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Greek journalists also confronted Rutte whether its acceptable for one NATO member (turkey) to threaten another (Greece) with war simply for exercising its sovereign rights. He dodged that question too! Of course, it never goes viral when it's about Turkey...

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146,544 views • 1 month ago

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389,503 views • 11 months ago