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And on a related note, I wondered for quite some time why the Germans refused to send their Taurus missiles the Ukraine. The French and Brits had...

To be considered more "trustworthy" when you have no hair, could mean you are being (literally) "groomed" as an authoritarian follower...

Good luck listening to mad old women who gossip too much and never actually do any work. Pocahontas is no whistleblower.

Germany hasn't just lost money. It's lost its mind. Hard times are ahead for Germany. However, do not fear, the people in gov't won't be affected....

I read "long Covid", and I know that I can skip this article. The authors are ignorant at best.