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This. Also I HATE things like "tbh" and "imo". Just say what you think, insecure nigger, stop apologizing for your opinion.

Why would anyone even use Discord if we have based trad state-owned social networking site VKontakte with official state-approved anime and furry stickerpacks?

She's ok

This is true for both countries. Yes, the losses on both sides are high, but it doesn't matter because both Russia and Ukraine conscript mostly undesirable groups, like poor people, minorities, or nationalists, and both countries' economies exist by exporting resources, and that doesn't require...

"Roskomnadzor is demanding the removal of 947 illegal materials, TASS cited Roskomnadzor as saying, including posts "containing child pornography, calls for extremism, the involvement of children in illegal activity, calls for suicide, LGBT propaganda, and pro-drug content"

Yes, they're slowing it down to like 1b/sec so de jure it's not blocked

Not blocked, just slowed down

It happened

Palestine.

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"The Reuters news agency had provided factual descriptions and quotations from the Sheffield congress and other Partisan gatherings. This commitment to objectivity deeply worried the government. As the Commonwealth Relations Minister Patrick Gordon-Walker pointed out, intelligent British readers...

"The government also stepped up its propaganda attack. In a widely reported speech to the Foreign Press Association Attlee attacked the Sheffield congress as a piece of deceptive, undemocratic communist hypocrisy designed to subvert the West. The government would keep out foreign delegates who...

"Leaders of the Peace Partisans had expected complications. A full two months before the congress was scheduled to begin in England, organisers were arranging for back-up facilities in Warsaw. They were having other problems as well. Comparatively few people in Britain were supporting the peace...

"That summer the Peace Partisans decided to hold their second international congress in England. It is not clear why the Partisan leadership chose England"

"Foreign Office propagandists saw both the socialist and trade union movements as good propaganda allies and useful fronts. As Mayhew pointed out, foreign readers would often reject overt British propaganda, but accept the same information if it appeared to come from their independent British...

"Within the United Kingdom, official news management and cooperative habits that had been built up among journalists since the 1930s continued after 1945. ‘Public Relations Officers’ had proliferated and in 1948 they were supplemented by the covert IRD."