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1 year

@TreasChest Ukraine should demand the return/replacement of the nuclear weapons/missiles/aircraft it gave up for security guarantees back in the 90s, and the return to 1991 borders + reparations. Seriously- who on earth would trust Russia; a nation of pathological bare faced liars.

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@visegrad24 “I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees.”- Euripides, c480-406 BC, one of the greatest Greek writers - could have written this to referring to that brave soldier. #SlavaUkraini

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@DmytroKuleba @ABaerbock @MofaJapan_en @JosepBorrellF @melaniejoly @trussliz @JY_LeDrian @luigidimaio @StateDept As an EU citizen, I back all these measures, and would add a total embargo on ALL Western companies with operations in Russia and Belarus, starting with a SuperTax on those companies currently in Russia and ending in sequestration of the their assets in the West if not complying

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@ukraine_world I’m a dad of 3 kids - I could see myself and my kids doing exactly the same things. my own dad was that kid’s age when he had to sent away from his family to escape the bombings by the Nazis in WWII. We said “never forget” - we haven’t. Russia will lose.

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2 years

@Blue_Sauron Operationally - anyone with any kind of operational insight as to why a lone attack helicopter would be buzzing around like that? They didn’t seem to be on an attack run, all alone - all that’s missing is the trailing banner saying “please shoot me down”

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2 years

@Osinttechnical I don’t think the dirt being kicked up is return fire, but from the launcher. Many Stugna videos have the same, and it seems some operators aim high initially then lower their aim to avoid this. Would be curious to hear from Stugna operators :)

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@ocb70

2 years

@masao_dahlgren I did my own version, guess who :)

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2 years

@Gerashchenko_en “You take the HIMARS and I’ll take the LOMARS, and I’ll be in Kherson before you….but me and my true love will blow a bridge again, on the Bonny Bonny banks of the Dnieper…” (to be played to the tune of “Loch Lomond”

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@ocb70

10 months

@maria_drutska Of the future books on this conflict, this one will be high on my list.Storming a heavily defended oil rig is something the British SBS “wrote the Ops” book on. Takes a special kind of madness to even try, let alone succeed in such an operation.

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@ocb70

10 months

@secretsqrl123 They’re not dead, just tired…and when they replace the original ones - they’ll be re-tired. Those tire jokes wouldn’t work where they’re spelled tyre of course…

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@ocb70

11 months

@oryxspioenkop I know it’s old, but “um…hallo…vat are you sinking about?”

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@ocb70

2 years

@alexanderdecroo @MFA_Ukraine @ZelenskyyUa As a Belgian citizen and taxpayer - I’d be a lot happier if we were supplying a *lot* more small, medium and heavy weaponry to Ukraine. I’m embarrassed by how little we have helped.

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1 year

@Seveerity One on the left is the tea, the one on the right is milk. Sugar under the driver’s seat ;)

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1 year

@sentdefender Serbians being used by Putin & Co as “Weapons of Minor Distraction”? Asking for a friend…

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2 years

@sentdefender Several NATO countries have re-opened embassies in Kyiv; those Embassies are “NATO territory”, no? If Russia nukes Kyiv - then wouldn’t that be a nuclear attack on NATO territory? Honest question for those who know international/diplomatic law.

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1 year

@olex_scherba @kfc Well, KFC is Russian - started by Trotsky! (Old/amusing urban legend, jic anyone thinks I’m serious)

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1 year

@SarahAshtonLV @oryxspioenkop If @oryxspioenkop chooses to stop - he stops. It’s his life, his choice - and I’ll happily buy him a few Belgian beers as thanks, and wish him well in his next endeavours.

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@ocb70

2 years

@Euan_MacDonald RF on the unveiling of the B-21 Raider “nyet, vont gyet past our superior air defence”. B-21 test pilot…”hold my beer”… :D

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@ocb70

2 years

@vonderleyen @ZelenskyyUa I, like 10s of millions of European citizens are also appalled - but being appalled is not enough. @guyverhofstadt most eloquently said - incremental sanctions do not work; only a total economic boycott of Russia -NOW- will stand a chance. History will judge you harshly, Madame

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@ocb70

2 years

@IAPonomarenko @olex_scherba It’s probably been said here already- but I’ll say it again. Prior to Feb24 2022, the world thought Russia had the 2nd best military in the world. 3 days later, the world realised Russia only had the 2nd best military in Ukraine….

