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Joined March 2015
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Replying to @PR_Thionnet
Le porte-voix du Kremlin. C'est ridicule.
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Replying to @saintjavelin
Not the world. They will not set foot in Canada. They can go and play in Pyongyang for all we care.
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Replying to @jeffjedras
And where are they gonna move it? Pyongyang? Minsk?
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Replying to @vatniksoup
Ukraine will make Mossad's Operation Bayonet look like a teen girl unfriending someone in Snapchat as revenge.
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Replying to @ChrisO_wiki
Better than what these Russian guys got:
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Replying to @thereds8
Moves where? Pyongyang? Minsk? You can organize your own tournament with NK, Belarus and Iran. Have fun.
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Replying to @GarrettHaake
Caravans are for Mexico what fentanyl was for us in Canada. A figment of his imagination that too many people played along with.
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Replying to @vatniksoup
Good news ofc, but is that a good use of Ukraine's resources? I mean, shouldn't they focus on eliminating what is left of the Black Sea Fleet?
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Replying to @SlawomirDebski
Absolutely correct, and very clearly stated.
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Replying to @PhillipsPOBrien
They make fun of Europe not being able to speak with one voice, but they also complain about Europe coming together to conspire against Russia.
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Replying to @MassDara
Understood. However, it's still puzzling that it worked for 5 years. SOME parents should feel something about losing their kids. SOME of them were lost to torture and abuse by their own commanders. Look at the Moskva, dozens dead and not a peep from the families for years.
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Replying to @JayinKyiv
Tbh, always a good idea to shoot down Russian helicopters, you never know what are they going to shoot at next. The AD might have saved a couple of residential buildings, who knows.
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Replying to @DominicWaghorn
The callousness of these people is breathtaking. They deal with the lives and homes of real people as if they were just pieces in a game of Risk or Monopoly.
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Replying to @Montecristo_on
"Russia breaks through". The same Russia that hasn't been able to take more than 2% of Ukraine in 5 years will suddenly take everything up to the Dnipro. Yeah, right...
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Replying to @Teoyaomiquu
You're right, my bad. But I guess they will also try to block EU membership forever since that would be such a threat to poor little innocent Russia...
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Replying to @Teoyaomiquu
Don't forget "no NATO membership" and who knows what other nonsense.
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Replying to @wartranslated
Always good news that Ukrainian POWs go back home. They endure terrible conditions in Russian captivity.
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Replying to @Acyn
Using the same logic ("just a few weeks left"), she wouldn't have impeached Trump after the Jan 6 attempted coup. If I show up drunk at work after giving my 2-week notice, I deserve to be fired.
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