 45 days free of them interfering with our lives and plotting new schemes.
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  1493.  @maxmagnus777  I'm curious. Is that a serious question?
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  1494. Lol - let's see the biden admin come in and help these EU leaders: they're being left there like children with rocks in their hands in front of a smashed building as the guy who gave them the rocks runs away.
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  1495.  @mrk1224  Exactly.
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  1496. Exactly. A tactic that Angela (I'm a genius) Merkel admitted in an interview back in 2022 as she smirked about using the ceasefire to re-arm Ukraine.
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  1497. May I congratulate the genius of European & US leaders for making Russia supremely rich in 3 months whilst impoverishing their own countries during an attempt to destroy Russia - it's an achievement of opposites that only our political class in the West is capable of.
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  1498. Alex - that was a really interesting point about Trump being a construction/building guy who would have been averse to the destruction that these biden people and neocons are addicted to. Sharp point.
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  1499. He's admiring your whiskers.
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  1500. So the EU has 9 billion to spare for Ukraine: they told us they had no money - and Macron has finally caught a glimpse of what's really going on around him: a bit late I'm afraid.
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  1501. Lol nice one :D
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  1502. They don't have a reverse gear - no, they have a reverse accelorater!
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  1503. Those saboteurs need to be thrown in prison for the rest of their lives: trying to start WW3!
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  1504. I really hope nato and the MIC disintegrates and collapses soon. It's incredible how many people defend them & demonise Russia and they have no grasp that if the MIC defeats everyone abroad they will then turn on us at home. People here in the West cheering for their future enslavers.
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  1505.  @simunooi5306  Probably.
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  1506. The attire of some of those Ukraine "officials" - to me they all look like skinheads who just grew their hair a few inches to make them look respectable: they still look like thugs. I'm glad San Remo decided against Elensky giving a speech at their event.
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  1507. Wow. Youtube deleting my comments left, right and centre lol.
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  1508.  @vasilirikardsson  That is the saddest reply I have ever read on youtube. Congratulations.
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  1509.  @georgianakopoulou6339  Lol true!
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  1510. He'll probably tell them its for their own good.
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  1511. And of course - let's not forget a very big, unwritten an-said reason why our "leaders" hate Putin. He is a strong man, a strong, respected leader, he's resolute, tough, traditional, afraid of no-one and no-one can push him around. Our lot are the direct opposite of all those things and they can't stand it.
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  1512. NOTA-chance NATO.
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  1513. Entry into NATO "extremely unlikely", Ukraine "open to" easing sanctions. In my opinion, the Russians should just say "Look - come back to us when you're serious". Edit: Btw: starmer and macron are still banking on getting their own troops killed over there so they can get the US involved.
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  1514. Yep - they all jumped up for this n@zi - left and right....like two big jackboots.
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  1515. Biden's parents need to apologise to the world.
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  1516.  @Sammyli99  He has all of his father's beliefs but none of his drive - and he also comes across as a complete moron. No need to worry: the $0r0$ empire, which began in Hungary during the Holocaust (and that's a story in itself) is in its final death throes. They had to shut down all operations in Europe in mid 2024 with a loss of over 40% of their workforce (I'm still amazed that so few commentators are even talking about this). Concentrating all their resources in the USA they tried to prevent Trump from being elected and failed spectacularly in that, too. $0r0s had his time, which is coming to an end. They're finished.
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  1517. I wonder how Ukrainians will feel when Zelensky and his entire cabinet, along with the entire political and military leadership have fled the country and retired to Vienna, Munich, Miami and Florida as millionaires and billionaires, while the people themselves are left behind with nothing but their eyes to cry with. 100,000. Imagine sacrificing your life for that bunch of gangsters. Btw - I think its closer to 200,000 plus.
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  1518. ....and using nazi tactics back home, of course. He looks and sounds like a nazi right there.
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  1519.  @No-timeforimbeciles  Amazing debating skills, there. You must have gone to Harvard.
