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THE RULE BOOK OF SADISM IN REGIME CHANGE PROTOCOL

THE SNITCH DENTIST AND THE BUTCHER OF GUANTANAMO

FROM PINOCHET HELICOPTER RIDES TO OBAMA 3RD TERM

TIPPING FROM THE BOTTOM // THE ATTEMPTS OF THE LOWER CLASSES

THE RULING CLASS HAS NOTICED DURING THE LAST 5000 YEARS OF THEIR RULE SOME ATTEMPTS BY THE UNDERCLASS TO GET TO POWER.

POWER TO THE PEASENTS FOR THE PEASENT UPRISINGS.

POWER TO LENIN, TROTSKY, AND STALIN, AND OTHERS FOR WINNING THE FIRST UNDERCLASS WAR AGAINST A RULING ELITE.

FIRST NATION OF THE UNDERCLASSES: THE USSR.

IN 5 YEARS TIME THESE PEASENTS AND WORKERS LED BY THE LIGHT BECAME THE FIRST NUCLEAR POWER AND GLOBAL OPINION HEGEMON THAT USA WAS WILLING TO SHARE THE GLOBAL POWERS WITH. FULL FELDEGED PARTNERS THEY AVOIDED WAR AND FOUGHT FOR LIBERTY, FREEDOM, SCIENCE, HUMANISM, AND INCLUSIVITY WELFARE, AND INDUSTRIALISATION TOWARDS TOTAL GOOD LIFE FOR 70 YEARS.

THAN DANIEL PRIVATISED THE USSR TO ITS INTELIGENCE COMMUNITY, WHICH PANKACKED COLLAPSED SOME ELEMENTS OF THE SOVIET UNION AND CONCENTRATED POWER IN THE HANDS OF MOSCOW.

MOST OF THE CENTRAL BLOCK (INTERMARIUM) MOVED TOWARDS NATO.

WHY? WEST MEANS FREEDOM, THE WEST MEANS ECONOMY, THE WEST MEANS ABBUNDANCE, THE WEST MEANS INTELIGENCE.

RUSSIA IS THE CORE IMPERIAL MECHANISM OF THE USSR.

RUSSIA WAS THE GREATEST BIT OF THE SOVIET MATRIX.

IT CONTAINED MILLIONS OF DIPLOMA HOLDERS AND HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF CONVERSATIONS, IDEAS, GENGSTER STUFFS, LEGAL ACTIONS, ILLEGAL ACTIONS, FIRE CAMPS, SITUATIONAL HIERARCHIES, FULLY ENCLOSED SYSTEMATIC RUSSIA HOLDS THE CROWN, IF YOU DONT KNOW, DONT YOU WORRY, I WILL TEL YOU IN ANOTHER RHYME:

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Founder: Morris Chang

Subsidiaries: Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing, Inc., MORE

Headquarters: Hsinchu, Taiwan

CEO: C. C. Wei (Nov 12, 2013–)

Revenue: 362.4 billion TWD (Q1 2021)

Founded: February 21, 1987, Taiwan

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FINALLY MY EXPERIMENT IS SUCESS: SIDELAND CHINESE CHINESE ARE COPY RIGHT POSITIVE, PAY FOR PATTENTS, AND USE TECHNOLOGY AND IDUSTRIAL PROGRESS WITH DIGINITY AND WORKETHIC LIKE PROPER CHIENSE PEOPLE SHOULD. LESS LAY LOW, MORE WORK SMART.

Social Democrats:

1. Social welfare programs, including universal healthcare and education.
2. Progressive taxation to reduce income inequality.
3. Workers’ rights and labor protections.
4. Environmental conservation and sustainable development.
5. Gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights.
6. Access to affordable housing and social housing initiatives.
7. Regulation of financial markets to prevent exploitation and ensure stability.
8. Investment in infrastructure and public services.
9. International cooperation and diplomacy to address global challenges.
10. Support for multiculturalism and diversity.

The Masses (“The Mob”):

1. Economic security and stability.
2. Access to affordable healthcare and education.
3. Fair wages and employment opportunities.
4. Social justice and equality before the law.
5. Freedom from oppression and exploitation.
6. Affordable housing and safe communities.
7. Clean environment and access to natural resources.
8. Representation in governance and decision-making processes.
9. Cultural expression and freedom of speech.
10. Protection from discrimination and prejudice.

