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“he urged the French president to put on a helmet and go to Ukraine to fight personally” lol - like that would ever happen is about as likely...
Democracy is 990 sheep and 10 wolves voting on what to have for supper. The wolves count the votes. Guess what's for supper?
MacRon is not just a tool of Banksters, he's one of them, albeit a lower-ranking puppet. He will do as he is told. Same as it ever was.
As the 4th Reich USA fascist corpocracy wanes & extinguishes itself as a unipolar tyrant there was always the force majeure of multipolar...
Hope Canada eventually joins BRICS...
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i think it's called a ' filler ' ... although i do not use this phrase i have caught myself beginning a sentence with "well" or "so".
just an observation - i figured you and others on here would have noticed it too; i don't recall hearing people use "go ahead" until several years ago.
well, that's all codis, i'm going to go ahead and eat my lunch now.
cheers : )
I suppose they quote Dirty Harry: [Link]
Albeit I wish I had Harry's gun, too ...
As you say, probably filler, like 'you know' or 'at the end of the day' or 'I don't know about you, but....'
I am no native speaker (of English), so I make of use every useful phrase I come across - being it British, American, Australian, or Pidgin ...
Good one. They don't mention what we know they should mention even once, just like mainstream media, to strengthen the joke