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It is so nice to see us all get along, and Russia acknowlege we are the world super power. The fall of the Soviet Union was a direct result of us being to strong for them. We can be grateful history has not repeated itself and peace is has re placed deception. All is well.
will somehow find a way to sell the U.S. down the river with these negotiations. Russia is not to be trusted. "peace through strength."
Obama would have "war through weakness."
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