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Post Come On You Irons »

There. Resident WHO political commentators and gurus can knock yourselves out in here and conduct your endless bickering. All other threads will be locked.
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The best thing Reform can do is get rid of Sir Nige.  He's done his work.

I think there's many out there that would vote Reform if it wasn't for him.
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The one positive to come out of the mess that is UK politics is that between the disastrous Tory's  and the detestable Labour Party, Sir Nige is practically being handed the keys to no.10 in little over 4 years time.
Should reform be in power they could well turn out to be as equally inept as the other two but really,would anyone notice the difference?
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Post Far Cough UKunt »

This whole thing has a distinct flavour of 1930s Germany, I'm just waiting for Chamberlain (Starmer) to come back from Germany waving a piece of paper and declaring "peace in our time".
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Hammer I am" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:50
Lee Trundle" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:38
Hammer I am" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:30
Typical Putin apologist drivel, it's inevitable the peace deal the US and Russia propose will involve Putin keeping all the territory he wanted anyway, Ukraine will reject it (why shouldn't they) and the Eu and UK will likely support them.

Don't pretend you're thinking about Ukrainian lives while you fellate Putin and Trump Jaan
Think of those living in these areas.


Actually don't, as it goes against your narrative.
How's that then? what exactly is your narrative in the specifics of this deal? Are you suggesting that the people in those areas are more ethnically Russian therefore should be annexed as they probably welcome it? Like Austria in 1939?
The majority of people who live in these regions don't want to be Ukrainian, and even more so they don't want to be any part of Europe or the EU.

So it does make me laugh when you accuse others of not thinking of the people there and want the war and deaths to continue.
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Lee Trundle" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:38
Hammer I am" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:30
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 22:21
Maybe not, if Starmer and the EU fuckwits have their way. They seem convinced Putin not only wants to conquer Europe but also somehow could - so it's better to use Ukraine in 'operation human shield', until the last Ukrainian breathes his or her last breath.

It's horrific to think how much suffering has happened to only settle for a deal worse than the one that was almost agreed in the first few months of the war. All those lives lost from pushing the little guy repeatedly into the bully.
Typical Putin apologist drivel, it's inevitable the peace deal the US and Russia propose will involve Putin keeping all the territory he wanted anyway, Ukraine will reject it (why shouldn't they) and the Eu and UK will likely support them.

Don't pretend you're thinking about Ukrainian lives while you fellate Putin and Trump Jaan
Think of those living in these areas.


Actually don't, as it goes against your narrative.
How's that then? what exactly is your narrative in the specifics of this deal? Are you suggesting that the people in those areas are more ethnically Russian therefore should be annexed as they probably welcome it? Like Austria in 1939?
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goose wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:41 Starmer can fuck off promising British boots on the ground - unless him or his family intend to join up.
Happy to batter the working classes until he needs someone to put their lives at risk.

fuck him.
I agree with you on that one
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Starmer can fuck off promising British boots on the ground - unless him or his family intend to join up.
Happy to batter the working classes until he needs someone to put their lives at risk.

fuck him.
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Hammer I am" wrote: 18 Feb 2025, 09:30
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 22:21
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35 Looks like we could see the end of the Ukraine war. Sooner the better!

Wonder what changed?
Maybe not, if Starmer and the EU fuckwits have their way. They seem convinced Putin not only wants to conquer Europe but also somehow could - so it's better to use Ukraine in 'operation human shield', until the last Ukrainian breathes his or her last breath.

It's horrific to think how much suffering has happened to only settle for a deal worse than the one that was almost agreed in the first few months of the war. All those lives lost from pushing the little guy repeatedly into the bully.
Typical Putin apologist drivel, it's inevitable the peace deal the US and Russia propose will involve Putin keeping all the territory he wanted anyway, Ukraine will reject it (why shouldn't they) and the Eu and UK will likely support them.

Don't pretend you're thinking about Ukrainian lives while you fellate Putin and Trump Jaan
Think of those living in these areas.


Actually don't, as it goes against your narrative.
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haha, it's even worse than I thought, I see the latest update is the proposed "peace" deal involves the US effectively keeping half of Ukraine's mineral wealth.

Putin and Trump have agreed to carve up Ukraine amongst themselves then. the whole think stank when Ukraine wasn't invited to talks, I wonder why
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Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 22:21
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35 Looks like we could see the end of the Ukraine war. Sooner the better!

Wonder what changed?
Maybe not, if Starmer and the EU fuckwits have their way. They seem convinced Putin not only wants to conquer Europe but also somehow could - so it's better to use Ukraine in 'operation human shield', until the last Ukrainian breathes his or her last breath.