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@ocb70

1 year

@HeliosRunner “I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees.”- Euripides, c480-406 BC, one of the greatest Greek writers - could have written this to referring to that brave soldier. #SlavaUkraini

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@ocb70

8 months

@Gerashchenko_en Russia saw Ukraine like chess. 16 opposition pieces where only the King was the wrong colour, and marked to be killed. They then found out 14-15 of the UA pieces were anti-Kremlin Feb22, and now Nov 2023, 16-16 are anti Russian, for generations

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@ocb70

1 year

@NoContextBrits Wait until 15th, get it when it’s marked down to 50% off…and just remind the other half that “it’s the thought that counts!”

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@ocb70

2 years

@shaneharris Many a cop has said “it’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of fight in the dog that counts”. Russia is fighting for a lie, Ukraine is fighting for its existence. In terms of “effect multipliers”, Russians are negative for so many reasons, and Ukraine positive

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@ocb70

11 months

@Gryphonlancer @RAF_Luton It depends where it was flying over - in some parts it’s spelled Mach, some parts it’s Mack. In Scotland, for instance, it Mac.

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@ocb70

2 years

@guyverhofstadt @Europarl_EN Dear Guy, as a Brit living in Belgium for 20+ years, doesn’t this - and the corruption scandal - not underline why Brexit happened? The European institutions are built with good intentions, but as my grandmother said “the road to hell is paved with good intentions”….

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@ocb70

1 year

@KyivIndependent +1 for France to boycott the Paris Olympics, and let the fascists have their day in empty stadia.

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@ocb70

2 years

@nolanwpeterson “The bomber will always get through”, followed by “Carry on - and its milk + 2 sugars please”. Terrorising civilians just strengthened resolve then…

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@ocb70

2 years

@EU_Commission SuperTax on every EU company still operating in Russia and Belarus. Their economic activity supports RU war machine. It’s like buying soap from Nazi Germany circa 1943…

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@ocb70

10 months

@Gerashchenko_en As a British subject - we (US/UK/RF) agreed back in the 1990s that Ukraine should give up their nukes and associated aircraft for peace guarantees. RF violated that agreement. Alas, that means that US & UK should give nukes and aircraft back to Ukraine.

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@ocb70

1 year

@ZelenskyyUa Total EU economic blockade of Russia, now!!!

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@ocb70

2 years

@KyivIndependent Woohoo!!!! As others have said,RF does what EU political elite should have done months if not years ago. I for one am ready to live like I did as a kid (no gas, only open fire for heat even when outside temp went to -17 etc). Russians have convinced themselves we are weak. lol

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@ocb70

2 years

@DefenceU The aggressor cannot be allowed to dictate what’s happening. Also, they are world class liars!Speaking for myself, Ukraine should cease fire when the last Russians have left Ukraine - whether voluntarily, or by force.

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@ocb70

1 year

@Gerashchenko_en Could it be they are suddenly waking up from a near 80 year hangover, to realise it was mostly the British Commonwealth + America that provided the technology and resources for them to “win” WWII?

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@ocb70

2 years

@FitFounder Get chickens if you can; feed and treat them well and you’ll never buy supermarket eggs ever again. Friends are amazed at how much more yellow the yoke is from our lot. Chickens are surprisingly funny as well, I didn’t realise until I got ours - they all have their characters :)

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@ocb70

1 year

@TheDeadDistrict “I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees.”- Euripides, c480-406 BC, one of the greatest Greek writers - could have written this to referring to that brave soldier. #SlavaUkraini

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@ocb70

1 year

@oryxspioenkop New challenge? Just wait until all that Belgian frontline hardware appears….

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@ocb70

1 year

@ZelenskyyUa Sir, as a Brit whose parents were children of WWII, and grandparents of WWI - I’m so so deeply sorry we didn’t stop this. Rest assured though, my parents and grandparents spirit is with Ukraine & against fascism.

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1 year

@olex_scherba 😥 “I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees.”- Euripides, c480-406 BC. One of the greatest Greek writers could have written this referring to that brave soldier.

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1 year

@ukraine_map UK Govt has said there’s only one condition- lead AH-64 must always be piloted by this guy, and his wife in the back seat.

