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 Foreign Affairs › Re: Response To Russia: US Plan To Send Aircraft Carrier In The Mediterranean Sea by Appleyard(m): 10:17pm On Apr 22, 2016 |
hungryboy:Yeah! That's one sure way zombie-ism work.  3 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: China Says "No Dollars" For New Yuan by Appleyard(m): 9:25pm On Apr 22, 2016*. Modified: 10:40pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
Poseidon000:IN A TIME OF GLOBAL DECIET, TELLING THE TRUTH IS A REVOLUTIONARY ACT... Many a time, i watch in awe and outer disdain when homies hop in here on Nairaland and start yelling about how the status of the US Dollar and it's economy would remain unchanged, even if most nations of the world dealing the oil trade, should boycott using the Dollar in their respective financial dealings. And to buttress their myopic points, they start quoting some textbook economic principles and theories, which in the actual sense, are increasingly becoming unrealistic and impraticable in modern global economics reality. This apostles of America's economic apostasy waste no time in jumping the guns, wailing like Bob Marley and the Wailers, spouting lies and hypocrisy, basking in their never ending euphoria of self-delusional inclination, denoting a grotesque- filled analytical bias, enveloped in a zenith aura of mendacity; the after effects of an ingrained zombie-ism. They say the US don't give a dime if anyone is quitting the neck-tie Dollar financial system they created back in the 70s; so says the delusionists. But when some nations boldly dares the current Dollar financial settings, and the US started raining down fire and terror brimestones on their head, some of these same inmates doing life in western prison of zombiefication, comes howling that Uncle Sam is only spreading ''democrazy''. What a shame! When Saddam Hussein stopped using the US Dollar by creating a financial system that seeks to exchange his oil for other notes or a direct exchange of oil for goods, completely bypassing the US Dollar: suddenly, 9/11 occurred, (with sector 7 going down on a free fall - not forgeting the BBSin reporting the collapse of the Twin Towers 27 minutes before it actually happened,) then Bush's ''democrazy'' came calling on Iraq, and the 1st thing the US-led invaders did after the bombardment, was to reversed the financial system back to the status quo as against the advent of Saddam. Democrazy in deed! It was also ''democrazy'' in Libya when Qaddafi was pushing through his dream of an African gold Dinar - another financial assassinatior system to the US Dollar - and suddenly, an uprising emerged out of a color coded revolution that saw within a week of the uprising, the rebels (who are nothing but of Al Qaeda group members) creating their own Central Bank and exchange financial System, the 1st of such in the history of revolusions since the world began. And at the end thereof, Qaddafi paid with his life for daring the current financial order. Its even on record that Sarkozy of France openly labelled Libya as a ''threat to the global financial order.'' Now one may ask: how in hell (order than the gold dinar push) was Libya a threat to the financial order of the world? Well, you already know the answer. But for US and IS apologists, it wasn't because of the gold dinar. Nay! Its for democrazy! Pathetic! It was also democrazy when, immediately Nigeria under GEJ, announced plans to convert half of its Dollar denominated foreign reserve into the Chinese Yuan, the Boko Haram insulgency quadrupled overnight, and the western Media launched world war 3 against the Federal government, with Chibok happening overnight, ditto no single help comming from the self acclaim fighter of terrorism. And now that Buhari had gone to China, amidst claims that a currency swap plan is in the offing, it was then American number one lying machine, CNN, suddenly lay hold on a tape purporting that the Chibok girls are alive and well. But they forgot that not everyone are idiotic in not noting that the girls they displayed were well fed, robust, full of life, and looking even brighter and lively than Christiane Armanpour and Anderson Cooper. Somebody should pls tell if Boko Haram is now in copetition with Nebudchadnizer's table staffs. But the apologists still can't see it. Pathetic! Pathetic! 9 Likes 3 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Here's How The World's Most Advanced Missile-defense System Works by Appleyard(m): 8:55pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
Zoharariel:Amerika Wonder propaganda has been ongoing since the world began. No doubt, they have qood quality makes, but their over hype and over exaggeration is where the problem lies. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 9:15pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
Missy89:I quite agree with you, especially on your point of having to be of interest.. Thats right.. The link clearly support that fact. 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Kerry: We Could Have Shot Down The Russian Jet That Buzzed A US Destroyer by Appleyard(m): 9:08pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
Missy89:And its the same ship again, which makes it all the more interesting.  4 Likes 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 9:05pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
