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https://www.romeo.com/hunq/timlaurenz18_of Bingo. Tim may be German (although his face looks Slavic), but he's advertising for escorting on Romeo now. Also ran across him on LPSG so he's a real hustler for his age. Covering every base eagerly. Seems to deliver anywhere in Germany and knows how to market what he's got for sale.

and since we're on young cuties with muscle bods, no idea where this new 18 yr old is but he already has the bod and is cute:

https://www.romeo.com/hunq/AestheticXdeo In the short-muscle-bod category I always recommend in Prague this guy who has won the national bodybuilding championships in his division 3 years recently. Same size etc as Pavel and a year younger. Super nice guy, always prompt and dependable and professional. Almost always in Prague and available:

I too think Pavel was cute at 18 but he's 23/24 and fit bodies and muscles sell. He had just turned 18 (maybe) in those pics and when he did his some of his first sex scenes with my very close friends Roald Ekberg and Thom Jacobs. @numerito was closer friends to Pavel and his best friend "Felix Gaul" of BelAmi (whose cuteness aged out fast). There's a market for pleasant shorter muscle guys and Pavel makes as much escorting as any. Formerly "cute" 18 yr olds years later are not as popular.

https://www.romeo.com/hunq/SteveSkarsgaard/travelling/12722217 Pavel just sent me a new photo to show his arms. His ad is usually in Zurich or Munich but he's usually home in Prague. (never lists in Prague). old one of abs: (ps-photos in elevator mirrors is a 90% sign of an escort online in social media lol).

I've been with him maybe 50 or 60 times over many years but not since he moved to Vietnam. Strange how Marcel goes along. I'll be in Prague in 2 or 3 weeks anyway.

yup, Marcel's Romeo ad is in NYC today also: https://www.romeo.com/hunq/_wayne_MASSEUR

and you haven't proven they have non-nuclear warheads.

Very odd thing I open my Instagram this morning and Marcel (Shane Hirch porn) is also in New York for the first time I know of. AFAIK Velvety has only been to the US once years ago to LA and he hated it here and had little business. Not sure if Marcel has ever been. Marcel and Velvety were the main two escorts in Prague for many years and evidently have mutual clients or friends. I'm in DC but hesitant to contact them as I have company visiting for a month.

Haven't spoken to him yet but Velvety is advertising in NYC?? https://www.romeo.com/hunq/Velvety

I think any normal unbiased person would assume country A is putting nuclear warheads on "defensive" missiles outside country B's capitol if that's a strategic advantage militarily and there's no inspection. p.s.- there's no Easter Bunny either.

The Russians invested a lot in decoys for their missiles that can overwhelm anti-missile systems. Those decoys had never been inspected by the US before. When anti-missile missiles miss their target because of decoys they explode somewhere. The US claims 3/4 of the Russian missiles were shot down in the training base attack. Where did they land when shot down? Probably at random, just as many missiles and anti-missile missiles do. In urban areas that's deadly. And even admitting 1/4 got through to their targets means the US is a long way from any Iron Dome type defense system. The "defensive" missiles on the US base on the Polish/Ukrainian border can and probably secretively do use some nuclear warheads. There's no "inspections". That puts missiles an hour from Moscow. That's what experienced people from all sides have been warning the US not to do or it would provoke war. We did it anyway.

My point is there are missiles flying everywhere in Ukraine and because there are so many more than other wars (and possibly because the Russians are masters at missile evasion technology), a large percentage do not hit their target and land at random. And those little shoulder-launched missiles are rarely accurate in urban areas. Doubling, tripling or quadrupling the number of missiles already flying around is not civilian population-friendly. But that's our US plan. People need to realize that air war now is not airplanes, and certainly not helicopters, but missiles and drones. A lot of them. And they can be launched from hundreds or even thousands of miles away from planes, ships, or land. And they're not as precise as the military corporations propagandize us to believe they are. The US Patriot missiles just placed on the border with Poland on the same base there are nuclear missiles pointed at Moscow are an acknowledgement that in the training base attack many of Russia's missiles got through. (And they were launched from Russia so Ukrainian/US anti-missile missiles had almost 1000 miles to detect and destroy them). What happens when a nuclear missile on the ground is hit by an incoming missile? I'd be surprised if neither side launches a big false-flag incident to escalate. In the west at least only PR and spin matters, not reality. Russia also needs to rally popular support. Sanctions almost always lead to increased government support. We've been through this many times including Iraq and Venezuela. And being friendly to the US is going to become very dangerous in Russia again as hate of America increases. Ultimately the US must keep the U.S. dollar as the universal financial currency or our economy collapses. Our best friends the Saudis just saying they might switch to the Chinese Yuan last week had the US and Boris groveling while they beheaded 84 people, including gays. Kicking Russia off the dollar has a downside too. Obviously I'd say Ukraine and Russia should have agreed to ceasefire line observers in Donbas. Or autonomy. Or something. They signed the treaty.