Philosopher Kings (Wise Rulers/Intellectuals):

1. Good governance based on reason and ethical principles.
2. Promotion of education and intellectual growth.
3. Long-term planning and sustainable development.
4. Justice and fairness in law and policy.
5. Protection of individual rights and freedoms.
6. Promotion of virtue and civic responsibility.
7. Pursuit of knowledge and truth.
8. Promotion of arts, culture, and creativity.
9. Ethical leadership and accountability.
10. Empowerment of citizens through civic engagement and participation.

These lists provide a general framework for understanding the values and priorities of each group, but they are by no means exhaustive. Each group encompasses a diverse range of perspectives and beliefs, and their priorities may vary based on cultural, historical, and political contexts.

1000 STREGTHS OF COMMUNISTS (YOU BABY YOU)

1. USSR PRIVATISATION (SELLING THE FRUIT OF THE WORKERS REVOLUTION) WORLD BEST BUISNESS, AND YOU NOW: BUISNESS IS BUISNESS: NOW GET TO FUCKING WORK. RELAXING TEA BETTER FKN WORK.

Listing 1000 strengths of communists would be quite an exhaustive task, but I’ll attempt to outline a broad range of strengths often associated with communist movements and governments:

1. Emphasis on collective ownership of the means of production.
2. Focus on social equality and the redistribution of wealth.
3. Promotion of solidarity and community cooperation.
4. Advocacy for workers’ rights and labor protections.
5. Commitment to eradicating poverty and reducing income inequality.
6. Investment in public infrastructure and services.
7. Prioritization of education and healthcare as fundamental rights.
8. Resistance against imperialism and colonialism.
9. Mobilization of mass movements for social change.
10. Promotion of international solidarity among workers and oppressed peoples.
11. Advancement of gender equality and women’s rights.
12. Development of cultural and artistic movements.
13. Implementation of land reforms to benefit peasants and agricultural workers.
14. Promotion of scientific and technological advancements for the betterment of society.
15. Establishment of social safety nets to support the most vulnerable members of society.
16. Commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.
17. Advocacy for affordable housing and urban planning.
18. Expansion of public transportation systems.
19. Creation of employment opportunities through state-led economic planning.
20. Embrace of multiculturalism and support for minority rights.
21. Promotion of universal access to legal representation and justice.
22. Provision of social security benefits for retirees and the disabled.
23. Support for grassroots democracy and participatory decision-making.
24. Establishment of universal access to childcare and family support services.
25. Advancement of public health initiatives and disease prevention.
26. Promotion of atheism and secularism, separation of church and state.
27. Advocacy for international peace and disarmament.
28. Implementation of progressive tax policies to fund social programs.
29. Commitment to anti-racism and anti-fascism.
30. Expansion of leisure and recreational facilities for public enjoyment.
31. Emphasis on workers’ self-management and workplace democracy.
32. Support for cooperative enterprises and collective farming.
33. Advancement of public art and cultural events.
34. Promotion of community policing and crime prevention strategies.
35. Creation of nationalized industries for strategic sectors of the economy.
36. Advocacy for public ownership of utilities and natural resources.
37. Support for international aid and solidarity with developing countries.
38. Embrace of alternative forms of education and lifelong learning.
39. Promotion of sports and physical fitness programs for all citizens.
40. Investment in renewable energy sources and green technologies.
41. Protection of indigenous rights and land sovereignty.
42. Advancement of disability rights and accessibility measures.
43. Establishment of public libraries and cultural centers.
44. Support for worker cooperatives and employee-owned businesses.
45. Advocacy for comprehensive immigration reform and refugee rights.
46. Implementation of price controls and anti-monopoly measures.
47. Promotion of community gardens and urban agriculture.
48. Embrace of restorative justice practices and rehabilitation.
49. Advancement of animal welfare and protection measures.
50. Provision of free or subsidized public transportation for all citizens.

These are just the beginning of what could be an extensive list of strengths associated with communist ideologies and movements.

