[OFFICIAL] Ukraine Thread

[minestrone]

Sadly lots of Polish lost their lives beacuse Polish Govt did not surrender, perhaps that would have saved millions in WW2.

Nice line of reasoning, not.



When this is over there will be no Russia as it is known now.

I am very glad that PoS like you, owl and a bunch of others here are in small minority in this country as finally most people seems to have realised what a monster Putin is and also Russia as a country that in vast majority still supports this war.

P.S. Pathetic pieces of tulip like you would have surrendered to Hitler.

I don't want to be on a forum with this, ******* deplorable.

I'm out, ban me permanently.

[NotAllThere]

I don't want to be on a forum with this, ******* deplorable.

I'm out, ban me permanently.

Just resist the urge to log on.

[NotAllThere]

I don't know what a sockie mean. ... I thought bigdatapro was right. Any way, I will F.O.

Funny. BigDataPro get's a ban, and suddenly itjobs pops up after a hiatus of over 6 years. Interesting last post (before the current ones). https://forums.contractoruk.com/busi...ml#post2323715

I wonder if BigDataPro and itjobs are related?

[OwlHoot]

I don't want to be on a forum with this, ******* deplorable.

I'm out, ban me permanently.

It's not clear whether Minny is complaining about AtW, or "owl and a bunch of others"

[Paddy]

Russian lawmakers have expanded the country's controversial online voting system to be used in all national elections ahead of President Vladimir Putin’s anticipated re-election in 2024 and banned figures like jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny from the presidency.

Putin, 69, who launched an unprovoked invasion of Ukraine more than two weeks ago, has said he has not yet decided whether to run for re-election in 2024.

Russians were allowed to vote online in a nationwide vote for Putin's constitutional amendments in 2020, formally granting him the right to stay in power until 2036 and become Russia’s longest-serving leader since Peter the Great.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/...sidency-a76874

[Eirikur]

Typical left-wing debating technique: If you disagree with me then you're probably a Nazi, and certainly a troll!

I'm centre right, but probably anything not extreme right is left wing in your opinion.

[SueEllen]

I'm centre right, but probably anything not extreme right is left wing in your opinion.

You wet!

Anything to the left of him is left wing.

[SueEllen]

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/...sidency-a76874

If you vote again him do you disappear?

[SueEllen]

BigDataPro has been banned for a week, because I think he/she is simply trolling. OwlHoot, I think, is just not very bright.

When people (Russians and Ukrainians) are being killed, and there's 2 million refugees, getting your jollies from trolling a forum really isn't on.

Wonder when forum mods will have to refer users to Prevent -

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/lond...n-b987424.html

London’s ability to provide safe sanctuary for refugees could be put at risk by right-wing extremism, an independent counter-terrorism review has warned.
Security expert Lord Toby Harris says hotels used to house them may be attacked.

He adds refugees in some poorer boroughs were seen to be “jumping the queue” for services often in short supply, leading to anti-immigration “anger and division”.

Last July, mayor Sadiq Khan commissioned the review against a backdrop of Islamist, online and right-wing radicalisation plus state-sponsored terror.

Lord Harris reports more people were referred to Prevent, the government’s flagship anti-terror programme, in 2021 for far-right views than Islamist ones for the first time - 1,229 compared to 1,064.

[minestrone]

It's not clear whether Minny is complaining about AtW, or "owl and a bunch of others"

I'm not very good at chess, I know a few high ranking players and I've been told how to survive 5 moves maybe with a good player, but after than I'm screwed.

I always ask good chess players why they are not geniuses in other domains, the English cricket team used to have loads of oxbridge types.

But chess players like to push things, not reveal. I can see why it is a Russian thing.