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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Brentford (1 - 2) On 12th November 2022 by Teaser4(m): 3:32pm On Nov 12, 2022

Omo game don finish

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Brentford (1 - 2) On 12th November 2022 by Teaser4(m): 2:49pm On Nov 12, 2022

Forget football hard, we just Dey analyze rubbish from our comfort zone ni…

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Brentford (1 - 2) On 12th November 2022 by Teaser4(m): 2:46pm On Nov 12, 2022

Dem don break my boy’s head ooooo

Hope say we go get penalty sha

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Brentford (1 - 2) On 12th November 2022 by Teaser4(m): 2:31pm On Nov 12, 2022

Fira09:
City are finished, attacking zero.

You say!!!

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Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 2:26pm On Nov 12, 2022

HornyTave:
Ukraine has recaptured 10,000km out of 120,000km and you call it a success? after 9 months omo

you get time bro, just ignore

Na the current map be this

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 2:23pm On Nov 12, 2022

ShoeWorld2:
What I told you is not western propaganda but a verifiable fact that you can verify.
No defense industry is independent and you must buy one component or the other from other defense industries within or outside your country.
when last did you see Orlan-10 drone even in your trusted Intel Slava G or War Gonzo telegram page?
Unlike the time when Russia annexed Crimea and was sanctioned by EU but some defense industries in France and Germany even USA are secretly doing business with them. This time all eyes are open on various defense industries to make sure that there won't be lapses. Russia know wetin dem dey see wey push dem to be buying drones from Iran. Some of the captured equipment are those meant for victory day parade but I do not need to tell you why they end up in war front. They're even using T-62m now on many front lines

I will still say that without Nuke Russia won't win this or fulfill their initial objectives.

I was trying to attach this earlier Goan read https://www thetimes. co uk/article/putin-goldeneye-weapon-missile-strike-n999900cg. Russia won’t use nuke on Kiev, there are other deadly weapons, wey dem fit employ. The western media don Dey spread this wan now..:

I repeat once again anything about Russian running out of missiles is nothing but western propaganda, cos I have verifiable proof to back that up.

Make we Dey see how things dey go sha… do not miss my threads…

Stay safe bro

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Vs Brentford (1 - 2) On 12th November 2022 by Teaser4(m): 2:19pm On Nov 12, 2022

Foden!!!!

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Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 12:33pm On Nov 12, 2022*

ShoeWorld2:
Ukraine always shell Belgrod, Kupsyank and then Crimea(when they have tochka ballastic missiles) what happened when they blow kerch Bridge is shocked attack and will still happen once in a while during the course of this war but cannot be sustained if its to be every day something.
Missile production in Russia is all time low/slow due to sanctions not due to money because Russia na big fish. Even Russians know that Ukraine is likely to attack Crimea to cut their rail/land route(kerch bridge) and further undermine their offensive capabilities that's why they're digging multiple defensive lines in Crimea.
Russia and the Western countries are tired of this war but Ukrainians are far from being tired. Their new drone have range of 1000km and can reach Moscow. The drone will enter service next year and it will be clear to all that Russia cannot win this war if they don't make use of nuke.

OK... I thought you dey stay for Nigeria

nah only the bolded I have problem with. It’s pure western propaganda and I have proof to back that up, cos according to western media Moscow has always being running out of missiles

You and I know that Ukraine will never strike Moscow, cos not only Kyiv go suffer that consequences, e go escalate to world war 3. Washington carefully select the kind of weapons they send to Ukraine, dem no fit send longer range weapons to em. Even dem scold Zelensky for the crimea bridge bombing,

Make we Dey observe how things go unfold, I’m looking forward to winter. I want you to note something, if russia want to destroy Ukraine even without nuclear ragas, they can do that… I hope that’s not up for debate, they display that during the attack on their energy infrastructures, even Zelenski shouted dem want to wipe us out….

