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>> | No. 36687
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Let's take a break from Thatcherlad arguing with Marxlad and talk about geopolitics. So what do we reckon about this year's bi-annual lurching forward of the doomsday clock? |
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It is none of Russia's business whether or not Ukraine wishes to join NATO. If Canada wanted to join the EU, America wouldn't have to like it but it would not be acceptable for them to try and stop it. And America hasn't committed any genocides against Canada in the past century that have left Canadians understandably touchy. |
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UVB-76 (The Buzzer) numbers station has been broadcasting Gangam Style and spectrograph trollfaces since the 15th. |
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FJVQY3HXMAA6lYg.png Forgot the image. >>36689 |
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Funny actually isn't it, there wasn't really any bickering at all with Russia under evil orange anti-christ man, but now a Real Politician is back at the helm, we're back on the doorstep of nuclear annihilation almost immediately. |
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It's funny how so many of you are repeating things that the OP's article already clearly went over. It's as though none of you read it. |
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It's a much better article than I was expecting. It's not pro-Russian propaganda, I don't think. It still doesn't give any reasons why NATO could be framed as an evil force, aside from equating it with America and listing all the bad things America has done. But then maybe I'm just too passionate about liberalism. |
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Jeremy Kyle was a cock, wasn't he? |
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I fear we've left analogy behind and are just writing out sublimated fantasies. |
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The Russian war plan for this is insane (from 6:10 on): |
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ITZ, or not? |
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Invasion on Wednesday, apparently. |
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df1752e5cc87c76287ca6559517d9fda--work-humour-der-.jpg >>36954 |
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60361983 |
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I watched that Lukashenko BBC interview the other day and what he said about NGOs was quite interesting, went something like that |
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Untitled.jpg My white knuckle ride of investing in Ukraine is paying off. Feels weird to be making money on peace for a change when everyone else has been throwing money at defence companies. |
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I dunno, I kind of feel like there was never any real intention to invade, but simply an attempt to make the West look like charlatans. |
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Would Russia look like twats if NATO didn't attack them? Because NATO isn't going to. So perhaps looking like a twat isn't the end of the world in terms of international diplomacy. |
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Regardless of how the fervent Yank-wankers ITT want to feel about it, it already is a win win for Putin. |
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ukraine divided.jpg Half of the Ukraine is basically Russia. The only real solution for this quagmire of a nation is neutrality and federalisation. |
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rdwxbugs9uqq.gif https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60451955 |
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Can we just send Andrew in to sort them out like he did with the Argies? Kill two birds with one stone by keeping him away from here in case Brenda dies. |
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The thing I think sanction fetishists are forgetting is that for much of the 20th century, Russia was pretty much cut off from the Western world entirely, and did reasonably alright for itself. It just seems a very odd line of logic, to me, if you think Putin wants to bring back the USSR, that imposing our own iron curtain on him will somehow do much to discourage it. |
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H1wK6Hi7Uoxa.gif https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-60454795 |
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There you have it lads. He has gone and done it. Similar to what he did in Georgia and Crimea. There will be sanctions and nothing else. |
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I have half been looking at rt.com and their coverage of the situation for a few days, with a mixture of amusement and disgust, but now they have decidedly gone from crude political cheerleading to dadaism. |
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Is this really much of a change in the status quo? |
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The OCSE looks like a good resource for reporting on violations of ceasefires and de-escalation agreements: |
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Have we considered sending Gaza to the Kremlin with a KFC bucket and a fishing rod? |
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Whoops, *Gazza. First post wouldn't help much. |
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If Ukraine is part of Russia, doesn't that mean Russia will be invading Russia, in winter? We all know how that goes. |
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red army.png >>37135 |
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I think I hate Ben Wallace. |
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Opera Snapshot_2022-02-23_203904_www.bbc.co.uk.png >>37142 |
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lenin cui bono.jpg America really suckered Putin with this Ukraine plan, eh? |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/24/russia-has-invaded-ukraine-what-we-know-so-far |
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Worth remembering that part of the reason Hitler invaded Poland, according to him, was that Poland was allegedly mistreating the German population of Gdánsk, and that the safety of Germany as a nation was at risk. Putin took a page out of none other than Hitler's playbook to justify this invasion? |
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Is this the first war without an ideological struggle at its heart? |
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I think we all owe 2020 an apology. |
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So, are we likely to be directly affected by any of this? |
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Buy the dip now that the panic has set into the market or wait and see if it goes lower tomorrow? |
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If you're talking about investments I think you just hang yourself. Vile cunts. |
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>>36687 But those nations joined NATO of their own decision. Why can't they do tht? |
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>>36687 But those nations joined NATO of their own decision. Why can't they do tht? |
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Let's be honest lads, how likely is this to move to WW3? Not very likely, really, is it? |
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So it's on, Putin has made his play like it was absolutely obvious he would since we spent the last three months telling him "we're not going to stop you, whatever happens we definitely won't intervene, but we must reiterate that it's very naughty." |
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I'm not replying to any more fucking gormless Twitter posts. There's no point trying to have a conversation about anything when the shit-for-brains gang rock up and start posting their favourite far-right freaks and speaking in monosyllabic sentences of no more than six words. |
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I'm worried that my brain has been poisoned by the social media age, because I know nothing about these sanctions we're imposing, but I have immediately decided that we need to do more. In politics, perception is reality, and my perception of the situation is that we undeniably look pathetically weak. Why would anyone ever listen to us on the world's stage? It's like if when Roy Keane shattered that guy's leg, if the guy took the football to hospital with him and made Roy Keane play with a plastic bag full of other shopping bags instead. It's hardly an eye for an eye. It's hardly justice. |
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All the Russian furry porn artists are absolutely shitting themselves right now, because the upcoming sanctions will almost certainly rule out being able to get money into Russia through paypal and the like. |
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Will Russians be protesting this like when we were on the streets against the invasion of Iraq or would that be completely clamped down on? |
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If there's one good thing to come out of all this, its the amount of lovely Eastern European belles on the telly now. Best accent on a woman hands down. |
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twitter.png >>37182 |
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watm-wg-3.jpg What's most disturbing is that Putin got away with what was probably the ultimate bluff. Think about it. For weeks, it was all, oh don't mind us 100,000 troops here dilly-dallying along the Ukrainian border. We're just exercising. We'll go home when we're done. Much of the Western world was alarmed, but still believed that Putin wouldn't be crazy enough to actually invade Ukraine. He then even ordered a handful of troops to go home. While at the same time secretly sending in many more new ones. |
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To me, the most worryingly insane thing about ol' Bladder-Poo was his warning to other countries during his invasion. He warned all the other countries in the world not to get involved, or he would smack our bottoms with his big choppers and other air force materiel. |
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I talked to one of my mum's oldest friends today who is a retired RAF officer and served as crew on the Vulcan bomber in his younger days in the early 80s. He genuinely scared me. He said that one feared scenario for the start of WW3 back then was that the Warsaw Pact would suddenly attack and invade a neutral country between it and NATO territory, e.g. Austria or Sweden, which then would have served as a base to disperse more and more troops into neighbouring NATO territory. He thinks Putin may be looking at Ukraine as well as Belarus in a similar way. |
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What are people's predictions for this war, by the way? I fear that Ukraine will not put up a very good fight. They announced earlier that they would give out guns to anyone who wants them and is willing to fight the Russian invaders. |
