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This lunatic has to be taking his own narcotics that he hands out free to the gullible every day. He is resurrecting the Greenland issue because he knows it will keep him in the news. After all, everything is about him. It really is time for Europe and NATO tell him to take his troops and his bases and shove them up his ass. Then see how he manages force posture in Europe and the Middle East. Enough is enough, it’s time to rip off the band aid. When you pander to a bully, he comes back to bully you some more. If there has to be a geopolitical realignment then so be it, because if Russia invaded Europe tomorrow Trump would not raise a finger to help and it’s something Europe needs to accept. 🎥 TikTok -

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Man explains how celebrating his birthday got him into the pr!son and his experience there💔💔 According to the guy, he loves to celebrate his birthday but he doesn’t really have much then so he just took some of his guys out to catch fun at a club and they unconsciously buy what he can’t afford like it exceeded his budget so when it was time to make payment it led to an argument between him and the manager then the called the police on him and took him to court.

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A man has recounted an unexpected encounter with his former basic school teacher, who he claims now works at a washing bay. He recalled that the teacher once beat him and told him he was “good for nothing” after he failed a paper. According to the man, the teacher appeared visibly uncomfortable and attempted to hide while washing his car. He used the incident to advise teachers to be cautious in how they treat students.

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Brock Purdy on George Kittle returning from his Achilles injury so quickly: “All I know is that he went hard. He did everything he could to get back for Week 1. That’s a credit to him. That’s actually remarkable to be able to have that kind of injury and do what he did to get back. He flew places. He did everything the right way. He just worked his tail off every day in the weight room from when we were back in California at OTAs, the summer in Tennessee and then back during camp. Big credit to him for doing that and doing it for the team. He wanted to get back to play with the boys and to give this organization everything he’s got.”

Brock Purdy on George Kittle returning from his Achilles injury so quickly: “All I know is that he went hard. He did everything he could to get back for Week 1. That’s a credit to him. That’s actually remarkable to be able to have that kind of injury and do what he did to get back. He flew places. He did everything the right way. He just worked his tail off every day in the weight room from when we were back in California at OTAs, the summer in Tennessee and then back during camp. Big credit to him for doing that and doing it for the team. He wanted to get back to play with the boys and to give this organization everything he’s got.”

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