Crime › Re: Is It Normal For Police To Enter A Street & Arrest People Without Offense? by Teaser4(m): 11:36am On Nov 12, 2022

Anything is normal in Nigeria, stay safe

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 11:02am On Nov 12, 2022

Simeonjoe1:
Escalation with what?
Except nuclear weapon and mass military conscription Russia don't have any super advantages now, they've exploited their advantages.

with the occupation of Kherson city, Crimea now within HIMARS range. na that escalation i dey talk about…

The last time Ukraine bombed the Crimea bridge, you know what happened? And it’s still happening sef.. make I attach images hold on

How many times dem wan tell una say nuclear deterrence na for NATO not Ukraine but there something else , it’s already spreading among western media, they fear Putin may use it…

Goan read
https://www thetimes. co uk/article/putin-goldeneye-weapon-missile-strike-n999900cg

I hope you know, that’s two different images below.

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 10:56am On Nov 12, 2022

Hotice085:
All these POOtin asslickers are still talking about Ukraine not minding the domestic damage this is doing to POOtin

Continue analysing nonsense while POOtin is now avoiding media shows in Russia, even his media goons in state TV don de question the calamities since the day abandoned Kiev

Now you guys are daring Zenlenskys to attack Crimea, una mumu no be small what do you think this war is all about?

Crimea is the goal and stop running your mouth we don't tire for una mouth since day 1

mynd44 Mukina2 Seun Lalasticala rule 2

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 10:55am On Nov 12, 2022

Nairaland is free to use, create your own thread and analyze sensible situations, and let’s enjoy our senseless in peace.

Nah CNN Dey analyze the situation on ground, RT or TASS

Regardless, the map still looks beautiful

Foreign Affairs › Re: Bucha 3.0 Loading: Ukrainian SBU Conducting Searches In Kherson City by Teaser4(m): 9:50am On Nov 12, 2022

People wey dem don evacuate since. Anyone wey stay behind na pro Ukrainians, cos any pro Russian wey stay behind will be killed

Funny enough I opened a cnn report to see how Kherson citizens flood the streets, I was surprised I only saw few lmao.

I guess this is the new definition of flood

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Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 9:44am On Nov 12, 2022

lhordspy:
Another angle to it. Russia all this while has been looking for the war to escalate. They want to annihilate ukraine in the most brutal way but also trying to avoid criticising from the media.

They may deliberately sabotage their facility in crimea and blame it on ukraine. Then the flood-gate of hell will be open on them.

I just pity the army being move into Kherson at the moment. Those guys are gone.

now you get my points bro, now that HIMARS don Dey range of Crimea, make dem send missiles… I like tha kind of escalation and hopefully e go happen. The war is dragging too long, make everywhere burst make dem fight proper jare. I trust Zelenski will never give em go ahead to strike Crimea, dem still never fully recover from ordinary Bridge wey dem partially blew…

Let’s see how things go unfold sha….

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 9:41am On Nov 12, 2022

ShoeWorld2:
Russia won't escalate more than they're doing now. Ukrainians have been shelling belgrood and other Russian cities close to their boundary and nothing happens. They're even targeting crimea when the war started with their tochka ballistic missile that have 120km range.

Russia has disgracefully lost the only regional capital under them same way they were disgraced in Kharkiv.
To even shock Russia supporters, nothing will happen to Ukraine in Kherson because Russia soldiers left the city blowing up bridges, so I don't know how they will come back to that city again.

I dey sell sneakers

Youre right about Kherson city, I don’t think they are coming back, dem go just defend the 60% they have left…

What I mean by escalation, make dem strike inside Crimea territory, the last time dey blow up the bridge you know what happened afterwards…. I dont know what happened with Belgrod maybe the place no dey Putin’s redline, na my opinion tho.

You know Crimea is within HIMARS range now, so I’d like them to escalate first, I’ll be looking forward to that. I love escalations.

I no fit buy anything from you bro, I don’t live in Nigeria. You should open a thread for that.

