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[davids]

I think most people hoped it might help Ukraine in some way.

Having someone crazier than Putin at the helm,that would have ended well for Ukrainian civilians,as those in Mariupol and Bakhmut could testify.

 

[davids]

If anything the madness on Saturday from Prigozhin just showed how weak the remaining war effort from Putin is going to be. Prigozhin was obviously disillusioned with the effort and wanted to take it in his direction. Does the agreement with Putin and the sending of Prigozhin to Belarus mean that was his plan all along? or this was influenced by Prigozhin himself?

I fear the opposite,Putin might very well go bigger to try to prove he isn't as weak as the western media are suggesting he is.

 

[davids]

唔好

But then I don’t go on Chinese current affairs/football websites acting all Billy Big Bollocks.

It's handy that there's an ignore option, trying to pick holes in a none English speaking members grammar and spelling is a bit of a cheap shot

 

[Lobster Johnson]

This guy has been making excellent, non-sensational, in-depth data based looks at the war since the first week. If you have an hour to spare, this is a great look at the counter offensive

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Russia is ‘cracking’ after Wagner rebellion, EU’s top diplomat says

‘The monster that Putin created with Wagner is biting him now,’ Josep Borrell adds.

www.politico.eu

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

With Moscow Distracted, Xi Jinping Could Turn China’s Gaze To Russia

China may threaten Taiwan, but it's a tough nut to crack. A bigger and easier prize for China's Communist Party could well be the unpopulated and unprotected lands of Russia’s far east, which it has historical claims to and a history of conflict with Russia going back hundreds of years.

www.forbes.com

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

It's handy that there's an ignore option, trying to pick holes in a none English speaking members grammar and spelling is a bit of a cheap shot

Almost as cheap a shot as implying someone is unemployed/poor. But not quite.

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

It's handy that there's an ignore option, trying to pick holes in a none English speaking members grammar and spelling is a bit of a cheap shot

Also: member’s.

 

[trueblue84]

I fear the opposite,Putin might very well go bigger to try to prove he isn't as weak as the western media are suggesting he is.

I don't see it. The cracks are there and his opponents will start to exploit them. It is going to be a tough road ahead for Putin.

 

[davids]

Also: member’s.

English being my second language, no wonder you jumped on that... although it took you more than a minute to spot it. Don't hold out for a proofreader job.

 

[davids]

I don't see it. The cracks are there and his opponents will start to exploit them. It is going to be a tough road ahead for Putin.

And sadly for the innocent Ukrainian women and children too.

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

English being my second language, no wonder you jumped on that... although it took you more than a minute to spot it. Don't hold out for a proofreader job.

What’s your first language out of interest?

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

What’s your first language out of interest?

Bullshit

 

[Prevenger17]

What’s your first language out of interest?

Bellendish

 

[Walken]

It's handy that there's an ignore option, trying to pick holes in a none English speaking members grammar and spelling is a bit of a cheap shot

Don't worry, his disturbing views still read quite clearly regardless.