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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

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rowdytiger13 rowdytiger13 Regular
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#161 ·
Benjamin Taylor6 said:Not a bad development:

In what was essentially a surprise visit to Kyiv, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson floated the idea of launching a massive training operation for Ukrainian forces—we’re talking about the potential to train up to 10,000 soldiers every 120 days—according to reports from The New York Times.

"The whole point of me being here today, right in the middle of this conflict, is to send a clear, unmistakable message to the people of Ukraine: the United Kingdom stands with you, and we aren't going anywhere until you come out on top," said Johnson, who touched down in Kyiv specifically to sit down with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

He went on to suggest that this new military training initiative "could potentially shift the entire equation of this war—by tapping into that unstoppable force, the sheer determination of the Ukrainian people, to secure a victory."

Meanwhile, Andriy Yermak, the President's Chief of Staff, took to X to report that their discussions covered some pretty critical ground, including "the desperately needed heavy weaponry and air defense systems, economic support for Ukraine, and ramping up the pressure through sanctions against Russia."

As soon as those three pulled out of Kyiv, BoJo was already flying off at a low altitude. 🙏
I didn't actually sit through Putin's essay at that unprecedented economic forum, but I read the summaries and that's basically it.
The USA is collapsing under inflation, NATO is responsible for everything, Russia is just defending itself with a limited military action that isn't an invasion and certainly isn't a war, Europeans will starve to death and then freeze. Russia is never stronger. 🙏
silvermarlin56 silvermarlin56 Member
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#162 ·
1973zoran said:People were burned alive in New York City! It’s a total tragedy and a massive symbol. That’s what gives NYC its weight and its status as a winner.
Personally, I think maybe fall or winter might slow down the push for New York City, but by next spring? I'm betting NYC is next on the list.

Amoeba, before they were burned, did those people die any less from bullets than they did from being burned? Do you even know who was provoking whom? Of course not—since they were Americans, their lives don't count to you. You're such an Amoeba.
Here we go again with this topic, and this guy is just picking sides like always. Amoeba, if they started bombing your hometown, you'd be siding with the Russians in a heartbeat. 😵
electrichawk94 electrichawk94 Member
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#163 ·
DzonziBG said:I was saying yesterday that Englishmen are the biggest bunch of losers out there... end of story.

They can try to train whoever they want... 🤣 What a massive collection of inferiority complexes and total nobodies. They went from an empire where the sun never set to being stuck within their own borders, yet that weird obsession with Russians just never goes away...

You can say all sorts about Englishmen, but they actually stepped up during WWII. I guess they might actually be capable of teaching someone something.

And obviously, they’re way (way) smarter than the Russians. ☕
rowdytiger13 rowdytiger13 Regular
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#164 ·
DzonziBG said:I said just yesterday that the English are the biggest bunch of losers... end of story...

They’re going to try and lecture someone... 🤣 What a massive collection of inferiority complexes and nobodies; they went from an empire where the sun never set to being stuck within their own borders, yet that weird obsession with Russians never seems to fade...

BoJo is basically just parroting a half-hearted attempt by a clueless Chancellor and an Italian who clearly hasn't a clue why he's even there.
Give Macron a bit more credit.
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#165 ·
DzonziBG said:I mentioned yesterday that the English are nothing more than absolute trash... end of story...

They can try to lecture anyone they want... 🤣 What a pathetic collection of losers with massive inferiority complexes! They went from an empire where the sun never set to being stuck within their own tiny borders, yet their obsession with the Russians just never fades...

What's the matter, Jonzi? Feeling the heat?

BoJo 👍
Donna Harris11 Donna Harris11 Active Member
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#166 ·
electrichawk94 said:They even threw kids to lions. ☕

Which countries actually put an embargo on us? 🍿

The people jumping out of those burning buildings were just beaten down with clubs.

In democratic and European (lol) Ukraine, nobody ever actually faced consequences for that crime, even though there’s detailed video footage of everything happening.
cosmicgull52 cosmicgull52 Active Member
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#167 ·
George Robinson43 said:What's the matter, Jonzi? Feeling the heat?

BoJo 👍

If I believed in God, I would say every trash can incinerated by a British Javelin is a divine act. They certainly helped Spain back in '36. Great nations have long memories.
swiftjackal11 swiftjackal11 Regular
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#168 ·
1973zoran said:People were burned alive in Odessa! It’s a tragedy and a symbol. That’s why Odessa holds such heavy symbolic weight for the victors.
Personally, I think maybe fall or winter might slow down the push for Odessa, but come next spring, I truly believe Odessa is next on the list.

It started with the burning, and then they went after innocent Ukrainians like that. It’s like how things happened back in the 90s here in the States—one thing leads to another.
silvermarlin56 silvermarlin56 Member
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#169 ·
Donna Harris11 said:The people jumping out of those burning buildings were just beaten down with clubs.

