Putin has denied any involvement :D:D:D
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hapa Kenya watu wamekufa sana, and we ain’t seen nothing yet, supremacy battles haven’t started yet.
Only poetic justice in the meantime
Whats the scoop on Jeffery Epstein? Tuletee hiyo pia.
Terror is not sustainable in the long run…Putin will soon have more enemies than friends, and the fear of his terror will wane then he will have to leave one way or another. Russia will disintegrate!
happened to stalin
Trolling the ukronazis - and their sympathizers. Watch the background as the lovely girl dances to her heritage. :D:D:D:D
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Tuko nyuma ya mzito Putun. We will teach the West a hard lesson
You deal with the West in terms of the economy, the way China is doing. Russia relies on its past glory - it has a relatively smaller economy (ranked 11th globally - 1.9% of global GDP), slow growing old fashioned mineral-based economy, an oppressed people…
Its irredentist attitude further compounds the scenario - it is just churning out more enemies.
The American homosexuals will get it rough
Jaluo with big words anafikiri tutaogopa hiyo kizungu mingi mingi. With its small economy, imagine putin is bringing about an end to european, yuess hegemony. Putin doesn’t have to match your god point by point. Just one point is enough if it will checkmate their aspirations of continued world domination.
With your kizungu mingi, jaluo man, are you nostalgic about being colonised?
[SIZE=6]Why Did Western Europe Dominate the Globe? | www.caltech.edu[/SIZE]
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Although Europe represents only about 8 percent of the planet’s landmass, from 1492 to 1914, Europeans conquered or colonized more than 80 percent of the entire world. Being dominated for centuries has led to lingering inequality and long-lasting effects in many formerly colonized countries, including poverty and slow economic growth.
[SIZE=6]Russian Oil Price Cap Could Be Biden’s Biggest Energy Folly Yet[/SIZE]
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Sep 28, 2022The price cap is an example of Western policymakers trying to have their cake and eat it, too, when dealing with Russia. The G7 believes it has devised a clever way of keeping Russian oil flowing…The risk of this market reaction cannot be overstated – especially since the Biden administration and EU and UK policymakers have proven themselves incompetent in the current energy crisis, and the price cap could be their coup de grace.