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  1. Happy Independence Day. We will never forget what the Ruzzians have done in Ukraine and all the other countries they have done the same thing ….

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    3. @donnie vance Ukraine troops went to Iraq in 2003 to fight the illegal war along usa and its allies. Its a fact my friend and if you think I’m lying to you do not bother replying me.

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  2. Considering who’s fighting along side of the Ukranians things will be alot different now. I predict guerilla warfare along side conventional warfare and Crimia will be taken back. Russia has nukes but their war machine is out dated and their soldiers are under staffed and under trained

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    1. @Bruce Grant agreed, once Ukraine drives out the Russians Ukraine will never let Russia occupy Crimea again.

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    3. @Jan Verboven JE HEBT DUS NOG STEEDS NIET DOOR DAT DEZE ICONS HIER GEWOON ZIJN OP TE ROEPEN..ALS JIJ DEZE NIET KUNT OPROEPEN VRAAG IK ME AF WAT JIJ HIER EIGENLIJK DOET ….

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  5. Can’t tell you how proud it makes me feel to hear talk about NATO weapons being used against the Russians. Keep it coming, NATO.

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    2. @Laurie Gates ignore it/her/him it’s everywhere. Or report coz there’s about 1000 names posting the exact same thing word for word all over videos on this and similar subjects.

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    3. @Tex AJP
      I agree with that, they got their chance to run this country and fell flat on their faces.
      We need to end this in November!!!

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  7. to be clear it’s not alleged war crimes they have tried and convicted people for them already so yes war crimes are being committed in Ukraine just because you don’t like saying it doesn’t change that its actually happening to the people it affects.

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    1. @Shawn Hartmann your mimcry is flattering, but your interpretation of my use of the word dribble is likely off …

      its irrelevant if you think i’m expressing my opinion as what i said is objective and relevant to the context of what i originally said, not a subjective opinion as you have assumed..

      suffice it to say in my nomenclature, expressing subjective opinion that is, contextually, putting the cart before the horse is dribble …

      speaking of dribble, i don’t 100% disagree with parts of your dribble, i just wasn’t here to dribble …

      hope this helps you with context

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  8. MORE VICTORY AND GLORY FOR THE SMART AND BRAVE STRONG UKRAINE ARMY !!! 💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛 ✌✌✌✌✌✌

    ON UKRAINE INDEPENDENCE DAY !!!!

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  10. He thought it would take him 3 days to take over all of Ukraine. It’s been 6 months, and he barely took a small part of the East and South – and even there, Ukraine from time to time take some sections back. Ukraine deserves most of the credit – they have proven themselves not just brave and tenacious, but also skilled, capable. The West deserves the rest of the credit. Putin actually managed to unite us…

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    3. These guys act like Ukraine is not having help in Billions of dollars. It is funny how there was really a battle in kyiv like russians were almost because of Ukrainian bombing there was nothing like that lol.

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  11. Happy Independence Day to our Ukrainian brothers and sisters! We stand with you in honoring your fallen heroes and celebrating the strength and culture of your beautiful country. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦

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  12. Praying for all of Ukraine 🇺🇦 🙏 may God bless them and may Russian troops come to the realization that what they are doing is wrong.

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    3. Tell ZELENSKY the 🤡. He’s #Gaslighting the #War. Fyi my wife’s a UKRAINIAN model.

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  13. This is a very small price to pay for a defeated Russia. The alternate scenario will be devastating for the world.

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  14. Keep on fighting, Ukraine – against the madness, ego-centric killing and no f-cks given for anything sacred or moral – that is all impersonated by Putin. Greetings in your independence day from Latvia.

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    1. Supporting war that could be avoided is a sin, just for starters. Ukr could surrender and that would of saved all their soldiers and civilian casualties’ lives. They could of left (until zelensky closed the border for refugees). They could join with Russia against zelensky, who isnt even Ukrainian and is religiously at odds with his population.
      He’s Jewish and most of the population is based so theyre ideologically incompatible. The only reason they put up with him is because USA has Ukraine’s balls in a vice so to speak and they have no choice at this point or they’ll be put to death.
      USA started this war in late 2013 by using the CIA to start the euro maidan. Another typical cia color revolution, just like Benghazi in Libya, like Egypt, like iraq Afghanistan syria, like 2020 blm riots. All phony revolutions.

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    3. @GPOLICE war is not a sin for ones that profit from war, that’s why wars keep happening, but this time I think it was mistake to take on biggest nuclear weapons country, no one can win against, so either Ukraine loses or everyone does. I am now more curious how long till nukes get used.

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  15. Very cool dudes. Have to say, while I respect the lady’s intelligence, she’s awesome on many levels.

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  17. All I heard was “we are all benefiting from this war, Russia is completely broken. Ukraine is doing amazing with everyone’s help but they went from 5% of lost land to 20%”.

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    1. @Tayletubby did you not listen to the video??
      Let me ask again, point to a specific sentence I said that is wasn’t said in the video.

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    3. @Tayletubby
      Just be honest which yourself. Your comment was all confession through projection.
      It’s you making stuff up out of thin air.
      Or, you just like to argue with people.
      Anyhow … I’ve wasted enough of my time, my point has been proven.

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    4. The large scale Russian gains have absolutely stopped. In the past 4 weeks, the amount of new land taken by Russia is only 1% of the total land the Ukrainians have liberated during the same time frame. Also, the Russian offensive operations on the eastern front have culminated (meaning they are ALL DONE) and the reason for that is because they pretty much stripped everything from the eastern front to shore up the Zaporizhshia and Kherson fronts, because two months ago they had stripped those fronts in a vain attempt to make progress in the east. Remember when the Russians FINALLY took Severodonetsk, and then also got Lysychans’k? THAT was Russia throwing everything they had scraped together from the eastern front and from the southern fronts – and with what result? It took them six weeks to take an area less than ONE HALF the size of ONE AVERAGE US COUNTY. In other words, they expended their entire offensive capability capturing a mere postage stamp of land. And that’s over now, now they had to move all of that back to Kherson and Zaporhizhzhia, because they realize the Ukrainians could potentially break through and make a dash to seal off Crimean supply lines keeping the Russian southern front supplied. Meaning, basically, Russians are 100% on the defensive now, with zero offensive momentum, and nothing left in the way of combat strength to generate any further offensive momentum.

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  19. I haven’t heated my 100-year-old home in the cold Northeast of the USA for 12 years, so if I can use no heating oil for 12 years in the freezing cold of the Northeast, the European countries can get through one heating season with a much-reduced energy consumption this winter.

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    1. You haven’t heated your 100 year old northeast home in 12 years?How cold has it dropped inside your home,enough to freeze water?

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    3. You do realize that maintaining one home isn’t a city of 10 million right. Maybe you should really look into that .

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