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There are periods in the life of humanity, which generally coincide with the beginning of the fall of cultures and civilizations, when the masses irretrievably lose their reason and begin to destroy everything that has been created by centuries and millennia of culture. Such periods of mass madness, often coinciding with geological cataclysms, climate changes, and similar phenomena of a planetary character, release a very great quantity of the matter of knowledge.
Maybe someone will buy the plant and start a new company. Well, it could happen.... :O
"But for all their lofty ideals and sacred belief in the UN, the BRICS still have not come up with a solid, practical strategy to fight the...
So why the armoured columns all headed for Kiev? Moscow clearly intended to take Kiev, what about the airborne assaults? They clearly think people...
Here is an interesting video on the subject. Why Israel is in deep trouble: John Mearsheimer with Tom Switzer [Link]
"It's a diplomatic masterstroke." - only if you are a witless Neo-con propagandist grunt. These idiots have ignored Russian terms. Every time...
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Reader Comments
Does he imagine they'd feel sorry for him too?
F*cking insane.
Maybe he should move to Somalia.
He feels guilt because he sent the Somali to jail and now that he's deported, he misses the attention.
That's how TPTB want us to be, I guess. Else this would not have made the headlines.
I spent about a half an hour trying to process this story. In the end I found it went so far toward the state line of acute schizophrenia, I had to give up.
She had saved his letters . . . and they were so abstruse, that I did not then, and still do not believe that I could even properly imitate one.
Sad.
R.C.