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Russia Fires Warning Shots at British Warship in Black Sea
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBritish Warship should have expected that and should have returned fire (and shoot down aircraft that was dropping bombs in its path), plus mass arrests of oligarch's money in London and all British dependencies where they hide their money.
Now that would have been appropriate, proportional response.
It is parked in UK/EU assets so not that easy to liquidate.
The general population is priced out of many area and probably your local kebabshop is owned by one of those corporations but... for national security reasons and the select few, it is a good thing.
At least you don't drive an '06 honda accord that will be valued at £200 shortly after the ULEZ zone is extended in October and it will cost me £15 per day if it goes on the street.(or £30 if driven across congestion charge zone) For your ML 63 AMG it takes £15 in fuel to get it out of your drive.
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Originally posted by GigiBronz View PostFor your ML 63 AMG it takes £15 in fuel to get it out of your drive.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBritish Warship should have expected that and should have returned fire (and shoot down aircraft that was dropping bombs in its path), plus mass arrests of oligarch's money in London and all British dependencies where they hide their money.
Now that would have been appropriate, proportional response.
That British warship is a sitting duck in the black sea. The russians have hypersonic anti ship missiles, Mach 3+
Many of us remember the Argentinians were able to take out UK warships using french exocets, those couldnt even reach Mach 1.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
I get around 17-18 mpg in town, around 30 on motorway.
annual oil change+ minor service is probably £500
vehicle depreciation + insurance
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I would presume total around £2500pcm
No sir, definitely not, I don't think *placeholder for any indian consultancy* employees net that in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by GigiBronz View Posthow much is a set of tires for 22'' rims? do you do separate sets for winter and summer?.
Don’t use winter tyresComment
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
I am about to find out current pricing…
Don’t use winter tyres
Especially if you use summer tyres during winter/ rainy season.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBritish Warship should have expected that and should have returned fire (and shoot down aircraft that was dropping bombs in its path), plus mass arrests of oligarch's money in London and all British dependencies where they hide their money.
Now that would have been appropriate, proportional response.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-57583363
Would not have happened under ThatcherComment
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
Would not have happened under Thatcher"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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