12/8/2022, 3:27 pm
Glorious news Comrades!
Horrible detail revealed about Brittney Griner release
Viktor "The Merchant of Death" Bout (Citizen of the Motherland) has suffered under the oppressive US prison system for too long, and has been successfully traded for Brittney Griner, a WNBA Ambassador of Goodwill, Wakandan Values, and Hashish Oil. She will return to her LGBTQ+++.... lifestyle and maybe shoot some hoops.
Viktor will return to Russia where he can return to his proprietorship of a small shop that exports assault rifles camping and hunting supplies to dictators and despots sportsmen worldwide.
Russian corrections officers are sick and damn-tired of listening to Griner assert her "Superstar" status in an activity that nobody watches, and whine and complain about not being paid like an NBA Player. Her nine-year sentence has been waived.
Premier Cho Bai-Din immediately took credit for freeing Mz. Griner, and at the same time received criticism for not obtaining release of another American political prisoner still held by the Russians, Paul Whelan, a former United States Marine. Bai-Din immediately responded "Listen, Jack--Marines are expendable, and they know it."
Horrible detail revealed about Brittney Griner release
Viktor "The Merchant of Death" Bout (Citizen of the Motherland) has suffered under the oppressive US prison system for too long, and has been successfully traded for Brittney Griner, a WNBA Ambassador of Goodwill, Wakandan Values, and Hashish Oil. She will return to her LGBTQ+++.... lifestyle and maybe shoot some hoops.
Viktor will return to Russia where he can return to his proprietorship of a small shop that exports assault rifles camping and hunting supplies to dictators and despots sportsmen worldwide.
Russian corrections officers are sick and damn-tired of listening to Griner assert her "Superstar" status in an activity that nobody watches, and whine and complain about not being paid like an NBA Player. Her nine-year sentence has been waived.
Premier Cho Bai-Din immediately took credit for freeing Mz. Griner, and at the same time received criticism for not obtaining release of another American political prisoner still held by the Russians, Paul Whelan, a former United States Marine. Bai-Din immediately responded "Listen, Jack--Marines are expendable, and they know it."
