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  • briantrumpet
    briantrumpet Posts: 20,263
    edited March 2022
    MattFalle said:

    pinno said:

    ^ cross fingers.
    There are signs that Ukraine is resisting way beyond what was initially imagined.

    this, totally. utterly surreal and utterly, utterly brilliant.

    There's some spirit there...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHpX6_B8ArE
  • Stevo_666
    Stevo_666 Posts: 61,307
    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    Err, no. Just not taking the word of the Kremlin seriously.

    Try not to project so much.

    There you go again. I bet fraudsters would love to have your contact details.
    "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    edited March 2022
    rjsterry said:

    FWIW, it's genuinely interesting to hear 'expert' views on all subjects but if we never commented outside our field this place would be very quiet. Other 'general public' opinions are interesting as well even when not fully informed on every detail.

    agree completely, but sometimes subjects are so emotive when you are directly involved in them you can't help but kick back.

    Please excuse me if I choose the wrong words here or come across wrong.


    The back story behind Marine A is long and extremely, extremely sad - really graphic: far too much for here. War at its worst. Fuckinghorrible. What he and his multiple went through was awful by any standards.

    Even us still serving do not, in any shape, form, reasoning condone what Blackman did, but we understand it. He did it, he was rightly and justly convicted. He should never have done it. But we know why he did.

    We don't need random people judging us. We don't need the suburban trendies wringing their hands. The courts and our peers judge us pretty hard. We're also pretty hard on ourselves. Its why we stick together.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • Stevo_666
    Stevo_666 Posts: 61,307
    edited March 2022

    I can't tell if Stevo is being thick, trolling or hideously in denial and just loves to deflect.

    Not sure if you meant to post that Shirley. Another one falls into the patronising centreftiebollox habit. Hey ho :)
    "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
  • thegreatdivide
    thegreatdivide Posts: 5,807
    Interesting piece from the UF front lines. They’re well trained, organised, they have support and most of all they have high moral.

    I wasn’t aware that the Russians with the white arm bands are army irregulars e.g from ethnic minorities. The red arm band Russians are the regular troops.

    Defiant Ukrainian troops tell Russians: 'Go home while you're still alive' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60860548
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644

    MattFalle said:

    pinno said:

    ^ cross fingers.
    There are signs that Ukraine is resisting way beyond what was initially imagined.

    this, totally. utterly surreal and utterly, utterly brilliant.

    There's some spirit there...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHpX6_B8ArE
    that makes me smile.

    shopkeeper dude is mega.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,495
    MattFalle said:

    rjsterry said:

    FWIW, it's genuinely interesting to hear 'expert' views on all subjects but if we never commented outside our field this place would be very quiet. Other 'general public' opinions are interesting as well even when not fully informed on every detail.

    agree completely, but sometimes subjects are so emotive when you are directly involved in them you can't help but kick back.

    Please excuse me if I choose the wrong words here or come across wrong.


    The back story behind Marine A is long and extremely, extremely sad - really graphic: far too much for here. War at its worst. Fuckinghorrible. What he and his multiple went through was awful by any standards.

    Even us still serving do not, in any shape, form, reasoning condone what Blackman did, but we understand it. He did it, he was rightly and justly convicted. He should never have done it. But we know why he did.

    We don't need random people judging us. We don't need the suburban trendies wringing their hands. The courts and our peers judge us pretty hard. We're also pretty hard on ourselves. Its why we stick together.
    Fair enough. I don't know enough about the case to comment much except to say that I don't think you need to have served to have some empathy with the situation even if that's not a full appreciation.
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  • john80
    john80 Posts: 2,965

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    rjsterry said:

    MattFalle said:

    rjsterry said:

    FWIW, it's genuinely interesting to hear 'expert' views on all subjects but if we never commented outside our field this place would be very quiet. Other 'general public' opinions are interesting as well even when not fully informed on every detail.

    agree completely, but sometimes subjects are so emotive when you are directly involved in them you can't help but kick back.

