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Middle East Shockwaves as Israeli Minister Prays at Holy Jerusalem Site
Are those the talking points for today from Qatar? -
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Middle East Shockwaves as Israeli Minister Prays at Holy Jerusalem Site
Because quietly praying at the site of a jew Temple that was destroyed by muslim invaders is a violent affair? -
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UK NATIONAL DISGRACE Four in ten people charged heinous sex attacks in London are foreign
Not according to the genius of racists. According to Romanians, all criminals are Romani aka Gypsy, and should not be called "white". Their logic is special. I never understood why Romania was a full member of the EU. it is a constant source of problems and an economic burden. I can see why Andrew Tate selected Romania as his bolthole. -
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Middle East Shockwaves as Israeli Minister Prays at Holy Jerusalem Site
I am still surprised that everybody has been convinced that peace, friendship, love, and group masturbating while singing kumbaya together is the normal state of human affairs. Humans have been conducting warfare on each other continuously for 300,000 years. It's in our DNA. -
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Putin’s Workforce is in Crisis: Kremlin to Import 1 Million Indian Workers
Seriously, please think before you offer this type of argument. The influx of people to Russia was attributable to ethnic Russians leaving the former Soviet Republics. As those countries gained their breathing room, the Russians who had benefited from their ethnic status, could no longer do so. They returned to their "homeland". It spiked with the onset of the war with the Ukraine as ethnic Russians fled the war zones. As the ethnic Russians in Ukraine did not have the skills or wealth to go elsewhere, they went to Russia. Russia is not attracting the educated, or the skilled workers from non Russian nations. No one is rushing to Russia now. -
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Politics Jatuporn Slams Gov’t Envoy Over “Foolish” Ceasefire Deal
I would follow the newspaper articles about him around the time when the redshirts were occupying the streets in Bkk. One of those political figures that can't possibly be taken seriously (best of show back then was the guy telling the Issanis to bring a litre of gasoline with them to Bkk to burn the city down). I have the impression his relationship with the T-guy made him quite wealthy, and I suspect his real position is "whatever the boss says today." Yet another country where the conservative status quo is being co-opted by a personality-driven political movement. Quite the international fashion these days.
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