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  1520.  @No-timeforimbeciles  I'd like to go there some day - but only if and when sanity prevails.
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  1521.  @jpphua602  Now you're reduced to presuming something that I never said. I don't hate anyone. Stop confusing yourself.
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  1522.  @thewesternworld9695  Grabbing at straws here, aren't you? The Soviet Union was atheistic. You're at least 30 years behind.
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  1523.  @thewesternworld9695  Because it was Soviet citizens and military that were involved in that war.
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  1524. Another 18 billion euros for Ukraine just from the EU alone....amazing how much money the EU/US/UK can suddenly have available whilst constantly telling their own citizens they have no money.
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  1525. 00:00 Oh man - trigger warning, please :/
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  1526. By the way: Soros was personally involved in the violent coup that led to the overthrow of Ukraine's elected government in 2014 - so it's rich from him all these statements about how worried he is now. He's trying to prompt an escalation. BTW - people would be interested to see what Soros was involved in during the n*z* occupation of Hungary: let's just say a lot of people ended up on a one way train while he got to 'keep their things'.
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  1527. And how well the regime change went in Libya: the slave trade is now alive and well again in that country with captured black Africans being sold in open markets along with women (of all ages) and nobody is stopping it. Thank you Obama, thank you Clinton: we'll be thinking about you next Black History Month and International Womens' Day.
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  1528. Ah. My comment deleted. Thank you, youtube.
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  1529. Just a quick point bout Zaluzhnyi: he is currently residing over here in the UK, in one of the most plush and exclusive areas of London, a far cry from the cold and waterlogged trenches of the men he sent there. What's he doing over here, you may ask? He's living the high life as a diplomat and telling us that we need to get used to the idea of sending our own children over there to fight. And, no, he's not embarrassed.
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  1530. Interesting that Pope Francis was instructed to call for a ceasefire. I guess the US really does want a ceasefire, there, so.
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  1531. DeMockracy in Europe.
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  1532. Freeland honouring her.....ahem....Ukraine family connections with a certain ideology that did some very bad things during a dark time in Europe's history.
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  1533. Nancy Pullfacey looks younger every time I see her.
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  1534. Canada has really championed itself this year, hasn't it?! Stamping all over peaceful protestors at home, throwing them in prison, closing businesses down - and then sending their generals off to command n*z* brigades in Europe. Imagine trying to explain all this to a WW2 veteran. P.S. as for the claim that he's "retired", no longer in the military. Yeah....sure.
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  1535. Neocons are like any parasite - they never let go until they are removed and flushed.
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  1536. "Is such a kiss appropriate?". Well, as the old saying goes, lay down with dogs, come up with fleas.
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  1537. They have a lot of secrets stashed away in Ukraine.
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  1538. Abedin - from one weiner to another.
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  1539. It was also the US State Dept and Victoria Nuland who spent $5billion of US taxpayer dollars overthrowing the elected government of Ukraine in 2014 and installing the right Sector. Even that doesn't seem to have been enough for her and the rest of these neocon death cultists.
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  1540. Biden calling for exactly the same thing George Bush Snr did in 1990: proving once and for all that a Democrat win back in 2000 wouldn't have made the lightest bit of difference. Bush/Biden's new world order may have benefitted a handful of trillionaires, billionaires and milionaires but its caused nothing but misery for everyone else and that's why it's done.
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  1541. Minister of Nitrogen lol!
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  1542. So they're only a resilience force. Well, of course that makes all the difference. Next time I try to park my car in a bicycle only space, I'll just tell them its a bicycle. That'll sort it.
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  1543. 00:00 Every time I see that guy I picture Bela Lugosi's Count Dracula.
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  1544. "In the eyes of the west". Yeah - in the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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  1545. Yeah, I could never understand how Kamala harris got all those top jobs, because she really sucks. Oh wait a sec - maybe that's how she did get all those top jobs.
