Malaysian Airlines 777 down on Ukraine / Russia Border?
Discussion
MrCarPark said:
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
It's 'its' you fking halfwit.XJ Flyer said:
skyrover said:
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
Well so far the only one doing any border moving has been RussiaThe Spruce goose said:
I wont let facts get in the way of an argument, but where Russia occupy for freedom, is coincidentally a mass gas route pipeline network entering and distribution to other counties. Russia has also increased the gas price to the Ukraine vastly.
Also just south east of Crimea Putin is building a billion dollar mansion.
facts such as these hold great weight as to the direction Russia is heading.
No real surprise there.Putin is an old fashioned Commie based on typical commie thinking that everyone in Russia is equal but some are ( a lot ) more equal than others.The way to deal with that is as before leave them alone.Unless they bother us.Then unfortunately it's a just case of game over being better than a Russian win. Also just south east of Crimea Putin is building a billion dollar mansion.
facts such as these hold great weight as to the direction Russia is heading.
MrCarPark said:
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
It's 'its' you fking halfwit.I applaud your attention to detail: in the face of XJF's lunatic ramblings ranging from the advocacy of a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the Russians, swinging back to dribbling on that they are no more guilty of overt military expansionism than some fluffy Beatrix Potter creations scrumping a few carrots in the neighbour's allotment, you have actually nailed him on the punctuation.
I think, however, your assertion of 'halfwit' is more than generous. Try to be more objective in future. "Eighthwit", I reckon.
eharding said:
MrCarPark said:
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
It's 'its' you fking halfwit.I applaud your attention to detail: in the face of XJF's lunatic ramblings ranging from the advocacy of a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the Russians, swinging back to dribbling on that they are no more guilty of overt military expansionism than some fluffy Beatrix Potter creations scrumping a few carrots in the neighbour's allotment, you have actually nailed him on the punctuation.
I think, however, your assertion of 'halfwit' is more than generous. Try to be more objective in future. "Eighthwit", I reckon.
eharding said:
MrCarPark said:
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
It's 'its' you fking halfwit.I applaud your attention to detail: in the face of XJF's lunatic ramblings ranging from the advocacy of a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the Russians, swinging back to dribbling on that they are no more guilty of overt military expansionism than some fluffy Beatrix Potter creations scrumping a few carrots in the neighbour's allotment, you have actually nailed him on the punctuation.
I think, however, your assertion of 'halfwit' is more than generous. Try to be more objective in future. "Eighthwit", I reckon.
XJ Flyer said:
eharding said:
AreOut said:
twothirdswit?
If you're scouting for opinions about a new PH username, I think you'll find a broad swathe of approval for your new proposed moniker.ATTAK Z said:
XJ Flyer said:
eharding said:
AreOut said:
twothirdswit?
If you're scouting for opinions about a new PH username, I think you'll find a broad swathe of approval for your new proposed moniker.eharding said:
ATTAK Z said:
XJ Flyer said:
eharding said:
AreOut said:
twothirdswit?
If you're scouting for opinions about a new PH username, I think you'll find a broad swathe of approval for your new proposed moniker.XJ Flyer said:
eharding said:
ATTAK Z said:
XJ Flyer said:
eharding said:
AreOut said:
twothirdswit?
If you're scouting for opinions about a new PH username, I think you'll find a broad swathe of approval for your new proposed moniker.You know it makes sense
greygoose said:
XJ Flyer said:
The best thing for 'the thread' is to make the case for settling the issues in the region in a way which stops further fighting between all sides.
Giving Russia whatever it wants is not settling the issues though.greygoose said:
XJ Flyer said:
The best thing for 'the thread' is to make the case for settling the issues in the region in a way which stops further fighting between all sides.
Giving Russia whatever it wants is not settling the issues though.(Because TV pictures of Russian speaking refuegees fleeing a victorious Ukrainian army, and sepatarist fighters being rounded up with their hands in the air, will dent Putin's image and popularity at home, whereas a peace deal will be perceived as a victory everywhere).
XJ Flyer said:
The EU and NATO want to move it's borders eastwards to Crimea and it's all supposed to be Russia's fault.I'd say Russia is showing enormous restraint as opposed to if the West had tried the same thing in the 1960's/70's.
It's not the EU/NATO looking to expand East and corner Russia (how do you corner the largest country in the world?), but it's Ukraine, Estonia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, etc who wants to move West, for fear and deeply rooted hate towards Soviet/Russia.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff