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Femsyn:
No need to go close to God, it all scam!

Abi na, woke generation. Anything spiritual is all a lie?

Now, who is having terrible dreams? Who is having a downturn of finances? Shebi na me?

Someone even offered an advice that you go back to God, you claim the advice isn't what you need?

Don't worry, the lady is still taking it easy with you.

You should be lucky someone is willing take you through your situation.

OK, my advice.

1. Nightmares are fallacies. Could be a movie you watched or perhaps, you don't eat before you sleep.
2. The bad turn of events is just a coincidence. You will pull through.
3. Continue with your escapades with the lady. It's all in the head.
4. If you're bored of her. I think you should just relocate. Whatever hold she has on you, will disappear.

Above is what you want hear. There you have it, after all, we are not family members.

skywalker240:
Same you cannot advice your stupid country Men generals to take drastic actions to extinguish the lanky skeletal mannequin in aso rock

Nigerians and what does not concern the

joe54:
Brother killing brothers

Anyway, so the Ukrainians, Russians and the people of Belarus draw their lineage from this Slavic state of Kievan Rus. For centuries that followed, Ukraine was under Russian rule and then in the 1900s, when the USSR was present, Russia was the strongest Soviet state followed by Ukraine. Ukraine had defence industries and housed almost all the nuclear missiles of the USSR. During 1991 when the Cold War ended and the USSR collapsed, Ukraine became an independent nation and so did Russia. Since Ukraine housed the majority of the nuclear arsenal, it inherited 176 intercontinental ballistic missiles, 1,294 nuclear warheads, 44 EGIC Bombers, 700 Nuclear-tipped cruise missiles and 2,000 tactical nuclear weapons. They had to give them back to Russia three years later in exchange for a promise that Russia would respect Ukraine’s sovereignty. The two countries signed an agreement for the same.

In 2013, Ukraine’s President Viktor Yanukavych rejected a trade deal with the European Union, which otherwise, could have improved Ukraine’s ties with the rest of Europe and NATO countries. Instead, he took a 15 billion dollar bailout from Russia, which many Ukrainians felt was selling the country to Russia and consequently, protests broke out. In February 2014, the government was toppled and that angered Russia because the former Ukrainian President was a puppet to Putin who rejected the EU Trade Deal and literally sold his country to him. This is when Putin laid his eyes on Crimea doodads and invasion of Ukraine.

Putin will fail watch it unfold

JoeRizzla:
In full support of Russia.


Russia go clear US doubt