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A soldier has fallen. @Hidepro18plus fought without a title, without a salary, without anything but conviction. He showed up every day for Haqeeqi Azadi and a better Pakistan when it cost something to do so. I didn't know you personally, brother, but I could tell you were one of...

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Hey Baron I’ll answer for Erika. As a mom that has kids and a husband who travels during the week and has kids in the bed occasionally…..my husband gets up early to get on flights. 2 or 3 am. I may hear my husband when he gets up but usually I just go back to sleep. With or without the kids in the bed. I don’t get up with him. As a matter of fact he hates it when I do. He says it makes it harder to leave because I tell him I wish he didn’t have to go and I’ll miss him and it breaks his heart to leave. Yea I admit it I do make it hard for him to leave. But then he texts me when he gets to the airport and when he lands and all during the day. And at night we FaceTime. Do you know that Erika and Charlie didn’t have this kind of relationship? No you don’t. Because you weren’t there. How do you know that this doesn’t destroy her that she didn’t get up with him that morning? Do you have cameras on her 24/7? You are truly an unbelievable asshole. But anything to keep the hate going right? And of course since you are a failed attorney you need as many clicks as you can get to pay your bills. Gotta pay those bills. Money over morals. I can’t wait until trial when all your BS lies are debunked. Your fall will be epic and well deserved. I don’t know how you sleep at night knowing one day you’ll have to answer for everything you’ve done to this woman by God. Hope you have a good excuse ready. But if I were you I’d be a little worried about my soul.

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As I was leaving a tiny village in Poltava Oblast, I saw two Ukrainian flags flying above a cemetery in the distance. Whenever I pass the grave of a soldier, I step off the road and pay my respects. Because without their sacrifice, none of us would have the freedom to keep walking, speaking or living in Ukraine. This village has only two small stores. It is so small that you could drive through it in fifteen seconds and never know its name. But even here, there is a soldier. Even here, there is a family grieving. Roman. Callsign Zub. I often say that Ukraine is a large country with the soul of a small town. No matter where you go, someone knows someone. A name leads to a friend, a neighbour, the man who repaired your car or the person who owned the shop where everyone bought their supplies. That is why every loss reaches so far. People say that time heals, but war does not give us time. Before one wound can close, another name is added, another family receives the worst news of their lives and another flag rises over another grave. The pain never has the chance to sink beneath the surface. Some people tell Ukraine to surrender, as though survival is something we should negotiate away. But every day lived beyond the grasp of the Kremlin is a victory. The freedom to speak Ukrainian. To love your family. To celebrate your culture. To think freely without being punished for your beliefs. To raise your children without fearing they will be stolen from you. To live without occupation, persecution or terror. These are not small things. They are everything. So whenever I see those flags, I will leave the road. I will take the extra steps. I will stand beside the graves of those who believed so deeply in a free Ukraine that they gave everything for it. They did not die for nothing. They died so that Ukraine could remain Ukraine. Now it is our responsibility, and the responsibility of the free world, to make sure their sacrifice leads to victory. #StandWithUkraine

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