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Sep-11-21 Aleksandar H Wohl    SvetlanaBabe: Considering the name change of Eric Schwaiger to "Alex Wohl", the question needs to be asked WHO exactly IS the ageing neckbeard Alex Wohl and why does he speak almost fluent Serbian (when he wants to)? I personally am of the opinion that he is not who he claims to be.      Sep-10-21 A H Wohl vs So, 2008    SvetlanaBabe: To be honest Wesley didn't beat a very good chess player. Yes, Alex does occasionally beat a strong player (don't we all?) but on the whole he is weak. Many people in Australia are still puzzled how Alex Wohl managed to obtain an IM title actually!      Jul-05-21 Lagno vs D Howell, 2002    SvetlanaBabe: There's a life lesson in this game.      Jun-13-21 Levente Lengyel    SvetlanaBabe: He was a very strong GM, even at 19 when he beat one of the strongest players in the world at the time GM Szabo.      May-15-21 D Bergin vs R Nezhmetdinov, 1966   SvetlanaBabe: I agree 6.Qf3 must be a typo.      Apr-26-21 W Hug vs R J Dive, 2014    SvetlanaBabe: Black was lost after 5. a4!!!      Apr-26-21 S Zawadzki vs M Dziuba, 2001   SvetlanaBabe: Why isn't 11... Ng4!? ever played in this position?      Apr-14-21 David Beaumont   SvetlanaBabe: Commentators agree David Beaumont is the most violent chess player to ever compete in organised tournaments, but is much beloved by Gary Wastell and the Bill Gletsos "parasite faction" of Australian chess.      Apr-14-21 Richard Anthony Dowden    SvetlanaBabe: Experts are generally in agreement that Tony Dowden is the most overrated New Zealand chess player in the history of the sheep infested island nation.      Sep-12-20 A Stangl vs N Gaprindashvili, 1990    SvetlanaBabe: This game is both a celebration and condemnation of feminism on so many levels! Women using their Queens to attack and protect the weak man, nominally called a King. The patriarchy uses women to fight among themselves to protect the weakling male. Horrific.

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