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Can any of you make a cogent argument for why a ceasefire is merely enough and security guarantees aren’t necessary? 

Provided that a favorable minerals deal is reached (which I think the US is entitled to)

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I can't tell....are you an American hating Californian (based on your location in your profile) or an America hating Canadian.Not that it matters.....  just like your...

I can't tell....are you an American hating Californian (based on your location in your profile) or an America hating Canadian.

Not that it matters.....  just like your lame ass Kool-Aid narrative spewing post.... 

 

Oh Magoo, how could I forget you, you must have felt left out.  Not sure what "narrative" you're referring to, I just watched the video and can see with my own two eyes how much of a small man Trump is.  That's all.  But thanks for adding nothing useful to the conversation as usual.

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Oceania, Eurasia, Eastasia

Welcome to the new world order

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Im glad orange man sent the ungrateful lil bitch packin'

All that cash sent over there and thats how the stand up comic acts?   

Dont let the big white door hit you on the ass on your way out.

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I have a soft spot for Ukraine as that's where my family came from (great grandparents on my dad's side, grandmother on my mom's  - my...

I have a soft spot for Ukraine as that's where my family came from (great grandparents on my dad's side, grandmother on my mom's  - my maternal grandfather came from Belarus). So yes, I hope that Ukraine gets the support it needs. Zelensky has said that he'd resign if he's an impediment to peace. I wonder if that's something he should think about now (assuming there is an appropriate replacement). But even if you don't give two shits about Ukraine - and you don't have to - I don't think a lot of people on this forum appreciate the extent to which Putin is a bad actor. He believes that it was a tragedy that the USSR  fell, and he'd very much like to see it back, to the extent that that is possible. His expansionist ambitions are not in the West's interests now any more than the existence of the USSR was in our interests decades ago. So, even if you for whatever reason don't like Ukraine, this can be a case of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". 

The concern with negotiating with Putin is that a genuine negotiation requires parties to be acting in good faith. There is reason to doubt that Putin is a good faith actor. Cease fires and treaties don't mean a thing if there is a party involved that can't be trusted. Hitler signed a non-aggression pact with Stalin - then guess what happened. 

None of this is to defend Biden's approach or to suggest that all funds sent there have been used appropriately. I don't claim to know much about that, and if there were serious fuckups and misappropriations, it wouldn't surprise me. But I have no doubt that Putin is in the wrong in this war, and he does not deserve to be rewarded for his aggressions. But I also live in the real world where sometimes compromises are necessary. It sounds like Trump genuinely wants to see peace. Whatever Biden was doing wasn't achieving that. I hope Trump can do better, without emboldening or unduly rewarding Putin. How to do that, I have no idea - and I get the distinct impression that nobody else in this forum knows either. 

Another excellent and rational MPJC post on Vital.    

Just for the record.   I totally agree Putin is a bad actor and completely untrustworthy.          I think the same things about little-man Zalensky....but not in the same league as Putin.        I have nothing against Ukraine, other than the corruption.   ...but hell, we have our own corruption here in the US, one only needs to look at the damn government.     I feel for the good people, the little people who pay the price for these idiotic games because of greed, ego and power.  

 

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2/28/2025 2:12pm
From Fox News ....According to sources close to Zelenskyy, tempers had flared even before the event began. The Ukrainian president was apparently presented with a minerals...

From Fox News ....

According to sources close to Zelenskyy, tempers had flared even before the event began. The Ukrainian president was apparently presented with a minerals for security agreement by the Trump administration prior to the press event, but the deal included no security guarantees to protect Ukraine from another Russian invasion. 

Zelenskyy had warned repeatedly ahead of his trip to Washington, D.C., that, in order to reach a mineral agreement, Kyiv needed these security assurances. Even so, he angered Trump and Vance by rejecting the deal, the source said. 

It’s not  much of a deal of no security agreements for Ukraine 

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2/28/2025 2:14pm
From another site.When Russia took Crimea under Obama, there was no international outrage and we didn't go to war. Under Trump, Russia didn't dare do more...

From another site.

When Russia took Crimea under Obama, there was no international outrage and we didn't go to war. Under Trump, Russia didn't dare do more. With a weak Joe Biden, Russia made another move and suddenly the war machine revved into action. America is funding this war and keeping it going with our weapons and support. There is no end in sight. Ukraine cannot stand on its own and their country is being destroyed. So Trump is doing the logical thing and attempting to negotiate peace. Zelenskyy seems to think that after all we have given Ukraine, that he can demand the terms of peace and tell us how it will be. Unfortunately for him, Joe Biden is no longer president. Trump is going to expect a more humble, grateful version of Zelenskyy as things progress towards a conclusion. 

