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their landmax snd airmax is wuite big as well..
The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Think of it like Brexit😀 there will be some immediate shortages, inconveniences and price rises and then until it is over, each year, things will be a little bit sh1tter than they otherwise would have beenMattFalle said:
what's supporting it?rick_chasey said:Interestingly Russian economy after the initial shock is fairing remarkably well.
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👍👍surrey_commuter said:
Think of it like Brexit😀 there will be some immediate shortages, inconveniences and price rises and then until it is over, each year, things will be a little bit sh1tter than they otherwise would have beenMattFalle said:
what's supporting it?rick_chasey said:Interestingly Russian economy after the initial shock is fairing remarkably well.
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Sadly their airmax is the best of the best. And I'm not talking about repressed Top Gun lads with shaved chests high fiving in the showers. The USAF really know their sh1t. We used to be as good as them but we sold all our stuff.MattFalle said:their landmax snd airmax is wuite big as well.
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We sold the Harriers for scrap.0
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Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:0 -
I think that’s the only message they will understand at this point.Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
The similarities between this and the Chernobyl Disaster are mind melting
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Parts of (?) Russia just haven't moved on from Soviet times...We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Why?blazing_saddles said:Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.0 -
I dunno.rick_chasey said:
Why?blazing_saddles said:Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
I guess I think of them as being modelled on a western, capitalist society and as such would fall into step.
However, I suppose any western, capitalist economy would also be tempted by a dirt cheap deal.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Could do with some sanctions on India, could maybe cut down the volume of spam calls claiming to be HMRC, Carphonewarehouse, etc etc. But hey, 'dishy' chancellor...1
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but they're not really though.blazing_saddles said:
I dunno.rick_chasey said:
Why?blazing_saddles said:Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
I guess I think of them as being modelled on a western, capitalist society and as such would fall into step.
However, I suppose any western, capitalist economy would also be tempted by a dirt cheap deal..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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yup. wifey and father in law wouldn't like it and we can't be having that now can we...orraloon said:Could do with some sanctions on India, could maybe cut down the volume of spam calls claiming to be HMRC, Carphonewarehouse, etc etc. But hey, 'dishy' chancellor...
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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No.MattFalle said:
but they're not really though.blazing_saddles said:
I dunno.rick_chasey said:
Why?blazing_saddles said:Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
I guess I think of them as being modelled on a western, capitalist society and as such would fall into step.
However, I suppose any western, capitalist economy would also be tempted by a dirt cheap deal.
That’s kind of what I mean.
It’s my perception rather than anything tangible.
I think it has something to do with cricket.
I see that Lithuania has cut off all gas supplies from Russia.
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MattFalle said:
but they're not really though.blazing_saddles said:
I dunno.rick_chasey said:
Why?blazing_saddles said:Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
I guess I think of them as being modelled on a western, capitalist society and as such would fall into step.
However, I suppose any western, capitalist economy would also be tempted by a dirt cheap deal.
Is this one of the counties that post-Brexit Britain wants to do massive trade deals with? Or is there another India?1 -
Post Brexit Britin wants to do massive trade deals with everyone but its seems that unfortunately not everyone wants to do massive trade deals with post Brexit Britain..
The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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LOL - there are a lot more countries not doing sanctions than are. I think it is Western Europe, USA and CanadaPross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:0 -
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modi is at least as loathsome as putin, he's spent years stoking hatred and division, india used to be fairly tolerant, he's successfully reversed that, look at the beatings and killings of minorities, especially muslim, since he came to powerblazing_saddles said:
I think that’s the only message they will understand at this point.Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.
india gets most of its arms from russia and assumes russia will support with it in the, generally low-intensity, but interminable, conflict with pakistan and china
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We also sold the crews out as well. On the Joint Harrier Force - all the RAF pilots got re-streamed onto Typhoon conversion courses and the like, while the FAA pilots all got made redundant.thegreatdivide said:We sold the Harriers for scrap.
It's not necessarily about the number of countries though. Those three above account for a significant portion of Russia's import/export trade. China notwithstanding....surrey_commuter said:
LOL - there are a lot more countries not doing sanctions than are. I think it is Western Europe, USA and CanadaPross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
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Really? Putin is just Modi's kinda guy. And India has been close to Russia since Soviet times.blazing_saddles said:
I think that’s the only message they will understand at this point.Pross said:
Maybe time to expand sanctions to countries that aren't following sanctions.MattFalle said:
india is buying a shed load at mste's rates - they can't see a problem with whats going on.rjsterry said:
Could it possibly be that they are still selling plenty of oil and gas?rick_chasey said:
I find it hard to believe that India are so out of step on this.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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The reports of Russian army behaviour sound remarkably similar to the behaviour documented at the back end of the second world war.
Leaders not really caring about soldier's behaviour when it came to looting, rape and being relaxed about murder.
There seems to be this idea that this is just the cost of war, and there will be no payback as the authoritarian police will follow up behind and tell them all to stop whining about it.
I also read something about the really brutal hazing they do to new (conscripted) recruits that apparently leads to much worse behaviour.0 -
.rick_chasey said:
The reports of Russian army behaviour sound remarkably similar to the behaviour documented at the back end of the second world war.
Leaders not really caring about soldier's behaviour when it came to looting, rape and being relaxed about murder.
There seems to be this idea that this is just the cost of war, and there will be no payback as the authoritarian police will follow up behind and tell them all to stop whining about it.
I also read something about the really brutal hazing they do to new (conscripted) recruits that apparently leads to much worse behaviour.
I was thinking about that, with reference to my remark about Vercors in July 1944. The Nazis were particularly vindictive there, including killing people in a field hospital, yet they were all gone within a month. Punishment for having been part of the résistance.0 -
Yes some horrific stories coming out. Branding (with swastikas), gang rape, systematic murder of fighting-age men...
I guess what I'm driving at with my ill-developed thoughts is that there has never been a reckoning about the military's behaviour since the 1940s.0 -
"a reckoning about the military's behaviour"rick_chasey said:Yes some horrific stories coming out. Branding (with swastikas), gang rape, systematic murder of fighting-age men...
I guess what I'm driving at with my ill-developed thoughts is that there has never been a reckoning about the military's behaviour since the 1940s.
care to expand?.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Well basically because the Nazis were quite so awful when they invaded there was a sort of *shrug* when the Russian soldiers enacted revenge - at least, that's how i read it.MattFalle said:
"a reckoning about the military's behaviour"rick_chasey said:Yes some horrific stories coming out. Branding (with swastikas), gang rape, systematic murder of fighting-age men...
I guess what I'm driving at with my ill-developed thoughts is that there has never been a reckoning about the military's behaviour since the 1940s.
care to expand?
And since then they haven't really had any public outcry nor was anyone in the army, from top to bottom, held account for their actions - if anything, it was tacitly encouraged.
Since they are the glorified army, there doesn't seem to have been a moment since then where someone in authority stands up and says "this is not the right behaviour", nor does there seem to have been much if any cultural reform in the army to stop this kind of behaviour.0 -
Presumably you are specifically talking about the Russian army here Rick? Your previous post certainly didn't make that clear, and this post doesn't really clarify it much either.
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Yes. There's only one lot systematically killing civilians.Dorset_Boy said:Presumably you are specifically talking about the Russian army here Rick? Your previous post certainly didn't make that clear, and this post doesn't really clarify it much either.
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