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Where/when did I say they did? I said there shouldn't have been any International interference. Obviously, it's too late now and the brother War will continue for as long as the International World keep fueling it or when there's no more young Ukrainian men alive. What's happens then? I'm sure yourself and Bill & Ben have considered this, right?
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Plenty of money to made from War, Zelensky is shutting down all opposition, state controlled media, you can't tell me he's not creaming off the top and plenty making the odd billion out of this.
Gaza everyone cries ceasefire, stop the slaughter Ukraine, fu2k yeah, keep the war going and keep the weapons coming baby |
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You're not wrong IH
The end of the honeymoon According to Poland at War, a new book by Polish reporter Zbigniew Parafianowicz based on interviews with officials and decision-makers, relations between the two countries began to deteriorate when a Ukrainian stray missile fell on Poland’s eastern town of Przewodow, killing two. Despite all the evidence to the contrary, Zelenskyy insisted that the missile was Russian, which sowed the first seeds of distrust between the allies, the author suggests. The dispute rattling Polish farmers on the import of Ukrainian grain has also dampened ties. In May 2023, Poland, along with other Central European states, banned imports citing protection of the interests of local farmers, a move cast by Ukraine as a stab in the back. In response, at the United Nations General Assembly in September, Zelenskyy accused Poland of helping Moscow’s cause. “It was an insult not only to [the governing Law and Justice – PiS – leader Jaroslaw] Kaczyński and PiS, but to the Polish political class, and the Polish political leadership that has supported Ukraine unconditionally,” Parafianowicz told Al Jazeera. War going well send more money now! Good to see that Poland have taken their rose tinted glasses off concerning the Coke sniffing, lying weasel! |
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you are a cretin
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Whippin do you believe if Russia overruns Ukraine it would stop stop there?
Of course the terrritorial expansion would not stop there? The tiny Baltic states would be next and if they were overran there would be new dominoes to fall. You are a Chamberlainite or worse an apologist for tyranny. Ukraine does not have to be pure or even good. When Winnie sent convoys of aid to Murmansk he knew Stain was a devil but at that particular time a lesser devil than Hitler. Quite frankly I agree with Mitolo! Russia has to be stopped and BTW Russia will be stopped, one way or another. I salute the men who participated in those Murmansk convoys, the courage was immense. |
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no need for !
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polish foreign minister has been reading my posts
https://x.com/SkyNews/status/1761512627262325058?s=20 |
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and just to show how vile russian media is compared to 'msm' here this is a russian mp and ex deputy prime minister. imagine such a thing here, hed be in jail. the decadent west indeed. give me that all day long
https://x.com/juliaioffe/status/1761813499905249614?s=20 |
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whodathunk evil danes were at the root of anti-putinism? what d1ckheads they are. the happiest most proserous reasonable tolerant people in europe just dont get it do they?
https://x.com/DanishMFA/status/1761280308458955006?s=20 |
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I have 2 solutions to our problems….
1. We send all undesirables to Northern Ireland…illegals, Hamas lovers, the transformers etc and then we let them reunify. 2. We just build a giant wall around Birmingham and dump everyone there. I mean that’s a completely dead city and theres no coming back so we might as well use it for something. PS…can someone explain what happened to Sinn Fein. They literally went from Top Boy to Top Soy Boy pretty sharpish. It’s just such an extreme turn around. |
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Boris did a good impersonation of Idi Amin, imo.
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Ukraine was extremely convenient cover for politicians and authorities from the inevitable fallout of the lockdowns they engineered across the west. Plenty of people have swallowed the idea that Russian forces going into Ukraine again was the sole cause of excessive inflation, energy price spikes, interest rate spikes et al. Of course, in England they had double bubble of pinning it on Truss as well. Nothing whatsoever to do with shutting down the economy and public services for the best part of two years, paying tens of millions of people to do nothing and directly handing them lots of cash, and printing nearly half a £trillion. Obviously.
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When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, triggered mass sanctions and absolutely destroyed our own european markets and economies, it completely passed me by I have to admit. I thought that nobody in the west cared much about Ukraine at that point in time.
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