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Looking through the Russia-Georgia war vote, I've compiled a new friends/enemies list. Some of the entries are obvious (Russavia, Alex Bakharev); some may be less familiar. Which gives me another idea: shall we invite Eurocopter in? Good English, MilHist Coordinator, solid editor, known anti-Communist, and someone I've had a fair amount of offline exchanges with.

Friends:

Kober (Georgia)
Geagea (Georgia)
Colchicum (Russia)
Biophys (Russia)
Ostap R (Ukraine)
Yakudza (Ukraine)
Eurocopter (Romania)
Kouber (Bulgaria)

(Xeeron (?)
Domitori (?)
Darwish (?)
Staberinde (?)
Ijanderson977 (UK)
Narking (Sweden))

Enemies (I'm not sure if the ones in parentheses are Russians):

HistoricWarrior007
Igny
Offliner
(Life is like a box of chocolates)
Alex Bakharev
Zlerman
Tavrian
Ellol
NVO
FeelSunny
Black Falcon
Russavia
ETST
LokiiT
Wesha
Taamu
(Robofish)




      

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