Yep, me too. It has been ingrained over a lifetime. “Cups for cock- ups.”
I‘m actually still buzzing, partly in disbelief at what we have achieved. I wake up thrilled even now.
Russian invasion of Ukraine
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I‘m actually still buzzing, partly in disbelief at what we have achieved. I wake up thrilled even now.
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gordondaviesmoustache
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You know the takeover was fifteen years ago, which must be about 20% of your lifetime!
Stubborn feckers,us oldies
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More Russian stuff blowing up, plus will Russia spiral down into 'razborki'
So what does the future hold for Russia? Is it back to the status quo ante coup? Or is there a new power dynamic emerging?� Anton Gerashchenko makes some interesting points in his Twitter feed.
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Ukraine Invasion Day 488: mutiny result remains vague
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the short-lived revolt against the Kremlin exposed “real cracks” in Putin’s authority. Russian sources speculated on the specifics of the deal mediated by Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko to end the...
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feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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The concerns that Prizoghin raised about what his troops were facing in Ukraine and the losses that Russia were hiding can’t be put back in the bottle now. Ukraine has to make this counter offensive work and spread the disillusionment into the main part of the Russian army. There must be people there wanting their push for power who noticed how easy it was to get the cogs of a mutiny going and also how Putin seemed to go missing at one point. Having your ailing buddy in Belarus pull you out of the shit is laughable.
So that's him and Prizoghin and Putin.