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  1546. Did you know that george soros is closing down all his operations (open society etc) in Europe? Dr. Steve Turley was talking about it recently
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  1547. No doubt the neocons have handed Trump their peace plan: in all honesty I don't think the Russians should trust anything from the US, even from Trump: Trump has allowed himself to be hoodwinked by neocons before, I don't think he's patched up that blind spot, yet.
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  1548. By the way: your pronunciation of the name 'Naomi' was perfect.
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  1549. "That's not mine!!" Fidel Castro Dec 25th 1971 :D
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  1550. Trigger Warning: insufferable creep at 00:00
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  1551. I didn't know much about JD Vance - but, judging by the type of people who hate him, it looks like Trump made a good choice.
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  1552. Amongst the wreckage of the failed azov rescue there were chevrons recovered (military insignia) from South Africa, Maroc and Tanzania. The DPR investigators interviewed 2 survivors: one of them had a huge wolf tattoo on his chest. I tried to add the link of the footage but it's not possible for some reason.
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  1553. Tucker makes an excellent RINO hunter.
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  1554. Callous Kallas is projecting. She doesn't want peace so she convinces herself that its the Russians who don't want peace. She is typical of the low intelligence, corrupt unemployable social misfits and sociopaths we have as leaders here in Europe. Crooks who call everyone else crooks.
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  1555. Tatters Von Der Lying and her ilk will be the subject of many history books trying to explain this dark age and how so many nations fell into it.
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  1556. Who knows how much bozo has been paid to be a willing puppet for the MIC? Also he wants to feel like a modern day Winston Churchill - Lose-ton Churchill, more like.
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  1557. Youngest PM in France - I wonder if Macron's wife had anything to do with the decision.
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  1558. Duda is a DooDoo.
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  1559. Urslap Van Der Loony.
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  1560. Isn't it great that we have eu leaders and sean penn to tell us how they are making the world a better place to live in....and doing such a great job of it, too.
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  1561.  @michealhenstra9948  Russia's economy is thriving, they're completely self sufficient and the ruble is stronger than ever: the (EU enforced) sanctions haven't even affected the country - but they have all backfired on the citizenry of the EU. Meanwhile the EU decides it's going to financially squeeze one of its own member states because its not hostile enough to Russia. Yeah - what a great system we live under.
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  1562. Hey, Secretary General: your instructions to "Keep the US in, Germany Down and Russia Out" were Never supposed to be made public!
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  1563. Zaluzhnyi recently fled to the UK - and he's telling us we all need to get ready to fight Russia: half a million men he sent to their deaths, then he runs away, arrives in the UK and he thinks he can tell us to send our children, too. Brass neck.
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  1564. I can tell you, speaking from the UK, that NO-ONE here, not even former British military, are willing to fight for the likes of him and his ilk.
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  1565. Lol - the German president is hiding in an underground bunker....and he thinks that's going to make the other side look bad?
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  1566. Alex - I think you got starmer's title wrong: its 'Double-O Zero'. :D
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  1567. I think France 24 allowed those interviews to be broadcast because EU governments are beginning to realise that if they don't do something to end all this by winter the massive price hikes, inflation and unheated homes could lead to an EU-wide revolt in their own countries that even those weasels may not survive, so they are slowly, by increments, disengaging and throwing Ukraine under the bus whilst also not wanting to give the impression that the EU has been "defeated by a dictator". That's my take, anyway, and they are getting their puppets in the media to start changing the narrative now.
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  1568. Simon Coveney, one of the biggest globalists in Irish politics has just announced he's resigning. The r*ts are jumping ship.
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  1569. True.
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  1570. I'll bet it hasn't even occurred to these EU leaders that if they ban twitter, they won't be able to use twitter.
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  1571. Lol - your title made me think of two little Shi Tzus fighting. :D
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  1572.  @kellikelli4413  True.
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  1573. C*k* addicts are already unhinged, paranoid and aggressive enough as it is. That cl0wn has nato as his enforcer.
