carlosthejackal
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 13 Feb 2010
- Messages
- 4,851
Bad news for the Russian tanks
Hope so palNot too sure on the plane situation other than they need them.
They definitely have control of drones that could obliterate that convoy though.
You introduce them to democracy and western lifestyles, while allowing them to maintain their quiet, rural lifestyles, if they prefer.Cool, what do we do with the east of the Urals then once we have europeanised the west side, rintergrate it into mongoloa and china?
You should, it will distract you for a bit working out what formation we are playing tonight. Oleks starts btw.I’ve been teary eyed watching the BBC news, watching a Polish family who’ve driven to the border and taken Ukrainian families home with her to live in her home. It’s fucking heartbreaking. I haven’t even looked at the team news yet, it just seems so trivial by comparison
What's happened, I've been dusting?Strangely and for no apparant reason, whenever anything like that comes on, the wife starts chopping onions. I know, it's weird, but that's what happens in our house.
former first minister of foreign affairs - who served under Russian President Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s - is calling on all Russian diplomats to resign in protest at the invasion of Ukraine.
Fair plays, nice to see some expert first hand experience on the forum.26 years in the sector
Looks like the EU committed to funding the purchase but NATO has put the breaks on Bulgaria and Slovakia cite not having the availability and Poland say following call with NATO that they won’t be supplying as that would be a direct interference in the conflict which NATO is not a party to.
Basically looks like the EU got ahead of itself here which would be embarrassing ordinarily but is tragic in these circumstances.
I don’t see how NATO members supplying planes is any different from supplying weapons in the interference context. Can only think the thinking is if this becomes a wider conflict we need everything we’ve got and that it won’t turn the tide of what is happening on the ground (bit like the RAF not supplying more to France in WW2 when requested which proved to be the correct decision) - although surely stopping Putin in Ukraine is the best way of preventing that??
Thought same but I don't know enough.That looked nuclear!
Thought same but I don't know enough.
Holy shit
Just seen it thanks mateYou should, it will distract you for a bit working out what formation we are playing tonight. Oleks starts btw.
Trump and the Republicans admire Putin because of his nationalism and the weird association with him and strength. People like Nigel Farage are the same, they long for a Putin type authoritarian governmental system which stamps over anything that was put in place to stop the implementation of rather questionable policies.
What this war represents for these kind of people is a rejection of the kind of thing that they stand for which is aggressive nationalism. They can't have this because we are a democracy and have laws to stop it so they admire people that overrule it and that's why they can't help but find themselves sympathising with Putin.
Holy shit
That looked nuclear!