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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Rhoades View Post
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    I’m saying our economy would be better served with the war ending.
    Of course it would so would Ukraines unfortunately there is absolutely no way Putin will stop before his economy collapses. Ukraine is holding off Russia with an economy hundreds of times smaller than Europe's and using 1970s surplus equipment mostly. Europe could end it tomorrow with its 300 f35s and 500 Eurofighters. It's political will, hopefully Trump showing Europe that they have to wake up will make them wake up


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7 View Post
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    German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock says Europe should send the most comprehensive package when they meet next week.

    Surprised the tories are on the right side of history. Sunak says we should send the frozen £300 billion to Ukraine
    https://archive.ph/exBF7
    Agree with this. Amazed it hasn’t been done sooner. So Russian investors and Oligarchs lose their investments. Sue us! You get it back when Putin is deposited in The Hague. Should have thought of that.

    Time for Europe to step up. Arm and fund Ukraine. Tighten the noose on their economy, make ordinary metropolitan Russians feel the pain and rise up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Rhoades View Post
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    Ah yes, those thriving UK and EU economies that are doing us all well!
    We are doing well. Compared to Russia with its 21% inflation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bristolhibby View Post
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    Agree with this. Amazed it hasn’t been done sooner. So Russian investors and Oligarchs lose their investments. Sue us! You get it back when Putin is deposited in The Hague. Should have thought of that.

    Time for Europe to step up. Arm and fund Russia. Tighten the noose on their economy, make ordinary metropolitan Russians feel the pain and rise up.

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    Arm and fund Russia ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lapsedhibee View Post
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    Wouldn't even need to risk a five-year prison sentence by using sweary words on a placard. Probably 'We are all Janey Godley' would do.
    Is it an offence to have a placard with “Trump is c***” on it, is that not free speech.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berwickhibby View Post
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    Arm and fund Russia ?
    Woah! Massive error there. I’ll change it.

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    You probably have a point.

    That said, I'd hope that people are allowed to show their feelings on the man in a public manner (for and against, of course). Somehow, though, I think things will be sanitised and controlled to the point where there is no obvious newsworthy dissent.

    It would be a wonderful legacy for Janey Godley if thousands of people were allowed to show "her" sign.

    Think you are right, helicopter into Balmoral and back out again.

    They’ll be hoping when the state visit takes place a year or so later that things have died down

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Rhoades View Post
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    I’m saying our economy would be better served with the war ending.
    Are you suggesting surrender?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibs4185 View Post
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    Think you are right, helicopter into Balmoral and back out again.

    They’ll be hoping when the state visit takes place a year or so later that things have died down
    Get the drones out to prevent it landing

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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy

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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy
    You are right. The deal was never a serious deal. Ukraine were signing a deal in hope rather than certainty. Sign it first and then we will see.. Trump keeps using this )350 billion figure and it’s been widely acknowledged it’s a fraction of that, with most of it spent replacing ageing American stocks with newer weapons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy
    You're spot on.

    This isn't about peace from Trump, they want resources and they want to sell Ukraine out to get it.

    A deal that sees Ukraine give up land that Russia invaded is no deal at all.

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    Some intelligent input. IMO


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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy
    I think you're right. Though I think he would actually like the kudos of a peace deal (+Nobel), but on his terms. Which seem to be: "So, we get half of your valuable mineral resources for ever, and you surrender to Russia the parts that their brave brave men fought and died for. And they'll leave you alone after that because they totally respect me. See - was that difficult,Volodymyr? "

    And I think he does care who's in charge of Ukraine. They need to
    have Russia's interests in mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I'm now more convinced than ever that Trump and his cronies never had any intention of creating a genuine peace deal. The only thing they are interested in is getting a deal for the Ukrainian minerals, and whoever is actually ruling Ukraine is fine by them.

    Russia will continue it's war until it runs out of money and manpower. In the minds of Putin and Trump, a 'peace deal' is Ukraine's surrender.

    If that happens, the Russians will take over and democracy, freedom of the press, freedom of speech... freedom to think differently... will all end. Basically the same that has been happening in Russia for the last 20+ years.


    Why didn't the UK just surrender in WWII? I'm sure it would have been much better for our economy
    Good post mate 👌

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    Not being funny, but we’d fight tooth and nail for Scotland. Hell we’d even fight for the rest of the UK if our Island was attacked, like it was in WW2.

    Why do the Ukrainians have to give up their land.

    There was even plans in place for a guerrilla war and a resistance network to fight the Nazis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bristolhibby View Post
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    Not being funny, but we’d fight tooth and nail for Scotland. Hell we’d even fight for the rest of the UK if our Island was attacked, like it was in WW2.

    Why do the Ukrainians have to give up their land.

    There was even plans in place for a guerrilla war and a resistance network to fight the Nazis.