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>All Ukrainian men aged between 18 to 60 are now banned from leaving the country, Ukraine's state border guard service (DPSA) says. It adds the measure is aimed at "guaranteeing Ukraine's defence and the organisation of timely mobilisation". The temporary ban will remain in force for the duration of martial law declared on Thursday morning. |
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This thread is an absolute fucking mess of sophistry, ill-defined positions, ahistorical nonsense, namecalling, and strawmanning. I feel stupider for having read it. |
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If Putin wants to go full pariah, where have the sneaky fucks been hiding their IC fabs? Three manky little plants isn;t going to keepthem in knockoff iphones. |
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ukraine flag field.jpg A friend of mine from school who has a Ukrainian wife that he met at the Euromaidan protests has shared a link for anyone wishing to donate money to the Ukrainian cause: |
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>Cabinet ministers received what one source described as an "ominous assessment" from defence and intelligence chiefs on Thursday night about what may lie ahead for the people of Ukraine. And it has now become clearer what the fears of the Western allies are. |
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Taking Crimea in 2014 was probably the right move for Russia. The lease on Crimean naval facilities was set to end in 2047, and it's unlikely that a westward facing Ukraine would extend it. Consider that the 2010 Kharkiv agreement to extend the lease barely passed in the Ukrainian government, and set off protests outside the Rada and fist fights within it. Russia would lose access to Sevastopol, its only military warm water port, with its second warm water port of Novorossiysk being primarily an economic port. |
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An idle thought: A lot of newspaper articles seem to be playing with the WW2 angle, going on about how we never thought we'd see Europeans invading and murdering one another again, how all that horror belongs in black and white photographs, how, as a result, schoolchildren will be learning about the Russo-Ukranian war. |
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Being smug contrary arseholes this morning, yeah? Felt like mixing things up a bit, did you? |
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RDT_20220226_0954573416563894024680451.jpg I keep seeing Ukrainians posting memes putting themselves in the position of the Imperial Guard, and it's... Well, I mean you can't really be that guy who criticises someone whose country is actively being invaded, but there's problems on a couple of levels with it. |
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Shut the fuck up about your toy soldiers. |
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Something interesting happened overnight that's not really being talked about because it's not strictly relevant to what's playing out in Ukraine now, but it's sticking in my mind regardless. Putin asked the Kazakhstan government to send troops, but the Kazakhs rejected this and have not acknowledged the existence of the Luhansk and Donetsk People's Republics. I assume this is because The 'Stans realised that the emotinal-non-argument Putin made about Ukraine's lack of right to sovreignty could easily be made about them also. However, I wonder why Putin asked for additional troops in the first place. Was it to force the Khazakstan government to pick a side and now he knows precisely where they stand? Does he think troops that are more foreign to Ukraine might have an easier time rampaging about inside of it? Or does he really think his troops can't or won't get the job done? I'm really struggling to understand his late night call to arms. |
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>A Blackpool comedy club has said it 'won't back down' after a customer from Hull demanded refunds - citing the Ukraine and Russia conflict as their reason for not attending a gig. |
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bellend.jpg That bellend who was in Afghanistan when the Taliban took over is currently in Kiev. |
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So I went on Nukemap to check out what would happen where I live, I'm about 5 miles away from where a 10 megaton bucket full of sunshine would drop, so I'm pretty much toast. Literally. |
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>>37289 |
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I've just been talking to a high-level official in NATO who I went to school with and he said there's a 50% chance nukes will be used next week. |
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Has anybody else's internet gone down? The Russians are supposedly cyberattacking UK ISPs. |
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e2df9ef1e70ce4e59e07f10685317e9bb2b8c6ccd79e3312e9.png |
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e2df9ef1e70ce4e59e07f10685317e9bb2b8c6ccd79e3312e9.png Here we go. |
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>>37303 |
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adventure_time_dog.png >>37301 |
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>>37303 |
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>>37306 |
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That's it! That's an hour since the Tweet was made, he's done! "Forbidden", that was you said! |
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>>37308 |
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twitter screenshots are meaningless.png >>37308 |
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>The EU, US and their allies have agreed to cut off a number of Russian banks from the main international payment system, Swift. "This is intended to cut off these institutions from international financial flows, which will massively restrict their global operations," a German government spokesman said. Russia is reliant on the Swift system for its oil and gas exports. |
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President of Ukraine says they'll give arms to anyone who wants to go there and fight the Russians. |
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I know this sounds childish, but am I wrong in saying Russia's making a pig's ear out of this? I was expecting T-90 tanks and BMP-2s thundering across Ukrainian fields, overwhelming Ukrainian forces hour after hour, give the length of tim Russia was building up its forces. Instead it seems to be small units trying to barrel straight down roads to whatever city or airport they're supposed to be taking, and seemingly failing each time. Nor was there any kind of pre-invasion infiltration from what I've heard, and Russian paras are dying by the plane load because they're being flown in without air supremacy on the second day of an invasion. I'm not trying to backseat a military conquest I hope fails, but it all looks very slapdash at this stage. |
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>>37312 |
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>>37313 |
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Didn't Russia say they'd see it as a declaration of War™ if they got removed from Swift? |
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pooty.jpg |
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>>37312 |
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чифи́рь, chifir. Make strong tea.It's not going to lead to peace, but if everyone could come together to make tea, it would be a nice world. |
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>>37313 |
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>>37320 |
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vietcong.jpg >>37323 |
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>>37311 |
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>>37326 |
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FMjfTNdXEAgelTc.jpg Anyone from the Ukraine who wants to seek refuge here better be prepared to pick veggies. |
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>>37315 |
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>>37328 |
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It's happening lads, Putin has just ordered his nuclear arsenal to prepare for action. |
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>>37331 |
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>>37321 |
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Screenshot from 2022-02-27 14-39-43.png Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is doing a live press conference and answering questions from a few journalists. One of them asked how foreigners can sign up to go and fight if they want to. He's also been talking about what would happen if Ukraine got nuked. Ukrainians really do come across as a badass people. |
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>>37321 |
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I'll join the .gs platoon, but I've gained about a stone-and-a-half during the pandemic and the one time I went paintballing I was shot in the head six times. Didn't count as a fair hit though so technically I didn't take a shot all day. Do real guns follow this rule? Who can say. |
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I was thinking. |
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984homer_bomb.png >>37331 |
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>>37337 |
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I always thought they'd put the doomsday clock too far forward and it meant that further issues would need to be given a smaller forward setting than less serious issues they'd bumped it forward loads for. |
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>>37342 |
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Think there's a cunt off happening lads. I wouldn't get too excited, the EMP from the nukes arriving soon will put an end to it. |
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Capture.jpg |
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>Ukrainian and Russian delegations will meet on the border between Ukraine and Belarus for peace talks, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday, four days after Russian troops invaded his country. |
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>>37337 |
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I think as far as evil states go, I much prefer China over Russia. Nicer buildings, better mythology, tastier food. Sexier women too. Qi lai, qi lai! |
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>>37334 |
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FA2.jpg |
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>>37357 |
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natalia poklonskaya.jpg The worst part of all this is that Natalia Poklonskaya has a new job now, and is no longer involved with Russian-Ukrainian military conflict, so she's never on the news for this war. That's the real crime against humanity. Phwoar. |
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prada.jpg >>37360 |
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Zelenska-1.jpg >>37359 |
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>>37360 |
