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When I first saw a picture of Miller, I was instantly reminded of Erik Dorf, infamous character from the 1970s "Holocaust" TV series :(
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I wanted a car, but since I didn’t have the money, I went to a dealership and, threatening them with a gun, took a car. The salespeople called the police, but the police refused to intervene, saying they didn’t want to escalate the conflict. Instead, they suggested negotiations. I said I’d take this car and one more. The salespeople insisted they wouldn’t give anything away. Eventually, the police pressured them into handing over two cars to me to "resolve the conflict."
Now I have two cars, and my friends have decided to get cars the same way.
Unfortunately, I don’t own a dealership, and this nonsense doesn’t work in real life—except when it comes to Ukraine. 😭😡
#RussiaUkraineWar #RussiaUkraineConflict #RussiaUkraine #UkraineWar @realDonaldTrump
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"The Australian Government collects more money from HECS than it does from the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax.
"Thank you, children. You're the backbone of our economy, not the gas industry."
Executive Director Richard Denniss at @PressClubAust
@RDNS_TAI #auspol
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the standards we walk by..@FinancialReview
Saying the quiet part out loud: Russia is a fascist state.
The Russian banner says: "Children, kitchen, church. The sense and greatness of a Russian woman".
That's the motto that Hitler declared in September 1934 in his speech before the Women's National Socialist Organization. He said then: "the world of the German woman is her husband, her family, her children and her home." He used "Kinder, Küche, Kirche"/"Children, Kitchen, Church". But the last part of the slogan, "Church", was omitted because of anti-religious campaigns during the Nazi era. However, now in Russia the church is an integral part of Russian propaganda, so there is no need to omit it
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OUR NEW AD IS LIVE!
You’re the Voice that will make history.
On 14 October, we know we all can stand together with the power to be powerful.
#HistoryIsCalling, so #VoteYes. Are you in? John Farnham is.
#UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru #YoureTheVoice #VoteYes
Your American history lesson for this week.
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