    Please excuse me if I choose the wrong words here or come across wrong.


    The back story behind Marine A is long and extremely, extremely sad - really graphic: far too much for here. War at its worst. Fuckinghorrible. What he and his multiple went through was awful by any standards.

    Even us still serving do not, in any shape, form, reasoning condone what Blackman did, but we understand it. He did it, he was rightly and justly convicted. He should never have done it. But we know why he did.

    We don't need random people judging us. We don't need the suburban trendies wringing their hands. The courts and our peers judge us pretty hard. We're also pretty hard on ourselves. Its why we stick together.
    Fair enough. I don't know enough about the case to comment much except to say that I don't think you need to have served to have some empathy with the situation even if that's not a full appreciation.
    grazie - appreciated.

    45 were getting smashed at the time. frickin' awful. when the story of it all came out everyone was kinda taken aback.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • skyblueamateur
    skyblueamateur Posts: 1,498
    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    because he is a rich lying adulterous cheating racist who, for some reason, working class racists look up to and aspire to be.

    he's taken the pissout of a whole tranche of English society who have deep throated him and Rees Mogg and, for some reason, still believe he's working for them whilst every day messing up their lives and laughing, openly, in their faces.

    you honestly couldn't make thisshit up.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,495
    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Almost every mainstream national paper covered it.
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  • skyblueamateur
    skyblueamateur Posts: 1,498
    rjsterry said:

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Almost every mainstream national paper covered it.
    Fake news I’m sure. Laughable.
  • imposter2.0
    imposter2.0 Posts: 12,028
    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Sources? As others have said - it is public domain knowledge, covered extensively in the media at the time.
  • shirley_basso
    shirley_basso Posts: 6,195
    Stevo_666 said:

    I can't tell if Stevo is being thick, trolling or hideously in denial and just loves to deflect.

    Stevo_666 said:

    Reference my point above.

    It plays well into their hands that they can get the UK press to say how awful the UK's sanctions are, when it turns out all the oligarchs put their assets into blind trusts / sold them / moved them prior to the sanctions being enforced.

    Nice smoke and mirrors to defend the Tories (who are financed to the tune of c.£2m by russian oligarchs and have Lord in the HoL)

    Nice one. Got any real evidence for this? Pretty sure oligarchs who are smart an ruthless enough to amass fortunes in the way they did coukd see which way the wind was blowing and take evasive action. Although seems quite a few didn't, just doing by the value of frozen assets recently reported.

    More leftiebollox tin foil hat stuff IMO.
    There is lots of evidence to support it all of the above - russian donors, russians paying to spend time with tory politicians, boris going to an oligarcs party without his secturiy detail and sleeping in his clothes, tories not applying immediate sanctions to oligarchs. The right wing media are quick to publish kremlin news and the left to ignore it. Given most of russia is educated by russian controlled media, the russian news channel has had its ofcom licence revoked for being branded as propoganda.

    Frankly i'm embarassed for you for exercising so little critical thinking (seems a recurring theme) and at myself for wasting my time typing the above.
    As far as I can see you believe what you want to believe and interpret the facts to suit your views. Then claim that people who take a different view based on the facts are not exercising critical thinking. That's a lack of critical thinking in itself, but you appear to be unable to spot that.

    What say above is at best circumstantial, especially in the light if current sanctions and aid to Ukraine.

    So show me some hard evidence to back up your claims.
    Honestly are you not embarrassed by playground arguements like "prove it with hard evidence?"

    Who are you trying to defend and why?

    I'm not an investigative journalist or a PI and no I won't get you hard evidence. Stop being so pathetic.

    What I have said in my earlier posts, to most people, is not really circumstantial but a record of fact (all the above has happened, the reasons of which may be open to interpretation depending on your political allegiance).

    Forgot to mention the relative of an oligarch appointed a lord against MI6 wishes.