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tCBUOLX.jpg |
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>>37364 |
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>>37365 |
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>>37368 |
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FMn5DPZVUAQsr02.jpg At this rate the Ukrainians wont need all the weapons being sent from other countries, they'll have half the Russian armoury in their own hands. |
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>>37368 |
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>Fifa has decided that Russia can continue their bid to qualify for this winter’s World Cup |
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>>37369 |
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>>37371 |
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Vladimir Putin puts mayonnaise on chippy chips. |
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>>37375 |
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Opera Snapshot_2022-02-28_003527_www.youtube.com.png This video is permanently in my Recommended Videos on YouTube and I don't know why. Are any of you getting it too? It feels very suspicious that it should be there when it isn't foreign pop music, as though an actual human wants me to see it. But, much like the 108-year-old man remembering World War 1, and the great storyteller who wanted to tell me about the Vietnam War, I will never watch this clickbait shit no matter how many times it is inappropriately recommended to me. |
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>>37378 |
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6465bff3f9d82cdfece7761e97d5995e5ee6677adc7eef116c.png |
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It seems the rumours of the AN-225 Mirya being destroyed have been confirmed. Hardly the most tragic thing happening over there right now, but for me it certainly demonstrates the pointless destruction that war brings. |
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>>37384 |
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image_2022-02-28_105507.png >>37388 |
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With ITZ around the corner, how much rice do I need to pack? And how do I stop it spoiling from the effects of radiation and a temperature of 10 000 degrees centigrade? |
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>>37391 |
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>>3739 |
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SPAM-fries.jpg >>37392 |
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>>37394 |
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Why does every YouTube thumbnail have to have some idiot's awful face gawping at me? At the current rate of infection, in tens years time you won't be able to buy a copy of Brave New World without Aldous Huxley's mug splashed on the front, crudely doctored to emulate Twich's infamous "poggers" emote. |
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>>37398 |
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I don't know nowt so indulge me here. |
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>>37404 |
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russiancolumn.jpg Seems like very odd tactics to have lines of vehicles like this. |
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>>37406 |
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Intershop.jpg >>37405 |
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russiankit.jpg >>37412 |
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Anecdotal stories coming out of Belarus that a lot of the Russian stationed there were pawning off cans of diesel in exchange for cigarettes and vodka. |
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It seems Putin and his friends are going for the Bond Villain gig, but the rest of the Russian Army is trying to live up to it's stereotyping of being useless inept pissheads. |
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>>37413 |
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>>37409 |
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FMtMcjuWYBE54NE.jpg >>37416 |
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iraq-war-014.jpg >>37413 |
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https://nitter.net/clashreport/status/1498371888304766984 |
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A792E31C-E2D3-447C-B088-BADCFFF38D09.jpg >>37419 |
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>>37421 |
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>>37419 |
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>Ukraine is planning to issue a “war bond” to fund its armed forces in their battle against Russian invasion as the country sought to reassure international investors that it will not default on its debt. |
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1247748287466_1247748287466_r.jpg >>37426 |
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: B3TA DECLARES SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA |
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https://www.defenseone.com/threats/2022/02/ukraine-offers-pay-russians-who-surrender-while-pentagon-assesses-moscows-nuke-posture/362538/ |
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Zelensky.png Maybe I'm just a Putin shill, but does anyone else get the sense that this guy's going to goad war-horny Western politicians into nuclear war to prove that "hell yeah we're tough enough"? |
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I can't help but feel that some part of Zelensky must be loving this. Before all of this it looked like he was set to lose the next election and fade into obscurity. Now he's captured the attention and admiration of the entire world (bar Russia of course) and will likely go down as a hero in Ukrainian history. This is his big moment, whether he's acting or not. |
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1051px-Radar_RAF_Fylingdales.jpg >>37473 |
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>>37475 |
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There's someone ban evading who keeps trying to push some sort of nuclear agenda. Please don't engage with him. |
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>>37477 |
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I'd like to hold faith in the people who's job it is to actually push the big red button (the real one at the actual launch sites, not the metaphorical one the president of either respective states has) knowing that if they were ever given the order to actually do so, they would refuse. |
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33548.jpg >>37481 |
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90ossose.jpg >>37481 |
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>>37482 |
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>>37481 |
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>Nike restricts purchases of its sportswear in Russia, Reuters reports |
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>>37484 |
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>>37484 |
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>Ukraine Pushes to Unplug Russia From the Internet |
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I've read that the invasion is likely to see car prices going up because both Russia and Ukraine are key to the supply of materials used in semiconductors. |
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>>37491 |
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Wow, Westerners care more about a war that is pushing Russia westward, than one between minor powers in the middle east. Thats... uh, racist! |
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>>37509 |
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Hob_hos.jpg >>37491 |
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>>37513 |
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m_167712-12335.jpg >>37513 |
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>>37490 |
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Who will jump the gun first and decide enough is enough? |
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>>37490 |
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>>37536 |
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nato-2-logo-png-transparent.png I hope I'm not derailing anything here, but are there any good reasons to be wholly and steadfastly anti-NATO? I try to be as pacifistic as I can feasibly be, so I don't love the organisation for a couple of reasons, but as far as I can tell it hasn't actually caused a single war by way of simply existing. All the conflicts it has been involved in likely would have involved an alliance of western nations regardless, just assembled in an ad-hoc fashion. I take some issue with the minimum 2% funding for militaries it demands, it's perhaps too American-centric, but despite spending the morning trying to become anti-NATO in an attempt to stress test my apathy towards it, nothing else is sticking. |
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>>37537 |
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It reminds me of the whole thing about invading Iraq being an "illegal war". I never took that seriously; I just had this vision of hundreds of tanks speeding across the desert while Dixon of Dock Green jogs behind them with a truncheon and a whistle shouting, "Come back! You're not allowed to do that!" I know most countries have signed up to promise to be a bit nicer during their wars, and I guess that's a good thing, but what can anyone do if they then break those promises? |
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>>37540 |
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>>37540 |
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twitter.png https://twitter.com/defensesentinel/status/1499161463352881153 |
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>>37540 |
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In |
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>>37538 |
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>>37546 |
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>>37547 |
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https://rusonline.org/russia/proshchayte-putin-nachinaet-massovuyu-nacionalizaciyu |
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>>37552 |
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>>37550 |
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So what are we going to do with all the real estate the government is liberating from the hands of Russian oligarchs? |
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>>37555 |
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>>37550 |
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Untitled.png I look forward to the coming health fad of sawdust enriched bread. |
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>Europe's Largest Nuclear Power Plant on Fire After Shelling |
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>>37559 |
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You know what, all the leftist anti war groups over the years were right but they missed the most important reason. |
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>>37574 |
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>>37572 |