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  1574. Jimmy Dore has just made it to Ukarine's infamous kill list.
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  1575. An addict.
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  1576. Lol draghi. Another bloated tic drops off it's host.
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  1577. Looks like Biden is Trump's Trump card. The universe continues to reveal its sense of humour, hot on the heels of NATO's latest chief being called 'Rutte'.
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  1578. Baloney of Italy talking at the Swiss Taking-The-Peace summit.
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  1579. I'm glad you mentioned that Meloni is a globalist. I remember everybody raving about her when she was elected because she made some patriotic noises and was attractive. I never trusted her.
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  1580. Interestingly he dressed a lot more respectfully for this occasion: he should have shaved, 'though - but I'm sure he powdered his nose.
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  1581. I wrote a comment about one of the people standing near the gunman - my comment has been removed by yt.
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  1582.  @rainingcatsdogs  True: it was very strange all around. If I was in charge these guys would be getting questioned right now: phones, laptops, everything to be handed over to be looked at.
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  1583.  @isapistofff  Exactly.
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  1584.  @barryc733  No worries. A day will come when you will see them all pleading "We were only following orders".
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  1585.  @signoresantinoburnett1169  "Not even Close. Settle down". Wow - now that you've explained the difference so well I can see the difference. Smh.
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  1586. I really wish bono had written a special poem for her to bring - his words alone could have brought peace on earth to all mankind.
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  1587. Venezuela? Oh dear - going cap in hand to a government that they once tried to overthrow as one of the most evil dictatorships in the world. They don't have much self respect, these globalist politicians, do they?!
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  1588.  @ArtStoneUS  Yep: I bet the execs at BlackRock and all those parasites in Washington and Brussels are crying themselves to sleep each night that they won't be able to steal all those resources. I wouldn't be surprised if they're throwing the Ukraine Army into the meat grinder just to punish them for that. I really hope, when this is over, that the Ukrainians throw these globalist thieves out of their country.
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  1589. Hillary Rotten Klingon. :D
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  1590. The German leadership is such a force to be reckoned with that I can only imagine Russia goes to sleep every night quaking on it's foundations.
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  1591. I remember someone telling me a long time ago that nerds are all totalitarians. I thought it was odd remark: but 30 years later we have weaklings and nerds in positions of power and they are easily the most dangerous and totalitarian generation of "leaders" we have ever had.
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  1592.  @caseybowles10  Lol.
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  1593.  @arispol7424  :)
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  1594. Lol!
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  1595. In Europe we have a thing called DeMockery
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  1596. I don't know - would you really want to pollute Mars like that? It'd never support life with a diseased rodent like him scurrying around.
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  1597. And looking at her, thinking she is david rockefeller in a wig is insufferable, too.
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  1598.  @ritchietheforky683  It is fake, yes: it's a scammer. Alex has warned his viewers not to reply to texts pretending to be him.
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  1599. It's no nice to see presentable people in suits sitting down for serious negotiations re: Ukraine instead of the unshaven, unhealthy, black clad thugs in baseball caps we've seen before.
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  1600. DeMockery is strong in the EU.
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  1601. Well, seeing how Scholz views the public and voter's rights in general its no surprise he doesn't realise Putin is a legitimate President: either that or he's projecting his own illegitimacy.
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  1602. They have no reverse gear - but they have a reverse accelerator and they don't even realise it yet.
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  1603.  @marycrawford9428  It would - but the carbon footprint we'd leave behind would upset the greenies terribly.
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  1604. Baerb*ck would kiss anything: she didn't get there for free lol.
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  1605. Lol - cnn removing colour to make Joe Rogan look bad and Joe Biden look good. Poor ol' cnn.
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  1606. Its the way our voting system is set up. Reform got 4 million votes but only 4 seats. Lib dems got 3.5 million votes but 71 seats. Labour's vote was way down, too, having lost the working class altogether. They only won because the tories have collapsed and may even be finished as a party. Labour is next.
