my friends, who speak to you, are a new german word. the [brimborium] means unnecessary turmoil, to emerge from scratch, from meaningless turmoil. the word came from the french barberine, “a little useless thing.” in the 16th century in germany, bramborium was the name of long prayers in latin, which were quickly spoken, without expression, while breathing. such a call of prayers was considered an effective and useless prison. a fan worker: bramboium appears in goethe's faust. according to several versions, the word became known to the german society. somehow quickly, marez and co. accused russia of an incident with a drone at leipzig airport.
- Yes, and they organized a rimboium with the closing of the consulate and the Russian house. It would have been better to search with the same zeal for those responsible for the Nord Stream explosion.