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Make believe you're 12 years old again.

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  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

    @riley @ics

    valid points

    i would reply that the average german has a sneering smoldering disgust for schroder, who has little power

    while the average hungarian has full throated white hot fury for orban, who does still have power

    so six of one, half a dozen of the other

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    @benroyce Schröder has no longer political power. But he's a sillionaire, and he got this way largely due to Gazprom's largesse.

    @ics

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    • riley@toot.catR riley@toot.cat

      @benroyce Schröder has no longer political power. But he's a sillionaire, and he got this way largely due to Gazprom's largesse.

      @ics

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      @riley @ics

      yup. dark money, quiet influence

      on the upside:

      https://www.dw.com/en/german-ex-chancellor-gerhard-schr%C3%B6der-experiencing-burnout/a-71501286

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      • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

        @riley @ics

        yup. dark money, quiet influence

        on the upside:

        https://www.dw.com/en/german-ex-chancellor-gerhard-schr%C3%B6der-experiencing-burnout/a-71501286

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        @benroyce If, say, AfD should suddenly need a "squeaky clean" political donation at some point, now, because of how the ties of dirty money work, Schröder might find himself being forced to enthusiastically donate it. It's not like he has any intent to accidentally drown in his bathtub while Darth Turnip's goons look on, is it? (See item 2 above of what Darth Turnip might consider unforgivable betrayal.)

        @ics

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        • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

          @ics @riley

          orban is a gerhard schroder now

          not very useful, but still vaguely useful, but obviously highly flawed

          doomed to exist on the periphery as a scarcely tolerated embarrassment

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          @benroyce @ics @riley

          with less divorces though: Viktor has to catch-up.
          I can picture Orban as a Transneft advisor, especially for the Druzhba pipeline.

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          • francoisprague@mastodon.socialF francoisprague@mastodon.social

            @benroyce @ics @riley

            with less divorces though: Viktor has to catch-up.
            I can picture Orban as a Transneft advisor, especially for the Druzhba pipeline.

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            @FrancoisPrague @ics @riley

            Audi man!

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            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

              @ics @riley

              orban is a gerhard schroder now

              not very useful, but still vaguely useful, but obviously highly flawed

              doomed to exist on the periphery as a scarcely tolerated embarrassment

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              @benroyce @ics
              Reading this comment out of context, I take offense. How can anyone call Schröder useful?!?

              But yes, he was useful to Putin for a while.

              @riley

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              • iamlayer8@mastodon.socialI iamlayer8@mastodon.social

                @benroyce @ics
                Reading this comment out of context, I take offense. How can anyone call Schröder useful?!?

                But yes, he was useful to Putin for a while.

                @riley

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                @iamlayer8 @ics @riley

                a ringwraith, after the fall of sauron

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                • iamlayer8@mastodon.socialI iamlayer8@mastodon.social

                  @benroyce @ics
                  Reading this comment out of context, I take offense. How can anyone call Schröder useful?!?

                  But yes, he was useful to Putin for a while.

                  @riley

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                  @benroyce @ics
                  Thanks for the correction - I’ll be always happy to learn

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                  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                    @iamlayer8 @ics @riley

                    a ringwraith, after the fall of sauron

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                    @benroyce Where do you suppose ringworms came from?

                    @iamlayer8 @ics

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                    • riley@toot.catR riley@toot.cat

                      @benroyce Where do you suppose ringworms came from?

                      @iamlayer8 @ics

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                      @riley @iamlayer8 @ics 😆

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