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    100%

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    Made out that Zelensky was the aggressor basically. Said that he received a "dressing down" from Trump.
    Wow she is horrific

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bristolhibby View Post
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    Not being funny, but we’d fight tooth and nail for Scotland. Hell we’d even fight for the rest of the UK if our Island was attacked, like it was in WW2.

    Why do the Ukrainians have to give up their land.

    There was even plans in place for a guerrilla war and a resistance network to fight the Nazis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Rhoades View Post
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    I’m saying our economy would be better served with the war ending.
    Short term you are correct but if the rest of Europe and uk don’t step up to defeat the Russian aggressors without the USA then the economy is even more screwed over the long run. We all need to be as one and defeat the aggressor or it will never end with constant appeasement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenlex View Post
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    Short term you are correct but if the rest of Europe and uk don’t step up to defeat the Russian aggressors without the USA then the economy is even more screwed over the long run. We all need to be as one and defeat the aggressor or it will never end with constant appeasement.
    Exactly. Imagine if someone had had the foresight to nip it in the bud back in 2008, a month before the great recession.

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    **** you Agent Krasnov

    - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk: “Dear Zelensky, dear Ukrainian friends, you are not alone.”

    - President of Lithuania Gitanas Nausea: “Ukraine, you’ll never walk alone.”

    - Denmark Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: “Dear Zelensky, Denmark proudly stands with Ukraine and the Ukrainian people.”

    - French President Emmanual Macron: “There is an aggressor: Russia. There is a people being aggressed: Ukraine. We were all right to help Ukraine and sanction Russia three years ago and to continue doing so. We, that’s the Americans, the Europeans, Canadians, Japanese, and many others... Because they are fighting for their dignity, their independence, for their children, and for the security of Europe.”

    - President of Moldova Maia Sandu: “The truth is simple. Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia is the aggressor. Ukraine defends its freedom—and ours. We stand with Ukraine.”

    - Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson: “Sweden stands with Ukraine. You are not only fighting for your freedom but also for all of Europe’s. Slava Ukraini! ”
    - Incoming German Chancellor Friedrich Mer: “Dear Zelenskyy, we stand with Ukraine in good and in testing times. We must never confuse aggressor and victim in this terrible war.
    - Crotia’s Prime Minister Andrej Plenković: “Croatia knows from its own experience that only a just peace can last. The Croatian Government stands firm in its belief that Ukraine needs such a peace - a peace that means sovereignty, territorial integrity, and a secure Europe.”

    - Finland’s Prime Minister Petteri Orpo: “Finland and the Finnish people stand firmly with Ukraine. We will continue our unwavering support and work towards a just and lasting peace.”

    - Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal: “We stand united with
    Zelenskyy and Ukraine in our fight for freedom. Always. Because it is right, not easy.”

    - Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris: “Ukraine is not to blame for this war brought about by Russia’s illegal invasion. We stand with Ukraine.“

    - Latvia’s President Edgars Rinkevics: “Ukraine is a victim of the Russian aggression. It fights the war with the help from many friends and partners. We need to spare no effort for just and lasting peace. Latvia stands with Ukraine”
    - Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Schoof: ”The Netherlands supports Ukraine as firmly as ever. Now more than ever. We want a lasting peace and an end to the war of aggression started by Russia. For Ukraine and its people, and for Europe.”
    - Prime Minister of Luxembourg Luc Friedsen: “Luxembourg stands with Ukraine. You are fighting for your freedom and a rules based international order. ”

    The West stands with the heroic Zelensky. Trump sides with the evil Putin. What has America become?







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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Rhoades View Post
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    You didn’t answer my question because you know, like I do, that Ukraine doesn’t win this or get a fair deal without the support of US.
    100% disagree. Short of Trump sending US troops to fight for Russia Europe perfectly capable of stepping up and filling the gap left by American support.
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    Took the day off from all this **** but there’s no question this was a deliberate ploy by the Americans.

    Be if for minerals or whatever else, this was choreographed and is tantamount to treasonous to the rest of the western world.

    It’s also - in my opinion - no coincidence that within a couple of hours both Trump and Medvedev were talking about WW3.
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    Having swerved military service the orange guy and his pals might not get the symbolism

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bostonhibby View Post
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    Having swerved military service the orange guy and his pals might not get the symbolism
    Being a bit hard on Trump there. It was the smart thing to do, lie about bone spurs. Otherwise he might have ended up a loser, like McCain, or a sucker, like all those dead servicemen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lapsedhibee View Post
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    Being a bit hard on Trump there. It was the smart thing to do, lie about bone spurs. Otherwise he might have ended up a loser, like McCain, or a sucker, like all those dead servicemen.
    Surely he could have just done a deal to stay out? People tell him he does a good deal.

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    Mail on Sunday headline tomorrow - Now Stop State Visit for "Bully" Trump. And praises Starmer.

    Meanwhile Sarah Smith, Kuenssberg and Mason keep the pile on going.

    Strange things going on in media land.

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