War with Russia
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Dorset Boy
Senior Member
interesting comment on Sky News from a Russian expert = Russia rarely changes leaders, but when they do, it happens very quickly.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
Yeabut, that's sprinkled with hope, personal or otherwise.
briantrumpet
Timewaster
I reckon your upcoming visit means either:
1) You're a spy (it's OK, we wont tell anyone)
2) You've interviewed for Joshua Rosenberg's job, and he's on the way out.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
Ah, I know what I did. I looked at the date which was the same date they struck St Petersburg and come to the wrong conclusion, so wot Blakey said
As a follow up, yes that was footage from only 5 ships that were hit.
Ships mask their names and... switch their radar off.
Oops!
- 6 tankers hit near the Kerch bridge with reports of food shortages and looting of fuel in Crimea @briantrumpet.
- Land corridor to Crimea has been cut off for the last two weeks. The new highway to hell is the Tavarita
- Buying fuel in Crimea by cash or card is illegal. You have to obtain a coupon.
briantrumpet
Timewaster
This is the type of thing that gives 'progressive Democrats' a bad name... oh, the purity of not wishing to harm ordinary Russians! Despite Omar being the only Democrat to vote against the Act, enough Republicans supported it that it passed anyway.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
I don't understand the post. Is this correct - Omar did not vote for the support act because of the economic sanctions despite being an apparent supporter of Ukraine?
briantrumpet
Timewaster
Yup. Because she doesn't want to punish 'ordinary Russians' for the actions of their government. I'm guessing she doesn't like to think about how hardship of a population can lead them to overthrow a tyrannical leader. So I'm assuming she's not come across the French or Russian Revolutions in her history lessons.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
The last few paragraph's of Zelensky's open letter to Putin.
If you do not personally come to the conclusion that it is time to end this war, Ukraine will continue fighting for its existence. We will have those who support us.
But you, too, will have to fight much harder for your own existence — not Russia’s, but your own. And this is not a threat from me or from Ukraine. It is a fact of Russian history that you know well: when Russia grows tired, change comes.
We can work toward that fatigue.
You can stop your war.
Eternal memory to all those whose lives were taken by this war.
It's a long letter where no impact is lost in the simplicity of the language used.
Read it here:
A letter to the president of the Russian nation from the President of Ukraine
https://www.president.gov.ua/en/new...ntu-rosijskoyi-federaciyi-vid-preziden-104769
If you do not personally come to the conclusion that it is time to end this war, Ukraine will continue fighting for its existence. We will have those who support us.
But you, too, will have to fight much harder for your own existence — not Russia’s, but your own. And this is not a threat from me or from Ukraine. It is a fact of Russian history that you know well: when Russia grows tired, change comes.
We can work toward that fatigue.
You can stop your war.
Eternal memory to all those whose lives were taken by this war.
It's a long letter where no impact is lost in the simplicity of the language used.
Read it here:
A letter to the president of the Russian nation from the President of Ukraine
https://www.president.gov.ua/en/new...ntu-rosijskoyi-federaciyi-vid-preziden-104769
UglyWithaSidePart
Regular
Some great content on Preston Stewart's Youtube channel, I know he's biased (aren't we all somewhat?) but things are not looking good for Crimea. I get the impression the only reason the bridge is still there is to allow the evacuation of civvies.
UglyWithaSidePart
Regular
There is something very poetic about the way people who speak English as a second language write/speak.
Pinno718
Legendary Member
No impact is lost in simplicity.