Of course, let’s continue:

51. Commitment to universal access to clean water and sanitation.
52. Establishment of free or low-cost childcare services.
53. Promotion of community-based healthcare initiatives.
54. Investment in mental health services and support networks.
55. Advocacy for comprehensive sex education and reproductive rights.
56. Implementation of anti-discrimination laws and policies.
57. Support for affordable and nutritious food programs.
58. Promotion of sustainable farming practices and agroecology.
59. Advancement of alternative economic models such as gift economies and mutual aid.
60. Provision of free or subsidized public transportation for students.
61. Establishment of community centers for youth engagement and development.
62. Advocacy for universal access to information and digital literacy programs.
63. Support for affordable and accessible public spaces for recreation.
64. Promotion of community-led urban planning and development.
65. Implementation of universal basic income programs.
66. Commitment to the preservation of indigenous languages and cultures.
67. Advancement of participatory budgeting processes.
68. Promotion of non-violent conflict resolution and peace education.
69. Investment in scientific research for the common good.
70. Advocacy for the protection of intellectual property rights for indigenous knowledge.
71. Support for the rights of sex workers and marginalized communities.
72. Implementation of anti-corruption measures and transparency in governance.
73. Establishment of public banks to promote financial inclusion.
74. Promotion of community-based disaster preparedness and response.
75. Advocacy for the decriminalization of drug use and harm reduction policies.
76. Support for community land trusts and affordable housing cooperatives.
77. Implementation of policies to address systemic racism and discrimination.
78. Commitment to the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems.
79. Advancement of public art projects and cultural festivals.
80. Promotion of community-based renewable energy projects.
81. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid services.
82. Advocacy for the rights of undocumented migrants and refugees.
83. Support for community-based elder care programs.
84. Implementation of measures to combat human trafficking and exploitation.
85. Establishment of community-led restorative justice initiatives.
86. Promotion of intergenerational dialogue and mentorship programs.
87. Investment in public transportation infrastructure for rural areas.
88. Advocacy for the rights of persons with disabilities in the workplace.
89. Support for community-owned media outlets and independent journalism.
90. Implementation of measures to address food insecurity and malnutrition.
91. Commitment to the inclusion of LGBTQ+ perspectives in education and policy.
92. Advancement of public-private partnerships for social innovation.
93. Promotion of fair trade and ethical consumer practices.
94. Provision of free or low-cost mental health counseling services.
95. Advocacy for the rights of prisoners and rehabilitation programs.
96. Support for community-based initiatives to combat domestic violence.
97. Implementation of policies to promote affordable childcare for working parents.
98. Establishment of public-private partnerships for affordable housing development.
99. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable waste management.
100. Investment in public parks and green spaces for community recreation.

We can continue adding more strengths if you’d like! Just let me know.

Absolutely, let’s keep going:

101. Commitment to the protection of indigenous land rights and territories.
102. Advancement of renewable energy projects in rural and remote areas.
103. Promotion of intercultural exchange programs and cultural diplomacy.
104. Provision of free or low-cost vocational training and apprenticeship programs.
105. Advocacy for the rights of migrant workers and refugees.
106. Support for community-led initiatives to combat human trafficking.
107. Implementation of policies to promote fair and ethical trade practices.
108. Establishment of community-based healthcare cooperatives.
109. Promotion of community gardens and urban farming initiatives.
110. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible transportation and mobility.
111. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to self-determination.
112. Support for community-based initiatives to address mental health stigma.
113. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the workplace.
114. Commitment to inclusive and accessible public spaces for persons with disabilities.
115. Advancement of public-private partnerships for affordable childcare services.
116. Promotion of community-based conflict resolution and mediation programs.
117. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for marginalized communities.
118. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access education and healthcare.
119. Support for community-led initiatives to address homelessness.
120. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive education for all children.
121. Establishment of community-based centers for lifelong learning and skill development.
122. Promotion of community-based tourism initiatives to support local economies.
123. Investment in public infrastructure for sustainable transportation options.
124. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous women and girls.
125. Support for community-led initiatives to combat substance abuse and addiction.
126. Implementation of policies to promote affordable and accessible childcare.
127. Commitment to inclusive and diverse representation in decision-making bodies.
128. Advancement of public-private partnerships for affordable housing solutions.
129. Promotion of community-based initiatives to promote civic engagement.
130. Provision of free or low-cost mental health support services for youth.
131. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access legal assistance.
132. Support for community-led initiatives to address food deserts.
133. Implementation of policies to promote gender-inclusive language and representation.
134. Establishment of community-based centers for cultural preservation.
135. Promotion of community-led initiatives for environmental conservation.
136. Investment in public infrastructure for renewable energy production.
137. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to traditional lands and resources.
138. Support for community-led initiatives to combat climate change.
139. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in STEM fields.
140. Commitment to inclusive and accessible public transportation systems.
141. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable development.
142. Promotion of community-based initiatives for disaster preparedness.
143. Provision of free or low-cost legal representation for low-income families.
144. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access mental health support.
145. Support for community-led initiatives to address youth unemployment.
146. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive housing policies.
147. Establishment of community-based centers for LGBTQ+ support.
148. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable agriculture.
149. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible recreational facilities.
150. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to participate in decision-making processes.