Missy89:...if there is a full scale war. You really think so? The space base early warning system is just one part of the Russian nuclear defense system. Come to think of it; its not even much of an integral and dynamic part of the Russian system to begin with. Please consider this: http://russianforces.org/blog/2015/02/russia_lost_all_its_early-warn.shtml The array of Russia's early warning system is predominated in a combination of backups - wicked sensors and radar systems. For instance, plus the ones i have already mentioned earlier on, Russia has already switched on the Volorezh DM in the western region of Kaliningrad. It has an operating range of 6,000km (3,730 miles), and can cover all of Europe and the Atlantic." It is designed to detect space and aerodynamic targets, including ballistic and cruise missiles. And its just one of such numerous systems they have that stretches across and even set up outside Russia. The Russians are always aware and fully prepared. The space based version is just another spice to it. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 6:47pm On Apr 17, 2016 |
Missy89:Stop misrepresenting my intentions. I never enphantically denied that Russia like the rest don't partake in spying. Who doesn't know about the KGB? What i tried explaining and denouncing was the over exaggeration by our brother when he said ''all personal activities'' are controlled or supervised in Russia, and i gave my argument to that effect. So.... By the way; how are your preparations to vacate Fairfax going? You know Trump, the chosen one, is on the ascedency, and you know what lies ahead.. But being the good man i am, i can help you with a return ticket to Siberia, provided you would ride on John Kerry's Donald Cook twice unfortunate cruiser.. is that Okay with you, my lady? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Kerry: We Could Have Shot Down The Russian Jet That Buzzed A US Destroyer by Appleyard(m): 1:58am On Apr 17, 2016 |
@zoharariel, i wanted to say the same thing on the ''debunk'' claim. Abi na anoda one happen? 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 1:46am On Apr 17, 2016 |
Missy89:Don't go over your character, my dear. Contrary to your deposition, i know Russia like the back of my hand. I did alot of studies on the Baltics and Soviet history back in skool. So you and your Langley sons can't lecture me on Rus and the mentality of the people thereof. Russia is no saint nor the best place to be, but its neither worse that the US when it comes to human rights. Before now, i have said it on a similar thread that most of these highly develop nations are all guilty of spying. I told your son recently that the act of a government spying on it's own people, is a feature of totalitarianism, and SORM, like many others around the globe, (the west in particular) is just a fragment of that problem. Now from the theme of the article you posted above, it was clear that, although eavesdropping has always been around, which everybody knew, the propensity at which it has risen in sophistication while gaining legal sanctity, is mainly born out of the new waves of toppling authorities and destroying nations by your hegemonic masters, through what is now called ''color coded revolutions.'' Its only an uninformed and propagandized mind that still believe that the Arab Spring was a ''chanced occurrance.'' And as a result, this has given the perverted excuse to some of these governments to tighten and consolidate on existing practise (however mild,) and introduce new measures to secure their long term economic, political and security future. But notwithstanding, what is wrong, is always wrong, though it may be right in the eyes of a few. Be that as it may, i think also that this too has also been often times over exaggerated. We know that in modern day surveillance ,the easiest way for someone to eavesdrop on your communications isn’t to intercept them in transit anymore; it’s to hack your computer. And by this, it can not be against ''all persons'' like our brother said. There are always the primary target. And another thing people have failed to grasp is that, partial or exstensive control of the internet, does not change peoples opinion or views the way its been portrayed. That's why despite SORM and the rest, you still see protests here and there in Moscow and other places. . The Ukrainian SORM was in place, yet a color coded revolution successfully took place, landing the country into chaos. Last March, there was protest in St. Petersburg following the provocative punishment of Dadin under Russia's controversial article 212.1. It is always easy to over exaggerate. On the opposition, the anti crimean voter that went into exile, was it Putin that sent him away? The people that have been protesting here are there since last year to this year; how many of them have been chased by Putin into exile? 2 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 10:18pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Missy89:Ok. By this you mean; if say a nuclear weapon is launched right now, Moscow won't be able to detect it early enough? Or...? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 10:14pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Missy89:Wow! That's awesome my lady. But ask yourself; since when do opinion polls wins elections? They're just a fragment aggregrational representation of the unknown, and they are overwhelmingly subject to certain determinants. Wait until he finish clinching the R ticket, and when the real showdown begins, come back and relay this ya ''basket ball-like scores'' opinion polls standings. It's then you will know that opinion polls are just like football league tables that keep changing day in day out. The only thing they can do now is deny him the ticket, one way or the other. Otherwise, once that man get that permissive piece of paper, its then you will know why politics is a game of swings and tacts; Hillary would be toasted before the very eyes of the General public....I just can't wait for that time to come! Opinion polls keh! i laf in kumaisi.... We shall see, my dear Lady. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 9:41pm On Apr 16, 2016 |
