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   techriot (techriot@hub.netzgemeinde.eu)'s status on Friday, 19-Jan-2024 05:43:25 JST techriot

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   @kuchinster I remember reading of the same harlot myself. Ursula does fit that profile.
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     kuchinster (kuchinster@hub.hubzilla.de)'s status on Friday, 19-Jan-2024 05:43:26 JST kuchinster

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     A long time ago, I don't remember where I read a prediction and there was a speech about a harlot on ten tigers. I used to think it was Angela Merkel, but now I see it was Ursula.
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     techriot (techriot@hub.netzgemeinde.eu)'s status on Friday, 19-Jan-2024 05:43:28 JST techriot
     Ursula The Silly Cow.
     In a reprise of her, "The Russian, economy is in tatters, speech," Ursula von der Leyen, is making  a further fool of herself, even more foolish than when she declared that the Russians were cannibalizing washing machines and dishwashers for microcontrollers or chips or something, to put in their missiles or some such rot. Now, she added some amendments to her trope, begging anyone who will listen, on how important it is, for the EU and like government bureaucrats, to control the internet and stop the flow of information so that only they can set narratives. Good lord, she's almost as loopy as Joe Biden. Can't someone help us find an old folks home for these incontinent bed wetters?
     
     In any event the woman obviously likes to pretend that she, her EU, and the sanctions on Russia are relevant, effective and lucid. I hope that when I age, I can do it with a tad more dignity. 
     
     von der Leyen und Klaus Schwabb plotting on how to kidnap Austin Powers and shutting down the internet.
     An insane asylum, somewhere in Europe, is missing two of its inmates.