Putin didn't do anything under Trump because the world was dealing with Covid. Did u notice there was very little conflict during that time? And Ya, during Obama, everyone sort of ignored what Russia did, and look where it got us. And now u suggest we do that again and just let Russia do what it wants? How many more times do we allow that?

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MPJC wrote:
I have a soft spot for Ukraine as that's where my family came from (great grandparents on my dad's side, grandmother on my mom's  - my...

I have a soft spot for Ukraine as that's where my family came from (great grandparents on my dad's side, grandmother on my mom's  - my maternal grandfather came from Belarus). So yes, I hope that Ukraine gets the support it needs. Zelensky has said that he'd resign if he's an impediment to peace. I wonder if that's something he should think about now (assuming there is an appropriate replacement). But even if you don't give two shits about Ukraine - and you don't have to - I don't think a lot of people on this forum appreciate the extent to which Putin is a bad actor. He believes that it was a tragedy that the USSR  fell, and he'd very much like to see it back, to the extent that that is possible. His expansionist ambitions are not in the West's interests now any more than the existence of the USSR was in our interests decades ago. So, even if you for whatever reason don't like Ukraine, this can be a case of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". 

The concern with negotiating with Putin is that a genuine negotiation requires parties to be acting in good faith. There is reason to doubt that Putin is a good faith actor. Cease fires and treaties don't mean a thing if there is a party involved that can't be trusted. Hitler signed a non-aggression pact with Stalin - then guess what happened. 

None of this is to defend Biden's approach or to suggest that all funds sent there have been used appropriately. I don't claim to know much about that, and if there were serious fuckups and misappropriations, it wouldn't surprise me. But I have no doubt that Putin is in the wrong in this war, and he does not deserve to be rewarded for his aggressions. But I also live in the real world where sometimes compromises are necessary. It sounds like Trump genuinely wants to see peace. Whatever Biden was doing wasn't achieving that. I hope Trump can do better, without emboldening or unduly rewarding Putin. How to do that, I have no idea - and I get the distinct impression that nobody else in this forum knows either. 

Magoofan wrote:
Another excellent and rational MPJC post on Vital.    Just for the record.   I totally agree Putin is a bad actor and completely untrustworthy.  ...

Another excellent and rational MPJC post on Vital.    

Just for the record.   I totally agree Putin is a bad actor and completely untrustworthy.          I think the same things about little-man Zalensky....but not in the same league as Putin.        I have nothing against Ukraine, other than the corruption.   ...but hell, we have our own corruption here in the US, one only needs to look at the damn government.     I feel for the good people, the little people who pay the price for these idiotic games because of greed, ego and power.  

 

Yes, it's always the little people that suffer while the war pigs play their games. Like Black Sabbath said "treating people like they're pawns in chess, wait til their judgment day comes". 

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These are leaders   And they are rolling in their graves. I wanted to believe President Trump had a plan, but today proved it’s just a grift. Disappointment doesn’t begin to describe how I feel.

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We can believe he is doing other things well, and call him out for being wrong here.  Or are we just so partisan we have to blindly follow everything he says or does.  

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The ungrateful people from other countries coming in  here and telling us how we should be pissing away our money is bad enough.It's more sickening the...

The ungrateful people from other countries coming in  here and telling us how we should be pissing away our money is bad enough.

It's more sickening the US "citizens" who throw their support behind this shit. 

 

scott_nz wrote:

sorry, what part of US foreign policy should i be grateful for?

Scott you and I agree some things and sometimes not.     We're just going to be on opposite sides on this topic.

Without the US over the last 100+ years, the world would be a very different place.   That's not bragging, it's just a fact.     

The US is not abandoning it's allies and friends in the world.  All we're looking for is for countries to carry the load WITH us.

 

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scott_nz wrote:

It’s not  much of a deal of no security agreements for Ukraine 

What about the fuckton of MY money they already got?   He may not like the deal and certainly can refuse it,  but cant the little shit at least be diplomatic while he is in the AMERICAN PEOPLES house after he got all my money?  And I mean,  a LOT of my money already?

 

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Magoofan wrote:
Scott you and I agree some things and sometimes not.     We're just going to be on opposite sides on this topic.Without the US over...

Scott you and I agree some things and sometimes not.     We're just going to be on opposite sides on this topic.

Without the US over the last 100+ years, the world would be a very different place.   That's not bragging, it's just a fact.     

