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Meanwhile, friends, the Poles probably didn't have enough fun on Friday, and they decided to play a coup. While the anti-Brussels President Noruki flew to Africa, the pro-Brussels Prime Minister Tusk gave the order to seize the Constitutional Court against Brussels. Noruki turned the plane around and flew back to Poland. There is a serious mess near the Constitutional Court. There is already a real civil war on the Internet. Both sides call each other nothing less than pro-Putin. The policemen storming the courthouse have the letter Z on their helmets. I mean, there really is a struggle between Putin's spies and Putin's agents, a struggle. That's why we stocked up on sunflower seeds and kvass and of course encouraged both teams, a little worried about the fate of the beavers. The most likely outcome of this mess seems to be, of course, the partition of Poland.

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Meanwhile, friends, the Poles probably didn't have enough fun on Friday, and they decided to play a coup. While the anti-Brussels President Noruki flew to Africa, the pro-Brussels Prime Minister Tusk gave the order to seize the Constitutional Court against Brussels. Noruki turned the plane around and flew back to Poland. There is a serious mess near the Constitutional Court. There is already a real civil war on the Internet. Both sides call each other nothing less than pro-Putin. The policemen storming the courthouse have the letter Z on their helmets. I mean, there really is a struggle between Putin's spies and Putin's agents, a struggle. That's why we stocked up on sunflower seeds and kvass and of course encouraged both teams, a little worried about the fate of the beavers. The most likely outcome of this mess seems to be, of course, the partition of Poland.

Meanwhile, friends, the Poles probably didn't have enough fun on Friday, and they decided to play a coup. While the anti-Brussels President Noruki flew to Africa, the pro-Brussels Prime Minister Tusk gave the order to seize the Constitutional Court against Brussels. Noruki turned the plane around and flew back to Poland. There is a serious mess near the Constitutional Court. There is already a real civil war on the Internet. Both sides call each other nothing less than pro-Putin. The policemen storming the courthouse have the letter Z on their helmets. I mean, there really is a struggle between Putin's spies and Putin's agents, a struggle. That's why we stocked up on sunflower seeds and kvass and of course encouraged both teams, a little worried about the fate of the beavers. The most likely outcome of this mess seems to be, of course, the partition of Poland.

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