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@ocb70

1 year

@fasc1nate Engineer/architect/manager. Nothing has honestly changed, “what do you want, how much you willing to pay and when do you want it finished”. We can look back 5000 years+, same questions…

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@ocb70

2 years

@oryxspioenkop @cimbalekj Ridiculing Belgium is a national sport in Belgium as well! At least the beer here is actually good…

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@ocb70

2 years

@nolanwpeterson Dear Nolan - never underestimate the power of semiology. The construction of those statues was meant to cement a Communist version of “Thousand Year Reich”. The Soviet Union didn’t even survive 1000 months. We now see RF forces putting up Soviet flags etc - clearly “semiotic”

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@ocb70

2 years

@guyverhofstadt To be fair, many of us European citizens “voted” to get rid of the idiocy that is the regular “gravy train” down to Strasbourg, and were told “no” - that “we the people” don’t have the right to make such decisions. That wasn’t democracy either - now was it :)

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@ocb70

2 years

@vhsbell @jmvasquez1974 @RipRawlings @PayPal +1 for Wise. Used them for many years. Can’t comment on the others

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@ocb70

10 months

@jburnmurdoch Would be interesting to see this analysis superimposed on top of wealth shift graph. I’m a bit out of date, but there was a trend where the very highest percentiles accumulated increasingly more wealth since the 1990s.

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1 year

@ChrisPalmerMD @hubermanlab After 8 years of taking one of my kids to professionals, it was only this year that one (well respected ADHD) psychiatrist asked the question about sleep in his “opening questions”! I was so incredibly relieved - and again I thank @hubermanlab for drilling in foundation biology

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@ocb70

1 year

@pezz57 Laughing about the total inability of most Brits these days to survive about 1mm of snow on the roads. How the hell those of a certain age and above managed to get to school/work/shops etc back when there was “proper snow” that lasted for weeks…

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@ocb70

2 years

@RipRawlings Photo I took myself a few weeks back - Waterloo town hall (the one where in 1815 a famous battle happened, also ABBA sung a song about). Plenty of private and public buildings flying UA flags in Belgium.

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@ocb70

2 years

@DefenceU She has an open invitation to come visit her “Plast” Scout friends here in Belgium - we are preparing the camps just now, I’ll happily pay her ticket to come over if needed, but normally our Patrols in Italy should be there for her. My heart breaks for her and her friends :(

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@ocb70

2 years

@guyverhofstadt +1 for suspending EU membership to any country that supports Russia by blocking energy sanctions…looking especially at Germany and Austria. Let’s see how well German economy gets on back in the Deutschmark and the massive benefit of artificially low interest rates.

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@ocb70

1 year

@BadBalticTakes Isn’t there any smart scraper bot out there that can search how many times “waif” has been used by various english speaking publications in the past…oh I dunno, 150 years? 🤣🤣🤣.

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@ocb70

2 years

@hubermanlab @hubermanlab - there is a subset, which consists of “those who are Olympic level snorers” and “those who try to sleep next to someone who is an Olympic level snorers”. The prevalent behavioural characteristic is for the snorer to wake up as fresh as a daisy and say “sleep well?”

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2 years

@CharlesMichel WHY ARE EU COMPANIES STILL TRADING AND OPERATING IN RUSSIA??? Without this question being answered and addressed, I’m sorry - but everything else is political window dressing of the worst kind.

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@ocb70

2 years

@olex_scherba Turn Britain into a Martian wasteland in 3 minutes - possibly, but what exactly does he think the British nuclear submarine fleet would do? I don’t think the French - another country with their own nukes - would be particularly happy about the radioactive fallout etc.

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@ocb70

1 year

@itvnews Under Scots law, the King would have the right to challenge the usurper to mortal combat, with swords being the expected weapons of choice. Oh, I can imagine the broadcast rights to the fight would be phenomenal!

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@ocb70

10 months

@IanColdwater Nope, 25 years of being an analyst, engineer, project, program manager - never taken Prod down once. It’s called “knowing what you do”. If you think as someone who has to deliver - and assuming the remit is 100% uptime - then either you do, or you don’t. Stop glorifying failure.

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@ocb70

2 years

@hubermanlab Dr Timothy A. Pychyl - author and expert on procrastination. I'd been meaning to ask you this for a while, never got round to it... ...and I see he's retiring in July, could be an interesting one!

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@ocb70

1 year

@ChrisPalmerMD There are so many quacks and health/lifestyle influencers out there - it’s so reassuring to fall back on real science. There have been a few great scientists who are also great communicators - which is generally a hard act, as you need rigour + accessibility. IMHO, Dr Palmer - 👍🏻

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@ocb70

2 years

@jmvasquez1974 As someone who switches from LHD to RHD regularly- yep, the wipers thing is annoying. More annoying is hitting your hand off the inside of the door, looking for the gear stick, and pretending to the pax that you were in fact looking for something in the door pocket ;)

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@ocb70

1 year

@FellaNafo As an actual archer, where I reckon my instructor’s instructor line went back at least 1000 years - possibly 3000+ - there’s something “right” about that bit of kit. It turns up quietly, fires fast and accurately, then leaves as quietly as it turned up. An archer.