The map is still looks beautiful regardless sha

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 8:58am On Nov 12, 2022

lhordspy:
It is a trap. I repeat it is a fvcking trap.

The Ukrainian army ought to know this. Russia is planning on shelling the 40% part of Kherson into a dead city. Same tactics was used in Syria.

Ukranian army moving it men into the region quickly, all for media clout is biggest mistake i have seen.

Trap or not, they can’t cross the Dnipro river regardless, na suicide, I just pray make dem strike into Crimea from there, so the war can quickly escalate. I love escalation, make everyone’s doubt clear at once.

Foreign Affairs › Re: What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 8:55am On Nov 12, 2022

[quote author=general111 post=118324244]In modern times, no country is a push over in warfare.
War should be avoided in modern times[/quote]Ukraine has been defeated long time ago, now Russia is fight NATO in Ukraine, it’s a PROXY war. I have no problems with their support, no one has monopoly over war.

The war could have been avoided if Kiev don honor the “Minsk Agreement”, but NO… just google Donbass war and see for yourself, the war was inevitable

Foreign Affairs › What Russia’s Kherson Withdrawal Means For The War-CNN by Teaser4(op): 8:41am On Nov 12, 2022*

CNN — Scenes of jubilation broke out in Ukraine’s southern Kherson city on Friday as Ukrainian forces advanced through much of the city and its surrounding area, apparently encountering little or no resistance as they regained the only regional capital captured by Russia this year.

Russian forces have retreated to the east bank of the Dnipro River, which cleaves through the wider region, also called Kherson, that was annexed by Russia in September in violation of international laws.

The withdrawal is another humiliating setback for Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, and the most significant military moment in the war since Ukrainian forces swept through the northern Kharkiv region in September.

What just happened?
The Russian withdrawal was ordered on Wednesday during a choreographed meeting in Moscow between Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and General Sergey Surovikin, the commander of Russia’s forces in Ukraine, which was shown on Russian state media.

In leaving the western half of Kherson, the Russians have pulled back from thousands of square kilometers, including some of Ukraine’s best farmland, which it has occupied since the early days of the invasion.

Surovikin said that the withdrawal would protect the lives of civilians and troops – who have faced a punishing Ukrainian counteroffensive that targeted Russian ammunition depots and command posts, hampering their supply lines.

Russian forces have now ceded about 40% of the Kherson region, which straddles the Dnipro, within a few days.

Now that Ukrainian forces have recaptured Kherson as far as the Dnipro river, the two sides face each other across the river over a distance of some 250 kilometers (155 miles) – from the area around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to the edge of the Black Sea

What it means for Russia
The withdrawal – while presented as a prudent military move to save resources and allow them to be deployed to other fronts – nevertheless deals a blow to Moscow’s campaign in Ukraine.

Just weeks ago Kherson region was annexed, illegally incorporated into the Russian Federation. Now about 10,000 square kilometers of land are back in Ukrainian hands, and Ukraine’s accurate Western-supplied artillery is within range of Crimea.

Russia still however retains control of about 60% of the Kherson region, south and east of the Dnipro, including the coastline along the Sea of Azov. So long as Moscow’s troops control and fortify the Dnipro’s east bank, Ukrainian forces will struggle to damage or disrupt the canal that carries fresh water to Crimea.

Moving to the east bank will make it EASIER for Russia to replenish its troops and regain defense in depth. Any attempt by Ukrainian forces to cross the Dnipro would be costly to the point of prohibitive, as Russian forces are well dug in along a stretch of the river. Pillbox guardhouses have become a common sight; trenches appeared on satellite imagery and civilians were unceremoniously removed from homes close to the river.

In Moscow, some hawkish commentators have lamented the withdrawal as a humiliation and an embarrassment. But others who were previously critical of the Defense Ministry have accepted the move. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said Surovikin had saved a thousand soldiers and “made a difficult but right choice between senseless sacrifices for the sake of loud statements and saving the priceless lives of soldiers.”

