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Floyd Eye
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Sure, but you know that will never happen.
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NoHassle
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Bibi is looking for a new asswipe...I put your name forward...no need to thank me for the honor.
NoHassle
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Hello daddy!
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I disagree with some of guys here on some issues but we see eye to eye on some other things. It's called thinking for one's self.
BTW, @NoHassle , is the holocaust a myth?
BTW, @NoHassle , is the holocaust a myth?
JDs Couch
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Yep, as I said. The USI set the precedent.
JDs Couch
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You're right. It's no contest, Bibi is far worse.
JDs Couch
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Right, you guys really care about human rights, and women in particular. Lol
Geo
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CDawg
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I think they're both evil but Bibi is easily the worst of the two. Benjamin Netanyahu records men on toilets.
Boris Johnson was never the same after he found out Benjamin Netanyahu was recording him in the bathroom.
NoHassle
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Some say it was...what do you think?
AND...why ask me in the first place?
Show some respect as it's a 2 way street...isn't it.
@VonBonfire
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Sounds like they intend to be Masters of the Middle East.
Impossible.....unless Big Brother USA paves the way with OUR blood and treasure.
NoHassle
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That's EXACTLY what they're wanting to do...EXPANSION with a capital E.
We owe them that much money they have us as slaves doing their bidding.
NoHassle
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Somebody is starting to worry and for good reason...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has held a phone conversation with his US counterpart, Donald Trump, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov has told journalists. The American president initiated the call to discuss the latest international developments, he said.
The conversation focused on the Iran conflict and the trilateral talks between Moscow, Washington and Kiev aimed at settling the Ukraine conflict, according to the aide. The dialogue between the two presidents was “business-like, open and constructive,” Ushakov said, adding that both leaders expressed their readiness to continue regular contacts.
Putin and Trump talked for about an hour, he stated.
The US president reaffirmed Washington’s interest in seeing the hostilities between Moscow and Kiev end and reaching a long-term settlement of the Ukraine conflict. Putin thanked Trump for his administration’s continued mediation efforts, according to Ushakov.
Putin also shared his thoughts on the ongoing conflict in Iran and told Trump about his conversations with the leaders of the Gulf nations and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian he had last week. Trump, in turn, expressed his opinion about the situation, Ushakov said, adding that they had a very “substantive” discussion on the issue.
The last time the two presidents held a phone call was in December. The White House described it as “positive” at the time.
Earlier on Monday, Putin warned that continued conflict in the Middle East risks seriously disrupting global oil and gas flows, particularly given the de-facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key seaborne route.
The conflict could lead to a halt in Gulf oil production and a “new… price reality,” he told a government meeting. Moscow remains a “reliable energy supplier,” the president said, adding that it will continue to provide oil and gas to the nations it sees as reliable partners.
Moscow has condemned the US and Israeli bombing campaign against Iran as a “premeditated and unprovoked act of aggression.” Putin himself did not provide any public assessments of the operation as a whole but described the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a “cynical violation” of morality and international law.
From the article: «they had a very “substantive” discussion on [Trump’s war on Iran».
Translation from diplomat speech: Putin gave Trump an earful of stuff nobody else has the courage to tell him!
Russian President Vladimir Putin has held a phone conversation with his US counterpart, Donald Trump, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov has told journalists. The American president initiated the call to discuss the latest international developments, he said.
The conversation focused on the Iran conflict and the trilateral talks between Moscow, Washington and Kiev aimed at settling the Ukraine conflict, according to the aide. The dialogue between the two presidents was “business-like, open and constructive,” Ushakov said, adding that both leaders expressed their readiness to continue regular contacts.
Putin and Trump talked for about an hour, he stated.
The US president reaffirmed Washington’s interest in seeing the hostilities between Moscow and Kiev end and reaching a long-term settlement of the Ukraine conflict. Putin thanked Trump for his administration’s continued mediation efforts, according to Ushakov.
Putin also shared his thoughts on the ongoing conflict in Iran and told Trump about his conversations with the leaders of the Gulf nations and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian he had last week. Trump, in turn, expressed his opinion about the situation, Ushakov said, adding that they had a very “substantive” discussion on the issue.
The last time the two presidents held a phone call was in December. The White House described it as “positive” at the time.
Earlier on Monday, Putin warned that continued conflict in the Middle East risks seriously disrupting global oil and gas flows, particularly given the de-facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key seaborne route.
The conflict could lead to a halt in Gulf oil production and a “new… price reality,” he told a government meeting. Moscow remains a “reliable energy supplier,” the president said, adding that it will continue to provide oil and gas to the nations it sees as reliable partners.
Moscow has condemned the US and Israeli bombing campaign against Iran as a “premeditated and unprovoked act of aggression.” Putin himself did not provide any public assessments of the operation as a whole but described the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a “cynical violation” of morality and international law.
From the article: «they had a very “substantive” discussion on [Trump’s war on Iran».
Translation from diplomat speech: Putin gave Trump an earful of stuff nobody else has the courage to tell him!
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Floyd Eye
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We owe Israel money huh ?
NoHassle
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We do...by way of their actual owner/leader.
Floyd Eye
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I think you're reaching. Quite a bit brother.
NoHassle
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Well, I know I'm not reaching in the slightest.I think you're reaching. Quite a bit brother.
I accept you don't have a problem with them and nothing I say or show you will change your mind.
With that said, nothing you're going to say or show me will change my mind.
So, let's stop wasting each other's time going back and forth about this.
You post what you like and I'll post what I like.
