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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the Eastern Border. Well, this is part two, like I said, out of all the things that I want to talk about here and that I want to actually inform you about.

So this time we're going to be talking about more intelligent Vatnik views on the things.

It's Igor Girkin.

A lot of Igor Girkin.

He's been busy and I didn't have time for him in the last episode.

But not only him.

And a lot of this is going to consider foreign

policy of Russia, because, well, some things are interesting now, and I also wanted to talk

a bit more in detail about the whole idea of, you know, Russia invading Baltics or something,

or making something happen here.

Because I had a bit of a bit of a thought about this.

But first, I have some questions that need to be answered.

First, and I was asked about the torture of prisoners of war.

I am fairly certain you have seen the horrific images of the exchange Ukrainians and all the reaction about, you know, the body exchange and everything.

And I went on Zed channels and checked out what they write about this.

And, well, I have a lot of stuff that I want to cover today, so I won't be actually reading that stuff because that really made me sick.

Basically, do Zad authors really approve of the torture of Ukrainian prisoners before?

Yes, yes, they do.

And there's an excuse they use the very same things about, well, the ones that we use a lot

about, you know, extracting baby blood for drugs because everyone in the West does this

and all sorts of undocumented stuff because, you know, of course they do. It's not a real matter of anything

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