Kadyrov added that Kherson was a difficult place to fight, especially without guaranteed resupply routes.

What it means for Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky hailed Friday as “a historic day” for Ukraine. “We are returning the south of our country, we are returning Kherson,” Zelensky said.

The Ukrainian military’s fresh success, on the heels of a lightning fast advance across much of Kharkiv in September, will help reinforce international support for Ukraine’s war effort, even as US officials are urging Zelensky to soften his rhetoric on negotiations, if not his core demands.

Success in Kherson may also allow exhausted Ukrainian units some respite, as well as allow redirected focus on Donbas, where fierce fighting continues in both Luhansk and Donetsk.

But Russia has PLENTY of weaponry and tens of thousands of newly mobilized troops to send into battle, and its campaign against Ukrainian infrastructure has left power and water supplies hanging by a thread in many regions. Ukraine is slowly receiving advanced air defenses from Western donors but has a huge area to defend

Source—https://edition cnn com/2022/11/11/europe/ukraine-russia-kherson-dnipro-explainer-intl/index.html

Satellite Images of the #Kherson Bridges

Antonovsky and Darevsky bridges in the Kherson region blown up by the Russian army on the night of 11 November after the COMPLETION of troop withdrawal.

Yes it’s no news that Russian soldiers don withdraw from KHC, which means they lost 40% control of the Oblast, however they still control 60%. The way some of una Dey wannk on every available thread like say the khokols don retake all their former territories is nauseating, na me first report am, it enter frontpage sef, no emotion attached, I’m just doing my thing while I’m catching up with history. War isn’t 1+1, setbacks are part of the game, they could have choose to defend the city with the last Russian soldier, but they choose to run, which is humiliating but not the end of the war or world, they still control larger percentage of former Ukrainian territories and they still have upper hands-OP.

PS: una see say I no abuse anyone on this thread, if you wanna contribute, reciprocate the same energy, any form of abuse or insult directed at me or anyone will be reported to the MODS asap.

The 4th images highlighted those former Ukraine regions, currently under Russia, the deeper ones shows the territories that are fully under Russia, weda dem Dey fight dia or not doesn’t matter, while the slightly light one that’s Kherson City wey dem just run from… the map was from CNN, if na RT una fit call am propaganda.

Politics › Re: Restructuring: No President Can Solve Nigeria Problem Without Doing This by Teaser4(m): 1:47pm On Nov 11, 2022*

This reminds me of one my favorite lecturer’s quote in college, back in naija… he said and I quote “ even if una elect Jesus as una president, he won’t succeed, with this current Nigeria’s political structure”.

The 1999 constitution needs to be abolished, if there’s no provision for that, maybe another bloodless coup should happen…. If una elect Obi with this current structure, una own go worse pass change agents back in 2015…. #MyOpinion

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Romance › Re: Apart From Love And Attention, What Do Broke Guys Give Their Girlfriends? by Teaser4(m): 1:12pm On Nov 11, 2022

I’m here to read comments

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine Fears Retreating Russians Will Turn Kherson Into 'City Of Death‘ by Teaser4(op): 1:10pm On Nov 11, 2022*

Elvictor:
So why were they celebrating before

PR e don tey wey dem don celebrate last, let em enjoy… Russia Don evacuate finish early this morning, khokols are the new sheriff in town now

Business › Re: $1 Back To ₦‎690 At Black Market by Teaser4(m): 7:55am On Nov 11, 2022

That was so fast….and good hope it maintains the momentum

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Foreign Affairs › Ukraine Fears Retreating Russians Will Turn Kherson Into 'City Of Death‘ by Teaser4(op): 7:25am On Nov 11, 2022*

Ukraine claims big gains in south, but fears retreating Russians will turn Kherson into ‘city of death

Kyiv, Ukraine CNN — Ukraine’s military said it had retaken swathes of territory in Kherson on Thursday after Moscow ordered a partial withdrawal from the area, though officials in Kyiv warned that retreating Russian soldiers could turn the regional capital into a “city of death” on their way out.