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>>37574 |
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I'm quite irritated by the sensationalism and hyperbole in todays media coverage of the attack on the nuclear power plant. |
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>>37573 |
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Ruskies appear to be ignoring their agreed ceasefire. How unexpected. |
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>>37587 |
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674-6741641_family-guy-meg-griffin-hd-png-download.png https://edition.cnn.com/videos/entertainment/2022/03/04/mila-kunis-ashton-kutcher-ukraine-donation-pledge-melas-mxp-vpx.hln |
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CUEQlyr.jpg >>37543 |
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>>37599 |
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If that's Fox News, it seems to have got worse in recent years. |
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Shilary.jpg Alright, who had Right Said Fred and Dr. Hilary Jones having a cunt-off over the invasion of Ukraine on their 2022 bingo card? |
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>>37607 |
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Some real 5D chess going on with the Iran sanctions. |
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quote-sometimes-you-look-back-at-girls-you-spent-m.jpg >>37587 |
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FNE1pCuXEAEhIln.jpg Something that is starting to worry me is that we're seeing identifiable images of POWs appearing in the papers - it means the British press has become complicit in a war crime. Not the most severe or consequential of the war crimes being committed admittedly but both sides crossed some lines that aren't meant to be crossed almost immediately. |
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ITZ!! |
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cnn.png Even in a time of war and devastation, CNN are not above clickbait. |
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horizontal.png How much longer do you think we're going to have to deal with this? I'm bored now and it's obvious that Russia will soon see a collapse in supply chains and thousands unemployed while the Southern front for Ukraine is in a much worse state than what we see in the North. |
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>>37622 |
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https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1500301348780199937.html |
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Mikhail Mishustin.jpg >>37632 |
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It's a slow road to the Great Collapse, But you can see it coming. |
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Putin's justification is that NATO has been expanding eastward and threatening Russia's borders, and that this expansion is an existential threat to the nation. He puts forth the case that America would never allow a Russian or Chinese military base in Mexico or Canada, so why should Russia tolerate the same sort of thing? |
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>>37647 Would a NATO base in Ukraine really be a threat to Russia? |
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I don't understand why you're talking about nuking Kiev two weeks into a old fashioned ground war. Putin's been in a terrible mood lately, but until he starts showing up at the ends of those massive tables with Mr Flibble on one hand while wearing a red and white gingham dress he won't go that far. Probably. |
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Channel 4 is currently showing Volodomyr Zelenskiy's sitcom, Servant of the People, which ultimately led to his presidency. I applaud this hugely because I have wanted to see it since before the war started. However, I missed the start and All4 is a pain, so I'm still not watching it now. |
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https://www.politico.eu/article/germany-rejects-calls-for-banning-russian-oil-and-gas/ |
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I really wish the nukes would start falling. I feel much better about the thought of dying with everyone else for some reason. Maybe 50 years after the nukes, whomever is left will build some kind of memorial statue/slate thing with the names of people who perished, and I can have my name somewhere in the middle too (fucking alphabetical order). It frightens me a bit, that I would find such a thought peaceful. |
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rub-gbp.png Not a good day to be long on RUB/GBP. |
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The news has started reporting what this thread has been saying for a while now, that Russia is doing a terrible job of this invasion and they're hopeless and they're all going to die. Meanwhile, these reports are interspersed with interviews with Ukrainians, saying that it's all getting worse and they keep being bombed and blown up and they need help right now or they will all be overrun by big strong Russians. The Ukrainians are more trustworthy than the news, in my opinion, so that makes me think we're being shown morale-boosting propaganda to keep our spirits up. |
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EYoF3wbXkAAT0Tu.jpg What oil and gas derived products are you most going to miss now that we won't be able to afford them? |
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>>37659 |
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FNSEqaWX0AAifFO.jpg In 2019, Russia banned their military from using foreign smartphones for security reasons. They use their own encrypted "Era" system instead, which relies on 3g/4g, and that's great, except they ruined the *g phone tower system in some parts of Ukraine so have to use totally unsecured phones there, picked up locally. |
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>>37676 |
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1646079126604m.jpg Which country is next lads? |
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>>37679 |
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FMxkMqKXMAA7h7u-scaled-e1646178023636.jpg >>37679 |
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I looked on DuckDuckGo for "watch rt online", and I was provided with a link to a YouTube live stream. But when I searched on YouTube for "watch rt online", it's not there. At all. I find this exceptionally sinister. |
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putin_barroso_wink.jpg >>37685 |
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E8gjAc1XEAAztmg.jpg >>37686 |
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nvuddoyuctj81.png >>37687 |
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>>37679 |
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ukraine-roadsigns.png https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1576793/Ukraine-war-Russia-Vladimir-Putin-road-signs-defaced |
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So what's the latest, is it all over and the Russian state has collapsed yet? Has Vladimir Putin been ousted in a KGB coup yet? |
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Do you think NATO would intervene if Russia used a nuke or chemical weapons? |
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So, is it pretty much inevitable that Vlad the lad is going to take things a bit too far and somebody else having to get involved? |
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9d967d82a8aaa9f3bcd3d9394ba239f0f9a6e310bff1a5ceb2.png |
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The British ex-army guy who went to fight got captured by the Ukrainians (yes) thinking he was a Russian spy then immediately came home after they released him. Turns out it's not as fun when your side isn't the overwhelmingly well-equipped and supported side. |
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If Russia's big error was a lack of experience in invading countries, they're going to have a lot more experience next time and they will positively bum Kazakhstan. |
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>>37732 |
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Russia and Ukraine together produce about 30% of the world's wheat exports and 80% of sunflower oil. |
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rag-and-bone-man.jpg >>37734 |
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03d5a5d7-bfd2-493c-ab4b-4e63924dffe4_800x600.jpg >>37734 |
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>>37713 |
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>Putin seeks foreign volunteers to fight in Ukraine |
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https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1577236/Ukraine-Russia-World-War-3-fears-WW3-US-bombers-RAF-Fairford |
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/03/10/russia-belarus-mightily-close-default-world-bank-warns/ |
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>>37747 |
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Time for Greece to pay its debt.jpg >>37747 |
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I am slightly curious how a state winds up with foreign denominated debts. |
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Screenshot_20220312-084324_Chrome.jpg "Worrabout Corbyn?" |
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https://www.ft.com/content/28a13d3d-bfc1-4bc0-8fd6-360c9c797ae6 |
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224824629_3672332002866438_2833896722204353432_n.jpg >>37765 |
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Can airportlad tell us how the surge in crude oil is going to affect airfares? I just looked at Jet2 fares for popular holiday destinations, and they still seem to have the same special offers as ever. You can still go to Fuerteventura and back in late March for around £350 per person. Which is right around the price band of pre-pandemic special offers. Shouldn't ticket prices also skyrocket right now? |
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The Express.jpg >UK households offered £350 a month for hosting refugees |
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the world has gone mad.jpg >>37780 |
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>https://The Metro is owned by the Daily Mail./2022/02/28/compare-the-meerkat-adverts-dropped-from-tv-news-over-ukraine-conflict-16190688/ |
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385489_105191002933129_567264739_n.jpg >>37789 |
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>>37791 |
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ukraine.png This tweet was spot on. |
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raaaaab.png >>37793 |
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>>37789 |
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>>37798 |
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https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08MOSCOW265_a.html |
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>>37803 |
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FNh0cm-UcAIeX2p.jpg >>37803 |