The US is not abandoning it's allies and friends in the world.  All we're looking for is for countries to carry the load WITH us.

 

according to your above reply to MPJC , we are not that far away on this topic either,  we just differ on the way it needs to get there, 

your right, the world would be very different with out USA inserting itself into may conflicts,  in someways it would be better, and some worse, not all interventions have been good, 

i dont have an opinion if USA leaving Nato or other security agreements is good or bad, where i live, its going to effect me the least,  (its one of the good things about being at the bottom of the world, far from most the population) i can see some good things coming out of it to if it happens,  

 

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Magoofan wrote:
The ungrateful people from other countries coming in  here and telling us how we should be pissing away our money is bad enough.It's more sickening the...

The ungrateful people from other countries coming in  here and telling us how we should be pissing away our money is bad enough.

It's more sickening the US "citizens" who throw their support behind this shit. 

 

scott_nz wrote:

sorry, what part of US foreign policy should i be grateful for?

Magoofan wrote:
Scott you and I agree some things and sometimes not.     We're just going to be on opposite sides on this topic.Without the US over...

Scott you and I agree some things and sometimes not.     We're just going to be on opposite sides on this topic.

Without the US over the last 100+ years, the world would be a very different place.   That's not bragging, it's just a fact.     

The US is not abandoning it's allies and friends in the world.  All we're looking for is for countries to carry the load WITH us.

 

The us is turning its back on literally every country, 51st state bullshit. Sad watching the demise of the once great usa

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Came home to see the msm bullshit on all of this.

As usual, lots of media parroting, word for word, being posted here.

 

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2/28/2025 2:34pm
agn5008 wrote:
Putin and Russia are a threat and need to be handled as such. Putin isn’t asking for anything from the USA. Zelenskyy needs to be the...

Putin and Russia are a threat and need to be handled as such. Putin isn’t asking for anything from the USA. Zelenskyy needs to be the bigger man because let’s be real, it is true he has no power here. He needs to do what’s best for his country, put his differences aside and tell Trump he’s ready to negotiate the deal. If he doesn’t, it’s going to end very badly for the Ukraine. Do some damage control, sign the deal and ensure the safety of your citizens. People may not believe this, but I think Trump is trying to act as the middle man to end this war and keep both sides as happy as possible without escalating conflict. Unfortunately for the Ukraine that means kissing Trumps ass a little and signing the deal. 

Problem is you can't trust Putin. He never honors agreements. Unfortunately he needs to be defeated militarily or economically. Any "deal" with him will be broken...

Problem is you can't trust Putin. He never honors agreements. Unfortunately he needs to be defeated militarily or economically. Any "deal" with him will be broken at some point.

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You’re absolutely right, you can’t trust Putin. But the right thing to do may be to get this deal done, get support from the USA then...

You’re absolutely right, you can’t trust Putin. But the right thing to do may be to get this deal done, get support from the USA then if Russia decides to get frisky again the USA steps in and helps Ukraine. Like I said previously, if you expect the USA to help you then you better either be in the alliance or you better give us an incentive (the minerals deal). You don’t get to stand by and wait for something to happen then ask other countries for all this help. 

We claim mineral or ? Has been a part of helping a country out in war.  War is totally stupid.  Ask the Indians they won most of the battles especially if it was even.  Fort Wayne in Indiana word got out all the Military was there. A few Tribes from Wi. A couple from Mi., Ohio & Indiana. Went there and killed 80% of the military.  Winning a war doesn’t promise you your country or your Land and Freedom.Politics always wins. I had copies made on the Reservation a couple hrs ago .  I enter & instantly a 60+ Indian woman what can I help you with.  Of course I say She^ Koli hellow when I enter .  There Super cool . Pic of a chill area to take a break from computer training or ged classes . They called it Turtle Island b4 it was America.  IMG 2538

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Blind trust in Trump is alarming. 

You say Putin want to get USSR back. Can you please educate me what republics (countries) he got so far and witch ones in danger been taken over by Putin. As far as my knowledge goes :Zelenski was install ( not elected) to provoke war with Russia for money laundering purpose By globalists. Very simple: no NATO in Ukraine = no war. And please don't tell me POS who stoll millions and owns 13 houses in different countries ( bought house in Israel for his parents for 9 mmillion dollars) have his best interest in Ukranian piople . Just my HOP

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What about the fuckton of MY money they already got?   He may not like the deal and certainly can refuse it,  but cant the little...

What about the fuckton of MY money they already got?   He may not like the deal and certainly can refuse it,  but cant the little shit at least be diplomatic while he is in the AMERICAN PEOPLES house after he got all my money?  And I mean,  a LOT of my money already?

