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    >Leading immediately to Russia invading Georgia in 2008 Encouraging Saakashvili to resolve Georgia's territorial issues by taking over breakaway republics of South Ossetia and Abkh…

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    >that’s why they acceded to Russia’s demand not offer Ukraine and Georgia Membership Action Plans in 2008 They did something worse: While NATO consisted of twenty-seven allies, Bus…

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    From your link: "According to historian Bob Moore, although the repatriations did occur, Tolstoy's intention was to minimize the culpability of the Cossacks for having sided with t…

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    Comment #42584830

    What if I want to discover a new better way to write code?

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    Comment #42573409

    Interestingly, Medusa has status of foreign agent and undesirable organization in Russia so its website is blocked, but telegram channel is freely available. Similarly, euronews an…

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    Comment #42567401

    This one is American state propaganda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Free_Europe/Radio_Libert...

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    Comment #42565871

    >In Europe there is no effort to write news in Russian Not true. For example: https://t.me/russian_euronews The most popular anti-Putin channels are run by Russian emigrants based …

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    >The error is caused by an APC that calls exception-throwing C++ code The article doesn't say it was a C++ exception. Could've been a SEH exception.

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    >a lot of that GDP is debatable in 2024 While the share of services in the US GDP is more than 3/4. What will you do with all these expensive NY lawyers when push comes to shove? S…

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    Be worried then

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    Comment #42550813

    If you seriously think it's possible, than you yourself should be worried a lot -- the last thing the West needs is even stronger China with its enormous industrial base and contro…

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    Comment #42548096

    >russia had no such qualms. Neither does the Ukraine or the US.

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    Thanks, that's interesting, I didn't think numbers have changed so much. What do Germans think about the fact that either Ukraine, which received tens of billions of euros in money…

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    >The US had to literally rescue Germany from itself by blowing up Nordstream I wonder what rescued Germans think about that.

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    Comment #42543476

    >Romanias GDP jumped from 122 billion to 214 billion from 2006 to 2008 after joining in 2007. Looks like some creative accounting. Real GDP cannot almost double in two years.

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    I thought they joined NATO to feel more secure

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    >The idea that WWII is why America is on top is a-historical. How so?

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    You should have said "any victim but Crimea" then.