No escaping the Russians

[Jog On]

Meanwhile in Syria a chemical weapons factory is discovered in just liberated rebel held Eastern Ghouta probably used to prepare for another false flag attack to prompt a response.

[jamesbrown]

I'd like to see the Venn diagram of conspiracy theorists and crypto-nerds.

[scooterscot]

That'll drive you round the bend. Stick to being Euclidean.

[AtW]

Well which WAS it? Did you refuse to serve as a result of your idealogical opposition to the regime, or did you backslide out on some wheezy technicality?

As I said before - medical reasons for me.

You seem to put a lot of weight on somebody serving in the military, regardless of what kind of country it is and what role military plays there.

[AtW]

Meanwhile in Syria a chemical weapons factory is discovered in just liberated rebel held Eastern Ghouta probably used to prepare for another false flag attack to prompt a response.

Usual sources - RT.com and ZH.

Even if it's not totally false reporting, which is a big if, the most likely scenario is Assad's forces planting it after they "liberated" territory in order to facilitate their own proven usage of chemical weapons (as well as other barbaric tools like barrel bombs).

Yet again you show yourself as a scum of the highest order - Pro-Putin, pro-Assad piece of tulip who should get the fook out of this country and enjoy all the benefits of living in Russia or Syria.

[shaunbhoy]

You seem to put a lot of weight on somebody serving in the military, regardless of what kind of country it is and what role military plays there.

Indeed. Serving your country and being prepared to defend your family, friends, and lifestyle to the death is a patriotic duty.

You don't seem to hold with such traditions.

As I said before, doesn't sound like the kind of attitude that we ought to be looking for in any new arrivals.

[AtW]

Indeed. Serving your country and being prepared to defend your family, friends, and lifestyle to the death is a patriotic duty.

Not if you happened to be born at the wrong time in a Nazi Reich that uses army for war crimes, like Putin did in Chechnya, Syria, Ukraine - there is moral imperative NOT to serve in such cases.

I doubt you chicken piece of tulip would actually want to risk your life anyway, you had it nice and safe in your "draft", probably peeling potatoes in the kitchen.

[shaunbhoy]

Not if you happened to be born at the wrong time in a Nazi Reich that uses army for war crimes, like Putin did in Chechnya, Syria, Ukraine - there is moral imperative NOT to serve in such cases.

Drama Queen Alert!

Good job the Russkies were not all as lily-livered when they WERE INVADED by a Nazi Reich.

Those brave souls must be spinning in their graves listening to your whining and bitching about moral imperatives in order to excuse the fact that you are a quivering shandypants!

I doubt you chicken piece of tulip would actually want to risk your life anyway, you had it nice and safe in your "draft", probably peeling potatoes in the kitchen.

There is only ONE chicken piece of tulip in this conversation and he ain't sitting in front of MY keyboard.

FYI, in this country we don't HAVE a draft. We volunteer to defend our country and do so selflessly and willingly.

I served between 1976 and 1989 when we in the West were winning the Cold War.
Much of that time was spent in West Germany awaiting any attacks by the Warsaw Pact.
Thankfully they saw sense, never attempted it, and the Soviet empire subsequently crumbled.
Probably just as well if their ranks were full of spineless turncoats like YOU.

[AtW]

There is only ONE chicken piece of tulip in this conversation and he ain't sitting in front of MY keyboard.

Yeah, you are seeing yourself in reflection of your monitor

FYI, in this country we don't HAVE a draft. We volunteer to defend our country and do so selflessly and willingly.

You had draft until 1960.

I served between 1976 and 1989 when we in the West were winning the Cold War.

Where did you serve, in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq or perhaps in a cushy West Germany where you had nice beer and sausages?

But thanks for letting me know anyway, at least now I've got explanation on why average IQ in the British Army went up in 1990.

[shaunbhoy]

Where did you serve, in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq or perhaps in a cushy West Germany where you had nice beer and sausages?

I served wherever I was required to serve.

And you?.....oh that's right.....I remember........