 

Your money probably was spent on US military hardware that is being tested and perfected in Ukraine fighting what has been our enemy.

 And for all the MAGA saying they're sick of the US protecting everyone. This is by design, look at our military spread around the entire planet. Its not just in Ukraine , it's everywhere. Most of these countries didn't beg us for those military bases, or weapons, the US wanted it and benefited from it. Now Trump seems to want to end that, but I don't think he has a plan for the ramifications of doing that so abruptly.

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2/28/2025 2:52pm
The fact is, is that most people in America, Ukraine, and Russia desire peace and prosperity (a healthy and balanced life). The biggest enemy towards the...

The fact is, is that most people in America, Ukraine, and Russia desire peace and prosperity (a healthy and balanced life). The biggest enemy towards the desires of the vast majority of people the whole world over is their own governments. 

And I don’t necessarily mean the individual/s in charge, although that can be and is the case in many instances. It is the structure of government, it is the authority of the State, it is the State’s monopoly on violence that is the real enemy of the people. And equal to all of that is our (the individual’s) reluctance to take full responsibility for oneself. 

 Each and every day we willingly choose to give away our autonomy, our independence, and our freedom! Until we the people the whole world over can unite against the State, we stand no chance. 

MPJC wrote:
I'm extremely skeptical of the idea that anarchy would be some sort of blissful utopia. As Thomas Hobbes pointed out centuries ago, we lock our doors...

I'm extremely skeptical of the idea that anarchy would be some sort of blissful utopia. As Thomas Hobbes pointed out centuries ago, we lock our doors when theft is illegal and punished by the state - imagine if it weren't. If Hobbes is right about human nature (and I think he quite likely is), in what he calls "the state of nature" would be a war of every man against every man, and life would be solitary, nasty, brutish, and short. 

By providing security, the state provides the conditions for the possibility of pursuing our interests. The trick is to get that benefit without giving up more of our liberty than necessary, since those with power generally want to keep and expand it. 

Hobbes I believe to be incorrect in his assessment of humanity. However I will admit it will take a leap of faith so to speak in order to strive towards utopia as you say (please take note that I say strive towards, as I don’t necessarily think it’s achievable, but it should be the goal). The leap of faith will involve us to know without doubt that we (plants, animals, humans, and soil) all share a common fate and that what is good for you is also good for me. Which is to say; we are only as good as our weakest link. Which is to say; do unto others as you would have done onto yourself. I am not a believer in science as the end all but I do believe science (quantum mechanics?) pretty much proves this point that we are all connected on an energetic level. All forms of life (and even forms which most do not consider life) effect and influence eachother. That is the “leap of faith” needed, which truly is not such a leap. 

Also, before I digress to much, let me just say that Anarchy is the mother of order. Once authority is stripped from those that rule from above and taken back by the individual, great responsibility will come with that as now, coupled with our “leap of faith”, I as much as any man has the power to shape the world. 

What the world looks like then I think is hardly imaginable. It is like asking a blind man to describe a color he’s never seen. Though I think even a blind man can see the modality we’ve structured our lives around is not sustainable one and must be drastically altered. 

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2/28/2025 2:53pm Edited Date/Time 2/28/2025 2:55pm
kongols wrote:

Blind trust in Trump is alarming. 

mxdad552 wrote:
You say Putin want to get USSR back. Can you please educate me what republics (countries) he got so far and witch ones in danger been...

You say Putin want to get USSR back. Can you please educate me what republics (countries) he got so far and witch ones in danger been taken over by Putin. As far as my knowledge goes :Zelenski was install ( not elected) to provoke war with Russia for money laundering purpose By globalists. Very simple: no NATO in Ukraine = no war. And please don't tell me POS who stoll millions and owns 13 houses in different countries ( bought house in Israel for his parents for 9 mmillion dollars) have his best interest in Ukranian piople . Just my HOP

Not that it will change your mind, but he never bought house in Israel. He was a wealthy man before he became president with apartments in Italy and Black Sea area. He owns a lot of entertainment companies. He was elected with 75% support.

What Putin want`s is Russian empire back. Head of russian church publically called him czar.

What he wants is Russian empire borders. That`s to Karpatian mountains to prevent from attacks or as a natural defense line. That means Ukraine, Moldova. Poland as a buffer zone. Control of the Baltic sea is a must, that mean he has to take Latvia Lithuania and Estonia.

Oh, and war started in 2014. Zelensky was elected in 2019.

