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Think she is laying the groundwork for them to use chemical and biological weapons.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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metalblue
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What happens round our way on a cold winters morning is, to clear the ice of the windows people start the car and leave the engine running. They then go inside. Unfortunately while they are reading bluemoon some scally comes along and nicks it.
OK the Poles might not be reading bm but.......
Just sayin'
And Poland can claim off their insurance… win win
RobMCFC
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And it needs to.The immediate future for Ukraine looks bleak, granted, but the medium to long-term future for Russia looks horribly bleak. Even after Putin leaves, the damage this has done will set Russia back decades.
The number one priority has to be to remove Putin and his regime.
The second priority has to be to remove dependency on Russian exports so that whoever steps into his place cannot threaten anybody like this again.
That is exactly what happened in Iraq. They have few teachers, doctors, managers, businessmen etc etc.....all your educated and wealthy people leaving is a massive problem in any economy.
Most of their tankards have been blown up.all those empty tankards
The immediate future for Ukraine looks bleak, granted, but the medium to long-term future for Russia looks horribly bleak. Even after Putin leaves, the damage this has done will set Russia back decades.
Maybe so. Doesn't really change anything for Ukraine though.
mosssideblue
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Sadly, I agreeThink she is laying the groundwork for them to use chemical and biological weapons.
mosssideblue
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In the short term no, longer term this is a huge step forward for themMaybe so. Doesn't really change anything for Ukraine though.
Unless they are as deranged as Putin,the Russian people must fuckin despise the man for what he's done.The immediate future for Ukraine looks bleak, granted, but the medium to long-term future for Russia looks horribly bleak. Even after Putin leaves, the damage this has done will set Russia back decades.
He's completely fucked it for them,they will have nothing for a long time,imo.
Hopefully one loses the plot and takes him out.
In the short term no, longer term this is a huge step forward for them
What is?