Up the spout

Putin: Russia can 'replace Ukrainian grain exports to Africa' He named the countries as Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali, Somalia, Central African Republic and Eritrea and said they would get 25,000-50,000 tonnes each. All that and the Norks on their side too - a formidable team!

The fact that Russia hasn't launched any significant counter attack since this offensive began tells you everything about the dire state of the Russian armed forces.

2021: Greece wildfires: Evia island residents forced to evacuate 2019: Zante fire: UK Government issues warning to tourists after blaze breaks out on the Greek holiday island etc.

Russia-Ukraine War: U.S. Says Main Thrust of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Has Begun Published July 26, 2023Updated July 27, 2023, 5:05 a.m. ET https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/07/26/world/russia-ukraine-news God Speed.

A Brit in the foreign legion saying what we all think brings a tear to the eye;

Scientists of the terrorist country of the Russian Federation should develop a biological weapon that will only work against Anglo-Saxons, said a member of the Russian State Duma Committee on Defense, Lieutenant General Andrey Gurulyov. He assured that Russia is already taking measures to protect against biological weapons, in particular, "anti-plague stations are being massively built and modernized." Earlier, the MP also called for a pre-emptive nuclear strike of NATO countries. "We have a trump card, the property of the Russian people, it's called the nuclear bomb. What are we waiting for?" Gurulyov said. In September of last year, the Deputy Plenipotentiary of the President in the Far East of the Russian Federation Grigoriy Kuranov said that the Anglo-Saxons want to reduce the population of Russia by 100 million people with the help of the "infertility virus". According to the official, the West aims to reduce the number of people on Earth to a "golden billion". https://ukranews.com/en/news/939383-russian-state-duma-orders-its-scientists-to-create-genetic-weapon-against-anglo-saxons

Because of AI? Yeah, it's already happening and some businesses have reduced their workforce by 70/80/90%.

Could be that, they sound like a paid stooge of the New World Order

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Might be Delhi, has he asked you what you called your first pet yet?

Yeah apparently it's insane this year, with loads of people travelling because they've been cooped up during covid or seeing distant family they haven't been with in years. Also millions of youngsters who didn't get to do their gaap yaar or were cooped up in uni and missed out on sh*t loads of fun everyone a couple of years or more older took for granted. So many millions of people have been dreaming of finally travelling and all borders are open now. Rates for 'cheap' hostels and airbnbs went through the roof in early June, so if they didn't book their bed or room in Rome or Madrid they're paying 4/5/6/7 times the price they saw online during lockdowns.

Indeed - they misspelt Rossiya.

Was that Kremlin propaganda as it just read as nonsense to me? Oh, actually yeah.