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Yeah, I’ll admit, I’m a cynical, pessimistic old cuss. But human nature is very difficult to nail down because humans are capable of both great good and tremendous evil. The real problem if we are only as good as our weakest link is we’ve got way too many weak links. 

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Yeah, I’ll admit, I’m a cynical, pessimistic old cuss. But human nature is very difficult to nail down because humans are capable of both great good...

Yeah, I’ll admit, I’m a cynical, pessimistic old cuss. But human nature is very difficult to nail down because humans are capable of both great good and tremendous evil. The real problem if we are only as good as our weakest link is we’ve got way too many weak links. 

The difference between man and monkey isn’t a light switch, it’s a dimmer, and it’s turned way the fuck down.

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The phrase, “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you” comes to mind…

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I think that the biggest issue was in something that Vance said about Zelensky meeting with ‘the opposition’ before our election.

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kongols wrote:

Blind trust in Trump is alarming. 

mxdad552 wrote:
You say Putin want to get USSR back. Can you please educate me what republics (countries) he got so far and witch ones in danger been...

You say Putin want to get USSR back. Can you please educate me what republics (countries) he got so far and witch ones in danger been taken over by Putin. As far as my knowledge goes :Zelenski was install ( not elected) to provoke war with Russia for money laundering purpose By globalists. Very simple: no NATO in Ukraine = no war. And please don't tell me POS who stoll millions and owns 13 houses in different countries ( bought house in Israel for his parents for 9 mmillion dollars) have his best interest in Ukranian piople . Just my HOP

Z, s wife bought a billion dollar car last yr. According to a Ukraine driver at my last co I was the only 1 that knew English. The co is operated from Ukraine & all the drivers but me are from there.  There crooks just like all the Eastern European co.s.  I go home for time off & they bagged all my stuff & dumped a stew type of food all ovr it in the summer heat 200+ degrees in the cab. Smelt like dead bodies.  I had to throw a lot of stuff& cloths out. Crook said a truck broke down . He called a driver put him in the truck no drug test or paper work done & ran loads on my 4 days off.  F ing dick move to give you an idea of how they do buisness here.   And he charges me 300 bucks. A lot of Me 1st with Eastern Europeans .  I 1st I More important.  A 6,6 guy said I 1st when I,m texted hit the dock next by my co.s dock.  He got in my face & acted like he wanted kick my azz.  I said u want to fight because your gonna get a welcome to America beating . They shove a phone in the face of our women to pu a load & say load.  Ts personal say they all act like they want to kill us.  Etc. 

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MPJC wrote:
Yeah, I’ll admit, I’m a cynical, pessimistic old cuss. But human nature is very difficult to nail down because humans are capable of both great good...

Yeah, I’ll admit, I’m a cynical, pessimistic old cuss. But human nature is very difficult to nail down because humans are capable of both great good and tremendous evil. The real problem if we are only as good as our weakest link is we’ve got way too many weak links. 

Human nature I don’t believe to be so difficult to pin down. When you remove mechanisms of our current system like profit and private property (not personal property), you then remove the incentive for doing harm against man and nature. When we take back our responsibility and our self reliance we also remove the ability to profit from doing harm. 

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APLMAN99 wrote:

I think that the biggest issue was in something that Vance said about Zelensky meeting with ‘the opposition’ before our election.

Yes, Z basically campaigned for Biden in October. Went to a campaign rally if I recall correctly.

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2/28/2025 3:20pm
APLMAN99 wrote:

I think that the biggest issue was in something that Vance said about Zelensky meeting with ‘the opposition’ before our election.

This was all theatre for MAGA. Vance was clearly there to provoke a reaction out of Zelensky in front of cameras. It was an ambush. They even had social media posts ready to be posted afterwards. It's kind of a disgrace, but not really surprising.

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2/28/2025 3:25pm
AZ35 wrote:

Yes, Z basically campaigned for Biden in October. Went to a campaign rally if I recall correctly.

Ummm. At that time, the Biden/Harris administration was fully supporting Ukraine. Did you expect Z to campaign against them, and instead campaign for Trump? Use your brains people.

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I don't know how Americans, especially those who voted for him will see this, but from the outside looking in, the USA cannot be trusted as...

I don't know how Americans, especially those who voted for him will see this, but from the outside looking in, the USA cannot be trusted as an ally anymore. Its a sad thing, because the aggressors of the world are going to see what's happening and realize that they can get away with anything as long as they're nice to Trump about it. Dark day. 

Poland, South Korea and Japan will be seriously considering joining the nuclear club.

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a month of being quiet little gremlins but they found a snack after midnight

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