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The source of the sentence "We're make it example on that one!":

https://cnc.gamepedia.com/Twinblade

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    It doesn't make any sense; I suspect it was written by someone with poor English skills. Maybe they were trying to say "We're making an example of that one."
    – Kate Bunting
    Commented May 25, 2020 at 8:00
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    Exactly! That's ungrammatical.
    – Sandip Kumar Mandal
    Commented May 25, 2020 at 8:28

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This is not correct English.

This is a programmed phrase used by a Russian Helicopter pilot in a computer game. Either it is a mistake by the author of the game, or it is deliberate, to make it appear more "Russian". It probably means "We'll make an example of that one", meaning "We'll kill that person so others don't copy him"

Looking at the other phrases, there are some others that are unidiomatic "We go then!", "What shall it be?!!"

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