A military spokesman said that in just 24 hours, Ukrainian forces had pushed the front line in the key southern region of Kherson forward by 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) and taken control of more than 260 square kilometers of territory (100 square miles). Kyiv said it took control of the towns of Snihurivka and Kyselivka, both of which sit along key roads leading into Kherson city, the regional capital. Kyselivka is located about 15 kilometers (9 miles) away from Kherson city.

Moscow on Wednesday said its troops would withdraw from the west bank of the Dnipro River, an area that includes Kherson city, in one of the biggest military setbacks for Russia since its invasion began. A spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry said that effort began the following day.

Officials in Kyiv, however, have treated the announcement with skepticism. Kherson is one of four Ukrainian regions that Russia attempted to annex in violation of international law, and some doubt that Moscow would give up fighting for a territory filled with people that Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed would be Russian citizens

Ukrainian officials are also concerned that the Russian military will embrace scorched earth tactics and leave behind a trail of devastation in the wake of their withdrawal. Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, alleged Thursday that Russia “wants to turn Kherson into a ‘city of death.’”

The Russian military “mines everything they can: apartments, sewers. Artillery on the left [eastern] bank plans to turn the city into ruins. This is what ‘Russian world’ looks like: came, robbed, celebrated, killed ‘witnesses,’ left ruins and left,” Podolyak tweeted.

Ukraine military spokesman Vladyslav Nazarov said Russian forces were continuing to shell areas recaptured by the Ukrainian military and attempted to strike humanitarian aid distribution points.

However, signs of the retreat have begun to emerge.

Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Washington had seen the “beginnings” of a Russian withdrawal in Kherson. Satellite imagery taken last week of Russian-occupied Crimea showed trenches being dug near the border with Kherson..

If and when Russian troops do withdraw to the east bank, their supply lines will become easier to manage and they will regain defense in depth. Any attempt by Ukrainian forces to cross the Dnipro river, could be costly to the point of prohibitive.

Russia STILL retain control of 60% of the Kherson region(Kherson Oblast), including the coastline along the Sea of Azov. So long as Moscow’s troops control and fortify the Dnipro’s east bank, Ukrainian forces will struggle to damage or disrupt the canal that carries fresh water to Crimea.

https://edition cnn com/2022/11/10/europe/kherson-gains-russia-retreat-intl/index.html

Mynd44 Seun Lalasticala Mukina2 Nlfpmod frontpage

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Teaser4(m): 7:08am On Nov 11, 2022*

Maloney is ranting grin

Abi na meltdown lemmaaaaao

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Aston Villa EFL Cup (4 - 2) On 10th Nov 2022 by Teaser4(m): 4:41pm On Nov 10, 2022

Man utd go collect

Foreign Affairs › Winter Could Be Diplomatic Opportunity In Ukraine-russia War- USA Officials by Teaser4(op): 11:57pm On Nov 09, 2022

Winter could be diplomatic opportunity in Ukraine-Russia war, U.S. and Western officials say

Russia and Ukraine are most likely looking to the slower tempo of battle this winter as a time to re-set and re-fit their forces to be ready for a spring offensive.

Some U.S. and Western officials increasingly believe that neither side can achieve all of their goals in the Ukraine war and are eyeing the expected winter slowdown in fighting as an opportunity for diplomacy to begin between Russia and Ukraine, say officials familiar with the matter.

Western defense officials question Ukraine’s ability to remove Russian troops completely from occupied areas, and if military operations on the ground stabilize over the winter that could underline that neither side is likely to achieve its goal of controlling the whole country, the officials said. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly on matters of diplomacy.

“In the winter everything slows down,” said a Western official with direct knowledge of military operations. “The potential for talks, we would like to see that happening.”

