Swango1980
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Sao Tome and PrincipeI acknowledge that but it does illustrate how far Russia will go.
BTW As for Britain it might be easier to find what countries we didn't invade.
Britain Has Invaded All but 22 Countries (kottke.org)
Sao Tome and PrincipeI acknowledge that but it does illustrate how far Russia will go.
BTW As for Britain it might be easier to find what countries we didn't invade.
Britain Has Invaded All but 22 Countries (kottke.org)
I acknowledge that but it does illustrate how far Russia will go.
BTW As for Britain it might be easier to find what countries we didn't invade.
Britain Has Invaded All but 22 Countries (kottke.org)
He already has troops in Moldova, he then comes up against NATO countries, Bulgaria and Romania stopping him getting to Serbia where he tried it on during the Croatia/Serbian conflict.He'll have a crack at a Nato country. Just to finish it off
Also, strangely, reported in the Siberian Times.Yeah, and likely true as verified by a Nobel prize-winning paper Novoya Gazeta. It makes you wonder, do the Russian police have a heart? Surely they do not actually have the same mindset as Putin, or at least a lot of them. So, I wonder if many of them are thinking "why the hell am I locking up children, what has my life become!?"
Do you have a subscription? Deliveries might start becoming inconsistent.Also, strangely, reported in the Siberian Times.
Russian forces under the old USSR where never considered a major threat in a conventional war. While I was in,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline_of_the_British_Army_at_the_end_of_the_Cold_War shows how the strategic reviews carried out by successive governments have crippled the military.Nto sure if it is a worry or a relief, could work either way, but the view seems to be at the moment that the Russian ground forces and non nuclear forces in general do not appear to be the massive threat to Western Europe that they were assumed to be. Did I read that somthing like 60% of Russia's ground troops were on the borders for this invasion. OK the nuclear side remains very scary for someone like me who lived through cold war one and the concern is that this is where they will go if this ever escalates but the ground capabilities do not seem as frightening as I always thought.
And you know this how?I would not put your shirt on it - there's not much logic going on at the moment and plenty of his cronies are pushing him for a harder line.
Do you have a subscription? Deliveries might start becoming inconsistent.
Romans in 55BC; Norse in later centuries; French in 1066!How far back do you want to go in life ?- what is the relevance of what GB have done in the past centuries ?
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Some interesting abstentions with the normal against from todays vote in the UN
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I don't know anything about Eritrea, apart from where they are. However, I am now adding them to my naughty list.Interesting indeed, India and South Africa especially!
Plus Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.Interesting indeed, India and South Africa especially!
Pakistan have just signed a massive gas deal with Russia. African countries normally adopt a “where keeping out of this” on security issues at the UN.Plus Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
There must be something about the subcontinent countries that means they don't want to upset Putin. Just a guess, but maybe they get pretty much all of their oil and gas from Russia?
Plus Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
There must be something about the subcontinent countries that means they don't want to upset Putin. Just a guess, but maybe they get pretty much all of their oil and gas from Russia?
And Russia invading countries 70 years ago doesn’t illustrate how far they will go this time.
India seemed to get the vast majority of their oil from the Middle East. Russia were only 14th on their list of import countries.Think that slime ball Imran Khan just did a deal with Russia to buy grain and oil so I’m not surprised by them. The bengalis will just follow Pakistan, don’t know about Sri Lanka, will have to do a bit of digging.
India isn't that surprising they've bought the majority of their arms from Russia for years.Interesting indeed, India and South Africa especially!
Pakistan probably has too!India isn't that surprising they've bought the majority of their arms from Russia for years.