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enough mothers knowRussian blood runs down drains toopuddles form on clay ~ n.b. There are reports that queues to leave Russia to escape conscription to the diminishing army are stretching for miles at border posts. CLP 23/09/2022 →
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nuclear assault?how might Pravda report it?obliteration ~ n.b. It is said that Russian protests against the war have begun in several town. Putin mobilising 300,000 more troops. Russians considering how to avoid being called up. Putin’s Vietnam. CLP 21/09/2022 →
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Kubiansk junctionrailway becomes battle linepoints of no return ~ CLP 18/09/2022 →
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no joy in victorydisturbed earth, broken bodieshere are the missing ~ n.b. They say “Never go back”, but for some, they never left Izium, nor Bucha, nor Mariupol. →
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on returning homeit cannot be as it wasZ marks the damned spot n.b. Wounds will heal over, scars will be worn. CLP 14/09/2022 →
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this, its safest stateunplugged, switched off, neutralizedone less way to die ~ n.b. Nobody wants this war to cross borders, risking harm to other people; that would be a terrible inconvenience. Turning off the nuclear power station seems sensible. Whoever gains full control can take responsibility for repairs then switching it back on later. CLP →
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life of power plantmust be sustained at all costsnuclear option ~ n.b. Talk about the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea… CLP 06/09/2022 →
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former leader diesworld hero or home wrecker?pause for discussion ~ n.b. Turning the USSR into a free market free-for-all for those in the pound seats has exposed how the unfettered ‘free’ market can cost some people everything. It seems that we’re all footing the bill now. CLP 01/09/2022 →
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suck on the host’s bloodthreaten it’s very beingseek out fresh victims ~ n.b. War is a virus. We call this is a war of independence, but it is business as usual for the arms industry. CLP 30/08/2022 →
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