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Oh Dear Vlad........
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https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/w orld-eu rope-62 996212
...how's conscription working out?
...how's conscription working out?
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you've excelled yourself in contrived nastiness Gromit - congratulati ons!
08:46 Fri 23rd Sep 2022
“ It would be like the British Government ordering a referendum in the Irish Republic on re-alignment with the UK”
It’s not even that sensible ;-)
It’s like holding a referendum in the Bogsude in Derry when most of the catholics had fled. With ballot papers being distributed to serving British troops, to residents of the loyalist Fountain enclave and with rioting still ongoing.
It’s not even that sensible ;-)
It’s like holding a referendum in the Bogsude in Derry when most of the catholics had fled. With ballot papers being distributed to serving British troops, to residents of the loyalist Fountain enclave and with rioting still ongoing.
So what I’m really getting at is: there are two reasons to do this: one is to stir up patriotism for the war at home claiming that annexed Ukraine is now Russia and is being attacked by the west.
The other is to threaten to use nuclear weapons to defend them.
The first plan isn’t going too well by all accounts.
The second would be problematic to justify given these are grey areas anyway.
If Putin wants to use nuclear weapons he’ll do it anyway.
It would be the end of him tho
The other is to threaten to use nuclear weapons to defend them.
The first plan isn’t going too well by all accounts.
The second would be problematic to justify given these are grey areas anyway.
If Putin wants to use nuclear weapons he’ll do it anyway.
It would be the end of him tho
Very impressive. These days there are fewer places for these people to hide.
Other than, in Russia’s case, behind a thoroughly corrupt system.
Meanwhile Russian lines in Donetsk close to collapse, as Sergey Lavrov mistakes Luhansk for Laos and mixes Kharkiv up with Kherson.
His body language screams: “my heart isn’t in this”
Now we take bets on who departs first; Putin or Khamanei.
Other than, in Russia’s case, behind a thoroughly corrupt system.
Meanwhile Russian lines in Donetsk close to collapse, as Sergey Lavrov mistakes Luhansk for Laos and mixes Kharkiv up with Kherson.
His body language screams: “my heart isn’t in this”
Now we take bets on who departs first; Putin or Khamanei.
"Autocratic rulers seldom lead long happy retirements" (or words to that effect) Retired Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell ;
https:/ /news.s ky.com/ video/i s-mobil isation -a-sign -vladim ir-puti ns-cont rol-is- eroding -127051 83
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