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@ocb70

2 years

@marson_jr @SkalaBattalion @grytsenko_o @emanuelesatolli Thanks for sharing, I’ve been following James Vasquez since early on, and the loss of Viktor has been a huge blow. Finally reading what happened doesn’t make it any less tragic, but does remind us not in the conflict what’s going on.

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@ocb70

10 months

@YevYevhenii I grew up English speaking in central Scotland in the 70s, was always ashamed of speaking Scots, corrected at school etc. At 14 yrs old a Maths teacher caught us in class arguing, and to our amazement we were allowed to speak our native tongue in her class. Still amazed today

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@ocb70

2 years

@guyverhofstadt Solution: 1. EU moves away from unanimity, and to majority voting. 2. Have a people’s referendum (not Parliamentary) on the future of the EU, and what countries should stay & which to eject without major reform. I’m pretty sure Hungary would either sharply change, or get booted!

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1 year

@oryxspioenkop What to Dutch beer and s ex in a boat have in common? Both are f8cking close to water! 😂 signed, everyone in Belgium 😉

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@ocb70

10 months

@taegujim @RAF_Luton Correct - it’s a C129.99, which is the retail version.

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@ocb70

2 years

@MargaretAtwood Dear Madame Atwood. Dystopian future was what I studied (by choice) as a 15/16 yr old Scots Cold War kid. 1984, Fahrenheit 451 and Brave New World were my weapons of choice. They missed the XX/XY dynamic, and you added so much to the dystopian panoply. Ummm…”thanks”?

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@ocb70

2 years

@hubermanlab “Hello darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains”….could have been written by a vision scientist if you ask me :D

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@ocb70

1 year

@ChuckPfarrer There is a phenomenon in the business world called “do something-itis”, where the management demand action - but those doing it know it’s doomed to failure even before starting..thus expend minimum effort at give up at first opportunity.

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@ocb70

1 year

@klopov_ivan @oryxspioenkop Belgium did have Leopold’s I, II & III. The Mk II Leopold was particularly deadly.

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@ocb70

11 months

@ChrisPalmerMD TBH, so much has arrived in social media connecting your book and keto diet - it’s actually set up the expectation that the book’s “big reveal” is keto. I’ve read it - it’s about “brain energy”, not (just) keto. On the flip side, one very successful pathway *is* keto.

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1 year

@AuroraGroove @XSovietNews @rynkrynk Remind us all who West Germany was at war with, when the conflict started, who declared that war & then ceasefire terms etc?

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@ocb70

7 months

@Euan_MacDonald @JamWaterhouse @Euan_MacDonald - we need a combined effort from you journalists to dig deeper into this whole drip feed/slow walk/enough not to lose but not enough to win phenomenon. At best it’s local politics at play, at worst-a genuine conspiracy. I suspect a bit of both TBH

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@ocb70

2 years

@IuliiaMendel @owenmatth I cracked that joke - in English - in front of a very senior military friend of the family, at a party in April. He struggled not to laugh, and was very happy when someone asked for a translation. Clearly, the defence of Ukraine will be an inspiration for decades!

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@ocb70

1 year

@guyverhofstadt @guyverhofstadt - equating the “failure” of Brexit with the sole “solution” as further European integration is exactly why I, as a 100% confirmed European Federalist and British subject voted FOR Brexit. You don’t make an omlet without breaking eggs.

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@ocb70

2 years

@IrishMirror @oryxspioenkop Oh come on - give them some oil. Nothing wrong with adding a bit of liquid manure or whatever, just to make it interesting ;)

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@ocb70

2 years

@hubermanlab Please be cognisant that non US followers don’t have access to the same brands etc, even if we wish we had.

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1 year

@HeliosRunner Good analysis by prof. Sonnenfeld from Yale in this DW piece.

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10 months

@KyivIndependent If only the USV had a terminal phase where it became a “Silent Hunter” torpedo, locked on the target, dived underwater and detonated about 1m under the centre of the hull.

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1 year

@oleksiireznikov The only thing a Challenger crew will be scared of, is getting a lesser high score than Abhrams. Now that would be embarrassing :)

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1 year

@robertlufkinmd KFC. Very little known fact it was actually a secret German U-Boat programme called “Kaltes Fett für See”, aka Cold Fat for Sea. British radio intercepts wrongly noted the abbreviation as “KFC”. Nothing greasier has yet to be found in modern food science…

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1 year

@nexta_tv I can almost see the designers of the Patriot system giving high five’s from their retirement home rocking chairs. Amazing - it works as designed, and against the “clear and present danger” adversary us Cold War lot grew up with.

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2 years

@jmvasquez1974 Mate - my paternal grandmother looked exactly like those old dears, and she lived through the tail end of rebellion in Ireland, the Great Depression, and then being bombed in WWII. It’s a huge misconception that these ladies forgive or forget

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@ocb70

2 years

@berlin_bridge Madam - feel free to re-read your history of the British Empire

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@ocb70

2 years

@HeliosRunner It’s called “videz la poubelles” my friend. Even if you only had 100 followers, tis quality over quantity. You’re a war-time rockstar, don’t ever doubt it.

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@ocb70

1 year

@PaulJawin I saw this on Telegram earlier. Video quality was better. No reason not to believe it’s real. Blocking units are a fact - but it still shocks me to see it, and especially how quick they were to just shoot them in the back.

ИЩИ СВОИХ | Новости

You can view and join @rf200_nooow right away.

t.me

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@ocb70

1 year

@TheDeadDistrict I did this a few times playing paintball - best feeling in earth. I can imagine this solider will be 10x what I felt playing paintball…over the moon, and quite rightly so. Note to RF soldiers…”go home, you’re not welcome in Ukraine….”

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@ocb70

2 years

@jmvasquez1974 @emailjda @Art_I_Fish A pirate captain always asked his cabin boy before battle - “cabin boy, get me my red jacket!” The cabin boy asked him one day why the red jacket..pirate explained “they can’t see me bleed”. One day, armada of British Navy appear - pirate said “cabin boy…get my brown trousers!”

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@ocb70

2 years

@armyinformcomua @ArmedForcesUkr If any military has ever shown the meaning of “indomitable spirit”, it’s the Ukrainians.

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11 months

@visegrad24 Were the trenches occupied at the time of contact? No criticism if they were empty - I’d be doing the same in terms of fragging

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2 years

@nolanwpeterson @nolanwpeterson - it’s the indomitable spirit thing again. Britain showed it during WWII, many underdogs have shown the same.

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1 year

Superb analysis by Prof Sonnenfeld etc again.“Minow also recommended Fox News immediately move to settle its case with Dominion, “even if it means changing the name from News to Not News”. The running joke for years amongst francophones is the channel should be called Faux News…

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1 year

Reminder: Professor Sonnenfeld of the Yale School of Management said he knew of 12 firms that were 'chomping at the bit' to bring shareholder lawsuits against #FoxNews .

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2 years

@EU_Commission The German Government for forcing the Canadian Govt to hand over a gas turbine? Asking for a friend…

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@ocb70

10 months

@BradStanfieldMD Would be good if @BradStanfieldMD would qualify such statements. Give us good reasons why, pure and simply. Wife and I will shortly be experimenting with CGM, CKM + double checking with blood sticks. It’s all about understanding our diet & health. Knowledge is essential.

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@ocb70

2 years

@MarQs__ @oryxspioenkop Genius level Psy-ops. Leave *just enough* of the bridge open to let those fleeing in cars have to drive slowly past the devestation …and in only one direction.🤣

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@ocb70

1 year

@lapatina_ If you ever feel like making Americans in Washington DC squirm, ask them who they got their land from - and how they got it.

A Native American tribe once called D.C. home. It’s had no living members for centuries.

As the number of Anacostans dwindled, they merged with larger tribes in the region.

www.washingtonpost.com

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@ocb70

2 years

@IuliiaMendel A sad reflection, but you are carrying the torch of freedom my parents & their families went through during WWII, as victims of German National Socialist Party bombings. The fascists didn’t win then & won’t win now. You are far from alone, and I am so sorry we didn’t stop fascism

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clark campbell

@ocb70

1 year

When @JeffSonnenfeld professor Sonnenfeld publishes - I read, and share. No ifs/buts or maybes.

(((Todd Kolod))) 🌊

@ToddKolod

1 year

"The only surefire consequence will be Saudi Arabia and Russia losing even more market share to dramatic production increases in other countries ranging from the U.S. and Canada to Brazil and Guyana." - @JeffSonnenfeld

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clark campbell

@ocb70

1 year

@guyverhofstadt Pretty sure the UK would never have left if things had stuck at “Common Market” rather than “ever closer Union” and the ratchet movement towards a European superstate.

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clark campbell

@ocb70

8 months

@front_ukrainian Similar happened in WWII between US & Canada (part of the Commonwealth obviously)

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