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Geography fail: Tweeters confuse Chechnya with Czech Republic

Until early this morning, it had been a while since Chechnya dominated the news cycle. But since we’ve learned that the Boston bombing suspects are Chechen brothers, things have changed. Sort of:

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Oof. Well, if what the clearly very astute anchor says is true, that would certainly help explain why a distressingly large number of Twitterers are buzzing about terrorists from the Czech Republic.

Behold the derp:

https://twitter.com/Rank4HT/status/325207549471252480

https://twitter.com/DoktorAndy/status/325256648618819584

No and no.

https://twitter.com/llcooljaff/status/325217840347111424

No.

https://twitter.com/_SJJS/status/325284119896526849

https://twitter.com/Courtneyabb0tt9/status/325205591771451392

https://twitter.com/MaherWhaaat/status/325288404256444416

https://twitter.com/TheRealLyrican/status/325277228143349760

https://twitter.com/taylortamez/status/325264347238629376

https://twitter.com/DiegoVill/status/325202846511407105

https://twitter.com/OllieWilliams01/status/325308956824199169

No.

https://twitter.com/xeneeah_/status/325253874225123330

https://twitter.com/JustColton/status/325235594798186496

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Future diplomat right there, folks.

https://twitter.com/tawnymmm/status/325270912142286849

It’s also not fair to call them Czech.

A word of advice, guys: Next time, you’d better Czech yourselves before you wreck yourselves.

https://twitter.com/GpCptMandrake/status/325284895599493121

https://twitter.com/lmcphillips/status/325304962630438913

Take it away, Homer:

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