    I'm not a leftie, either. But nice try to pigeonhole me to back up your non existent arguements.

    Try again with an actual discussion point other than 'prove it with hard evidence Mr leftiebollox' because your arguement is descending into blinkered flagshagging.
  • shirley_basso
    shirley_basso Posts: 6,195
    MattFalle said:

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    because he is a rich lying adulterous cheating racist who, for some reason, working class racists look up to and aspire to be.

    he's taken the pissout of a whole tranche of English society who have deep throated him and Rees Mogg and, for some reason, still believe he's working for them whilst every day messing up their lives and laughing, openly, in their faces.

    you honestly couldn't make thisshit up.
    "Prove it with hard evidence"

    🤮
  • shirley_basso
    shirley_basso Posts: 6,195

    "Touched a nerve."

    Why else would you be replying?
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644

    "Touched a nerve."

    Why else would you be replying?
    #postcount?
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • DeVlaeminck
    DeVlaeminck Posts: 9,094
    To be fair when people are risking their lives it's understandable that they are sensitive to criticism from those who aren't. At the same time
    MattFalle said:

    rjsterry said:

    FWIW, it's genuinely interesting to hear 'expert' views on all subjects but if we never commented outside our field this place would be very quiet. Other 'general public' opinions are interesting as well even when not fully informed on every detail.

    agree completely, but sometimes subjects are so emotive when you are directly involved in them you can't help but kick back.

    Please excuse me if I choose the wrong words here or come across wrong.


    The back story behind Marine A is long and extremely, extremely sad - really graphic: far too much for here. War at its worst. Fuckinghorrible. What he and his multiple went through was awful by any standards.

    Even us still serving do not, in any shape, form, reasoning condone what Blackman did, but we understand it. He did it, he was rightly and justly convicted. He should never have done it. But we know why he did.

    We don't need random people judging us. We don't need the suburban trendies wringing their hands. The courts and our peers judge us pretty hard. We're also pretty hard on ourselves. Its why we stick together.

    To be fair I think the majority of the civilian population wouldn't disagree with any of that MF - certainly my feelings were that the guy is another victim of war.

    As you say you can understand - even without really knowing how that feels to be in a war situation - and knowing he's there at "our" bidding you can't help but feel uneasy.

    What I can't understand are the likes of Putin. You've got money, power, a much younger ex Olympian girlfriend - yet that's not enough for him he wants Ukraine and is willing to pay in tens of thousands of lives.
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  • shirley_basso
    shirley_basso Posts: 6,195
    MattFalle said:

    "Touched a nerve."

    Why else would you be replying?
    #postcount?
    He's no RC. Thats taking things too far.
  • rick_chasey
    rick_chasey Posts: 75,661
    Ukrainian counter attack in the south 🤞🏻🤞🏻Good luck to em
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644

    To be fair when people are risking their lives it's understandable that they are sensitive to criticism from those who aren't. At the same time

    MattFalle said:

    rjsterry said:

    FWIW, it's genuinely interesting to hear 'expert' views on all subjects but if we never commented outside our field this place would be very quiet. Other 'general public' opinions are interesting as well even when not fully informed on every detail.

    agree completely, but sometimes subjects are so emotive when you are directly involved in them you can't help but kick back.

    Please excuse me if I choose the wrong words here or come across wrong.


    The back story behind Marine A is long and extremely, extremely sad - really graphic: far too much for here. War at its worst. Fuckinghorrible. What he and his multiple went through was awful by any standards.

    Even us still serving do not, in any shape, form, reasoning condone what Blackman did, but we understand it. He did it, he was rightly and justly convicted. He should never have done it. But we know why he did.

    We don't need random people judging us. We don't need the suburban trendies wringing their hands. The courts and our peers judge us pretty hard. We're also pretty hard on ourselves. Its why we stick together.

    To be fair I think the majority of the civilian population wouldn't disagree with any of that MF - certainly my feelings were that the guy is another victim of war.