In democratic and European (lol) Ukraine, nobody ever actually faced consequences for that crime, even though there’s detailed video footage of everything happening.

You're spot on. If we were actually following an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth kind of logic, they should've just shot them.☕
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#170 ·
DzonziBG said:I was saying yesterday that Englishmen are the biggest clowns... end of story...

They can try to lecture whoever they want... 🤣 Just a massive pile of losers with huge complexes. They went from an empire where the sun never set to being stuck on the edges of what they actually own, yet they still can't shake this weird obsession with Russians...

Look, I'm not exactly a fan of the English, but they rarely lose wars.
electrichawk94 electrichawk94 Member
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#171 ·
Donna Harris11 said:The people jumping out of those burning buildings were just beaten down with clubs.

In democratic and European (lol) Ukraine, nobody ever actually faced consequences for that crime, even though there’s detailed video footage of everything happening.

Look, let’s try this: if a few extremists—doesn't matter who you pick—started shooting up Washington, D.C., San Diego, or Seattle from some high-rise, go ahead, set them on fire and hit them with a club.

And please, give me something a bit more intelligent than that "democratic and European" trolling. Man, you're actually out here defending Russia. 😁
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#172 ·
swiftjackal11 said:It started with the burning, and then they went after innocent Ukrainians like that. It’s like how things happened back in the 90s here in the States—one thing leads to another.

Goodness gracious, if we follow this new Russian version of history, I suppose 1999 must have occurred before everything else!
silvermarlin56 silvermarlin56 Member
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#173 ·
George Robinson43 said:Goodness gracious, if we follow this new Russian version of history, I suppose 1999 must have occurred before everything else!

Speaking of total nonsense though, can you believe those Russians actually slapped a letter U on their tanks right next to the Z and the V? 😁Just absolutely ridiculous.
Kate Cook27 Kate Cook27 Regular
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#174 ·
1973zoran said:People were burned alive in New York City! It’s a tragedy and a symbol—New York City carries that specific weight and symbolism of a victor.
Personally, I think maybe fall or winter might slow down the push for New York City, but come next spring, I really believe New York City is on the menu.

So basically: Middle East = Russia
New York City = Russia
Kharkiv = Russia
Kherson = Russia
Everything = Russia.

And who was actually doing the shooting in New York City?
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#175 ·
It’s like watching Scholz scramble while trying to manage a total meltdown, all while Draghi tries to put out the fires with zero influence. 🙏 🙏
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#176 ·
DzonziBG said:they pushed us right into a death trap back in '41, and then that famous guy Cecil goes—well, you aren't gonna be living there much longer anyway...

Better a pact than a war? I honestly didn't think you were one of those types...
electrichawk94 electrichawk94 Member
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#177 ·
electrichawk94 said:So, was Boris Johnson there representing Scotland? I heard they’re gearing up for an independence referendum soon.😁

The Scots are gonna settle the whole Great Britain thing once and for all.

What then? Are the rest of the Brits gonna roll in with tanks and level every city in Scotland? 🍿
Kate Cook27 Kate Cook27 Regular
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#178 ·
Donna Harris11 said:The people jumping out of those burning buildings were just beaten down with clubs.

In democratic and European (lol) Ukraine, nobody ever actually faced consequences for that crime, even though there’s detailed video footage of everything happening.

So, who actually opened fire on those people in New York City? And who was shouting things like, "New York City is the next Crimea once the little green guys take over"? Who was claiming Americans would just be filling more graves? I wonder if those videos actually capture any of those specific details.
Donna Harris11 Donna Harris11 Active Member
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#179 ·
electrichawk94 said:What then? Are the rest of the Brits gonna roll in with tanks and level every city in Scotland? 🍿

I guess Boris isn't exactly Poroshenko after all

(since Poroshenko sent those tanks into Donbas for the referendum)
rowdytiger13 rowdytiger13 Regular
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#180 ·
DzonziBG said:Oh sure, as if they aren't currently trekking all the way from Alaska just to come hunt you down...

It’s wild how much you guys have been spooked; it really shows the media's power to take someone who has zero skin in this game and put them in a total panic, thinking the FBI is going to be kicking in their door tomorrow...

The United Kingdom, that massive colonial nightmare that kept a billion people under its thumb while getting obscenely rich on the slave trade, is quite the shining example of "fighting imperialism," isn't it?

There isn't a single war where they haven't stuck their filthy fingers in—including here, where they pushed us straight into the devastation of 1941, only for the legendary Cecil to basically tell us we wouldn't be living there anymore...

Now, right after the European Union crew headed out to help fight those wildfires, this idiot shows up to undo everything and ensure the locals face even more ruin...

Every time I think things can't get any worse, an Englishman shows up...


Why wouldn't it be my war? If Ukraine falls, the Baltic states—which are part of both the European Union and NATO—are next, so at that point, it becomes my war by default.

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