Lucasbalo:Aright... |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 6:46pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
Missy89:I asked you a question: did Russia have en early warning system right now or not? Because its clear that the whole thing is shrouded in mystery.. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 6:39pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
ValerianSteel:You have actually spoken well in that you grasp what and how a color coded revolution entails. But to broaden your knowledge, take Ukraine into consideration and you would understand the lenght at which a color coded revolution could go, and the dangers it poses to national security. Opining that oppositions are not tolerated in Russia under Putin, is a script from western media narative; and citing the murder of Nemtsov as an example to that effect, furthers shows that you are still comprehending the ruthlessness at which the devils behind color coded revolutions could go. A blindman can even tell that Nemtsov murder was an external job. Even some members of the opposition are of this opinion. The aim was to try and elicit massive emotional reaction from the public, but just like the Syrian nerve gas, it failed woefully. The id.ots probably forgot that in order for the act to look plausible and reasonable, the ''Russian government'' can't kill the man right in front of its own security building in broad daylight. This is where common sense becomes very uncommon amongs the begotten sons of western institute of zombie-ism. Nemtsov and the opposition has been around years since Putin came into power. Yet again, the devils failed. But be sure they will try again. Contrary to your opinion, ''All personal activities'' are not been watched in Russia. That's an exaggeration of the highest order that even a lie dedector will get angry with. Russia is not a police state like Amerika where a man and a woman's bedroom civil war are watched and recorded by the NSA, with no privacy of their own. No amount of western propaganda and media lies against Putin can change the minds of the over 80% of the people that support him. That is the spirit of the Russian of people, a stark definition of collectivism! And this what the western naratives has failed to break, because they can't even understand it. This is what make Russia different fr6 it peers in the west. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 5:26pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
marvelous000: 2 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 5:16pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
Lucasbalo:I read you, dear brother. It is only those that have tasted or witnessed the horrors of war, that can tell the undesirability of it. So, whenever i hear folks down here praying for a showdown with Moscow (hoping that Hillary would bring this to bear,) makes me feel sorry for them. Nevertheless, we can hope for the best while expecting the worst. On Hillary winning the Presidency, i won't trade words with you, dear brother. But be it known to thee, O lucasbalo, that the Spiritual governs the Physical, and it has been determine 16 years before now that Trump would emerge and win the elections. And behold now, O Lucasbalo,16years later, Trump came calling, setting the American political arena on fire, with opposition forces from within his own party, and from without calling for his head. But despite his ''madness,'' his popularity among the electorates continue to soar in unprecedented proportion. For none has taken the American electoral system by such storm. Why? Because it was his destiny. Whom the cosmic order has bless, no man can curse. O Lucasbalo, come 2017, get ready to part with some dollars treat of Vanila ice cream, and a plate loaded with the best of MCdonalds', after the swearing in of the cosmic anointed candidate. The spirits have spoken, O lucasbalo. Its game on! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 12:51pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
ValerianSteel:Have you heard about colour coded revolution? Do you know how it work? When Nemtsov was murdered, was there protest in Russia? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 12:06pm On Apr 15, 2016 |
NairaMinted:There is one that have such rating: David Cameron and the RobinHood outlaws. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 11:48am On Apr 15, 2016 |
Missy89:Yea.. And by this, you believe that the Bear currently have no early warning system in place? On the capabilities of the sat, the whole thing is shrouded in secrecy, there is no denying that. Information about the launches from the Plesetsk Comodrome is classified. In 2015, the Aerospace Forces launched a total of 21 space sats meant for different purposes, and all of them cruxified to the cross of secrets. Even this increasing secrecy has got Pentagon worried. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 2:11am On Apr 15, 2016 |
