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over a year ago
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my prediction is Cold War, take 2. Putin isn't going to back down easily, the rest of Europe and the Americas won't allow this to continuefor reasons of security and national iinterest. but the match is too even, particularly with China in the balance, to go hot. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No one is going to war don't worry - It's all muscle flexing." well I hope they sort this out .. I have been looking at this over the last week and looks very mixed up country .
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No one is going to war don't worry - It's all muscle flexing.
Where does Nato draw the line? Poland???"
He's already crossed the line but war is not in anyones best interest. I haven't kept up to date with it all to be honest. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still!! Could be the start of WW3 "
I don't think this is a joking matter.
We learn nothing from history. It only takes one idiot to take out, for example, a member of the Ukrainian government and this could all escalate very quickly. This part of the world is notoriously volatile and rather than laughing it off we should all hope that sense prevails.
What it does show is that Western Europe needs a sustainable energy policy so it is not reliant on Russia for its needs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still!! Could be the start of WW3
I don't think this is a joking matter.
We learn nothing from history. It only takes one idiot to take out, for example, a member of the Ukrainian government and this could all escalate very quickly. This part of the world is notoriously volatile and rather than laughing it off we should all hope that sense prevails.
What it does show is that Western Europe needs a sustainable energy policy so it is not reliant on Russia for its needs."
Wahey!!!! I'm in!! ![](/icons/s/razz.gif) |
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I seriously doubt US policy has changed since i last came across this but the USA are committed by treaty to use nuclear weapons to protect Taiwan if China attacks. Nuclear! Might as well worry about China's sabre rattling as well while we are at it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still!! Could be the start of WW3
I don't think this is a joking matter.
We learn nothing from history. It only takes one idiot to take out, for example, a member of the Ukrainian government and this could all escalate very quickly. This part of the world is notoriously volatile and rather than laughing it off we should all hope that sense prevails.
What it does show is that Western Europe needs a sustainable energy policy so it is not reliant on Russia for its needs.
Wahey!!!! I'm in!! "
Looks like we have our first conscript, hope you enjoy it ![](/icons/s/rolleyes.gif) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still!! Could be the start of WW3
I don't think this is a joking matter.
We learn nothing from history. It only takes one idiot to take out, for example, a member of the Ukrainian government and this could all escalate very quickly. This part of the world is notoriously volatile and rather than laughing it off we should all hope that sense prevails.
What it does show is that Western Europe needs a sustainable energy policy so it is not reliant on Russia for its needs.
Wahey!!!! I'm in!!
Looks like we have our first conscript, hope you enjoy it "
Wouldn't bother me, been doing it last 14 years. ![](/icons/s/wink.gif) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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nothings gonna happen.
years ago we wouldnt have heard about this til it had all blown over, now we get to hear if someone in another country sneezes and farts at the same time.
the russian foreign secretary has stayed they are dedicated to all illegally armed groups being disarmed and government buildings being handed over, in exchange for russian communities in eastern ukraine getting certain rights.
how is it any difference to protests here?
guns.
thats the only difference.
russia have a duty to protect its own citizens living in eastern ukraine.
the governments inability to maintain links with east and west seems to be more at fault than anything else |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"Russian/China alliance. Can you imagine??? "
that aint happening... trust me...
the chinese are seeing what happens to russian sanctions against crimea, they have there own little spat going on about the huge oil fields in siberia, and there are lots of "ethnic chinese and chinese speakers" in eastern russia which now gives china an excuse to annex if it wants.....
the most interesting thing in the document is that all groups are suppose to disarm and disband.... which means the pro-russian groups have to leave all the buildings and give back anything they have gained....
and russia are going to be the ones held accountable if they dont.....
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