No escaping the Russians

[minestrone]

Link?

Here you go

[Batcher]

Here you go

So, just the usual tulip from you then, making it up as you go along

[Jog On]

Well this is getting fun:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...-strikes-syria

Time to revive the WW3 imminent thread? Or will it just be Syria regime change attempt XMLVIII?

I don't think The Donald is up for WW3 - he may be a lot of things but I think he genuinely meant that he wanted a more peaceful world when he was campaigning for office.

So basically The Western war machine has been halted in Syria and there are some serious tantrums being thrown by those behind all of this horrible business.

[minestrone]

As I said earlier The US killed hundreds of Russians in one day the other week.

The Russians don't have enough of a military to do much of anything.

[xoggoth]

Must admit seems a but odd that Russia would murder someone, so many years after his betrayal, in a way that so obviously points to them.

Maybe Putin is really that egotistical that he feels he do whatever he likes and nobody, certainly not the UK, can really challenge him in any meaningful way. Or, could it be someone who wants Putin to be blamed?

People who believe in conspiracy theories can often be loonies but people who dismiss them all, who think that our leaders are above such things, are even loonier.

[AtW]

Never before that guy (and 3 more with him) did USSR/Russia swapped Soviet/Russian citizens - they were all doomed to rot in jail at best, it was the first time it happened so they were sentenced to death for this

Nerve agent is deliberately used for all those who would dare to consider to betray the KGB

[Jog On]

Rest of the world seems more interested in the Tillerson/Pompeo thing now.

I don't think WW3 will be kicked off by Little Britain.

[SueEllen]

Must admit seems a but odd that Russia would murder someone, so many years after his betrayal, in a way that so obviously points to them.

Maybe Putin is really that egotistical that he feels he do whatever he likes and nobody, certainly not the UK, can really challenge him in any meaningful way. Or, could it be someone who wants Putin to be blamed?

People who believe in conspiracy theories can often be loonies but people who dismiss them all, who think that our leaders are above such things, are even loonier.

Putin made threats when they were handed over.

Seriously if you want to threaten and scare other people you kill someone you regard as dispensable plus one of their close family members in a known way, while everyone else e.g. Glushkov can have "accidents" or "commit suicide".

[tarbera]

25 years ago

Putin made threats when they were handed over.

Seriously if you want to threaten and scare other people you kill someone you regard as dispensable plus one of their close family members in a known way, while everyone else e.g. Glushkov can have "accidents" or "commit suicide".

25 years ago I lived in a very tough area in Paisley "ferguslie park" across the road we had drug dealing scum of the earth - there idea of a square go would be 10 against 1 and would slash your face as soon as they would say hello. Police were useless most people would not "Grass" in fear of there lifes, local community was powerless.

after they put one of my friends in a coma for the crime of "Walking past them" - I came up with a simple solution

I typed up a "Community Reward letter" thanking them "naming them" for informing on Local Mr Big - "naming him" drug dealer and enclosing £50 in cash as the reward

I then sent the reward letter to to "Mr Big" - "by mistake" Whom I presume was not happy about these scum bags grassing him to the police

A coincidence perhaps but by 8pm the same day he would have gotten the letter the Scum bags across the road had moved out of ferguslie park for good

[xoggoth]

Probably most convincing article in the Guardian, raise nationalism before the election, show the lack of cohesion in the west, maybe get rich Russians kicked out of London.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...e-calling-card