    As you say you can understand - even without really knowing how that feels to be in a war situation - and knowing he's there at "our" bidding you can't help but feel uneasy.

    What I can't understand are the likes of Putin. You've got money, power, a much younger ex Olympian girlfriend - yet that's not enough for him he wants Ukraine and is willing to pay in tens of thousands of lives.
    that's because Putin's a belter. pure and simple. utter moujie of the first order.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • shirley_basso
    shirley_basso Posts: 6,195
    Not enough put@in?
  • john80
    john80 Posts: 2,965

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    Asking someone for proof of a claim is not support. It's why we have libel and defamation laws.
  • john80
    john80 Posts: 2,965

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    It was good of Rory Stewart to protect the person that invited him to a obligarchs party by not naming him/her. What an utterly poor article. Look I am not saying that Boris is not a douch bag but this really does not prove anything. The OP claim was indicating he went to a party and was sleeping with prostitute's. If this is true given that Boris has been doing some real harm to Russian interests over the last month we would not have the honey trap video on the internet.
  • rick_chasey
    rick_chasey Posts: 75,661
    Why do you think Johnson has a relationship with Lebedev, and why did he personally intervene to ensure he became a Lord despite protestations from people responsible UK security?
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    It was good of Rory Stewart to protect the person that invited him to a obligarchs party by not naming him/her. What an utterly poor article. Look I am not saying that Boris is not a douch bag but this really does not prove anything. The OP claim was indicating he went to a party and was sleeping with prostitute's. If this is true given that Boris has been doing some real harm to Russian interests over the last month we would not have the honey trap video on the internet.
    douche. with an "e". as in "de pffeffel is a racist, lying, adultering, cheating douche bag", not de pffeffel is a racist, lying cheating, adulterous douch bag."

    the "e" on "de pffeffel is a lying, racist, cheating, adulterous douche bag" makes all the difference.
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    john80 said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    rjsterry said:

    Stevo_666 said:

    mrb123 said:



    Spot the odd one out...

    The one named by the Kremlin as the most active anti-Russian leader?
    https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/24/ukraine-war-latest-russia-news-putin-peace-nato-zelensky/
    Oh, well if that's what the Kremlin says...
    Another one who swallows the theories about about Boris being a Kremlin undercover agent. Bit gullible?
    There's more evidence to suggest that he is - and not so much evidence to suggest he isn't. Personally, I think it highly likely that the Russians have kompromat on him.
    To be compromised would he not need to be embarrassed by his behaviour. Cue the honey trap operation that failed when the guy asked for copies of the photos so he could brag about the standard of female he had bedded.
    No, not really. The guy is shameless, we already know that. If he cared about stuff like that, he might try a bit harder to look less like a sack of sh11t all the time. While he might not care about his own behaviour, I'm sure the Tory 'moral majority' would have something to say.

    I'm sure the Lebedev family didn't invite spaffer to their Italian mansion for the weekend "with girls" because they liked his company.
    You got any sources for you lebedev claims above. Particularly the claims that he was at a party with what you are presumably calling prostitute's.
    Just a quick Google brings up quite a few - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-invited-lebedevs-villa-girls-26485306

    I really don’t understand the unequivocal support of Johnson when he is obviously utterly woeful.

    Now Rory Stewart I could vote for.
    It was good of Rory Stewart to protect the person that invited him to a obligarchs party by not naming him/her. What an utterly poor article. Look I am not saying that Boris is not a douch bag but this really does not prove anything. The OP claim was indicating he went to a party and was sleeping with prostitute's. If this is true given that Boris has been doing some real harm to Russian interests over the last month we would not have the honey trap video on the internet.
    and there no apostrophe in "prostitutes" it's a plural, not a possessive.

    as in "the racist, lying, cheating adulterous douche bag de pffeffel slept with prostitutes"

    otherwise it would be "the racist, lying, cheating adulterous douche bag de pffeffel slept with prostitute's work colleagues"
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.