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Left the G20 meeting early to "sleep". Poor fellow. It's almost as if he's saber-rattling theatricals aren't making him popular outside his most dedicated fandom.
Left the G20 meeting early to "sleep". Poor fellow. It's almost as if he's saber-rattling theatricals aren't making him popular outside his most dedicated fandom.
He's still very popular with American conservatives. They loved the shirtless horseback photos. A real tuff guy, that Putin, just what Murika needs right now.
Thanks for the article... lol @ the shirtfront explanation...
Australia's Business Insider also reported that Harper showed Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott "how to shirtfront the Russian president." Shirtfront is an Australian expression for smack down.
Not entirely accurate, but amusing nonetheless.
The Russian ships heading towards Australia, was a bit of overkill too by Putin.
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Originally Posted by odanny
He's still very popular with American conservatives. They loved the shirtless horseback photos. A real tuff guy, that Putin, just what Murika needs right now.
He's still very popular with American conservatives. They loved the shirtless horseback photos. A real tuff guy, that Putin, just what Murika needs right now.
rubbish. i am a conservative and i dont give a hoot about putin. he is what russia needs right now, a strong leader, and i respect him for that, but i dont like the fact that he is trying to put the old soviet union back together by force.
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