The official pointed to a statement by Russia’s ambassador to the U.K. last week about the potential for negotiations as possible “messaging” toward a diplomatic path.

U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan made a surprise visit to Kyiv last week, where he met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and top Ukrainian officials. The White House National Security Council said the meetings were to “underscore the United States’ steadfast support to Ukraine and its people.” But two people familiar with the meetings and a Ukrainian government official said Sullivan did broach the idea of how this conflict ends and whether it could include a diplomatic solution. “He was testing the waters a bit,” said one person familiar with the meetings.

The Ukrainian official said that during his meetings with Zelenskyy’s government, Sullivan raised the need for a diplomatic resolution to the war and made the point that Ukraine’s leverage would be strengthened — not weakened — if it expressed openness to ultimately negotiating with the Russians.

The official said that Sullivan had not tried to pressure Ukraine to enter into negotiations immediately or to take any specific steps. Instead, the official said, Sullivan expressed the view that Ukraine would able to maintain the support of Western allies better if it is perceived as being willing to reach an end to the conflict through diplomacy.

According to the Ukrainian official, Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine had pushed for diplomacy with Russia in the initial months of the war and only took talks with Putin off the table following documented atrocities and alleged war crimes that the official said had made talks with Moscow in the near term unpalatable to the Ukrainian public.

Read more —- https://www nbcnews com/news/amp/rcna56190

Foreign Affairs › Kherson City Withdrawal “this Is A Staged Show” - Ukrainian Command by Teaser4(op): 9:13pm On Nov 09, 2022

“This is a staged show". Ukrainian command commented on Russian withdrawal from Kherson

The statements of the Russian command about the withdrawal from Kherson may be a "staged show", and it is too early to talk about the capture of Kherson, spokeswoman for the Operational Command "South" Nataliya Gumenyuk has said.

Gumenyuk called the announcement of the withdrawal of troops from Kherson an attempt by the Russian leadership "to save face" and noted that this is not the first time it has happened. "What is being announced now [about the withdrawal of Russian troops from Kherson] is an attempt to create a certain impression that soldiers' lives will be saved, that civilians will be saved - and another demonization of the Ukrainian armed forces," Gumenyuk said.

According to her, a real military operation requires an information silence regime, while "a staged show with the proclamation of such serious and grave decisions is a long-understood method of justifying oneself."

At the same time, Gumenyuk points out that the defense lines near Kherson have been established, and regular Russian troops are on the ground and ready to hold the defense.

The statement of the Russian command, according to Gumenyuk, may be "an element of an information and psychological operation to create a false impression of the true intentions.

Source — Ukraine.ru
Slavyangrad

Ukraine no dey buy am

Foreign Affairs › Re: Biden ‘Asks Zelensky To Show Willingness For Talks With Putin’ by Teaser4(m): 8:03pm On Nov 09, 2022

Bentonite1:
Nebenzya calls for an urgent UN Security Council meeting:

Due to attack by combat mosquitoes and a dirty bomb threat we are negatively attacking and demand to move Kherson to Dnipro's left bank.

COWARDS OF YOUR KIND WITH LAME EXCUSES

KHERSON IS CLOSE TO RECAPTURING... WATCH
IT

Putin will find all kind of far fetched hallucinated excuses, to save face as long as they allow him to remain in power. Only thing they care about. Fine, as long as this makes them keep within their borders. COWARDs. another strategy to abandon arms via bombardment and Blaime it on crap..lol

Did you skip your meditations huh

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Teaser4(m): 7:28pm On Nov 09, 2022

raumdeuter:
This is Huuge in New York

Historic Huuuuge

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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Teaser4(m): 7:10pm On Nov 09, 2022

sanpipita:
But will he? imagine telling Trump he can't win, he prides himself as Republican savior.

lol, that’s the true sha, cos he won’t stop, cos if he contest again in 2024, he will definitely lose.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by Teaser4(m): 7:02pm On Nov 09, 2022

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