SEN GRAHAM: "IF WE PULL THE PLUG ON UKRAINE, THAT'S 10 TIMES WORSE THAN AFGHANISTAN […] To stop funding Ukraine is a death sentence for Taiwan."
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Besides being a faggot, Lindsay is telling us more than he was asked.
>Does that sound like Lindsay is making a threat to start www 3 ??
Interview I am listening to know, at least you can see their faces, interesting they capped all their teeth, figures, they probably had Jeffreys tiny teeth.
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=island+boyz+interview&mid=990958CBDDC2D6E6141E990958CBDDC2D6E6141E
say that to her face, asshole
nikki has a new nick name from Trump , a bird name.
braking: Gavin renames state Crimifornication
>https://t.me/breaking911/11554
>BREAKING: Zero-Bail Policy Takes Effect In Los Angeles County https://breaking911.com/breaking-zero-bail-policy-takes-effect-in-los-angeles-county/
Now it is on like king. Settle it with a fight.
Who will be the first to go down? Justin. Then who Zelensky, then who?
>https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-conservative-swastikas-1.6354970
>Trudeau accuses Conservative MPs of standing with 'people who wave swastikas'
>Jewish MP calls Trudeau's comment 'unbecoming as a prime minister'
>The comment came in response to a question from Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman, who is Jewish. Lantsman, the MP for the Toronto-area riding of Thornhill, said Trudeau "fans the flame of an unjustified national emergency."
>"When did the prime minister lose his way?" she asked.
>Trudeau shot back.
>"Conservative Party members can stand with people who wave swastikas. They can stand with people who wave the Confederate flag," he said, defending the government's decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to quell unrest in the nation's capital.
>"We will choose to stand with Canadians who deserve to be able to get to their jobs, to be able to get their lives back. These illegal protests need to stop, and they will."
>Trudeau's statement earned a rebuke from Commons Speaker Anthony Rota, who said all MPs, including the prime minister, should "use words that are not inflammatory in the House."