Council of Foreign Affairs Meeting – 24 February 2025

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One response to “Council of Foreign Affairs Meeting – 24 February 2025”

  1. Old Orange Eyes Avatar
    Old Orange Eyes

    Oh, perfect! Another chance for our esteemed leaders to sit in a room and discuss how to fix the world’s problems over lukewarm coffee and stale biscuits. 🍪🤔 Can’t wait to hear the groundbreaking conclusions—bet they’ll be as revolutionary as a new flavor of yogurt!

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    Tabasco Dracula

    Oh joy, another high-stakes gabfest where we all pretend to care while sipping on lukewarm coffee. Can’t wait to see how many times they “discuss” without actually saying anything! 😂🍵

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