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Four bedrooms I can tolerate if there are heads for the beds, but what's up with everyone having a separate kitchen and living-room? Come my benevolent rule you'll be knocking that wall through and then working off your bourgeois tastes in the Siberian Mars rocket factory, Comrade. |
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I never had a table in my kitchen until I was an adult. When I grew up we had the dining table, but we only really used that when we had a Sunday roast; the rest of the time we put a cushion on our laps and ate whilst watching telly. |
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All this talk of Aleksandr the meerkat being taken out of the adverts is bollocks. He was just in an advert on ITV. Switch on ITV1+1 in approximately 57 minutes and you'll see him. |
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>>37830 |
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Belarus is exploding, apprently. I'm afraid I don't have more for you than that. |
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>>37835 |
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7b2.jpg >Ukraine and Russia have made significant progress on a tentative peace plan including a ceasefire and Russian withdrawal if Kyiv declares neutrality and accepts limits on its armed forces, according to five people briefed on the talks. |
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0_KNM_MUM_ORDERS_UBER_TO_UKRAINE_8.jpg >A mum claims she ordered a £4,500 taxi to war-torn Ukraine to 'help' after 'one too many drinks'. Leoni Fildes was only saved by having 'insufficient funds' in her account. |
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tonybloodyblair.jpg >>37842 |
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DummyShermanTank.jpg >>37847 |
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Untitled.png Is anyone else getting ads on facey for the Ukrainian Foreign Legion? It seems like they've even tried to lightly hide it as a game advert. |
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reports of fires and large explosions at the Chernobyl site |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60809454 |
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>>37890 |
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DuDPL-dW4AAEBbr.jpg >>37890 |
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>>37890 |
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Spent a year and a half learning Russian, most of that time in Russia itself. Thinking I should drop it for French or something now. Ukraine will likely get annexed and Russian visas are an absolute nightmare ,and it's only getting to get harder. |
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These headlines about Johnson trying to visit Kyiv after the Romanian and Polish PMs did so are so pathetic. Maybe it's only being reported domestically, but I don't hear of the likes of Olaf Scholz trying to use the war as a photo op. Barely anyone even knew the two PMs were going either, whereas Johnson appears to want to roll in at the head of a carnival parade, givent he fuss he's making. |
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>>37913 |
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I don't understand why Zaghari-Ratcliffe has received so much attention. The bloke released at the same time who was in an almost identical position, Anoosheh Ashoori, has received only a fraction of the media coverage, both now and whilst in captivity. I'm assuming it's a class thing, like the McCanns being able to generate so much publicity, overshadowing the families of other missing children. |
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Ruskies aparantly running out of Ammo in 3 days. |
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>>37913 |
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_methode_times_prod_web_bin_880387b2-78fd-11ea-a9b.jpg >>37920 |
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Anoosheh Ashoori seems fairly well-to-do in his own right, so I'm not sure this Marxist reading of Iranian hostage taking really tracks. |
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>>37915 |
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>>37923 >>37925 |
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istockphoto-458408643-612x612.jpg I get why Nato aren't getting involved, but is there any particular reason the UN haven't sent peacekeepers to Ukraine? |
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>>37988 |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60878513 |
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pooty poot.jpg |
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>>37999 |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-60891803 |
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I have an old friend and work colleague who is second-generation Ukrainian and appears to have completely lost her mind since the war started. She was always a bit unhinged so we have that in common but we went for a drink yesterday, she didn't speak any Ukrainian over a month ago but now deliberately emphasises the pronunciation of place names, talks about punching Russians and all the horrible things she's read has been happening in Ukraine. Understandable of course but it's like dealing with ecomodlad after he's spent a week reading about environmental disasters or an antivaxxer. |
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Untitled.jpg I think we can afford to lose Sheffield, and Blackpool could be Russia's warm water port. What bits of the UK would you be willing to |
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Yp9GG8P7tNFay5BvBzkktN0d6o5F2QiJZqM_7gtvy58.jpg >>38064 |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60945248 |
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has the ukraine been de-nazified yet? |
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I had donated to a Ukrainian relief charity but having seen the video of them shooting prisoners of war, the attack on a Russian oil depot, not to mention how they've behaved on /r/place I'm starting to think I've been taken for a fool. |
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It's almost like war is a very nasty business in which no side can truly claim to be innocent or virtuous. |
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7ee6d28f-9e19-4213-97e0-d4bf9162d830.jpg RIP Anotonov. |
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>The biggest cooking oil bottler for UK shops has said it only has a few weeks' supply of sunflower oil left. Ukraine and Russia produce most of the world's sunflower oil and the war is disrupting exports, said Edible Oils. |
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>Ukraine’s top negotiator in peace talks with Russia said Saturday that Moscow had “verbally” agreed to key Ukrainian proposals, raising hopes that talks to end fighting are moving forward. |
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So Bozzer's been in Keev all day, and the Russians couldn't have picked this moment to chuck a bloody great bomb over? |
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nice arse blondie.jpg >>38194 |
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skynews-artem-severiukhin-fia_5736842.jpg https://news.sky.com/story/artem-severiukhin-russian-karting-driver-15-sacked-and-under-fia-investigation-after-appearing-to-make-nazi-salute-on-podium-12588208 |
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_Oath_of_the_Horatii__by_Jacques-Louis_David.jpg >>38201 |
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>The UN refugee agency has called on the UK government to intervene to stop single British men from being matched up with lone Ukrainian women seeking refuge from war because of fears of sexual exploitation. |
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football-BqhS7z1IUAA_R0R.jpg >>38206 |
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>Stop matching lone female Ukraine refugees with single men, UK told |
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The Moskva, one of the largest and most impenetrable ships in the Russian navy and the only one being used for the invasion of Ukraine, has sunk. |
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>Moscow will start legal proceedings if it is declared in default by the West, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said Monday, after Russia was declared in "selective" default over the weekend. Russia last week paid its foreign dollar debt in rubles after it was unable to process the payment in foreign currency due to sanctions over Ukraine. |
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By my reckoning, the sanctions against Russia and the war in Ukraine have together reduced the amount of furry art being produced globally by at least 25% |
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Natalia Poklonskaya.png >Ex-Crimea Prosecutor Poklonskaya Slams Russia's Pro-War 'Z' Symbol |
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I really need to stop seeking out pro-Putin/Kremlin shit online because it's poisoning my brain and I'm going to grind my teeth to dust if I'm not careful. By their reckoning the Azov Battalion is more like an entire army group, it's only bad when American bombs blow up your flat and I've yet to see one mention of the 5,000,000 refugees the conflict has created from any of these pricks. |
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>Some supermarkets are limiting how much cooking oil customers are able to buy as supplies are hit by war in Ukraine. |
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81zZeWoed8L._AC_SL1500_.jpg >>38275 |
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ainsley-oil.gif >>38277 |
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No cooking oil in Lidl this morning, unless you want the expensive poncey stuff. |
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Untitled.jpg There's now a mysterious suicide epidemic among Russian oligarchs: |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0016txs/navalny |
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If it comes to it I want to be the first one into Putin's lair so I can play Warhammers on his massive table. |
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ashbourne-shrovetide-football.jpg >>38300 |
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-61296682 |
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1119ecd8cb79a306060587bd39cce7841e8366e6.jpg >>38367 |
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>Bono, the frontman of the Irish rock group U2 and his bandmate the Edge have performed a 40-minute concert in a subway station in Kyiv and praised Ukrainians fighting for their freedom from Russia. |
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Untitled.jpg >The UK and Sweden have agreed a new deal to come to one another's aid should either nation be attacked. |
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FSflKuwWQAAxIOy.jpg >>38401 |
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>Georgia's separatist South Ossetia region to hold referendum on joining Russia |
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6355250.jpg >A man has left the mum of his two children for a young Ukrainian refugee who lived in the family home for just 10 days before tensions boiled over. |