We can continue further if you’d like! Just let me know.

Certainly, let’s continue:

151. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to healthcare services.
152. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable water management.
153. Promotion of community-based initiatives for cultural exchange and understanding.
154. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid for victims of domestic violence.
155. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access quality education.
156. Support for community-led initiatives to promote interfaith dialogue.
157. Implementation of policies to promote affordable and inclusive transportation options.
158. Establishment of community-based centers for refugee integration.
159. Promotion of community-led initiatives for sustainable waste reduction.
160. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible technology and internet access.
161. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to practice traditional customs and beliefs.
162. Support for community-led initiatives to promote mental health awareness.
163. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive and accessible tourism.
164. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to public spaces for all citizens.
165. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable forestry practices.
166. Promotion of community-based initiatives for inclusive urban planning.
167. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for victims of human rights abuses.
168. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access legal representation.
169. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable fashion.
170. Implementation of policies to promote gender equality in sports.
171. Establishment of community-based centers for senior citizens.
172. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive disaster relief efforts.
173. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible public libraries.
174. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access quality education.
175. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable transportation.
176. Implementation of policies to promote inclusive and accessible cultural events.
177. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to clean energy.
178. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable fishing practices.
179. Promotion of community-based initiatives for intergenerational dialogue.
180. Provision of free or low-cost legal aid for victims of human trafficking.
181. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access vocational training.
182. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable tourism.
183. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the arts.
184. Establishment of community-based centers for persons with disabilities.
185. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive disaster recovery.
186. Investment in public infrastructure for sustainable urban agriculture.
187. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access healthcare.
188. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable fisheries.
189. Implementation of policies to promote gender equality in the media.
190. Commitment to inclusive and equitable access to affordable housing.
191. Advancement of public-private partnerships for sustainable energy solutions.
192. Promotion of community-based initiatives for peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
193. Provision of free or low-cost legal assistance for victims of discrimination.
194. Advocacy for the rights of refugees to access entrepreneurship programs.
195. Support for community-led initiatives to promote sustainable forestry.
196. Implementation of policies to promote gender equity in the workplace.
197. Establishment of community-based centers for LGBTQ+ youth.
198. Promotion of community-led initiatives for inclusive urban development.
199. Investment in public infrastructure for accessible public transportation.
200. Advocacy for the rights of indigenous peoples to access clean water.

COMMUNISM IS A SOCIAL EXERIMENT OF SCIENTIFIC HUMANIST ENDEVOUR THAT BRINGS ALL TO THE MEDIAN STANDARD WESTERN LIFE AND NOT JUST THE FEW SUPER INTELIGENT. IT IS AN INCLUSIVE DREAM WHERE ALL HAS THE BASICS AND BEYOND.

CAPITALISM AND IMPERIALISM PRODUCES THE BASICS AND THE BEYOND BETTER.

YUM YUM!

MINING THE PLANET AND BUILDING THE THINGS..

