Levi |

12h ago

P. Durov

Olala 😁😁😁


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Kynlux |

10h ago

Levi: P. Durov

Olala 😁😁😁

You're trying to say something?😅 I didn't get it


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Zeus |

7h ago

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Leguman |

7h ago
Hello,

Ambidextrous, two-footed players are players created by the MDJ.
They are little winks to people or characters.

So here we have Pavel Durov, creator of the Telegram messenger.
Or also Paul Du Roves, because he had a French passport, without the French Foreign Office knowing about it.
In fact, there was a murky case of his arrest on French soil in the summer of 2024.
The most suspicious then envisaged the French government putting a lot of pressure on the computer scientist to integrate a back-door into his encrypted messaging system.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavel_Dourov
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrest_and_indictment_of_Pavel_Durov

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A few years ago, in another tense period -_- ..... I created a topic to entertain, which allows you to discover some of the MDJ's interests:
https://www.virtuafoot.com/#forum?topic=156972

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kiki-sainté |

6h ago
> **Leguman**: Bonjour,
>
> Les joueurs ambidextre, aux deux pieds, sont des joueurs créés par le MDJ.
> Ce sont des petits clins d'oeil pour des personnes ou personnages.
>
> Ici, on a donc Pavel Durov, créateur de la messagerie Telegram.
> Ou aussi Paul Du Roves, car il avait un passeport français, sans que le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères soit au courant.
> Il y avait d'ailleurs une sombre affaire d'arrestation sur le sol français à l'été 2024.
> Les plus suspicieux avaient alors envisagés, une gros...

Ah thanks for the info I thought these laces were hung together like foosball players 🤭🤭🤭

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