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chris.jpg Lads you've all been played. Azov Nazis have been fighting the Russian ' separatists' for years. Norn Irn troubles with communism. Clinton and Biden have been using 'business interests' within Ukraine, as much as they used within the so called Arab Spring. Putin saw this as a threat, with an excuse of eradicating Azov Nazis but also to push military might against an economic threat. This has now been passed on to us as oligarchs shift their funds and the real war isn't counted in deaths from bombs and bullets but food shortages and desire for truth. |
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charlie.jpg >>38467 |
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hitch.jpg >>38468 |
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Isn't it a bit regressive for the Ukrainian government to imprison the male population in a warzone while the women are allowed to flee? I get that Ukrainians and eastern euros are a bit backwards and don't want full western feminism and females on the frontlines, but they could at least keep them in the country as nurses and support staff. |
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You're all arguing a point as if Ukraine was until recently somehow as progressive as we are. They were not. |
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I wonder what happened to all the (male) Africans who lived in Ukraine and were very angry when they weren't allowed to go back to Africa. I remember seeing an article on the BBC website where they said, "This isn't our war." Yes it bloody is. You moved there. I understand they probably had a pretty shit time even during peacetime in Ukraine, what with all the racists who very much do exist, but I remember being very angry when I saw the reports of them trying to leave because they didn't want to fight. Most Ukrainians don't want to fight. Right now, there are definitely going to be huge numbers of Ukrainians just like me, utterly shit at fighting, but doing it anyway because it needs to be done for Ukraine. They are by definition similar to me, which means they are cannon fodder and they know it. And people who have immigrated to Ukraine, and embraced Ukraine, were trying to go back and say the conscription didn't apply to them. I hope they're fighting now, but I haven't seen any follow-up stories on them. |
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Soldiers don't use money when they're fighting, the military feeds them rations. It just goes to show how things like capitalism are luxury beliefs. They're the first things to go out of the window in times of genuine hardship, where you can't afford to indulge the fantasies of billionaires and have to do as needs must. |
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>>38607 (and the previous posters I can't be arsed clicking expand to include) |
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I don't know why it's taken me two months to think of this, but it occurs to me that if Putin wanted to twist our arm, he would have been better off just threatening to turn off the gas and oil in the first place than bothering with a war. |
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The take of Putin being Russian Hitler who wants to reestablish the Soviet Union just makes me roll my eyes honestly. It's the same energy as calling that time all those redneck Burgers stormed the Whitehouse a "coup", or blue hair twitter women who think it's literally life threatening violence when people say something un-PC. |
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TELEMMGLPICT000298715159_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqI3_2Ulf.jpg Loved this story in the Torygraph today about Russian success crowdfunding better equipment, featuring this prominent shot. |
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Seem's The Freak Johnson is exporting his delusional and duplicitous claims to Ukraine now, having promised Zelenskiy the UK "could train up to 120,000 troops every 120 days". That's roughly two-thirds of the entire British Armed Forces. |
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Sorry about the apostrophy, wont happen again. |
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>>38661 |
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uwu.png Remember when camgirls would write things on signs/themselves on request? |
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C-54landingattemplehof.jpg >Moscow fumes over EU blockade of Baltic outpost |
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>Lina Laurinaityte Grigiene, a customs spokeswoman, said affected items include Russian steel ‘that cannot be transported over the territory of European countries. The land transit between Kaliningrad and other parts of Russia is not stopped or blocked. All goods that are not under sanctions travel freely,’ she said. |
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https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/notice-to-exporters-202218-introduction-of-additional-sanctions-against-russia/nte-202218-introduction-of-additional-sanctions-against-russia |
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bnlujsibnm381.png >>38819 |
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wiley-coyote.gif >Russian missile launch fails and boomerangs back 'blowing up Putin's troops' |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61929926 |
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aitrtraffic.jpg Must be quiet around Ukraine without all the air traffic noise. |
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6e5aecef-cfd8-4191-8f6d-0789b9b23f3b_text.gif >>38855 |
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https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/w/communist-party-of-ukraine-banned-and-all-its-assets-seized-by-the-state |
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ukraine_map_region_vote.jpg >>38873 |
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This is why you need read all the replies to a post, or you end up making the same Scandi invasion gag as the previous lad, only worse. |
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*Irishly* My name's Fergal Keane, here's a crying woman. |
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>>38466 |
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https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/medvedev-wests-refusal-recognise-crimea-russian-is-threat-2022-07-17/ |
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watm-wg-3.jpg >>38964 |
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CAR_Logo.jpg >>38965 |
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This is a really interesting, if horrible conversation. It's got me thinking - whats the next stage beyond nukes, in terms of practical weapons? I understand nukes have a shelf life - what will replace them? |
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1280px-Implosion_Nuclear_weapon.svg.png >>38996 |
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>Jeremy Corbyn has urged western countries to stop arming Ukraine, and claimed he was criticised over antisemitism because of his stance on Palestine, in a TV interview likely to underscore Keir Starmer’s determination not to readmit him to the Labour party. |
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Is anyone else rethinking their opinion that this isn't going to turn into World War 3? I'm getting worried as shit, because when a country's economy crashes, it's part of the political playbook to try and blame someone else, and occasionally start a war over it. Every country's economy is fucked right now, and everyone everywhere is angry. There's no way not a single government anywhere in the world will decide to pile in and start some badness. There are going to be a lot of wars in the next couple of years, I suspect. |
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What I don't understand is - why didn't Russia just surround Ukraine (like they have already), and with air superiority, just bomb every major city into the stone age? Am I smarter than Putin? I am not sure, but I would be much more ruthless, and threaten every NATO incursion with nuclear annihilation. All the while just destroying everything in sight. There. Job done in two weeks. |
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Are we bombing someone? There were loads of fast jets transiting last night, and loads again this afternoon. They're not dicking about doing dogfight practice like normal, they're hustling in a straight line, in singles and small groups. North Norfolk, so I'm used to biggles twatting about, but this isn't normal. |
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>On 17 August, Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyi ratified Law 5371, which removes rights for workers at small and medium-sized companies. It will be effective for as long as the country is under martial law – a qualification added at the last minute, under pressure from trade unions. |
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https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-hackers-create-fake-profiles-russia-troops-share-location-ft-2022-9?r=US&IR=T |
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According to most media outlets, Russia is a powerful enemy that poses a serious existential threat to the west, while simultaneously it has an inept military that has defied all expectations in how hilariously bad it is at waging war. Which of these opinions should I believe? |
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60ba47ff85600a30bd187b2c.jpg >>39220 |
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putin cock grabbler.jpg |
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e193b1fb689868ad4a065443fa537bc0.png >>39223 |
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Russia has been forced to buy military hardware from North Korea as sanctions squeeze Moscow's ability to supply its military, the US says. |
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How do you even "buy" things off a country like North Korea anyway? Surely when they are such an insulated country with, as I understand it, more or less a full command economy anyway, money must be worthless to them. |
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/09/11/putin-finished-ukrainians-have-ropes-stunning-victory-sights/ |
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Your guess is wrong, shit-for-brains. |
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I saw on BBC News (which is on TV rather than printed, and therefore inherently more trustworthy) last night that the Ukrainians are feeling hugely encouraged by this, and that a lot of the success is believed to be down to the arrival of some sort of multiple missile-launcher vehicle that the Ukrainians have been asking for for months. The BBC correspondent also said they can't verify the images they were showing, because journalists have been banned from the frontlines now. They even also said that Ukraine is "very eager to win the media war", which sounds like bitterness to me from a TV journalist who wants to brag about how brave they are and isn't being allowed to. |
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>>39251 |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-62867560 |
