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Roc_ said:
I think the masses are manipulated,
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You think that anyone who doesn't agree with your insane stupidity is part of a manipulated mass.

Roc_ said:
they do not have proper opinions, they become a tyranny very easily, most are sheer idiots. I would certainly include people on this forum in that. But they have interests, and I agree with democracy as a way to represent those interests. However interest and opinion are entirely different political phenomena. I would leave the representation of opinion to an elite, granted I do not see we have an elite anymore, as our education system has been largely destroyed and even the old families do not bring up their children anymore to potentially be statesmen. They all turn out to be ideologues of one type or another, left or right, or party cult, except possibly some of those grounded in a traditional religion.
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Rats from a sinking ship, despite all the X.com Ukrainian propaganda posted by the fat 63 year old Bunny in the Middle East, Ukraine aren't winning this war.

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Ukraine's Air Force Deputy Commander announces resignation over Fedorov's dismissal

Colonel Pavlo Yelizarov warned in his resignation letter that the dismissal would cause more casualties and destruction in Ukraine from Russian missile and drone attacks.
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As are the psychopaths in the EU. :LOL:

In her post, von der Leyen also underscored the recently signed Drone Deal, an agreement on deepening industrial cooperation in unmanned systems signed during her visit to Kyiv on July 15.

"Our Drone Deal will harness the EU's industrial strength to produce Ukraine's most innovative defence equipment at speed and scale," von der Leyen said.

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Von der Leyen discusses Ukraine's EU reforms, defense cooperation in first call with PM Koretskyi

"You can count on our full support, including in your work to improve energy sector’s governance," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.
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Russia’s deepening fuel crisis is spreading beyond filling-station queues into freight, agriculture, retail and public services, threatening to deliver a fresh inflationary shock as the country enters its peak harvest season.

The shortages, aggravated by Ukraine’s sustained campaign of drone attacks against Russia’s oil refineries and oil depots, are not yet critical across the entire economy. As IntelliNews reported, Russia’s oil production is battered but not broken. But their cumulative effects are beginning to reinforce one another, raising transport and production costs while squeezing consumers and already strained regional budgets, Bear Market Brief reports.

More than 50 attacks have been launched against Russia’s 30 major refineries and every single one has now been hit at least once – many of those closer to Ukraine’s borders have been hit multiple times since March.
 
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