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Kid Berwyn

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4. Putin "was very insulted when he was thrown out of the G8."

Reply to Botany (Reply #2)

Wed Jun 18, 2025, 10:35 AM

Wednesday

“He won’t talk to anyone else, but he talks to me.”

His vocalizations always serve to show how important Drumpf is and how awful it is to have to endure the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune in the form of anyone else.

Sad. It’d also hilarious were it not for all the accompanying death and destruction.

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Watch this clip Krasnov went so far off the nut that P.M. Carney had to shut down the presser. [View all] Botany Wednesday OP

Insane imbecile traitor exposed. Kid Berwyn Wednesday #1

I must have missed some of his "gems." Botany Wednesday #2

He may have been talking about the tariff "self-deal" he signed with the UK... Hugin Wednesday #3

I don't begin to understand his gibberish Botany Wednesday #5

Galloping gibberish. Hugin Wednesday #8

Putin "was very insulted when he was thrown out of the G8." Kid Berwyn Wednesday #4

The Italian President or P.M. was caught rolling her eyes at Donny's nonsense @ Macron Botany Wednesday #6

Donnie Dipshit. oasis Wednesday #7

Who is Krasnov? Beaverhausen Wednesday #9

According to a former KGB official "Krasnov" was Trump's code name within the Kremlin. n/t Hugin Wednesday #10

Krasnov is the name Trump's KGB handlers gave him when they were first recruiting him in 1987. Botany Wednesday #11