I understand international relations well; I do not understand war. I don't know why Russia used this as a reason to go to war with Ukraine as a whole country but maybe that's the way wars work. IDK. I would have preferred an international, maybe UN, peacekeeping force on the ceasefire line in Donbas. But Ukraine and US would say "no". I think Ukraine, Russia, Europe, and the poor 3/4 in the US, will be much much worse off now, even if the fighting stopped tomorrow. (it won't). And yes, in the US half our budget and much of our economy is based on military weapons and corporations and so war is really good for the rich. So we keep going into one after another killing millions of people in the meantime. Cannon fodder for Wall Street. The rich who get richer off our wars and would love a WWIII have unfortunately never had to consider what nuclear war would do to their bottom line and are just batshit crazy enough to think it won't harm them.

When America is in "go to war" fever it's worse to try and be neutral and look at both sides' views than to be the enemy. My training to see both sides in international matters doesn't fit well with the pro-war mob whether it's Iraq or Russia. Good. Damn good. From well before the war started I repeated that adherence by Ukraine to the Minsk treaties signed by Russia and Ukraine and negotiated by Germany and France was the best course for Ukraine. Does anyone sane think the war in Ukraine now is better than recognizing the autonomy of Donbas? It wasn't even worth the 14,000 lives there since that 2015 treaty. Worse, avoiding nuclear war should be any sane person's #1 goal and we weren't even this close to war in the Cuba missile crisis. President Zelenskyy today on NBC evidently told Lester Holt that we may now be in WWIII. Indeed we may. Wars don't stay limited or diminish. They always spiral. And all this airplane talk shows how we don't realize what war is now. It's all missiles (and drones). The cruise missiles that hit the training base were launched from airplanes in Russia over 800 miles away. Most of the hundreds of missiles fired do not hit their target but land and expode somewhere. I just read in a Brit paper that yesterday the US moved two huge batteries of Patriot missiles to the airbase in Poland next to the Ukraine border pointed at Ukraine and Russia. I think it's the same missile base that Russia started this war over. No one cares that we are rapidly moving to nuclear war. I remember how Iraq was also going to be a glorious short war and the people would welcome NATO with parades for saving them. Ditto Libya, Syria, Vietnam, etc etc etc. This war will most likely follow that spiral or worse. I don't think this was worth the many lives that will be taken and certainly not a nuclear war just to save Ukraine from recognizing Donbas's autonomy. I don't have to support my country's genocides or corporate manipulation into serial wars to be a patriot. Fuck anyone who says that. And anyone who doesn't mind a WWIII is crazy.

All you do are personal insults.

If you don't think this war is growing that's your right to that opinion. But nasty personal insults are all you know.

Bastian seems to be back in Prague for a couple weeks.

Things that popped out today: there was no mention of the nationalities of those killed in the attack on the training base. It had been called "Camp Gator" and was run by the Florida Nat'l Guard. If there were any Americans it would set off demands for war with Russia. If they were spirited out by the US two weeks ago it means the US realized this might happen. Of 2 dozen missiles, stinger missiles shot down 18. Ukraine in retaliation unleashed missles on the Donbas capital building killing 17 civilians but there was hardly a peep from the war media. Biden is going to have to give into a no-fly zone after Zelensky speaks to Congress wednesday. That is an act of war if a plane is shot down. But there have been very few Russian planes as the missiles were shot from airplanes over Russia. They go that far. The war is still spiraling.