IF WE PRIVATISED THE USSR TO THE KGB, SO MAYBE INTELIGENT THIGNS HAPPEN, WHAT IF WE PRIVATISED THE USA TO THE CIA AND THE DHS IF THERE WAS A FULL TOTAL ECONOMIC COLLPASE DUE TO A 50% MARKET CORRECTION?

AI REVOULTION WILL SAVE THE USA AND WESTERN BUSINESS COMMUNITY. MOST JOBS WILL BE DONE BY THE MACHINE, AND SO MANY WILL DEMAND A RETHINK OF SOCIAL BENEFITS.

SO FAR WESTERN GOVERNMENTS COULD AFFORD A THURSDAY MONEY OF 50 EUROS EACH THURSDAY TO ALLOW WESTERNERS, ALSO 7 DOLLARS A DAY EVERY DAY FOR BEHAVING TONING AND ATTITUDING WELL, AS WELL AS AN ADITIONAL SUPPORT AMOUNT FOR THE ELDERLY, IN ORDER TO STREGTHEN THE CITIZENSRY. (100 USD+ / WEEK)

THIS AMOUNT WOULD BE ABOUT 12-27% OF ALL WESTERN GOVERNMENT BUDGETS, OR AROUND 6-12.5% OF GDP.

THIS WOULD BE THE LARGEST QUANTITATIVE RELEASE THAT WOULD STURR ACTIVITY BOTH IN THE SOCIAL, ARCH CRIMINAL, POLITICAL, DIPLOMATIC, SPY, DETECTIVE, INTERPOL, FBI, KGB, NSA, FSB, MI3, MI7, MI6, TO WIN THE WAR ON TERROR ONCE AND FOR ALL UNDER THE WATCHFULL EYES OF THE FBI.

FEDERAL BORROW YOUR INVESTIGATION CIVILISATION.

CAN WE BORROW YOUR INVESTIGATIONS?

https://ucr.fbi.gov/nibrs/2017/contact-us

YOU KNOW THE INVESTIGATION ABOUT THE USSR.

WHERE IS IT?

WHY ARE MOST OF ITS EX MEMBER STATES IN THE NATO NOW?

BRÜ HÜHÜ MISTER MOSOCOW, THEY WANNA NOW BE VASSELS OF WESTERN AMERICAN WASHINGTON LED COALITION OF UNIPOLAR AMERICAN WORLD ORDER, NOT MOSCOW CONTROL PUPETS IN A HYBRID QUICK RESPONSE SYSTEM WHERE ALL POWER IS CONCENTRATED IN THE HANDS OF THE DUGIN-MOSCOVITA FACTION IN SUPPORT OF EURASIA, AND MULTIPOLAR WORLD, MASSIVE NATIONAL-BOLSHEVIST SUMMER CAMPS, THEE CRAFT CAMPS, AND COMITMENT TO THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STATE, RESIDING IN MOSOCOW. PUTIN IS MEARLY THE KGB PRINCE, OR IS HE UP TO SOMETHING MORE COOL?

PUTIN TRIED LSD ONCE. ALEGENDLY. IN BERLIN. IN A CEMENTRY. PLAYED GUITAR. SAVED KGB HEADQUATERS WITH BLUFF, NOW BLUFFED OF WESTERNERS AGAIN FROM RUSSIA? MODERNISED RUSSIAN MILITARY WITH BOLD MOVE TO SPECIAL OPERATION IN FORMER USSR TERITORY AS LIVE FIRE EXERSIZE TO CREATE STRONGEST CENTRAL EUROPEAN MILITARY POWER NATIONAL LIBERAL GENGSTER UKARINE? HOW TO KEEP UKRAINIAN LEVEL GENGSTER PYRAMIDS TOGETHER? THE ISRAEL METHOD: CORRUPTION (PAYING YOUR FRIENDS MONEY TO OPREATE AND ODMINATE THE PRIVATE SECTOR AS WELL AS THE BLACK MARKET AS WELL AS THE SOCIAL SPHERE IS VERY IMPORTANT DURING FULL MILITARY MOBILISATION, AND LET ME TELL YOU WAR WITH 300 YEAR OLD WORLDS MOST CUNNING SUPER POWER ON PAR WITH THE UK (500 YEAR VICTORS OF ALL WARS) THEY MUST BE NEEDING AND USING ALL GENGSTER METHODS TO SACRE THE RUSSIAN BEAR AC TO ITS CAVE?

