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[davids]

Yes, you did - to the grain deal. They brokered something that no one knows what it was but it was definitely good and then big baddies NATO pulled out.

Trump (C).

Try again. 2/10

 

[DualityNSNO]

I think being honest looking at your posts most of this is beyond you.

Haha sure buddy, you got that from my 10 posts here today. I've posted extensively here, from first hand experience as well, from seeing the things happen, but I forgot that people like you (and @Kev The Rat ) definitely know and see mUcH ClEaRER BeCaUsE ThEy Do ThE ReSeArCh.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Some interesting information in the media of late on that very subject. But then you won't have noticed it. Twitter links of the war taking up most of your time as they do.

That's great, thanks mate. ?

Do you think Ireland should accept their lands being occupied, please?

 

[Tree13]

You truly are the biggest dope on the forum.

He's not even the biggest dope in this thread.

 

[DualityNSNO]

TRT World - Cavusoglu: Ukraine-Russia ceasefire will happen through Türkiye's efforts

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says "Türkiye is a source of hope for peace" between Ukraine and Russia, and the international community knows that a ceasefire will happen "via Türkiye's efforts."

www.trtworld.com

"However, the countries in "favour of a war" must also be "convinced for peace" because "everyone is paying the price of this war," he added".

Try again. 2/10

Nothing in this about a ceasefire anyone's pulled out, no one's pulled anything other than you pulling information straight out of your intestines.

-50/10.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

80kgs of peppers in the freezer too mate, the advantage of huge seasonal price differences.

Do you have a barn!

And are you planning for lots of guests?

 

[davids]

The three biggest problems with this theory:

i) how do you mug the driver into transporting it unawares (when PIRA used to do this they kidnapped the drivers family and told them they'd be killed if they didn't do it)?
ii) how do you sneak enough explosives aboard the truck to drop a bridge without being likely to be detected by the driver or the security that might inspect it?
iii) how do you remotely detonate it at the appropriate time? To get the train as well as the right part of the bridge you'd need to see it, which means being close by or having a real-time overview of the scene (which means a drone or helicopter)

As I said earlier I have my doubts this was a truck bomb anyway, at least of the kind seen in previous truck bombings in the middle east.

The US could provide real-time sat footage. They have been providing the Ukrainians intel for some time now.

 

[bluestevon]

The three biggest problems with this theory:

i) how do you mug the driver into transporting it unawares (when PIRA used to do this they kidnapped the drivers family and told them they'd be killed if they didn't do it)?
ii) how do you sneak enough explosives aboard the truck to drop a bridge without being likely to be detected by the driver or the security that might inspect it?
iii) how do you remotely detonate it at the appropriate time? To get the train as well as the right part of the bridge you'd need to see it, which means being close by or having a real-time overview of the scene (which means a drone or helicopter)

As I said earlier I have my doubts this was a truck bomb anyway, at least of the kind seen in previous truck bombings in the middle east.

The truck was stopped and briefly inspected - was transporting film cases - no xray done - likely due to it destroying film if so.

Driver wasn't Ukrainian or Crimean but was from Rostov. In terms of how you get him, I guess you hire him to deliver and he regards it as a normal delivery job mate.

Not sure on the distance you'd be able to remote view from in that area but I'd be interested in seeing what other vehicles where behind when it blew

 

[bluestevon]

Do you have a barn!

And are you planning for lots of guests?

Like a lot of people we have a garage - which most use as storage areas, they have cold cellars in them too.

By product of the communist era when people where given flats and often storage areas who worked for factories etc.
the Dacha was also given as plots if land by a man-made lake in a similar way and was more often than not built by the people themselves

 

[davids]

Nothing in this about a ceasefire anyone's pulled out, no one's pulled anything other than you pulling information straight out of your intestines.

-50/10.

The call comes after Kiev and Moscow were reported to have made significant progress on an initial 15-point peace plan, including a ceasefire and Russia's withdrawal, "if Kyiv declares neutrality and accepts restrictions on its armed forces," according to the UK's Financial Times.

Ukraine calls for Turkey to be guarantor in Russia ceasefire deal

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba yesterday called on Turkey to be a “guarantor” in any future deal with Russia, along with the United Nations Security Council’s five permanent members…

www.middleeastmonitor.com

 

[davids]

He's not even the biggest dope in this thread.

There are several runners in that race.?

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Like a lot of people we have a garage - which most use as storage areas, they have cold cellars in them too.

By product of the communist era when people where given flats and often storage areas who worked for factories etc.
the Dacha was also given as plots if land by a man-made lake in a similar way and was more often than not built by the people themselves

How long will 800kgs of spuds last you?

 

[LinekersLegs]

The three biggest problems with this theory:

i) how do you mug the driver into transporting it unawares (when PIRA used to do this they kidnapped the drivers family and told them they'd be killed if they didn't do it)?
ii) how do you sneak enough explosives aboard the truck to drop a bridge without being likely to be detected by the driver or the security that might inspect it?
iii) how do you remotely detonate it at the appropriate time? To get the train as well as the right part of the bridge you'd need to see it, which means being close by or having a real-time overview of the scene (which means a drone or helicopter)

As I said earlier I have my doubts this was a truck bomb anyway, at least of the kind seen in previous truck bombings in the middle east.

Given all the new conscripts who don’t seem to have any training if this was a truck carrying ammunitions would a simple thing like bad packing/storage be a possible explanation?

 

[bluestevon]

Do you have a barn!

And are you planning for lots of guests?

No mate, but when the price is 15p per kilogramme now and rises up to 80/90 it's a huge saving. Peppers 40p instead of 250/300p in three months time.

Keep trying to be funny though you may succeed one day ?

 

[Lobster Johnson]

No mate, but when the price is 15p per kilogramme now and rises up to 80/90 it's a huge saving. Peppers 40p instead of 250/300p in three months time.

Keep trying to be funny though you may succeed one day ?

Do you ever get bored of spuds and fancy spaghetti?