World Statesmen:

Sarkus said:
I haven't called you a jerk. I have merely expressed exasperation at your inability to provide what has been asked for. I have even shown you how you can provide it that negates any issues you've been having. Yet still, even now, you can't be bothered.

No. I want you to provide an actual link - i.e. the website address - so that I know I'm looking at the right video. Why is this so ****ing difficult for you?
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Потому что я не могу понять что вы от меня хотите. Где можно посмотреть адрес сайта? Видео из Рунета вас устроит?
 
My Google search result, based on the ninotchka's info...

Based on the provided search results, there is no direct information or video footage available regarding a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky in Uzhgorod specifically on July 7, 2019.
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I'm calling bullshit on this idiotic claim.
 
Sarkus said:
I haven't called you a jerk. I have merely expressed exasperation at your inability to provide what has been asked for. I have even shown you how you can provide it that negates any issues you've been having. Yet still, even now, you can't be bothered.

No. I want you to provide an actual link - i.e. the website address - so that I know I'm looking at the right video. Why is this so ****ing difficult for you?
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Because it does not exist, probably. Just troll farm bullshit.

The idea will be to sow the seed of the idea that Zelensky could have some personal "substance" problem, in the hope that we discuss it and so it or the relevant keywords (which I am avoiding using) get picked up by readers, bots etc., and thus disseminated into the bloodstream of the internet.
 
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Olga said:
Because I can't understand what you want from me. Where can I find the website address? Will a video from the Russian Internet be enough for you?
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[...] Watch the video with him when he was playing in KVN, and video with him now. [...]
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Just look at his movements, his gestures, his gaze. We have plenty of those here now, and I can spot them right away.
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The two videos below at least enter the general area that you're referencing (KVN). As a former actor, there is doubtless all kinds of earlier footage of Zelenskyy behaving in oddball ways in front of cameras and during interviews for promotional reasons, as well as being facetious on stage and playing various character roles. The Russian establishment taking those out of context would be just that: Producing a potentially bogus agitprop effigy.

KVN Major League 2002 - Zelensky the gamer

Zelenskyy in 1998 - backstage at KVN
 
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Canadian PM,

Addressing Australia’s Parliament​

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Canada and Australia may have just made one of the most important strategic moves of the decade. In a speech delivered inside the Australian Parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signaled something far bigger than diplomacy. Beneath the standing ovation, the press conference, and the carefully crafted statements, a new geopolitical structure may already be forming. Canada and Australia together control massive shares of the world’s most critical minerals — including lithium, uranium, and iron ore. These resources power the technologies that define the modern economy: electric vehicles, artificial intelligence infrastructure, advanced defense systems, and next-generation energy networks. With a combined $25 billion investment initiative focused on building secure mineral supply chains, the two nations are accelerating the development of a democratic resource alliance designed to reduce dependence on fragile or politically risky supply routes. At the same time, Carney publicly acknowledged that the United States had violated protocols within the CUSMA trade agreement — a statement that carries enormous implications for global trade confidence and institutional trust Behind the headlines, analysts inside government and financial institutions are already discussing a broader shift: the rise of a new “middle power coalition,” where countries like Canada and Australia begin shaping the next phase of global economic architecture. If these supply chain realignments accelerate, the implications could reshape global markets, resource flows, and strategic alliances for the next decade. This video breaks down the financial mechanics, the geopolitical signals, and the quiet structural changes that most of the world has not yet fully processed.
 
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I'm thinking that the Commonwealth should grasp this moment and become more prominent in trade. Imagine it: Canada, Australia, India, and the rest, headed (naturally) by the UK because, you know, we're not "Great" Britain for no reason! ;)
Seriously, though, these Trumpian times are crying out for the Commonwealth to make more of itself, to show that there's still a reason for it. There's the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership - or "F**k you, America! Pact"! for short) which is a number of Commonwealth countries (UK, Canada, Oz, NZ, Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore) plus a few others (Japan, Chile, etc), there's India doing deals with UK, with Canada, etc.
Would be good to see, for sure.
 
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