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  1607. After ISIS took over in libya they tracked down and massacred any black Africans they could get their hands on: shortly afterwards they resurrected the slave trade, where they began selling captured black Africans in open marts/markets for $400: those who failed to get a buyer were often killed: women and young girls were also sold - an amazing feat of modernisation brought to Libya by Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama.
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  1608. Maybe his father will help him out - he was a tool maker by trade: unfortunately his equipment wasn't working when he produced starmer.
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  1609. That's an interesting point that Putin made at the beginning. The attempts to destroy Russia are hundreds of years old and have always failed. It came very close in the 1990s and failed once again. But I have noticed in the last 2 years that these latest attempts aren't just failing but whatever they try to do to Russia ends up happening to themselves, instead.
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  1610. Little ltchy Nut$ak.
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  1611. I wish I could say I can't believe EU leaders are stupid enough to think Russia will ever trust them with a peace agreement again, but unfortunately I can believe they are stupid enough to believe it.
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  1612. Mental ill-health is a bonus qualification for a top job in the EU.
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  1613. Glad to see the population of New Zealand has largely jettisoned the charlatans that destroyed that place. Hopefully the conservatives are genuine and not just more of the same.
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  1614. He's a rodent. He even looks like a rodent.
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  1615. Too bad Ireland's leaders don't recognise their own country as a free and independent state.
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  1616. Up until this happened there was always an unwritten agreement between the Reps and the Dems: they would never indict each other's presidents/former presidents: a kind of 'honour among thieves' sort of thing. Now that's all torn up it's going to be interesting to see the stones fly over and back through that glasshouse in the coming years.
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  1617. Boris Johnson calling Putin 'the crocodile' probably come from his own obsession with being a modern day Winston Churchill: as one of Churchill's most famous quotes was "an Appeaser (of hitler) is one who feeds a crocodile hoping it will eat him last". Poor boris.
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  1618. Another tyrannical puppet resigns and, like ardern, cries tears of self pity that she's being dumped by the very handlers she destroyed her country for. They never learn.
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  1619. It'll be the first time a ball of any description turned up at that conference.
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  1620. No-one loves war more than a politicians who's never had to fight in one. Even John Bolton, one of the biggest neo-con war mongers of the 21st century dodged the Vietnam draft when he was a youth but drools over the thought of other peoples' children dying in conflicts they never started.
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  1621. Yep - too bad his parents didn't beg him not to go and join a battalion of nazi butchers and mass murderers.
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  1622. We ended up with these "leaders" because of a (generally) apathetic public who have grown comfortable & compliant, who don't get directly involved in their communities, who choose to believe msm and who repeat the words 'conspiracy nut" whenever someone tries to warn them. it was only a matter of time before the lowest rung of society ended up being our rulers. The lockdown should have been a wake up all to literally everyone, and here we are being fed the Russia lie by the same parasites.
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  1623. The little green bogey.
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  1624. Well, Urslap is a doer...the EU is done.
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  1625. Nice one.
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  1626. Very true. We are ruled by a weak, useless, nasty and effete political class in Europe: they have always got away with everything they have done, but it's a different ball game, now that the bear has finally reacted to being poked non-stop - and now they are beginning to face the real world around them.
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  1627. I don't believe any claims about the attacker wanting more weapons for Ukraine. This was a clear signal sent out and that guy was picked to pull the trigger: in the vid you can see a man with a t-shirt walking up beside him (to his left): there appears to be a brief interaction and, as if on cue, it all starts while T-shirt man calmly leans against the fence and watches the shooting.
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  1628. I guess it was Scholz's time to show his commitment to the Black Eye Club.
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  1629. I think Ireland may have the monopoly on that.
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  1630. I see wikipedia has redefined the azov battalion to make them more palatable. Despicable. This is where we are in 2022, the wholesale support, PR, protection and promotion of n*z*s by our own politicians and media.
