The Belgrano was sunk legitimately.
The 'Backlash' was people who decided they didn't want to understand the rules.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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The 'Backlash' was people who decided they didn't want to understand the rules.
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Observation balloon over polish airspace suspected to be from Belarus.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Putin not been seen in public for a few days apparently.
cleavers
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Perhaps he had the same coffee as lukashenko ?Putin not been seen in public for a few days apparently.
BimboBob
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War is fun isn't it?The Belgrano was sunk legitimately.
The 'Backlash' was people who decided they didn't want to understand the rules.
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War is fun isn't it?
Well the Flalklands was rather special, Brittain risking a whole taskforce for the sake of retaking a 1000 sheepherder overseas colony that since has been nothing but a drain ... it's the thought that counts right ;)
nmc
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The backlash over the Belgrano is that she was sunk whilst outside the exclusion area set up
And sailing away….
BimboBob
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Just to prove we could...and win an election. Trouble was, you just can't invade a country, no matter if you used to govern, when you feel like it. Junta's are a law unto themselves.Well the Flalklands was rather special, Brittain risking a whole taskforce for the sake of retaking a 1000 sheepherder overseas colony that since has been nothing but a drain ... it's the thought that counts right ;)
cleavers
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After meeting the Pope today, and watching the Italian security aircraft of Flight Radar24 (a bit obvious really), and subsequent flights out of Rome, I think he's going to be in Washington tomorrow, it could also be Madrid, though I'm not sure why he would go there.
cleavers
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Watched a documentary tonight, which suggests it was very nearly a massive fuck up, because certain people thought they knew better than the commander, and that many more were killed and injured than was necessary.Well the Flalklands was rather special, Brittain risking a whole taskforce for the sake of retaking a 1000 sheepherder overseas colony that since has been nothing but a drain ... it's the thought that counts right ;)