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I MAKE A STUPID DECISION I REVERSE MY SOMETHING STUPID DECISION REALLY BAD HAPPENS I CONVINCE MY FOLLOWERS THE PROBLEM IS NOW MAGICALLY SOLVED
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Julia Davis @Julia Davis News Follow "What is Putin getting? He is getting more than he and other former K.G.B. officers ever dreamed of,” said Calder Walton of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, who wrote a book on the history of espionage between Russia and the United States. "This is the dismantling before our eyes of the U.S.-led international order, something that Putin has worked toward his entire career," he said. Jonathan Lemire @JonLemire - 1h "Based solely on Trump's actions during his time back in office, the simple fact is that he has made few national security or foreign policy decisions that have not been cheered by the Kremlin, making his stance toward Putin more consequential than ever” nytimes.com/2025/03/08/us/... 8:55 AM · Mar 8, 2025 - 10.3K Views
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in reply to Colin Mochrie

I think it's less name-calling and more comparing him to someone roughly equivalent, in order to sum up the issue about him (or what they believe the issue to be) without walls of text.

I don't really know enough of the case to agree with any of those, I just post relevant images.

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