Current Affairs Ukraine

[Bedfordblue]

 

[Rita_Poon]

In retrospect it seems the break up of the soviet bloc was considered enough victory. Who knew the scraps left at the time would be enough to sustain and re-establish such an omnivorous serpent.

 

[davids]

Britain should have negotiated with Hitler during the Battle of Britain & had a nice chat with him. There wouldn’t have been a German invasion etc & we could have cracked on as normal.

Am I doing it right?

Maybe rather that post rubbish look at what real historians think of how beneficial it was for the RAF while Chamberlain to played for time?

 

[davids]

Young dead Russians spud, Russians.

Don't gibber,put an acceptable number to you on the Ukrainians who you think would need to lay down their lives to eject Russia from the Donbass and Crimean. I'll start you off,150 thousand?

 

[davids]

I've served my country.

My post stands you utter coward.

Yeh sure Call of Duty was it?

 

[davids]

Britain should have negotiated with Hitler during the Battle of Britain & had a nice chat with him. There wouldn’t have been a German invasion etc & we could have cracked on as normal.

Am I doing it right?

The 1938 Munich Agreement was central to the “guilty men” charge sheet against Chamberlain. That is understandable. But apart from the cold reality that there was little public appetite for conflict at the time of Munich, Chamberlain understood that Britain’s aerial defences were still too weak for war. Just before he left Heston airport on 29 September, he received a letter from Sir Charles Bruce-Gardener, the chairman of the Society of British Aircraft Constructors, who privately warned that “if war was declared, the equipment available for the RAF, both in types and numbers, was far below that of the German air force”.

Munich undoubtedly bought Britain time for the RAF to modernise dramatically over the next two years. In autumn 1938 Fighter Command had just 25 squadrons, mostly made up of obsolete biplanes. By the eve of the Battle of Britain, there were 58, most of them Spitfires and Hurricanes. Denis Webb, a manager at the Supermarine company that built the Spitfire, wrote, “Chamberlain’s despised scrap of paper gave us a good return”.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Don't gibber,put an acceptable number to you on the Ukrainians who you think would need to lay down their lives to eject Russia from the Donbass and Crimean. I'll start you off,150 thousand?

Russians, spud, Russians.

 

[davek]

Whta a Mickey Mouse whitewash that Zelensky series was. I regret to say I wasted 3 hours watching that tat on iplayer.

Thanks BBC.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Thanks BBC.

you send 'close em down', and now you're here.

what scruples do you have?

 

[davek]

you send 'close em down', and now you're here.

what scruples do you have?

I was confirming that they need to be shut down.

 

[Rita_Poon]

I was confirming that they need to be shut down.

You watched it, why?

 

[davek]

You watched it, why?

I watched it on iplayer so it doesn't show up on their audience figures and encourage them.

<clever>

 

[Rita_Poon]

I watched it on iplayer so it doesn't show up on their audience figures and encourage them.

<clever>

what a non participant you cleverly turned out to be.

 

[davek]

what a non participant you cleverly turned out to be.

Thanks.

 

[Ming the Merciful]

Yeh sure Call of Duty was it?

This type of post warms my heart as it further exposes your pathetic character to people on here.

I'm ex forces as are many on here. Ever thought of joining up yourself?

As I asked before and you slithered away from answering, as an Irish person what would have been your thoughts during the Irish Famine and British occupation?

Would you cower to the King and denigrate any Irish resistance? I'll commend your cowardly consistency if so.