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... AI Overview

The statement that "Lewzer is the Joffrey to Putin's Tywin" is a political analogy, likely made in a social or commentary context, using characters from George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones series to describe a perceived power dynamic between an individual named "Lewzer" and Vladimir Putin.

In this analogy:

Tywin Lannister is a powerful, ruthless, and calculating patriarch who seeks to control the levers of power and secure his family's legacy by any means necessary. He is the true power behind the throne, operating with strategic foresight and a complete lack of sentimentality.

Joffrey Baratheon (or Lannister by blood) is a young, petulant, and cruel king who is the nominal ruler but lacks the intelligence, discipline, and respect of his subjects and even his own family. Joffrey constantly challenges Tywin's authority in an attempt to assert his own power, often making rash, shortsighted decisions that threaten the family's stability.

Therefore, the analogy suggests that:

- - - Vladimir Putin is the powerful, controlling figure (Tywin), the de facto leader who operates with cold strategy and ruthlessness to maintain his power and influence.

- - - "Lewzer" is the unstable, less effective, and potentially reckless figure (Joffrey), who holds some official position but is seen as an embarrassing, weak, or easily manipulable puppet or subordinate who might ultimately undermine the "Tywin" figure's control. ...

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Putin says Russia ready to supply 'uninterrupted' fuel to India
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... Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Moscow is ready to provide "uninterrupted shipments" of fuel to India, as Delhi faces pressure from the US to stop buying Russian oil.

Putin, speaking alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, questioned earlier why India should be punished for buying oil when the US itself buys nuclear fuel from Moscow. ...

On Thursday, Putin told India Today that Russia was working on a "peaceful solution" to ending the war - warning that Ukraine must withdraw from the Donbas or Russia would seize it.

"Either we liberate these territories by force, or Ukrainian troops will leave these territories," he said.

Modi repeated India's stance that it was not neutral on the war in Ukraine and stood on "the side of peace", welcoming efforts to find a "lasting" solution to end the war.

He highlighted that increasing the "connectivity" of Russia and India was a "major priority" for India.

In recent months, India-US ties have hit an all-time low as the two countries have failed to resolve the tariff deadlock. ...

Folk Implosion - Insinuation (1997)
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Lyrics excerpt ...

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[Instrumental Intro]

[Verse 1: John Davis]
Commit an act of memory
Knuckle down or buckle under
Sing part of the scream, believe
Cut it down in the mouth of drama

[Verse 2: John Davis]
Another break in the pattern
Another fight for the flashlight
Tick tock on a broken clock
I'll be headed for midnight

[Chorus 1: Lou Barlow]
Insinuation really makes it happen
And your opinion is a nice surprise

[Verse 3: John Davis]
Tongue-tied, get dignified
Open my pride, find a map inside
Find a break in the pattern
Take your time to relax

[Verse 4: John Davis]
Commit this act to memory
Sing part of the scream, believe
Knuckle down, don't buckle under
Cut it down in the mouth of drama

[Chorus 1: Lou Barlow]
Insinuation really makes it happen
And your opinion is a nice surprise
But you're early for the Armageddon
If all we know and ever memorize lives on, lives on

[Instrumental Break]

[Verse 5: John Davis]
This battle magnified
Perfect sized
There's no problem
Offer you a ride, but the engine died
Another break in the pattern

[Chorus 2: Lou Barlow]
Insinuation really makes it happen
And your opinion opened up my eyes
It kept me itchin' with the contradiction
That all we know and ever memorize lives on

[Outro: John Davis, Lou Barlow]
Insinuation really makes it happen (Lives on, lives on)
And your opinion opened up my eyes (Lives on, lives on)
It kept me itchin' with the contradiction (Lives on, lives on)
That all we know and ever memorize lives on (Lives on)

Insinuation really makes it happen (Like a childhood memory, lives on, like a childhood memory, lives on)

And your opinion is a nice surprise (Like a childhood memory, lives on, like a childhood memory, lives on)
But you're early for the Armageddon (Like a childhood memory, lives on, like a childhood memory, lives on)
If all we know and ever memorize lives on (Like a childhood memory, lives on, like a childhood memory, lives on)
Lives on (Like a childhood memory, lives on, like a childhood memory)
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