PUTIN PLAYED WELL SO FAR EXERTING POWER WITH MOSOCOW IMERIAL WING THROUGH OUT HIS LONG TENURE:

PUTIN BEEN TO POWER FOR 8978+ DAYS BUT PUTIN HAS NOT PLAYED COMPUTER GAMES YET.

BUNKER MENTALITY PRODUCED THIS YURIS REVENGE, RED ALERT KIND OF SITUATION?

ONLY THAT THE WAR IS NOT IN TEXAS BUT IN UKRAINE, THE MOST LIBERAL GENGSTER SUPER PART OF THE SOVIET UNION AFTER HUNGARY WHICH WAS ITS INDEPENDENT SHOWCASE UTOPIA EXPERIMENT, OR BELARUS WHICH WAS RESPONSBILE FOR THE SUPER SKILL SOVIET SOLDIER AND NEW PERSON SCIENCE EXPERIMENT.

ALL FORMER TERITORIES AND PARTNERS OF THE WARSAW PACT NOW SHOULD CONVEENE, AND TELL RUSSIA ABOUT HOW WE ENVISION THEM IN NOAH IF THEY CHOOSE UNIPOLAR AMERICAN WORLD ORDER OVER THEIR MULTIPOLAR WORLD VISSION.

WE DO UNDERSTAND WHAT RUSSIANS WANT, THEY WANT TO STREGTHEN MOSOCOW ON ALL BLITZKRIEG POSITIONS.

OPTION A ) RUSSIAN STRATEGIC POSITIONS OPEN TO SOME RUSSIAN STRATEGIC ADVICE?

OPTION B) WARSAW ATTACKED THAN FULL WESTERN MOBILISATION WILL BE A HELL.

OPTION C) POLISH PEOPLE HAVE A GLOBAL DIASPORA LIKE UKRAINIANS AND JEWS AND BRITISH EXPATS, AND SO THESE DIASPORAS ARE ACTIVATED BY WAR ON UKRAINE AND CENTRAL EUROPE BY THE VERY “SPECIAL” RUSSIAN MILITARY OPERATION FIRST TO SEEK, MARK, DESTROY AZOV CELLS IN ORDER TO DENAZIFY UKRAINE, AND TAKE STRATEGIC LOCATION LUSHANKS, AND DONETSK AND SECURE THE KRIM AND WARM WATER SEA PORTS.

ALSO THIS MADE RUSSIAN MILLITARY WHICH I PRIVASTZED SOME OF DURING 1993-2019 OPERATIONS, TO MODERNIZE.

ITS REALLY HARD TO TELL RUSSIAN MILITARY WHAT TO DO WITH OUT HURTING THEIR LITTLE RUSSIAN FEELIGNS BUT HERE I GO:

DEAR RUSSIAN MILITARY PYRAMID:

BECAUSE YOU ENTERED PEACEFULL NATIONALIST LIBERAL GENGSTER UKRAINE, (VERY LIBERAL..UKRAINE DID BAN HUNGARIAN IN ITS INSTITUTIONS BEFORE BUT HMM) THE BEST SOIL ON PLANET EARTH (UKRAINE) TO BUTCHER AND MURDER UKRAINIANS AND PUSH ON STRATEGIC LOCATION NUMBER 4, NUMBER 5, NUMBER 6 YOU HAVE TO ADMIT: USSR FOUGHT FOR WARLESS ENDLESS WORLD, NOT FOR FULL TOTAL VICTORY OVER ALL PEOPLE OF ALL PLACES FOREVER.

DEAR RUSSIAN MILITARY, REMEBER WAR IS FOLLOWED BY ENGST, SADNESS, DENIAL, AND THAN REGERET, AND MOST DANGROUSLY: VENGENCE!

Vengeance is the act of retaliating or seeking revenge for a perceived wrongdoing or injury. In many religious and moral traditions, including Christianity as represented in the Bible, vengeance is often discouraged because it can perpetuate a cycle of violence and harm.

