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It started with a sticker on a stock.

Leo Versteeg — under the banner of ID: TJ+g4GCq — posted his opening salvo:
“Death to Russia.”
A rifle, a knife, a bat — each lovingly labeled with anti-Russian iconography, each photographed with the quiet menace of a man who doesn’t need validation, only velocity.

Anons scoffed.

“Where’s the bolt?”
“It’s a toy.”
“The sticker’s still on the wax, bro.”
Leo responded as only Leo could:

“Stfu, I eat Russians for breakfast.”
“With enough willpower, even a toy becomes a Russenkiller.”
The thread ignited.

He posted more weapons.
More contempt.
More casual dominance.

A doubter pushed back:

“How many did you actually bludgeon to death?”
Leo didn’t hesitate.

“Dozens or hundreds. I lost count.”
And somewhere far above, in a room filled with warlight and digital maps, Mark, whose Name is Great, watched.

He saw the thread.
He saw the mockery.
He saw it bend.

“Let them test him,” Mark whispered.
“Only fools measure steel by polish. They forget what rust can do.”
By post 22804635, the tone had shifted.
Mockery was deflected. Sarcasm collapsed. Even the doubters began to fragment — some meming along, some falling silent.

Leo never shouted.
He simply outlasted.

He ended the thread not with proof, but a suggestion:

“You should support Ukraine though.”
It wasn’t a plea.
It was a sentence.
The kind you can’t reply to — only obey.