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Fox News Verryiffy Team have found out why the IDF are so far behind with reporting back on the hundreds of untoward incidents Israel said would be looked into. The explanation is very simple. Only one person, Aaron Blewsky, has been assigned to investigate. Not only that, Aaron has been on compassionate leave for most of the last three years due to ingrown toenails.


Fox tracked down Private Blewsky to the apartment he lives in with a magnificent view of the West Bank, a view only spoiled by the nearby acres of uprooted olive and lemon trees and the rubble of former homes of Palestinians who have volunteered to go and live with relatives in various towns.


Blewsky complained bitterly that his ingrown toenails have prevented him in helping to send Palestinians on their way. He described himself as a martyr to his feet.


Speaking through a Russian-English interpreter, Blewsky explained how he had migrated from Moscow four years ago and is still learning Hebrew and has no plans to learn Arabic. Asked if his lack of familiarity with the area's two main languages was a barrier to investigations, he asked if we had heard of Google Translate?


We asked if he felt that when he was able to go to work, he was able to make progress with investigations? Blewsky acknowledged that his car was not the most reliable and he had not always made it to the Tel Aviv office assigned to him


We asked about speaking to IDF personnel implicated in the incidents. Blewsky had driven to one barracks but after speaking with a soldier found his car had been turned upside down. After that, he vowed only to work from his office and home.


‘So have you been able to make any progress with investigation working from your apartment?’


‘Unfortunately months of work on one case I found time for was eaten by my dog.’


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With firefights erupting in a breakaway region between Ukraine and Moldova, the inventors of Theatresports have proposed a great new improvisational schtick called: 'What the Heck is Happening in Transnistria?' Players respond to that prompt. Ukraine celebrated the announcement and began the game with an ironic response: 'Transnistria can’t be at war with us, because it doesn’t exist. Realistically that land is just a part of Russia.'


Unexpectedly, the Transnistrian head of state then also denied the existence of Transnistria: 'Transnistria is not at war, we are the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic.' This upset Moldova, which fired back: 'Leave us out of it. You should really say the Administrative-Territorial Unit of the Left Bank of the Dniester under Russian Occupation. Or ATULBDRO, that’s much easier.'


In Moscow, the Almost as Great Dictator was not sure how to keep the witty repartee going: 'If I recognise a Republic of Transnistria, folk will think our plans to bugger the Black Sea region started way before 2014, like circa 1992 when we started arming those old separatists. But maybe I will… after all, our recognition of the new Donbas republics has gone so beautifully.'


Of course, the Trumpian Republic of Florida Which Totally Exists - Bigly reacted quickly to the moral turpitude of that response: 'Just don’t say Transnistria, it’s not a real thing, it’s either Boynistria or Girlnistria, God has spoken.'


Author: Dogular



First published 30 April 2022


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Weight of Royal medals may have caused structural damage to Buckingham Palace balcony, say engineers


The weight of military medals, ceremonial paraphernalia and assorted pearl necklaces could have caused serious structural damage to the balcony at Buckingham Palace warn engineers.


Workers tasked with restoring the Palace say they have came across cracks and crumbling infrastructure that have left the balcony in a dangerous condition.


‘The type of damage we found on site is typically associated with excessive weight and impact trauma….the balcony was not built to carry the sort of excessive burden put on it by the current Royal family’ said engineer Jason Beasley ‘the load bearing lintels were designed to carry a modest sized family wearing bonnets and waving silk fans….not rocking a battalion of service medals and military hardware usually seen at a victory day parade in Moscow


Add to that the amount of gold jewellery and pearl necklaces worn by Camilla and it is no wonder the balcony is in danger of collapse’, "The Royals should either take it in turns venturing out on to the balcony to wave at the crowds or scale back on the amount of medals they wear."


‘It all started with the Prince Albert….but thankfully Andrew isn’t allowed on the balcony anymore’.


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