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This is absolutely disgraceful. - Is this how a leader whose nations survival depends on America treats President Trump? Watching this is sickening, and hearing it is even worse. This man isn’t fit to lead a nation—he isn’t even fit to be a second-rate comedian. The people of Ukraine...

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James Lange1 year ago

His gravy train is over! Ukraine’s reputation for money laundering has been shattered!

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Michael1 year ago

@ChrisD32371 The US doesn’t owe Zelenskyy 💩. No apology. He can Fuk off. Trump wants an economic alliance to deter Putin. Zelenskyy wants a military alliance which could lead to WWIII.

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Foggy Dew1 year ago

PANIC AT THE PORTFOLIO! Investors who bet the farm on Ukraine are SCREAMING as their stocks PLUNGE to ZERO—TOTAL WIPEOUT! This isn’t heroism, folks—it’s a frantic cash-grab by slimy vultures circling the wreckage. DISGUSTING!

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Duke1 year ago

Now everyone knows

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Rock Paper Sizzle1 year ago

🇺🇸 One Nation, under Trump, Stronger THAN EVER. Are you Trump Tough? 💪Tough T's Here:

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Catherine Runnals1 year ago

ZELENSKYY’s people are not happy. Watch him be removed.

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Duke1 year ago

No more handouts for him, he could go back to acting

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Josh Warnicke1 year ago

He is a drug addict that thinks he is invincible! His going to FIND OUT REALLY QUICKLY WHO'S in CONTROL and what a real president does!!!! Praying for Trump and his family and team.

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Wellington Nascimbeni1 year ago

Agree 602 %

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Begs 🇨🇦1 year ago

This is…

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TheHiRoad1 year ago

Maybe it’s time to have elections again in Ukraine?

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