Oliver Stone's landmark documentary "Ukraine on Fire" history of Ukraine from 2016 is free on YouTube:

The war's been on for less than 2 weeks. I don't assume it will be over in another 2 or that an incident or escalation won't happen. You can't control wars once they start. Usually if you bet on the worst when a war starts you'll win as the only predictability is that they spiral. We need to remember that only 10% of the world's population is "western" and the rest don't march to the western media drummer or care about European drama. Worldwide the China vs western conflict is paramount and certainly China is glad for Russia being "kicked out" of the west, tradewise, financially, monetary wise, and every way. But "measured response" unfortunately gives away what will happen when China seizes Taiwan. I saw this online from a Chinese poster: "Ukraine literally does a Presentation about what the west would react when mainland unify Taiwan: 1. Economic sanctions 2. Light up the landmark buildings 3. Condemn/Protest 4. Stand with Taiwan ONLINE 5. NEVER SEND TROOPS How bad could it be? Wake up! Taiwan separatists" The alternative is the media keeps ramping up it's Germans cutting women's breasts off in Belgium stories until the the west escalates to major war. Once you've unleashed the dogs of media you can't bring them back to reason. I certainly hope I'm wrong but I would have never believed it could get this far either. Now we're going to get a lot more blood that will escalate tensions and hatred. I hope it ends well but it usually doesn't.

Do you really think the people dead even so far are worth not compromising at all on Donbas autonomy? And yes, if Poland or anywhere had a small breakaway area that wants autonomy or independence I'd always say "let it go" instead of killing thousands of people over that issue and especialy risking nuclear war. That's true whether it's Scotand or Wales or Catalonia, or Quebec, or Modolva, or Slovakia or Donbas or Ukraine splitting from Russia. It's not worth the bloodshed to keep people against their will. And self-determination is a good thing. I have friends who are Russian-Ukrainian and Ukrainian in Prague and friends who are Russian and I wish the best for all of them. I think it's awful governments have failed us such that so many people will be killed. Now we are headed into a war between nuclear powers escalating a lot every day we have to figure out how to stop. It won't be easy and a lot of people will die. It wasn't necessary. Also- fear of the powerful aggressor causing other countries to yield is the US position in almost every one of our many invasions. Half a million murdered by our blockade on Iraq and a half million murdered by our troops. etc etc etc. How dare the Russians act that barbaric ! The US thought it had a patent on barbarism.

Typical insults from small-minded pro-war sycophants in the lead-up to every single war. If you're not for going to war you're friends with the enemy. Insults are all you have because there's no halfway intelligent reason for war with a nuclear power. Like all our last dozen wars and invasions they turn out to be stupid and bad for the US. And this one is the big banana that could kill half the US population. For nothing. Try making intelligent arguments for a war instead of crude stupid insults. Do you not realize that is a video? And it is a hilarious one on the pro-war media's lies .

Not being blood thristy and staying objective is not unpatriotic. This crazy jingoism at the start of all our wars is. It gets Americans and many others killed for nothing. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya were miserable bloodbaths for everyone for nothing but they weren't nuclear wars. But, but, we've really got it right on this one ! No. This is the same war hysteria as the other bloodbaths , just a lot more serious.

Finding it ironic that Putin was America's candidate to lead Russia and that Zelensky was Russia's choice to lead Ukraine has nothing to do with taking sides. Neither does finding irony in Condolezza Rice (with a straight face and serious) saying a country invading another country is a war crime. Nor war criminal Hillary talking war crimes with the blood of around a million (not white) people on her hands with Biden right behind. The pro-war media is ridiculous in what it can get away with in the lead-up to all our wars it pushes. We always go into a pro-war hysteria in the US at the beginning. This isn't a video game or a movie; a lot of real people are really dying on both sides. And a rapidly escalating war between nuclear countries has been unimaginable from 1962 to today. Hot war between the US and Russia?--OMG. Inflaming passions just kills more people. It's hard to be objective but it's necessary to save lives. And it's not completely illegal yet. (But the censoring of opposing views is getting there fast).