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  1631. Merry Christmas from the UK, Svetlana (and Ireland when I arrive there later in the week).
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  1632. Biden really has a filthy mouth. He's a street hustler.
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  1633.  @hongry-life  Thank you :)
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  1634. Best tax payer money you ever spent, eh, Lindsey? Elensky must be doing a lot to keep your various interests in Ukraine safe, whatever they are.
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  1635.  @righthand7965  Bozo the Clown.
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  1636. Its not us - its our rotten political and media class: they've been obsessed with Russia for a very long time.
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  1637. I saw footage of the crash site. Amongst the wreckage of the failed azov rescue there were chevrons recovered (military insignia) from South Africa, Maroc and Tanzania. The DPR investigators interviewed 2 survivors: one of them had a huge wolf tattoo on his chest.
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  1638. Westminster has been taken over by juvenile minded, privileged low lives. Lammy is a perfect example of that: there is no difference between the tories and labour at this stage.
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  1639. Cats have been sanctioned too? I guess that's meout, so.
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  1640.  @Truthorfib  Yes - Macroleon Blown-apart.
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  1641. He'll be safe and so will Russia be. Russia was consecrated (finally) in March this year.The globalists are done. Russia will survive and thrive under Putin.
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  1642.  @lolligf7063  True.
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  1643. Hey, Secretary General: your instructions to "Keep the US in, Germany Down and Russia Out" were Never supposed to be made public!
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  1644. 00:00 Ugh! :/
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  1645. NGO's: one of the biggest scourges we have, but at least Open Society is pulling out of Europe. That's a good outcome for us.
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  1646. When he was first announced as speaker I thought he looked like a wet eared nerd but I figured the GOP probably knew best. Giving away everything to biden and taking nothing in return on the Southern border was incredible. He's the worst they could have put up as speaker.
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  1647. That opening clip. Multiple shots to the stomach and it took nothing out of him, the guy even looks as healthy now as he did before.
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  1648. 'Chicken Kiev' Johnson - lol.
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  1649.  @louisbeerreviews8964  I guess you don't get the Chicken Kiev food reference.
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  1650. Oh no. A space laser: they have teamed up with aliens and probably global warming, too, to end life as we know it. Only Joe Biden, Bono and Al Gore can save us now.
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  1651.  @yurichtube1162  Weak, yes - but also a snake. No honour, no integrity.
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  1652. Parasites never see their own demise in the harm they cause their host, whether its a tapeworm or the EU political class.
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  1653. Its incredible: all these greens and anti-establishment peace parties suddenly became the worst authoritarians ad war mongers we've ever head: Christopher Monckton called it the Traffic light Effect: "The Greens are too Yellow To Admit They're really Red".
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  1654. I hope not - nature abhors a vacuum.
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  1655. The Emperor's New Forum :D
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  1656. The Board of Project Veritas has put James O'Keefe on paid leave and are considering ousting him. Mark Dice has just done a piece on it.
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  1657. I guess Baerb@ck is another proud member of the whlte powder club, so?
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  1658. It may not be for much longer: Ge0rge S0r0s 'Open Society' foundattion (the body that has been financing and promoting these politicians and their policies) is closing down all operations in Europe. I'm amazed that only Dr Steve Turley has been talking about this, its hugely significant.
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  1659. The UK media 'Russian' to conclusions as usual. The state and media probably had to make sure they got their story straight - that's why it took a week. PS - none of us saw the fires as an attack on us. It was clearly a falling out between the PM and his 'friends'.
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  1660. It's not Mike concern :D
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  1661. We found a bug in Zaluzhny's office. There's been one in the presidential office since 2019.
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  1662. Ukraine - Where the world of showbiz meets the world of showbiz for ugly people.
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  1663. Look at them all now crawling around to get favour with Trump. Has zuck got any self resepct at all.
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  1664. The "elite" have a hatred towards Russia that goes back centuries.
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  1665. LOL - Knowing the Pentagon it was probably a cloud!
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