Good grief.
Quick tell us about some obscure Labour policy from 30 years ago that validates Putin's invasion
Which one exactly?well I’m referring to a labour policy in its last manifesto but hey ho
Which one exactly?
Jesus Christ this is turning into the EU in out shake it all about Brexit bollocks threads.
Plus nukesJesus Christ this is turning into the EU in out shake it all about Brexit bollocks threads.
It's not that he cares or not about sanctions. It's more that conditions for the people in Russia including those close to him become so bad Putins power slips.
There will be no WW3 as we won't directly fight in the Ukraine and Putin won't attack a NATO country as that triggers actual conventional war which he can't win.
Nuclear weapons are a nonsense as well as no one is going use them knowing they'll destroy their own country as well.
I don't think that really answers it, obviously nobody wants an all out war so it looks like the only option is to watch on and offer moral support in a fight that looks like ukraine can't win.
What I'm asking, what happens if putin threatens war on countries aiding ukraine or sanctioning Russia, do they call it a bluff that he won't start a war and carry on or do they back down under the threat of war?
Yes I did wonder that alsoActually the real problem is if missiles accidentally cross borders and cause casualties in neighbouring countries
I don't think that really answers it, obviously nobody wants an all out war so it looks like the only option is to watch on and offer moral support in a fight that looks like ukraine can't win.
What I'm asking, what happens if putin threatens war on countries aiding ukraine or sanctioning Russia, do they call it a bluff that he won't start a war and carry on or do they back down under the threat of war?
what?
Cowards and traitors every one of them
It answers it perfectly, Putin will not declare war on the west.
the sanctions are here to stay
Jesus Christ this is turning into the EU in out shake it all about Brexit bollocks threads.
You seems confident in that, I am by no means an expert so I'll take your word. Sounds like playing a game of poker with a mad man
Their position (which I disagree with) is certainly not as cowardly as “let them get on with it”.
So not an actual policy you have read or know of. Not like you to make something up with no actual evidence to back it up.The one I assume that Mr Starmer has now totally distanced himself from
This must be a very difficult time for you as in recent history people in Mr Johnson’s position at these times become very popular
Do you support Ms Sultana wanting to stop Russia in it’s actions?
Again - let’s see the actual statement on here and we can discuss it. Also add in to the mix that this was written before Russia’s invasion not today.Cowards and traitors every one of them
I’m just thinking back to the Falklands war when a frightened weak dictatorship invaded it in an attempt to look strong which was actually a sign of weakness and led to it’s downfall. Is it too much to hope that this will go the same way for Putin?
I don't see how Ukraine win, so it looks like Russia takes Ukraine and then we hope the sanctions and economic impact of that prevent Russia from doing it again.Basically you can take nuclear weapons off the off the table. Mutually assured destruction sees to that.
Putin isn't going to get involved in a conventional war that he can't win. He goes to war against the west then he has to fight a combined force a much bigger and more advanced force than he has while watch his ability to spunk money on war dwindle as his economy crashes.
I don't see how Ukraine win, so it looks like Russia takes Ukraine and then we hope the sanctions and economic impact of that prevent Russia from doing it again.
Again - let’s see the actual statement on here and we can discuss it. Also add in to the mix that this was written before Russia’s invasion not today.
It will become a long drawn out almost guerilla war, the people of the ukriane aren't going to stop
A sizeable protest in St Petersburg tonight, Putins home city. Maybe this isn’t going the way he planned in Russia.
Also some talk that Ukrainian soldiers have taken back the airport and done enough damage to the runway to stop planes landing on it. Big stumbling block for Putin if true.
well they want them to get on with it
Pretty much my thoughts. Suppressing free speech, protest (breaking Covid rules apparently), locking away opposition politicians etc USA sign of weakness not strength. Maybe just maybe these are the actions of a desperate man who is loosing his grip.It’s telling that despite his dictatorial grip on the press that some over there have been brave enough to call this out on day one.
Basically you can take nuclear weapons off the off the table. Mutually assured destruction sees to that.
You’re in good company then!
Bit of a nightmare all round for you, this one.
Putin has quite a bit more at his disposal than Argentina.I’m just thinking back to the Falklands war when a frightened weak dictatorship invaded it in an attempt to look strong which was actually a sign of weakness and led to it’s downfall. Is it too much to hope that this will go the same way for Putin?
Ignore the stinky Catweezle weirdo.
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