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I'd be much more interested to know what these two talked about a couple of years ago.
Putin definitely likes a photo with Idiots doesn’t he
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Dick Swiveller
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Go on then. We know you are proud of it and are hinting. Show us yours
pb21
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Tory meltdown incoming...
Certainly explains why Trump was so anti NATO for a while. Lucky he is useless and couldn’t damage it.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...trump-nato-south-korea-book-b1883457.html?amp
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Certainly explains why Trump was so anti NATO for a while. Lucky he is useless and couldn’t damage it.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...trump-nato-south-korea-book-b1883457.html?amp
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pb21
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Let’s not forget the time Trump blackmailed Zelenskyy either, by withholding $400 million of military aid unless Ukraine was able to provide him with juicy stuff on Biden; he was impeached for this.
TBH seems like lots of murky stuff with Trump, Ukraine and Russia...
Raleigh Chopper
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If you can't forgive yourself do something about it.
You certainly won't be missed round here and I doubt in your own household too.
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clapham_gull
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Could these 3 scamps fit in there somewhere?
There is an awful lot that isn't in the public domain about how our security services under Blair foiled a number of attempted attacks on UK soil on "enemies" of Putin.
The Governments position at the time was to keep him close and engaged, because the only thing that Putin "respects" is strength.
He focuses on (and is obsessed with) with weaknesses in foreign Governments which is why we are in the position we are in now.
For all their massive foreign policy mistakes they had a much better handle on Putin that anyone since..
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What are you suggesting?
You really should tone it down a bit please and think before you press ‘submit reply.’ NSC is not the place for this sort of nasty stuff.
Randy McNob
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Up until the 1990s, the Tories repeatedly alleged that the Labour Party was funded by the Russians, and that a Labour government would thus be subservient to Moscow.
How things have changed!
How things have changed!
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I remember those days, when the leading Conservatives actually believed that Conservatism was best for the country rather than Self serving Opportunism
I remember those days, when the leading Conservatives actually believed that Conservatism was best for the country rather than Self serving Opportunism
I almost look back nostalgically to the era when there were some decent (genuinely One Nation) Tories, who had a conscience and a bit of compassion for the less well-off, and accepted that the rich, privileged and powerful had a sense of public service and duty-of-care towards ordinary British people; people like Ian Gilmour, Francis Pym, Chris Patten, Douglas Hurd, James Prior, etc.
Thatcher denounced them as 'wets', and in today's Right-wing (English Nationalist) Conservative Party, they'd be called 'Marxists' or 'Commies'
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Randy McNob
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Tory meltdown incoming...
It will be described as ‘whataboutism’ by some on here but if true, then that is truly terrifying and makes you wonder what else that rat was responsible for!
I might add that it would explain the silence of a man who over the last few years seemingly has plenty to say!!
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It will be described as ‘whataboutism’ by some on here but if true, then that is truly terrifying and makes you wonder what else that rat was responsible for!
I might add that it would explain the silence of a man who over the last few years seemingly has plenty to say!!
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BadFish
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Very interesting, hindsight is a wonderful thing.
I can't help but wonder how things would be different if he had achieved his goal of integrating Putin into the Western-ruled international system.
I have to agree though it would be nice if governments were more choosy when trying to make alliances with regimes committing war crimes.