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[tsubaki]

Yup. Look what happened in the NJ and VA Gov races. And his popularity has declined subsequently

This will really tank it - people will accept higher prices if there’s a clear reason for it, but standing by now (and probably ending up with higher prices anyway) is spineless.

 

[blulouie]

Oh Joe

Grow some balls Biden or step aside.

 

[Paris]

I’ve challenged Putin to a fight. I’ll keep you all updated on his response.

 

[Death]

Are all these countries being forced to join NATO? Is there maybe a reason they want to? Do you think they're more or less likely to want to join or remain in NATO today?

I'll leave this as message for everyone. As I was previously banned for months for the exchanging debate with multiple people and lets face it being a abnoxious about it.

And I feel another situation as such evolving but this is a serious serious issue. So I would never turn it into obnoxious banter. I do feel strongly against all tyrannical imperialistic capitalism. If other countries bow to it that is a sad state of affairs to me.

But a few people are engaging with me here and I'd be otherwise happy to engage as I feel strongly about it. But I love the forum and its best I leave my views on this subject for other platforms.

I dont wanna pish off dan or mods.

And even though I disagree with some blues here. I'd rather not fight with them either.

 

[daza_1973]

Grow some balls Biden or step aside.

And his replacement would certainly be lacking in the balls department.

 

[PhilM]

Grow some balls Biden or step aside.

I’m not a big fan of the whole ‘Biden’s inaction caused this’ argument, but if they’re more bothered about prices then he needs to be binned off.

There’s genuine concerns in Europe about supply while the US sit on their own stockpiles.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Reports of a nuclear waste facility being destroyed in fighting at Chernobyl.

This can’t be good.

They break that containment unit then they can pay for it, only be about 3 billion dollars worth in today's money. Plus I don't think the old sarcophagus is totally in place anymore so they'll need to kill a load more men whilst fixing it.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I’m not a big fan of the whole ‘Biden’s inaction caused this’ argument, but if they’re more bothered about prices then he needs to be binned off.

There’s genuine concerns in Europe about supply while the US sit on their own stockpiles.

Biden's inaction caused this is a complete load of horse crap.

Not targeting Russia's chief export for sanctions is incredibly weak. Both are true.

 

[BlueTX]

All that was sealed though when they couldn't pass anything because of Manchin and the other one whose name I can't remember. Given a chance to actually govern the Dems might of kept people on their side. Now it is instead back to the cycle of GOP screws everything up, Dems are elected, Dems try to clean up the mess but are handicapped by GOP obstruction so it doesn't get fixed immediately and people go right back to voting GOP again. We're such a dumb country and deserve our coming autocracy.

FIFY.

 

[Death]

But this isn't changing any of that mate. He's just starting a war.

Yes and I hope for the best outcome. One that doesn't involve USA and cohorts ceasing it as an opportunity of expansion of thier own. Ideally workers of the world should unite to oust both parties. But thats a tangent that'll have me here causing more attention on me.

To which I am becoming conscious of. Considering my recent vacation.

 

[daza_1973]

They break that containment unit then they can pay for it, only be about 3 billion dollars worth in today's money. Plus I don't think the old sarcophagus is totally in place anymore so they'll need to kill a load more men whilst fixing it.

Joking apart that Chernobyl drama really stuck in Putin's craw exposing the flaws in the then tumbling soviet union.
Is this Putin's reponse USSR Mk2 with added capitalism?

 

[tsubaki]

All that was sealed though when they couldn't pass anything because of Manchin and the other one whose name I can't remember. Given a chance to actually govern the Dems might of kept people on their side. Now it is instead back to the cycle of GOP screws everything up, Dems are elected, Dems try to clean up the mess but are handicapped by GOP obstruction so it doesn't get fixed immediately and people go right back to voting GOP again. We're such a dumb country and deserve our coming autocracy.

There is (at least publicly) bipartisan support for this though, there’s no excuse whatsoever to weasel out now - indeed it would even possibly split the GOP between the pro-Putin side and the ones who aren’t traitors.

 

[TheBigIguana]

There is (at least publicly) bipartisan support for this though, there’s no excuse whatsoever to weasel out now - indeed it would even possibly split the GOP between the pro-Putin side and the ones who aren’t traitors.

I get that. They'll still lose the midterms. The cycle wasn't broken in time.

 

[blulouie]

I’m not a big fan of the whole ‘Biden’s inaction caused this’ argument, but if they’re more bothered about prices then he needs to be binned off.

There’s genuine concerns in Europe about supply while the US sit on their own stockpiles.

As much as a luntic as he was & is Trump kept China , North Korea & Russia on their toes.

Biden is just ignored as an irrelevence.

 

[BlueTX]

Hope this is confirmed.