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1 hour ago, BleedClaretAndBlue said:

Porkchop says it was us

Pork chop flew all the way over to the other side of Russia today to meet Putin at the Vostochny Spaceport and this is what they came up with? It really is kindergarten level bullshit

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16 minutes ago, Zatman said:

DW saying 75 percent of Russians are still backing the war

Was an unverified intercepted recording of a Russian soldier speaking to his wife / girlfriend  going around earlier today … she is heard telling him I don’t mind you raping some Ukrainian woman just so long as you wear protection and don’t tell me 

It would seem the brainwashing is indeed high 

but to stress the source is unverified , and the translation from Russian as well for that matter 

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8 minutes ago, bickster said:

For those that don't know, this is who Putin was thought to be going to install as President of Ukraine when they took Kyev

He’ll pull his miniature right hand out of those cuffs and escape again if they’re not careful.  

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Just like to highlight how utterly pathetic the level of French support to Ukraine has been. Keep in mind BP and Shell wrote off billions in value of their businesses to leave Russia post-invasion, but  French Total is still there now. Macron, so desperate for EU strategic autonomy, has killed it stone dead. Eastern Europe will put its faith in NATO - undoubtedly good news for the UK.

 

 

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27 minutes ago, Awol said:

Just like to highlight how utterly pathetic the level of French support to Ukraine has been.

I wonder what the reaction to Macron wanting to go to Kyiv for a Photo Op would be? Given that...

Which kind of puts into perspective Macron's recent comment about not going for an "embassy visit." No Macron, they wouldn't let you in.

Steinmeier later confirmed the above.

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This one may have also slipped by people

That story is bigger than it appears but tied in with that is this story...

A purge of the FSB who have been effectively Putin's private army / police force since he gained power. The head of department was the man Putin humiliated on Live TV just before the start of the war because, he had misgivings about the Special Operation

So on the one hand he's had a trusted oligarch who was very publically hawkish about invading Ukraine arrested and on the other he's had the bloke that tried to tell him invading was a shit idea arrested too

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2 hours ago, bickster said:

I wonder what the reaction to Macron wanting to go to Kyiv for a Photo Op would be? Given that...

Which kind of puts into perspective Macron's recent comment about not going for an "embassy visit." No Macron, they wouldn't let you in.

Steinmeier later confirmed the above.

Can’t blame the Ukrainians, in either case. 

This seems to be one of those times when taking a moral stand as the UK (admittedly on this issue alone, I’m not suggesting it’s a moral government 😂) will actually benefit us geopolitically. There were serious questions post-Brexit about the UK commitment to European security, and those have been answered positively in spades. 

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16 minutes ago, KentVillan said:

 

Not sure if anyone already shared this, but thought quite interesting - don't know anything about Malbrunot's reliability, but Le Figaro is respected.

Delta left at the same time as everyone else. Only tea drinkers remained. Former US General Wesley Clark blabbed about it on CNN a few weeks ago as an example of why the US should do more, but I think the French have said this out of spite. 

Allies, eh? 

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4 minutes ago, Awol said:

Delta left at the same time as everyone else. Only tea drinkers remained. Former US General Wesley Clark blabbed about it on CNN a few weeks ago as an example of why the US should do more, but I think the French have said this out of spite. 

Allies, eh? 

We've been at war with the French for 1,000 years. Don't let the last 120 years fool you. They've been too quiet for too long. 

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4 minutes ago, sidcow said:

We've been at war with the French for 1,000 years. Don't let the last 120 years fool you. They've been too quiet for too long. 

It’s still a dick move. The Lancaster House Agreement (2010) has become a farce, Macron is a poison dwarf. 

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7 minutes ago, avfc1982am said:

 

More French horses**t. The Ukrainian Foreign Legion is largely manned by Brits and Americans, the vast majority of whom are former servicemen. The stuff about mobile phones is standard and for the safety of everyone, these French cretins are (quelle surprise) trying to push an anti-‘Anglo’ agenda. 

The simple fact is the French (and Germans) are disgracefully ambiguous about Putin’s war, this propaganda is designed to distract from their collective scummery as governments.

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Its just more Russian propaganda (as you can see by looking at the rest of that youtube channel which is full of Putins lies).

Even with the bias however the French reporter admitted he was there seeing foreign volunteers being trained by US volunteers, thats hardly a story. There is zero evidence any serving US military forces are engaged in Ukraine. In fact Biden has said we are not. Given Biden has been proven to be 100% truthful so far vs Putins  lies I believe Biden.

These are private individuals who can go and fight for freedom as they choose. Good for them. I am proud lots of American as well as British heroes are volunteering to fight the Russian invaders.

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3 hours ago, bickster said:

This one may have also slipped by people

That story is bigger than it appears but tied in with that is this story...

A purge of the FSB who have been effectively Putin's private army / police force since he gained power. The head of department was the man Putin humiliated on Live TV just before the start of the war because, he had misgivings about the Special Operation

So on the one hand he's had a trusted oligarch who was very publically hawkish about invading Ukraine arrested and on the other he's had the bloke that tried to tell him invading was a shit idea arrested too

Good news if true that Vlad Surkov maybe arrested.

These henchmen who openly admire Stalin should have read more about him.  Like all dictators Stalin made sure the hangmen get the bullet when the dictator feels its time for someone to get the blame. Putin is following the same playbook.

Go ask Yagoda or Yezhov.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolai_Yezhov

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genrikh_Yagoda

 

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