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Well, come on, let's do Ukraine

Started by STEMO, 22 February 2022, 19:48:23

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STEMO

Surely Vladolf will pull the troops out of Ukraine after this

Nestle pulls KitKat and Nesquik out of Russia https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60850209
Diesel till I die

Nick W

Quote from: STEMO on 23 March 2022, 19:08:00
Surely Vladolf will pull the troops out of Ukraine after this

Nestle pulls KitKat and Nesquik out of Russia https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60850209


Pull out?


Maybe.


But they'll definitely have a break :)

STEMO

Quote from: Nick W on 23 March 2022, 19:16:12
Quote from: STEMO on 23 March 2022, 19:08:00
Surely Vladolf will pull the troops out of Ukraine after this

Nestle pulls KitKat and Nesquik out of Russia https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60850209


Pull out?


Maybe.


But they'll definitely have a break :)
Groan  ;D ;D
Diesel till I die

Sir Tigger KC

Tell you what, these Russians do come across as effing stupid people, and I don't just mean the ordinary grunts, but their commanders. Especially their commanders.  ::)

Two things caught my eye today.

Russian troops have pulled out of the Chernobyl exclusion zone after a 'significant' number of troops have come down with radiation sickness after digging trenches in the forests around the nuclear plant. Apparently 7 busloads of seriously ill soldiers have been taken to Belarus for treatment.  I doubt the ordinary grunts even knew where they were or the consequences, but their commanders?  ???

At about 6am today in Belarus there was a motorway pile up in poor wet conditions when a Russian military convoy stopped on the motorway, and parked up with no lights on or anything warning people of their parked trucks. A civilian Belarussian truck driver died when his truck was the first to hit the convoy with several vehicles piling in after.  ::)
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

STEMO

Quote from: Sir Tigger QC on 01 April 2022, 21:25:07
Tell you what, these Russians do come across as effing stupid people, and I don't just mean the ordinary grunts, but their commanders. Especially their commanders.  ::)

Two things caught my eye today.

Russian troops have pulled out of the Chernobyl exclusion zone after a 'significant' number of troops have come down with radiation sickness after digging trenches in the forests around the nuclear plant. Apparently 7 busloads of seriously ill soldiers have been taken to Belarus for treatment.  I doubt the ordinary grunts even knew where they were or the consequences, but their commanders?  ???

At about 6am today in Belarus there was a motorway pile up in poor wet conditions when a Russian military convoy stopped on the motorway, and parked up with no lights on or anything warning people of their parked trucks. A civilian Belarussian truck driver died when his truck was the first to hit the convoy with several vehicles piling in after.  ::)
It's all the vodka  ;D
Diesel till I die

ronnyd

You've only got to look at the driving stuff on You Tube to see that Russkies must be the shitiest drivers in the world. ;D

BazaJT

Russian commanders have never needed to be clever,they only need to know how to throw ever more troops into the fight and not care about the losses.

Lizzie Zoom

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Quote from: BazaJT on 02 April 2022, 18:02:08
Russian commanders have never needed to be clever,they only need to know how to throw ever more troops into the fight and not care about the losses.

Oh, yes, so very true Baza.

They are still living in the World of the last war (Russian losses in the battle for Berlin 70,000 April/May 1945) and indeed that of WW1 when even the British treated their infantry as 'expendable', to the tune of 20,000 on a single day (1st July 1916 at the First Battle of the Somme)  :'( :'( :'(

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Interesting facts.
1. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states have given 1 billion euros in assistance to Ukraine.
2. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states  have given Russia 35 billion euros in payment for gas oil and coal.  ::)
Its weird being the same age as old people !

STEMO

Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 07 April 2022, 14:57:34
Interesting facts.
1. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states have given 1 billion euros in assistance to Ukraine.
2. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states  have given Russia 35 billion euros in payment for gas oil and coal.  ::)
They have no choice.
Diesel till I die

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Maybe maybe not, but they could give an equal amount to Ukraine.
Or grow a backbone and deliver the weapons they promised but havent delivered.
Spineless shower of shite.
Its weird being the same age as old people !

STEMO

Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 07 April 2022, 16:24:48
Maybe maybe not, but they could give an equal amount to Ukraine.
Or grow a backbone and deliver the weapons they promised but havent delivered.
Spineless shower of shite.
You know how these things work. In a few months the EU and US will be fighting over the contracts to rebuild, and Ukraine will be in debt for the next 50 years.
Diesel till I die

dave the builder

from what I've seen ,they will need a sh!t load of plate glass  :o

Varche

Quote from: STEMO on 07 April 2022, 15:06:31
Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 07 April 2022, 14:57:34
Interesting facts.
1. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states have given 1 billion euros in assistance to Ukraine.
2. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states  have given Russia 35 billion euros in payment for gas oil and coal.  ::)
They have no choice.

Not true. The Ukranians have little choice. Germany and Austria could grow spines and suffer recession, a bit of cold and a bit of inconvenience. They have had enough years of riding on NATO's back by not spending their 2% agreed commitment. They have done very nicely spending the saving on other things.

Time to ratchet up the sanctions including on any country not applying sanctions ie supporting Putins regime but we had better get used to shortages of basic items.
The biggest joke on mankind is that computers have started asking humans to prove that they aren't a robot.

STEMO

Quote from: Varche on 07 April 2022, 18:26:20
Quote from: STEMO on 07 April 2022, 15:06:31
Quote from: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 07 April 2022, 14:57:34
Interesting facts.
1. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states have given 1 billion euros in assistance to Ukraine.
2. Since Russia invaded Ukraine EU member states  have given Russia 35 billion euros in payment for gas oil and coal.  ::)
They have no choice.

Not true. The Ukranians have little choice. Germany and Austria could grow spines and suffer recession, a bit of cold and a bit of inconvenience. They have had enough years of riding on NATO's back by not spending their 2% agreed commitment. They have done very nicely spending the saving on other things.

Time to ratchet up the sanctions including on any country not applying sanctions ie supporting Putins regime but we had better get used to shortages of basic items.
Calm down, dear, it's only Ukraine.
Diesel till I die