Missy89:Yes...and you expect the Russians to tell you what has been a top secret, eh? Is the EKS currently functional or not? Are you also aware, as reported, that a single Tundra sattelite can cover and replaced the work of 6 old generational sattelites? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 1:19am On Apr 15, 2016 |
Missy89:..putting the US in the forefront of rocket technology... .. Okay o! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 1:14am On Apr 15, 2016 |
Missy89:Stop making much ado about nothing! The fact that the FSB have been fighting terrorism does not in anyway entails that other bodies can not be creatf to meet new challenges. The FSB has since been around, while the government was mulling the creation of this same body wayback since 2008. Was the government oblivious of its role b4 now? I don't think so. I find it very funny that some of you have already drawn up conclusions regarding this bill vis Putin's interest. You guys are mistaking the mental capacity and socio-political orientation of the average Russian citizens with that of the typical clueless westerners. These are people with an umatched will of survival, even in the darkest moments, such as in the 1998 economic crises. People who witnessed a coup in their own backyard, and sanctions placed on their nation for responding to the crisis. Then they saw how their people got murdered over the air in Egypt, and when their government responded massively in Syria, one need to be reminded of the standing ovasion it recieves from the same people in question. Yes. Russians like Nigerians, Angolas, Venezuelas, etc, aren't happy about the current nature of things, which is understandable, but if you are expecting them to take to the streets against Putin, then i must say you would have to wait till fowl grows teeth. It simply won't happen. It didnt happen when sanctions were biting harder, let alone now that its losing its teeth as the Russian economy continue to adapt to the prevailing conditions, with most Russians absolving the government of any blame, while mostly blaming the west and current oil.prices, for being the root causes.It is only a dreamer who would be expecting Russians to rise against the current government. I only cited the armed forces as an example. All military and policing bodies reports to whom? So the police, mobile riot units, FSB and the rest, are not enough to ''defend'' him, and that's why he created a new NG to defend himself, abi? If you have said that Putin aims to take down certain elements like 'fifth columnist' or some damn islamic so and so, etc, then we can talk. But saying he is defending himself against the same people that hold him so high, especially since the Syrian debacle, is simply out of point. You are reading it from a western point of view, but unfortunately, the average Russian perception is totally different. That's why they don't even see him and his government as the problem. One need consider his approval rating for March. So, i wonder why he should be ''defending'' himself against who? Hilary or Erdogan? 3 Likes 2 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 9:46pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Missy89:Believe me: If oil prices goes up right now, nothing would stop a positive turn in the economics of the aforesaid nations. And that too is a fact. On the National Guard bill contents, post its details here, then bring in that of Homeland security, that of France after Paris attacks, etc, and lets do some comparisons. It is trite that when a nation is facing critical times, measures are put in place to address such situations. We all know how far Russia has suffered in the hands of terrorism, and the dangers it pose to it presently. Saying that Putin is creating such a body to defend himself, is totally unfounded. The Russian government have been mulling the creation of such body since 2008, following wave after waved of terror attacks. Well, lets keep our fingers cross and watch the future. Finally, if a poll states that 75% are still solidly behind their leader, i wonder where the same poll got the other 60 percent from. And come to think of it; they didnt say Putin was the cause. Did they? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 8:07pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Missy89:What a joke! Putin New National Guard keh! Na wow 4 u o, Missy The new national guard is to tackle issues ranging from terrorism to organized crimes, etc. Why would he need such a body to protect himself when he already controls the police and armed forces? It doesn't make sense! Again, it wasn't ''most'' Russians that think ill of Putin or blame the current woes on him. Certainly, the economy isn't faring well at the moment, but so too with Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Brazil, Angola, Ecuador, Nigeria, etc; nations whose economy mostly relies on oil to thrive. It is a general phenomenon as induced by the crash in global oil price. Most Russians knows this to be true, and that's why more than 75% of the populace still rally behind him in Russia. The sanctions have little to do with it, and whether they are qenewed to 2020 or ends in July, it would make little or no difference if the main determinant - oil prices - remain low or increases. Thats a fact! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 7:39pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
