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Yes, goys, German is the colluder-in-chief 2017-07-05 08:07:37 Post No. 132515591
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Yes, goys, German is the colluder-in-chief
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Bad Germany is creating a strong alliance with Russia while America is putting more sanctions on them. I have heard Brits are shocked that Germany wants close ties with Russia. I wonder why.
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I hope this lasts longer than the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
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>>132515591
Russia would objectively be better to govern Germany than homegrown German politicians.
I'd rather be Russified than Islamized.
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>Between the hammer and anvil
Here they go again
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>>132516959
gotta suck to be you
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5D chess
Germany also has sanctions on russia. Nonetheless you still do some business with them. Nothing changed really, new initiatives will pop up from time to time some will work some won't
Sensationalizing journalists make clickbaiting headlines over nothing. Every time someone signs a deal for tractors its a "pivot", "strategic alliance" and a "policy shift".
In reality it takes at least a decade at full speed to switch sides like we did with NATO. And Germany is very deeply connected to NATO and EU. If you stepped out of both today you might "pivot" by 2030.
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