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Good news and bad news in recent Ukraine developments. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2022/sep/21/russia-ukraine-war-live-updates-blinken-calls-moscows-referendum-attempts-a-sham-zelenskiy-to-speak-at-un |
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>>39326 |
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https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/flights-out-russia-sell-out-after-putin-orders-partial-call-up-2022-09-21/ |
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09128-poker-and-armageddon-wargames.jpg >>39331 |
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As we've already discussed in this thread, you have to understand Putin's mindset. Simply calling him things like "suicidal lunatic" doesn't grasp the gravity of the situation, it trivialises his motives, when in reality there's a terribly cold, rational logic behind it. It's just a mater of perspective. |
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5ukraine-briefing-roger-waters-01-1-8a8e-superJumb.jpg https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/polish-venue-cancels-roger-waters-gigs-after-ukraine-comments-2022-09-25/ |
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0682e26f337825b366e8e3e3e0003ad1.jpg https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/russia-catastrophic-consequences-nuclear-weapons-ukraine-us-warns-rcna49365 |
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So how's that Star Wars thing doing? Back in the 1980s, the least funny of the three Ronnies had a bunch of satellites that could stop nuclear attacks, supposedly. Now, Russian nuclear weapon technology has probably improved a little bit since then, but Western technology, and American technology especially, has improved unrecognisably. This adds to my confidence that we'll be fine. |
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https://news.sky.com/story/kremlin-says-it-cant-rule-out-sabotage-after-mysterious-damage-to-russia-germany-gas-pipelines-prompts-warnings-12706208 |
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Russian State Duma Member Andrey Gurulev: We Shouldn't Nuke Ukraine Because We Still Need To Live There, But We Can Nuke Berlin And Turn Britain Into A Martian Wasteland In Just Three Minutes |
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1110px-Earth_Global_Circulation_-_en.png >>39388 |
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1024px-Inner_german_border_diagram_1960s.png >>39391 |
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>>39390 |
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Wait. Why are we in this fight again? Is this another form of European great powers and shite like that from before the world wars? |
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https://news.sky.com/story/whats-happening-on-russias-borders-as-russians-flee-the-country-over-mobilisation-for-the-ukraine-war-and-where-is-it-happening-12705812 |
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Russia annexes 4 regions, Ukraine applies for accelerated admission to NATO. |
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Imagen2-1.jpg >>39420 |
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I wonder if people had these kinds of discussions when Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, and Afghanistan where getting bombed? All seems weird. White people war. "Oh come to my house, white refugees." I really don't care. |
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Untitled.png >>39434 |
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7bea055ef12b49ceb4c1af33cb09771d_18.jpg >>39435 |
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Interesting twitter thread on opinion polling in Russia, by the "Head of Political Philosophy, The Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences" - |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/oct/03/kremlin-unclear-on-which-parts-of-ukraine-it-has-annexed |
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What if we offer Putin safety somewhere? Whoever follows him will be eager to wipe him out. I wouldn't want to have to step down from the Russian presidency, because I'd be murdered by mobsters within a week. But if I could tell the Russian people that I was martyring myself to protect them, that all sanctions would be lifted and the war would end if I just handed myself over and allowed free and fair elections for my replacement, then I could head off to Argentina where all the Nazis went and just live out my days in a big palace with a giant pile of money while Russians remember me as a magnanimous hero. That certainly sounds like a fine way out to me, but then I would never have invaded Ukraine in the first place so perhaps we can't use my personality to gauge what Putin might do. |
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The Yanks have given Ukraine more missile systems, but on the condition that the Pentagon retains "target oversight", whatever that means. |
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63140098 |
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mkovb.jpg >>39482 |
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How will the West react if Ukraine gets Nuked? |
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wired_original-wargames-trailer.jpg >>39485 |
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So what do you lot think of the whole Elon Musk thing where he's tweeting unsolicited solutions to the Ukraine war. |
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If he didn't want to be told to stay in his lane, he probably should have dug more than one. |
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https://gizmodo.com/russia-nuclear-weapons-putin-nplate-1849637617 |
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Elon fanboys are honestly just weird. He could come out as a baby-eating mass murderer tomorrow, and they would still line-up around the park to suck him off. |
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34t4ss-doc_brown_great_scott_russian.png >>39526 |
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IMG_0106.jpg >>39530 |
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IMG_0107.jpg >>39541 |
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I'm semi rural and venture into megalopolis rarely. Today I saw lots of yellow and blue in places where people tend to pass in a controlled way e.g through a train station. Bottom of the steps, each step upwards, subtle but enough to hit your subconscious. I remember Derren Brown doing this thing about how people get programmed particularly regarding advertising and how in big cities this is a big thing, hitting your subconscious through subtle nudges. No doubt this has now moved on to politics. |
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On the note of futuristic car silliness, did you see that California just legalised digital license plates? |
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It turns out that Russians in actual wars behave exactly like Russians on CS:GO. Blyat. |
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fuckthesun.jpg Fuck the Sun and its fearmongering. |
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Nice knowing you lads. |
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For the last couple of weeks at least, Russia seems to have been all but backing down. Even the news seems to be getting bored of the story. |
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screenshot.jpg Never mincing words. |
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Untitled.png >>39614 |
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zer2jw10.jpg >>39618 |
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Well, we're all still here this morning, so I assume the immediate threat of nuclear annihilation has passed. |
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>>39623 it's simply in their firmware and I don't think anyone bothered to break it. There are open source GPS/gnss designs that are big, heavy and a bit short because they don't use nicely integrated everything but they don't have the height/velocity/acceleration limits. |
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raspberry-pi-gps-hat-with-rtc-uputronics-104599-36.jpg >>39623 |
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https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-mobile-networks-being-weaponised-to-target-troops-on-both-sides-of-conflict-12577595 |
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Is Zelensky still wearing his Army Jumper? It must need a wash. |
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I'm sensing a slight shift in tone of the reporting on the invasion of Ukraine. |
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800px-Manwithtinfoilhat.jpg >>39775 |
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5441.jpg Nice knowing you lads. |
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It's fascinating to see these Daily Express headlines I get fed every day on the front page of MSN because they are actual war propaganda. Today's is "Putin's plan backfires as £30m worth of Russian helicopters obliterated in just 30 minutes". |
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We've not talked about nuclear war for a while, so let's speculate. To what extent do America's fancy space laser defence systems actually exist? |
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I would speculate that, at the most generous interpretation, rural America would only be as affected as we would be if New York disappeared. I can't imagine we rely on New York more than they do. And if we lost New York, we could keep fighting a war but we would, broadly speaking, be fucked. |
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Today's Daily Express headline: "'Leave it to me'-Putin's chilling words to Xi Jinping before he 'ordered' downing of MH17" |
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SpottyCat.jpg Yesterday Germany's defence minister agreed that Leopard 2 tanks can be shipped to the Ukraine. This comes with the understanding that the US will provide M1 Abrams tanks. |
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Today's Express headline: "Russia 'now at war with NATO' as 'game-changing' support from West sparks furious backlash" |
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Today's Express headline: "Russia's top commanders 'terrified' by Putin's new battle plans as 'hope of winning' falls" |
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Today's Express headline: "Dramatic moment Russian soldiers are wiped out by Ukraine ‘death ray' weapon" |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/31/us-will-not-supply-f-16-fighter-jets-to-ukraine-says-joe-biden |
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I remember they were talking about doing a swap with Poland for a while, but has anyone thought of trying to buy the Angolan or Peruvian air force, or any other far away place with eastern bloc equipment? I mean, you see why you don't want to give F-16s to Poland in exchange for MiG-29s because Russia could always hit back at Poland, but Russia aren't exactly in a position to attack Peru. (Now there's some good news for Paddington's Aunt Lucy.) |
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Today's Express headline: "Putin's top army boss boasts thousands of convict conscripts have turned into 'cannibals'" |
