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Topic · standing beatupdated Mon, 2 Nov, 01:30

Stephen Harper

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World · 1 Nov

పుతిన్ ఓ తెలివైన దుర్మార్గుడు.. నిజజీవిత విలన్: కెనడా మాజీ ప్రధాని

AI summaryStephen Harper, the former Prime Minister of Canada, published an article describing Russian President Vladimir Putin as a 'real-life Bond villain,' a 'terrible' and 'clever' man, and a 'great cheat.' Harper noted that Putin has extraordinary discipline and the skill to turn others' weaknesses into his strengths. The article also mentions that Harper and Putin had differences during Harper's tenure as Prime Minister from 2006 to 2015.

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