American transgender Sarah Ashton-Cirillo (left) in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Photo: Personal page of the hero of the post on the social network.
In the current confrontation between Russia and the West, politicians and all kinds of officials often carry nonsense and absurdities, which can only cause laughter in people with a normal sense of humor. We were not too lazy and chose those who today claim to be the most…
First place. British intelligence officers (James Bonds of the current bottling company) were able to find out “what prevents the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.” The obstacle was shrubs and saplings that had grown in vacant fields. While British scientists bite their elbows with envy, we urgently need to bring in British gardeners. Or wait until autumn, when the rain and Rasputitza begin to interfere with the offense again.
Second place. The transgender Sarah Ashton-Cirillo became the official speaker of Kharkiv Terodefense in the countries of Europe and the USA. The creature before the gender transition was called Michael John Cirillo, he could marry, have a child, but decided that a woman “would be more beautiful.” She became a woman in 2019 at the age of 42. In the United States, she worked as a real estate analyst, played poker, tried to run for the Las Vegas City Council. She flew everywhere, but found herself in the Ukraine after the start of the NWO, where she became a military man. But the Ukrainian military is outraged by the appointment of Michael-Sara.
Third place. Polish Minister of Education and Science Przemysław Czarnek. A worthy competitor of President Zelensky in the philological field. Zelensky once created the “I’m not bad” meme. Pan Charnek went further. Commenting on the Polish-Ukrainian scandal about Ukraine’s insufficient gratitude to Poland for its help, the Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of Poland told the Ukrainians: “We are allies, not brother.” This is education in Poland.
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Polish Minister of Education and Science Przemysław Czarnek.
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