NairaMinted:My brother, i no fit laf o.. When our brethren our the other end discover that their master have no other options, they easily fall back to a sanctions that is gradually loosing its teeth. If what they have seen in Syria isn't enough to let them see that Russia bows to no one and can't be bullied, then i wonder what else can help them see reality as it is. This is Russia, not some 3rd world country. 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 7:10pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
NairaMinted:Lol. Theirs is Desert airforce that specialized in bombing desert children and women, hospitals and parties, but can't take out ordinary tankers.... Cheeseburger indeed! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Dramatic Moment Russian Fighter Jets 'buzzed' A US Navy Warship by Appleyard(m): 7:03pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Missy89:I thought the sanctions have been moved to 2017? And it seems you expect Russians to bow to sanctions. Rather, it has greatly increased the resolve of the average Russian. And what can poor Hillary do? you guys think Russia is Ghadafi or those hapless desert nations that you can bully abt? and that is if she can even win half of what Trump would get in the general elections, should it get down to both.Don't let lucasbalo hear this o. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Aftermath Of Ousting Gadaffi Worst Mistake Of My Presidency - Obama by Appleyard(m): 6:31pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
boostdom:Missy is my good friend and a very sound analyst. But when it comes to certain footings about Amerika and its satanic foreign policy, she has been living in self-denial since the word began. And that Obama comment has only vindicated the late Hugo Chavez: Obama is just a puppet in the White House. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 6:19pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Missy89:There is no Jester anywhere. Russia's early warning systems varies in proportions. In addition to the dedicated early-warning sat systems, the Don-2N radar of the Moscow missile defense system and the Dunay-3U radar near Chekhov are also used for early-warning and space surveillance. So, it was never a real problem. Not to mentioned that Russia has already launched a new early warning system satellite called EKS-1 (EKS No.1) early on Tuesday, November 17, 2015. The launch of the satellite was conducted by the Soyuz 2-1B rocket with a Fregat-M upper stage, launching from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia, with a T-0 of 06:34 UTC. The sat is already functioning. By this claim, some folks wants to make it appear like, Russia no longer have early warning system - space based or ground based. It is only a deluded fellow that would believe a sophisticated technological power house like Russia doesn't have its skies covered or space activities elsewhere being watched. In fact, Russia has been launching space capabilities that is causing Pentagon to wail like a defrauded prostitute. Whatever the 2013 launched Kosmos-2491 was, it wasn’t some innocuous communications satellite. And over the next year and a half, Russia launched two more of the mysterious, maneuvering spacecraft, each time sneaking it into orbit as part of a routine commsat launch. No one outside the Russian government, and perhaps the Pentagon, knows for sure what Kosmos-2491, -2499, and -2504 are for. But it’s clear enough what the three mystery sats could do, in theory. Zipping across orbital planes hundreds of thousands of feet above Earth, the nimble little spacecraft—which are apparently the size of a mini-refrigerator—are able to get really close to other satellites. Close as in a few dozen feet away. I don't even need to remind here that the wicked Bear has ''snapped'' and released footages of top US secret satellites... In essence, the Bear have little worry over the skies above, while watching what goes on in space else where. They're always there on the same footing, if not always a step ahead. Fear Russia! 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 5:09pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Zoharariel:Its anyone still wondering why the Id1ots, inter alia, called for the Geneva peace table? Russia's EW is second to none. Even a US General, Harris, confessed to this, and he unashamedly stated that they were in Ukraine, not to help the Ukro canon folders in the Donbass frontlines, but actually, to learn from the Ukrainians how Russia EW systems works. At the end of the day, the General confessed that he had not seen anything like it. Propaganda just can't fool everyone all the time. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 4:50pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
scully95:They correctly named it Satan because, there was no ICBM like it then, and even now. Its capabilities are just too scary in so much that the only meaningful tag that can be associated with it, is Satan, being the chief and the most wicked of all the demons. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Next-gen 100-ton Nuclear Missile Could Be Test-fired By 2017! by Appleyard(m): 4:43pm On Apr 14, 2016 |
Zoharariel: all these ontop Hillary Clinton? If Trump sees this.... 2 Likes 1 Share |
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