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by abc789654567 5y ago
>after being declared a ‘foreign agent’ and losing risk-averse advertisers, Meduza lives on direct contributions from readers. A covert foreign agent, also known as a secret agent of a foreign government, may in some countries be presume
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by abc789654567 5y ago
>Assange is a puppet of Russia Sure. As well as Snowden and Manning. And anybody else who disagrees with the official govt line. They all are Russian actors. That's how democracy works.
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by abc789654567 5y ago
>Russia is a regime where reporting things that disagree with the official govt line is punishable by 15 years in prison. Yes, sure, in a democratic country it's absolutely impossible that a person reporting things that disagree wit
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by abc789654567 5y ago
Ukraine crisis is only because of the swollen head of the Americans as they were expanding NATO ignoring earlier promises ..As the only super power, they underestimated the Russia..If we blame Putin, for this invasion, Americans should answ
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by abc789654567 5y ago
After USSR was abolished, why NATO was not abolished ? The main aim of NATO is to demolish Russia and divide it in dozens of small countries depending on USA for their survival. Second aim is to control Europe by USA. There is not one singl
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by abc789654567 5y ago
Hmm, the only country to have used nuclear weapons against innocent civilians in Hiroshima and Nagasaki is staying calm
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by abc789654567 5y ago
Ukraine needs to realise the fact that they have been left high and dry by their so called NATO friends
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by abc789654567 5y ago
>I think the risk of direct NATO military intervention is very low. Because Joe Alzheimer is the weakest dictator in the US history.
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by abc789654567 5y ago
>Russia is outclassed by NATO both economically and militarily. Especially now, after NATO's quick and easy victory in Afghanistan it's clearly seen that Russia is far behind NATO militarily. Putin is just stupid and suicidal.
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by abc789654567 5y ago
First free Assange and then throw in “democratic” in the mix.
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by abc789654567 5y ago
Bangladesh is building a power plant now and seems to be getting more bang for their buck than South Carolina. Construction began: 30 November 2017 Commission date: 2023 Construction cost: $12.65 billion What today is considered nuclear was
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by abc789654567 5y ago
> "just play a I V IV in C" and they get it. But we are still not quite at a place where we can tell a computer that exact phrase and get something useful. We are at this place since at least 3 decades ago. How come you never h
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by abc789654567 5y ago
>Silence is too awkward. Are you surprised? This is the usual behavior of the Western "free" and "independent" media. Double standards in action.
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by abc789654567 5y ago
I suggest renaming the US Embassy street in Vienna as Evo Morales Street
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by abc789654567 5y ago
I can predict exactly what European countries will do in response to this horrible atrocity. They will express the deepest of all possible concerns. That's all they'll do. In fact that's all they can do. They simply don&#x2