Are we about to go to war against Russia?

[Zigenare]

Your thoughts?
Personally, I think yes we are. We're reigning in our spending, the PM has twice been away from the house today on "urgent business"...

[jamesbrown]

I think the urgent business was crying in the toilet.

Still, you may be right.

[cojak]

I think the urgent business was crying in the toilet.

Still, you may be right.

The ‘urgent meeting’ was with the shop steward of Tory MPs, Sir Graham Brady.

Who knows of what they spoke…

[NickFitz]

Judging by the way the PM kept blinking and looking around in a daze during her brief sojourns in the house, I reckon they've got her doped up to the eyeballs on tranquillisers to keep her from saying anything and thereby fecking the nation up even more badly than she already has

[TheDude]

Your thoughts?
Personally, I think yes we are. We're reigning in our spending, the PM has twice been away from the house today on "urgent business"...

It really wouldn't surprise me if factions in the US advocate taking Russia out whilst they are at their weakest.

[d000hg]

THere is not a single chance anyone is going to declare war on Russia unless a)they are attacked first b)Russia starts nuking people.

It's entirely possible very real conversations about b) are ongoing but given the bungle Liz has made of a simple mini-budget, can you imagine her at the helm of war-time Britain?

Unless of course her glazed bumbling is because she knows this is coming.

[David71]

More importantly, what would be the effect on the contracting market?

[quackhandle]

More importantly, what would be the effect on the contracting market?

Contract work on the front line?

They'd blanket it all inside and still expect you to bring your own rifle and grenades.

qh

[Unix]

More importantly, what would be the effect on the contracting market?

After the fall out think of all the new systems need building

[quackhandle]

CUK Christmas meetup will be a hoot.



qh