2007, he couldn't have been more clearer. But making money was more important...

And people tell me, they do, that when it comes to delusions, mine are the best and the biggest. It's true, nobody has seen such delusions from an American president. They say "Sir, you are the most delusional president that has ever existed", and I think how lucky America is to have me.

*2008. He told us about it in 2007. We preferred to make deals instead.

Among the people I speak with IRL, Kaja Kallas is disliked because she's too undiplomatic and unwilling to negotiate a peace. I really want to think it's not representative, but it worries me that some people are so dense.

The thing is, the leaders that are more hawkish on this issue seem to be very unpopular when it comes to elections. If anything, it seems that far-right/immigration is the main worry, as parties "focusing" on that have gotten huge momentum.

The primary problem might just lie with us, not leaders.

Yes, exactly. You (Americans) must learn from the Maidan, from Serbs, and from Georgians.

This song gets made fun of a lot, but it very much was a real sentiment across eastern Europe and Balkans in particular (minus Serbia, but eh, no loss)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2rT...

I don't think any of us will look at you guys the same way we did in the '90s, but I really hope you guys can get your country back.

Interesting, would love to hear more (technical) details!

Sanctions seem to be having effect, despite the naysayers!

Ukraine waging a world war against the occupiers while we refuse to acknowledge reality :(

Yes, the pharma companies actually pay YOU 6 times the original cost to buy the drug. It's a true economic miracle, I tell you.

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Yup, it's the same thing they did in the '40s.

That's insane. Romania's very problematic budget deficit is "only" at 35 billion. I don't see them surviving without a bailout, but can the russians even afford it?

Adrenaline is pretty incredible. I've seen some footage from earlier in the war, before FPVs were the main weapon, and we had "post-strike footage", so to speak. Dead man walking is more than just an expression.

Nowadays, it's mainly the kids that are deported to their new families while the adults are "disappeared" into basements and later on (local) detention/torture facilities. Captured fighters might be released through exchanges, but there's no chance of release for the civilians.

I can't wait for this month's check from the CIA to come in, so I can donate more.