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https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2023/feb/01/ioc-stands-by-sanctions-against-russia-and-belarus-over-invasion-of-ukraine |
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https://youtu.be/CtSRYpXmdsM |
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Today's Express headline: "Nicola Sturgeon urged to resign after refusing to say if double rapist is a man or a woman" |
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Oh sorry, it's come up now. "Putin facing further economic devastation as graph shows damning European gas trend" |
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Today's Express headline: "Ukraine LIVE: Russia losing ‘500 soldiers a day' as Putin set date he plans for victory" |
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No Express headline on Ukraine today. There are, however, again, about ten on trans people from multiple newspapers. And a very tiny one from The Guardian about the 5,000 dead people in Turkey. |
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So, lads, when our beloved Prime Minister says that 'nothing is off the table', presumably a great many things remain far from the table? |
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Are Sy at it again |
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https://youtu.be/qK9tLDeWBzs?t=9083 |
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Today's Express headline: "Putin's terrifying threat to UK as he warns of consequences for 'entire world' over jets" |
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Today's Express headline: "Ex-Russian commander slams his country's military as 'complete morons' after big tank fail" |
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Ooh, two today: |
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>British troops 'are up for a scrap' and ready to be first line of defence against Putin |
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Never stand too close to an open window in |
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America and Iran.jpg I'm reading this book about Iran, and there's a bit about the Iran-Iraq war which all feels very familiar. The book was published in 2021, so it's a pure coincidence how much this all seems to be happening again in Ukraine. Unfortunately, this seems to suggest the war will continue for a very long time. |
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us-ukraine-investment.png https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-64716380 |
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lol no.png The Express hasn't got a thing on The Mail. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/17/vladimir-putin-arrest-warrant-ukraine-war-crimes |
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-65077687 |
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Bear with me on this potentially moronic question: how does international trade work? Russia seems to only have one ally in the entire world right now, and that's Belarus. So I guess those two countries can trade with each other and reap the economic benefits, such as they are. But Russia is huge. It's bigger than the entire European Union, which is lots of countries trading with each other for economic benefits. Can't Russia just trade with itself? Let Saratov sell its wares to Vladivostok. Would that not work? Why not? |
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https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-hackers-used-russia-drone-money-for-sex-toys-2023-4 |
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0x0.jpg >Wagner boss fumes that Russian brigade ‘fled’ from Bakhmut area |
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>Russia's defence ministry has denied reports by pro-Russian sources that Ukrainian soldiers have made advances on the front line in east Ukraine. Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner mercenary group fighting on the Russian side, accused regular Russian troops of abandoning positions around Bakhmut. |
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I bought a Lada recently and would just like to know when I can resume ordering parts from Russia. |
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Police.jpg >Russia said on Monday it was battling a cross-border incursion by saboteurs who burst through the frontier from Ukraine, in what appeared to be one of the biggest attacks of its kind since the war began last year. |
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image.jpg https://www.zelenskyos.com/order/p/zelenskyos |
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Tuesday is June 6th - anniversary of D-Day. |
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/06/06/nord-stream-pipeline-explosion-ukraine-russia/ |
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>The head of Russia's Wagner mercenary group is being investigated for inciting mutiny after accusing the Russian military of a launching a deadly missile strike on his troops. Yevgeny Prigozhin said the "evil" in the military leadership must be stopped and vowed to "march for justice". |
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FzWoIYAWYAMJ0E1.jpg Rostov is now under the control of Wagner, the military units sent to stop them having mostly laid down their arms. Until they didn't. |
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prigozhin.jpg This man is going to be the next President of the Russian Federation and it's going to be fucking terrible, but a slightly different kind of terrible from what we've currently got. |
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My enemy's enemy's enemy's enemy is - oh fuck, what's going on. |
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So is this Wagner revolution likely to go anywhere or will Putin blow them to bits within a day? |
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So about those mines places on the cooling for Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and reports of Wagner now entering nuclear warehouses. Luka also fled Belarus this morning which may soon mark the end of Belarus with all those Russian nukes now placed on location. Oh and the US recently passed a measure that any radioactive fallout that lands in NATO will be considered an Article 4 scenario. |
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So is Putin Yuri or Romanov? |
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Wagner has now crossed all but the innermost blockades to Moscow. Nobody knows what's about to happen Putin's own militia the Rosgvardiya are about to face him which means either street fights in Moscow, they'll lay down arms as some shitty paramilitary should, or maybe nukes will start going off. |
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Day 485 of a 3 day Russian SMO in Ukraine, to "liberate" the country |
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Wagner are mercenaries; they fight for money. We've been sending money to Ukraine for their counter-offensive, and that money so far seems not to have resulted in a very good counter-offensive. Do you think Ukraine just kept the money and offered it to Wagner to make them turn round and invade Russia instead? |
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This has been a very bizarre day. Yevgeni Prigozhin has now said he's turning back and calling off the coup, because he doesn't want Russians to be killing other Russians. And Aleksandr Lukashenko, president of Belarus, is somehow trying to take credit for this. I have seen both of those confirmed on proper TV news, after seeing both points made on 4chan and immediately dismissing them as absolute bollocks. It's weird to think that I have definitely, at some point today, fallen for some kind of disinformation, and that I don't even know yet which stories weren't true. |
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I get the feeling the whole thing has been some sort of orchestrated charade. |
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So who's going to have an unfortunate window-related tumble first? |
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The news keeps saying that Russia's running out of things to lob at Ukraine (except maybe tacnukes). |
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any electronics people might find Belarus semiconductor knockoffs fun |
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https://twitter.com/bbcrussian/status/1694406373348413680 |
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Suggestions now that he might not have been on the crashed plane, and took another. |
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Even if he’s alive, he might well take this opportunity to appear dead and let everyone think he’s dead, so that Putin doesn’t try and shoot down any other planes that he might be on. |
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I mean. If I was the kind of guy who started and then aborted a coup against Vladimir Putin, shooting down four Russian helos in the process, I think I might have half a mind to fake my own death. |
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But was Russel Brand a Russian plant? |
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rt_composite.png >>41032 |
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8n2lk.jpg >>41034 |
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Opera Snapshot_2023-11-16_201952_www.bbc.co.uk.png What is this? A president for ants? |
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>British fish and chips could be under threat if Vladimir Putin's Russian government goes ahead with ripping up a longstanding agreement with the UK. |
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Alexei_Navalny_Berlin.jpg Say what you want about Putin, but at least he knows how to get things done. Eventually. |
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rc6fa1mVkMQYLs5_porQsEB0nYHu5aRqInfuqHLnN04.jpg >>41356 |
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I'm sorry to be a prick about this, but what the Hell is/was all that Navalny coverage? He was being lionised by some as if he'd only just missed out on toppling Putin, when in reality he didn't make a dent. He stood up to Putin, got bundled off to prison and now he's dead. It's completely inhumane and totally unjust, but that doesn't change the fact that Navalny's political project got no further than my lockdown Warhammer 40k army; three Imperial Guard built, one painted and all forgotten in a trunk until this exact moment. |
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>Harald Kujat (born 1 March 1942) is a German retired General of the Luftwaffe. He served as Chief of Staff of the German armed forces, the Bundeswehr, from 2000 to 2002, and as Chairman of the NATO Military Committee from 2002 to 2005. |
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Hungary_Sweden_NATO_28798.jpg Oh no, it appears that the US Suez Crisis has now spread as far as Sweden! |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2024/feb/27/russia-ukraine-war-live-france-macron-ground-troops-latest-news |
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Screenshot-2024-02-29-at-10.45.23 AM-904x1024.png Why do so many Europeans want Putler to win? |
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