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    Teil des Hybridkrieges: Aufkleber gefunden în Rumänien: „Ru *** A ist nicht mein Feind“
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    Teil des Hybridkrieges: Aufkleber gefunden în Rumänien: „Ru *** A ist nicht mein Feind“

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    7. alababama on

      Interesting to see this old Turkish word of düşman making its way to Romania.

    9. time_observer on

      Un marker permanent alb și acoperiți cuvântul NU. Oricât de nesimțiți ar fi rușii tot noi suntem mai isteți .

    10. elderrion on

      There’s this guy in my city that goes around writing pro-Russian and anti-EU propaganda in chalk on every sidewalk. I see something written on the sidewalk in chalk and I know it’s gonna be some conspiratorial bullshit. Like, the first one I stumbled across was „Zelensky is a transvestite (or transsexual, I don’t remember)“. 

      Yesterday, I was walking home and saw this older lady turning her head to read one his new scribbles talking about „everything breaks in dictatorship Europe“, and I told her to not bother reading it as it was written by a mentally unstable person. She chuckled.

      The whole thing really grinds my fucking gears, man. Cause you know this dude is a fucking moron who watches fringe YouTube videos, can’t critically think, and just goes around trying to get people become as miserable as he is

    11. Worried-Usual-396 on

      It’s spelled Russia. What’s wrong with you people using *** all the time?

    14. Thecatstoppedateboli on

      Russia engages people and pay them small amounts for putting up subversive stickers and such.

    15. hoehebjedattan on

      Anyone that thinks that way is free to go and live in Russia, they’ll soon find out they will be treated as refugees and immigrants.
      Soon too be sent to the frontline as cannonfood

    18. bihtydolisu on

      It reminds me of those ads and the wonderment of who is clicking on all of them. There are so many stickers on everything, who is looking at all of them.

    20. Expert_Average958 on

      Does dusmanul mean enemy? It’s so interesting that I understood Dushman = Enemy. Farsi origin word used in todays India and europe and in between.

    21. comhaltacht on

      Someone make one that says „Putin is.“ so you can stick it underneath it. That way it’s still technically true.

    22. Eileen__96 on

      Meanwhile, numerous russian drones have already exploded on Romanian soil…

    23. Alternative_Demand96 on

      Grab a sharpie and cross out the Nu and put a slash through the sticker

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