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Russia denies diplomatic mail was used for Argentina cocaine traffic

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Wow, using diplomatic mail to smuggle cocaine? We need a hashtag for this.

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The Russian Connection. Coming this summer to a theater near you!

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@SuperLib I think that would be a coketab

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Totally confused by this article. The Russian ambassador reported this, ie that the bags were on a diplomatic flight, but not in the diplomatic mail itself?

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Russia's pants are now permanently on fire on every single issue.

It's a mafia state.

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It's a mafia state

After Western occupation of Afghanistan in 2001 the production of heroin there skyrocketed tenfold, NATO created a whole narcostate - Kosovo, the abscess of Europe, but for some posters only Russia is to blame.

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So it's OK for Russia to import cocaine for the oligarchs because the US invaded Afghanistan.

Okey dokey...

Next you'll be claiming Russia didn't invade Crimea. Oh wait....

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What is an "Embassy's non-essential employer" ?

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So it's OK for Russia to import cocaine

One failed attempt to smuggle hardly qualifies as "import". Anything goes to deflect attention from the "Kosovo connection" and "Afghanistan connection"? Okey dokey...

Next you'll be claiming Russia didn't invade Crimea

Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq - that were invasions. In Crimea there was a peaceful reunion, to the absolute delight of the local populace.

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