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The most incompetant US admin in history has been elected
TMDS. Let's see if the algorithm catches this one. -
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Thai Minister Stands Firm Amid Criticism on Air Pollution Fight
What are you seeing that I'm not? Thailand is MUCH better than its neighbors. Yes? Compared to 20 years ago Thailand has improved but now it needs to forget about other countries because it will have little impact on local polution. Look at the image you replied to and you will notice the the polution isn't crossing borders. We might be saying the same thing 🙂 -
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Trump Officials Discussed Secret Yemen Strike Plans on Signal, Accidentally Added Journalist
Trump will likely scapegoat Hegseth, not fellow billionaire Waltz, and then pardon him. Democrats will win the midterms next year and then curtail Trump's power. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
I ran his statement through ChatGPT to fact check his statement this is what it said. Grenell if you follow the Wiki link has an interesting career history to say the least. The statement asserts that the nuclear weapons stationed in Ukraine after the Soviet Union's dissolution were Russian, not Ukrainian, and that Ukraine returned these weapons to Russia. This characterization aligns with historical records. Following the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991, approximately 1,800 nuclear warheads remained on Ukrainian territory. These weapons were part of the Soviet arsenal, and operational control was maintained by Russia. Ukraine lacked the necessary codes and infrastructure to deploy these weapons independently. In 1994, Ukraine agreed to transfer these nuclear warheads to Russia and dismantle related infrastructure in exchange for security assurances from Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom, formalized in the Budapest Memorandum. While the weapons were located within Ukraine's borders, they were inherited from the Soviet Union and were under Russian control. Therefore, the statement accurately reflects the situation: the nuclear weapons were Russian remnants stationed in Ukraine, and Ukraine returned them to Russia.
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