The Bible does not explicitly endorse murder or vengeance. However, it does contain passages that address justice and the consequences of actions. In the Old Testament, there are laws and principles that emphasize restitution and punishment for crimes, often referred to as “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” (Exodus 21:24). This principle was intended to ensure proportionate justice and prevent excessive retaliation.

However, the New Testament teaches forgiveness and turning the other cheek (Matthew 5:38-39). It emphasizes the importance of love, mercy, and reconciliation over seeking revenge. In Romans 12:19, it says, “Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, ‘Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.’”

So, while the Bible acknowledges the human desire for vengeance, it ultimately promotes forgiveness and leaving justice in the hands of God rather than taking matters into our own hands.

HOW DO WE EURASIANS, END THE FKN WAR, BY WINNING IT?

PARTITION UKRAINE BETWEEN NEW REPUBLICS AND COMPENSATTE UKRAINE FOR LOST LAND ELSEWHERE (USA, LATINAMERICA, INDIA, HUNGARY, EU ISRAEL ELSEWHERE?)

STREGTHEN UKRAINIAN MILITARY AND POLISH HUNGARIAN MILITARY TO FULL WESTERN MOBILISATION STANDARD!

WIN THE WAR FOR UKRAINE, OR WIN THE WAR FOR ISRAEL?

OR WIN ALL WARS AND THAN SOME?

I BELIVE THE RUSSIAN MILLITARY ALREADY ACHIVED MOST OF ITS TARGETS, SO THE WAR CAN NOW DRAW TO AN ENDING SOON.

• AZOV FUCKED
• KRIM TAKEN
• MILITARY MODERNISED
• NATO READ THEIR RUSSIAN LITTLE FILES
• URKAINE INVADED AND ALL WESTERN FREEDOM LOVERS ACTIVATED TO READ THIS POST SOCVIET FAIRY TALE
• MOST OF FORMER UKARINE INFRASTRUCUTRE IS SUROVIKINGED LIKE LYBIA HALEPO.
• MOST OF UKRAINIAN MAN NOW ARE AFRIAD OF AND ACTIVLEY LOOKING FOR A WAY OUT OF WAR.
• WHICH YOU WOULD BE TOO IF YOUR ROZY COLLOERD ASS WAS ON THE LINE
• HUNGARY IS UNVILLING TO GIVE WEAPONS TO UKRAINE WHEN RUSSIA ATATCKED IT
• HUNGARY MUST STRENGTHEN UKRAINAN BORDER BETTER THAN THE SERBIAN. BARB VIRES DONT STOP RUSSIANS OR UKRAINIANS.
• WE HAVE TO END THIS WAR, THE SOONER THE BETTER.
• I RECOMEND A PARTITION UNTIL THE DNIPER WE MUST WESTERN STREGTHEN WITH FULL FLEDGED NOAH FORCES (LIKE COLATION OF THE WILLING BUT CALLED NATION OF AMERICAN HERITAGE) NOAH, IN THE PURSUIT OF FREEDOMS.
• FREEDOM OF SPEACH
• FREEDOM TO MORAL COMPASS
• FREEDOM TO SCIENCE
• FREEDOM TO DEMOCARCY
• FREEDOM TO DISCUSS
• FREEDOM TO PUBLISH
• FREEDOM TO PURSUE SELF INTERESTS
• FREEDOM FOR CAPITAL TO FLOURISH
• FREEDOM TO SELF
• FREEDOM TO COMMUNITY
• FREEDOM TO GRAS ROOT ORGAISATIONS
• FREEDOM TO LGBT COMMUNITY
• FREEDOM OF RELIGION

AND FREEDOMS LIKE:

1. Freedom of speech
2. Freedom of religion
3. Freedom of assembly
4. Freedom of the press
5. Freedom of association
6. Freedom of movement
7. Freedom of thought
8. Freedom of conscience
9. Freedom to vote
10. Freedom from discrimination
11. Freedom of artistic expression
12. Freedom to protest peacefully
13. Freedom from slavery
14. Freedom from torture
15. Freedom of privacy
16. Freedom of education
17. Economic freedom
18. Freedom to marry
19. Freedom from arbitrary arrest
20. Freedom to seek asylum

This is just a starting point. Each of these freedoms can be expanded into multiple subcategories, and there are countless other freedoms that could be added to the list. If you have specific areas you’re interested in exploring further, let me know!

