No they don ' t listen anyways <| sep |> Telling my father I ' m moving even farther away in a little more than a month . <| sep |> the memories of xboct gyro with rapiers . <| sep |> I don ' t see what ' s the problem <| sep |> Get disk pie , and search on there . It is a great app for recovering discovering a bunch of stuff on your phone you had no idea existed . I ' ve found images from years ago , movies I downloaded and deleted years ago , etc . I freed up so much space with diskpie , hopefully it ' ll find your images <| sep |> Massing such amount of troops and more is just making me feel like NATO higher ups are preparing for war . Utter nonsense . The amount of NATO troops in the Baltics is around 34000 men , if we include the air force rotation nowhere near large enough to pose a credible invasion threat to Russia . Their only purpose is a tripwire force . Russia could probably use propaganda to convince the Western population that it ' s not worth going to war over some dead foreigners . It ' s plausible that if Russia simply seizes the Baltics in 24 hours and the West just responds with more sanctions , rather than the unpopular move of going to war . But with those 34000 NATO troops currently already in the Baltics mean that Russia has to actually kill soldiers of powerful Western countries to quickly seize the Baltics . Military retaliation against Russia for killing their own countrymen is a much easier sell to the Western public , and it ' s unlikely the Russian propaganda machine can break the west ' s will to go to war after some British or German or US soldiers have already died from Russian bombs .