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Oh yes.

Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

Well, first of all, in this news episode, I'd like to say that I have no

idea who is right in the Elon Musk case. Because, you know, everyone has probably heard that

Elon Musk supposedly turned off the Starlink, the internet system for the Crimean Peninsula,

to kind of, you know, disrupt the Ukrainian counterattack or something.

Now, he himself responded that he had just never turned it on or anything like that,

but it's still a bit weird because we have confirmation that he actually did turn it off in

autumn, 2022 for a bit, to stall things, because he thought that would do something better.

I don't even know.

What's interesting is that he's still a United States government contractor, which is a bit bizarre.

I don't understand Mr. Musk's things that he's doing right here.

He believes he's some sort of peacemaker while he really isn't. That's just a strange though. But today I want to make a news

episode because it's time for this so-called election thing happening in Russia. The thing is, they're forcing people

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