ALL FREEDOMS! NOAH! NATION OF MURICAN’ HERITAGE!

Of course! Let’s continue:

21. Freedom of movement within one’s country
22. Freedom to start a business
23. Freedom to own property
24. Freedom to choose one’s profession
25. Freedom to access information
26. Freedom to pursue happiness
27. Freedom from forced labor
28. Freedom to practice cultural traditions
29. Freedom to express one’s gender identity
30. Freedom to access healthcare
31. Freedom from arbitrary interference with family
32. Freedom to participate in political processes
33. Freedom from censorship
34. Freedom to access clean water
35. Freedom to access clean air
36. Freedom from gender-based violence
37. Freedom to access legal representation
38. Freedom to form labor unions
39. Freedom from child labor
40. Freedom to express diSSENT

41. Freedom to access affordable housing
42. Freedom from arbitrary eviction
43. Freedom to travel internationally
44. Freedom from gender discrimination
45. Freedom to practice one’s cultural beliefs
46. Freedom to access reproductive healthcare
47. Freedom from racial discrimination
48. Freedom to access justice and legal recourse
49. Freedom from domestic violence
50. Freedom to access nutritious food
51. Freedom to form or join clubs and organizations
52. Freedom from arbitrary detention
53. Freedom to express one’s sexual orientation
54. Freedom to access quality education regardless of socioeconomic status
55. Freedom from forced marriage
56. Freedom to participate in sports and recreation
57. Freedom to access affordable childcare
58. Freedom to access affordable transportation
59. Freedom to access affordable energy
60. Freedom from arbitrary surveillance

61. Freedom to access affordable internet
62. Freedom from discrimination based on disability
63. Freedom to access mental health services
64. Freedom from persecution based on political beliefs
65. Freedom to express one’s religious beliefs publicly
66. Freedom to access affordable childcare
67. Freedom from forced sterilization
68. Freedom to access leisure and recreation activities
69. Freedom to pursue one’s artistic talents
70. Freedom to access public spaces without harassment
71. Freedom to express dissent without fear of reprisal
72. Freedom from discrimination based on age
73. Freedom to access affordable legal assistance
74. Freedom to access affordable higher education
75. Freedom to engage in consensual relationships
76. Freedom from discrimination based on immigration status
77. Freedom to seek asylum from persecution
78. Freedom to access safe and affordable transportation
79. Freedom from harassment based on gender identity
80. Freedom to participate in cultural events and celebration

81. Freedom to access clean and safe public spaces
82. Freedom to express oneself through fashion and style
83. Freedom from discrimination based on language
84. Freedom to access affordable and nutritious food for dietary preferences or restrictions
85. Freedom to access public libraries and cultural institutions
86. Freedom to practice traditional healing methods and alternative medicine
87. Freedom to access affordable and safe childcare for children with special needs
88. Freedom to access affordable and safe housing for individuals with disabilities
89. Freedom to access assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities
90. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible public transportation
91. Freedom to participate in inclusive and accessible recreational activities
92. Freedom to access gender-affirming healthcare for transgender individuals
93. Freedom to access safe and supportive shelters for survivors of domestic violence
94. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible employment opportunities
95. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible public restrooms and facilities
96. Freedom to access inclusive and accessible education for individuals with disabilities
97. Freedom to access affordable and comprehensive healthcare for mental health needs
98. Freedom to access legal recognition and documentation for gender identity
99. Freedom to access culturally competent healthcare services
100. Freedom to access safe and supportive spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals

FREEDOM TO PRUSSIANS! END SCHOOL! (PRUSSIAN SCHOOL SYSTEM HOLDS HOSTAGE ALL OUR KIDS TEACHING THEM THINGS THEY DONT WANT TO NOW ABOUT PEOPLE THEY DONT CARE ABOUT. REFORM EDUCATION SYSTEM, TEACHER LEAVE THOSE KIDS ALONE!