It's horrific to think how much suffering has happened to only settle for a deal worse than the one that was almost agreed in the first few months of the war. All those lives lost from pushing the little guy repeatedly into the bully.
Typical Putin apologist drivel, it's inevitable the peace deal the US and Russia propose will involve Putin keeping all the territory he wanted anyway, Ukraine will reject it (why shouldn't they) and the Eu and UK will likely support them.

Don't pretend you're thinking about Ukrainian lives while you fellate Putin and Trump Jaan
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Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35 Looks like we could see the end of the Ukraine war. Sooner the better!

Wonder what changed?
Maybe not, if Starmer and the EU fuckwits have their way. They seem convinced Putin not only wants to conquer Europe but also somehow could - so it's better to use Ukraine in 'operation human shield', until the last Ukrainian breathes his or her last breath.

It's horrific to think how much suffering has happened to only settle for a deal worse than the one that was almost agreed in the first few months of the war. All those lives lost from pushing the little guy repeatedly into the bully.
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Send elite sub Saharan parryshoot rejjyment to Ukraine 

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Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 21:20
MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:57
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:51
You sound cynical mate! 
I am mate.
The orange one (and no, I'm not a hater) seems to be quite happy to fuck off America's allies.
I do wonder how that'll turn out when the old allies realise that siding with the yanks really isn't worth the ag.
Less Chryslers on the streets of London, no bad thing.
As a US tax payer I see things differently.
Fair enough, I respect that.
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MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:57
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:51
MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:43
 
An American President who's prepared to rim Putin?
You sound cynical mate! 
I am mate.
The orange one (and no, I'm not a hater) seems to be quite happy to fuck off America's allies.
I do wonder how that'll turn out when the old allies realise that siding with the yanks really isn't worth the ag.
Less Chryslers on the streets of London, no bad thing.
As a US tax payer I see things differently.
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Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:51
MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:43
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35
Wonder what changed?
 
An American President who's prepared to rim Putin?
You sound cynical mate! 
I am mate.
The orange one (and no, I'm not a hater) seems to be quite happy to fuck off America's allies.
I do wonder how that'll turn out when the old allies realise that siding with the yanks really isn't worth the ag.
Less Chryslers on the streets of London, no bad thing.
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MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:43
Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35
Wonder what changed?
 
An American President who's prepared to rim Putin?
You sound cynical mate! 
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Trumps mouth designed for blowing stronger men it seems
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Nutsin wrote: 17 Feb 2025, 20:35
Wonder what changed?
 
 
An American President who's prepared to rim Putin?
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Looks like we could see the end of the Ukraine war. Sooner the better!

Wonder what changed?
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Nutsin wrote: 14 Feb 2025, 23:23 J D Vance is setting the cat amongst the pigeons with his criticism of the Euro Zone and UK policies on immigration and the attack of freedom of speach.

They have a point of course. It’ll be interesting to see how much pressure, if any they apply for change.

Change could be on the horizon.

 
 
I was very wrong on Vance, I was thinking Vivek or Gabbard and chosing him was a lost opportunity.

He performed so well in the campaign against hostile interviewers and that was legitimately a good political speech.
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J D Vance is setting the cat amongst the pigeons with his criticism of the Euro Zone and UK policies on immigration and the attack of freedom of speach.

They have a point of course. It’ll be interesting to see how much pressure, if any they apply for change.

Change could be on the horizon.
 
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Takashi Miike" wrote: 12 Feb 2025, 09:37
They can’t even string a coherent sentence together. Their lack of intelligence and ideological beliefs make them dangerous, and we can thank the wonderful Tories and Labour for allowing large numbers of these people to move in on mass and destabilise society with their dogma and victim mentality, aided and abetted by said parties. 
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So, Gaza...just a pure thought experiment, how long realistically to make it habitable?

UN numbers estimate 160,000 residential building destroyed, 275,000 severely or partially damaged. 90% of the house stock as best I can tell. Home to 1,800,000 million?

I'd guess all supporting infrastructure is fucked and given the amount of terrorist tunnelling much groundwork will be needed to fix that.  

So, the whole place is essentially gone at this point. We still had some areas of London undeveloped after the blitz visible in the 80's.

Rebuilding the place even to the shithole it was, 2 generations at  least. No population can survive in those conditions for 50 years, they'll be dead of cholera, typhoid etc long before.

There's no need to forcibly remove anyone, 6 months time when reality hits home anyone with any sense will leave.

If you're Gazan the best case scenario is the US deems all residents equal stakeholders of the land and then negotiates a buy out so they can resettle elsewhere with enough capital to put a roof over their heads and support any family.
 
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IF the apple story is true I suspect they will tell Starmer to fuck off and pull out of the UK. I seem to remember a similar thing happening with whatsapp a few years ago,
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