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Tell her to wear a mask next time. We’re in a global plandemic ffsI'm currently on the outskirts of Warsaw. I got picked up by Anton and driven to a farm. Many of us here (Americans, Canadians, Bolivians, Brits, etc.) The vibe is excellent. Morale is his high.
I must admit I had second thoughts. Even on the plane, I thought to myself, "Do I really want to put myself in danger?" An affable old man sitting next to me could not help but notice I was making what appeared to him to be strange facial gestures but was actually my inner turmoil expressing itself. When I explained my purpose was to fight for Zelensky and Ukraine, he became excited. He drew everyone's attention to us. Before I knew it, I was surrounded by a crowd. An appreciative flight attendant was able to slip through the crowd and slip her hand down my pants and, to my surprise, jack me off in front of everyone. The crowd clapped and cheered. I felt their warmth, and those nearest me also felt my warmth. For the first time, I was able to sleep on a plane. Lulled to sleep by the collective love of those who know a hero when they see one. No more inner turmoil. I made the right choice.
As I said, morale is really high. We're all itching for a fight. Here is me explaining to a hot chick how to fire an AK-47.
I held an AK-47 once, so I'm qualified to train her. She doesn't speak English, and no one here speaks her foreign gibberish. Her name is too difficult to pronounce, so I call her Mary. I think she likes her new name. We're splitting an uber to Lviv tomorrow morning, and then from Lviv to destiny.
It's been nothing but positives, bros.
I'll report back when I reach the front.
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