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I do brand + strategy things. My opinions are mine and belong in a museum. P.S. made a lil' game for movie lovers https://nitter.gq/t.co/aR8QP6GO43

LA now | NYC + Odesa forever
Joined November 2009
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Electricity substations, bridges, schools, humanitarian aid points — Russia is striking everything it can to destroy life in Ukraine as temperatures begin to drop. And it’s only working because we won’t help Ukraine with air defense. The new Congress must fix this ASAP.
Russia’s ballistic campaign against Ukraine continues, and unfortunately, because of the shortage of Patriot missiles, there have been significant hits. Today, Ukraine is generating more electricity than it consumes. But because Russia is striking substations and power grids, we are seeing significant shortages in Kyiv and other regions. The Russians are striking bridges across the Dnipro – from Kyiv all the way to Zaporizhzhia. During the night leading into today, the Kyiv Northern Bridge was hit. Six ballistic missiles were fired at the bridge, and four struck it. Our country will be represented in several formats in November that can bring Ukraine greater strength: the G7, the Coalition of the Willing, and Ramstein. We are working to make each of these formats as productive as possible. And the results must focus first and foremost on air defenses and energy.
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Katya Kotlyar 🇺🇦 retweeted
Screentest for James Bond went well.
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Russian “peace”:
Lots of russian missiles are currently crashing into Kyiv. 24 hours after Putins envoy uses the White House podium to tell everyone about how peaceful they are
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The Diplomat retracts an article saying the journalist fabricated the story and may not even be a real person (!) but a Russian operative (!!).
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A few days ago, Russia killed 53 people by dropping glide bombs on an underground shelter in Komyshuvakha, Ukraine, where civilians were hiding. Dozens are still missing. And somehow, people are outraged that russian hockey players are banned from competing in Canada. Thank you, Canada!
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We must build more donut centers
BREAKING: Krispy Kreme officially outperforms NVIDIA over the past year.
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Never forget russian genocide in Mariupol.
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53 people are now confirmed to have been killed in Russia's massacre at an aid distribution station in Komyshuvakha. This number is expected to continue to rise.
The death toll from Russia's massacre in Komyshuvakha continues to rise. 30 people, who had gathered at a school to receive humanitarian aid, have now been confirmed killed, a further 48 are listed as missing.
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It is important to know at least a few names and faces. Otherwise, the murdered are mere abstractions. Statistics.
This is Kateryna Bozhko. She will forever be 14 years old. On November 3, a Russian drone flew into Kateryna's home in Kyiv region and killed her. She had all her life ahead of her until Russia destroyed it. RIP, Kateryna. Deepest condolences to the family...
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40 people are confirmed killed in the russian double-tap attack with nine glide bombs on the humanitarian aid distribution center in Komyshuvakha. Forty. 30 more are still missing. Some bodies cannot be identified so far. We don't speak enough about this horrendous crime.
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The millennial reign of terror starts now.
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AI could never write the tweets I’ve seen today
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“What makes a good strategist?”
The ADHD urge to be excellent at solving other people's highly complex problems whileletting my car registration expire for 8 months while actively thinking about it every single day
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if you’re online, STAY ONLINE
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and to think… all this during the Sephora Sales Event…
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Tearing down all the data centers and replacing them with Criterion Closets.
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knicks beat the spurs so bad they turned the whole state blue
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ITS CALLED TWITTER NOW
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No electricity. No water. No heat. It’s dark and cold inside and outside. Drawing concept for the Crimson Peak poster in the dark as inverter is almost discharged and it feels like I’m living this movie. rus sia is a terrorist state.
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Katya Kotlyar 🇺🇦 retweeted
Thank you @alexsalvinews and @Shelby_Wilder for your honest reporting about the tragedy brought on by Russia. This is Ukrainian land, invaded and devastated by Putin. The only humanitarians here are in yellow and blue.
I was tasked by @FLOTUS @melaniatrump to act as the lone American media representative on the ground reporting on the humanitarian mission in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky. I traveled with delegations from Russia and Ukraine—guided by the Russian military—to the frontline war-torn city to observe the evacuation of 800 people who have been trapped in the crossfire since the town was captured in 2022. Traveling through Russia, Crimea and, finally, occupied Ukraine, we witnessed the tragedies that have been brought on by Vladimir Putin’s invasion. The mission was a success. @newsmax
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