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  5. Posted

    The ‘thick, racist, drug addict’ bringing down the Panorama reporter .

    Seems to me he’s underestimated, isn’t going away, has a big nationwide support and will speak out about the topics others are frightened to touch, ie the grooming gangs and mass immigration and the Islamic takeover of British towns and cities.

    I like to hear what the likes of Tommy Robinson and George Galloway etc have to say, it’s not always comfortable but it’s good to hear ‘ both sides of the storey’.

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    On 23/06/2024 at 07:33, Herman said:

    Russia have had Ukraine as a puppet state, like Belorus, for decades, funding and supporting very dodgy corrupt leaders so the rotten status quo, cold war type scenario carried on. The people of Ukraine saw a better way of life was possible and finally told the Russians to f off and had a revolution to turf the slags out. The dictator Putin didn't like this so invaded to force his rubbish way of life onto the Ukrainians.

    In it's simplest terms Ukraine wanted to head west, Russia said no, you're staying east. Puppets and cowards like Farage are just repeating Putin's lies, similar to how Mosley and other scumbags across the world repeated Hitler's lies.

    Never as simple as that……

    My opinion of Russia/Putin is a mixture of anger and somewhat understanding.

    Ukraine is a split nation, roughly ‘speaking ‘, there is the western area to the west of the Dnipro river who begin to speak Ukrainian and to the east who overwhelmingly speak Russian and have much Russian blood. I don’t speak about Crimea as that is more confused and complicated.

    Of the so called elections I witnessed, it was always roughly 50/50 split, those who identified with Russia and those who wanted to be away from Russia and join the EU. The elections have always been completely corrupt and manipulated by Russia for the Party of Regions or Yulia’s/Yuchenko’s lot backed and controlled/ financed by secret western forces, some of which I would call good friends. They were mainly US agents of the Democratic Party.

    The war physically kicked off on Maiden, you probably would have seen the demonstrations on your TV. I remember the first petrol bomb thrown, rebuffing Sky TV on the seriousness of the situation in a more than straight way only to be offered a reporting position in ‘ The’ Ukraine, which just goes to show how lightweight and uninformed the MSM is who educate the masses. …..The planning had been for many years. At this point there was very little inside knowledge and zero news coverage. The area that we covered in the Dnipro region, which is probably the most important city in Ukraine, considering it’s past and present industries, had almost zero western influence or visitors( you can research why)  but a total Russian speaking population. As you went further towards the Donbas and to the Azov Sea, it’s basically Russia within Ukraine.

    It was  obvious to me from 25 years ago that this country was split and there was never a chance that Russia would let it go to the EU or join NATO and let their weapons come to its doorstep. Didn’t the US have similar strong feelings about Soviet weapons to Cuba?

    I will clearly also say that Ukraine has more in common with Russia than the EU. They want EU riches but totally won’t except multiculturalism or any relationships that isn’t approved by their Christian church. Same as Russia/ Eastern Europe in general. 
     

    Putin talks about the Nazi’s of Ukraine, this is an exaggeration of the truth and a very long topic. This  goes way back pre WW2, involves the  Holodomor  genocide of 6 million + deaths , the Ukrainians who fought with the Germans against the Russians, and the hatred of Russians to this day. 
     

    i don’t believe Kyiv and the west of Ukraine will ever except any more rule by Russia. I don’t fully understand Crimea, although having spent many holidays there I don’t understand its makeup, the influence of the Muslim/Tartas. Etc etc 
    Now  Russia has ‘walked’ into Crimea, ( it will never release it militarily, it’s needs the access via the Black Sea to the Med.

    The ****heads from both sides need to start the Jaw Jaw, (20 years overdue) no one’s going to win on the battlefield, it’s pure hell, evil by both sides. Whats the alternative, a world war to ‘ settle it’. Russia isn’t going to leave the Donbas, it’s as good as Russian and voted to be with them, also they are never going to allow NATO into Ukraine, the rest can be talked about. 

    Its difficult for me to criticise anything Ukrainian, we have been ‘fighting’ together for many years but truths need to be said.


     

     


     

     


     

     

     

     

     

     

     


     

     

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    On 23/06/2024 at 07:13, Sheva said:

    Having lived, worked, built several successful  businesses, have family from Russian background, Ukrainian Patriots, Jewish, US, know the country from east/west-north/south, seen every development first hand in the last 30 years, I will say with a somewhat heavy heart that Farage’s comments carry a lot of truth.

    I have 3 of my closest family fighting against Russia, numerous friends killed and injured, displaced, homes destroyed. 
     

    This should never of happened, it didn’t start with the Russian invasion, but many years before. The poor people of Ukraine have been abused and used for decades, they are the supreme fighting nation and they are being used, by the western powers.
     



     

     


     

     

     

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    13 hours ago, dylanisabaddog said:

    I don't know whether to laugh or cry. You have written in support of an apologist for Putin by saying "we poked the bear". No one did any such thing. He invaded Ukraine because he wants their wheat. 

    Not so long ago he sent agents to our country to kill a man and they were so clumsy they could easily have wiped out an entire City. 

    If you choose to endorse the words of Farage don't expect me to step back from criticising you. You deserve it. 

    Having lived, worked, built several successful  businesses, have family from Russian background, Ukrainian Patriots, Jewish, US, know the country from east/west-north/south, seen every development first hand in the last 30 years, I will say with a somewhat heavy heart that Farage’s comments carry a lot of truth.

    I have 3 of my closest family fighting against Russia, numerous friends killed and injured, displaced, homes destroyed. 
     

    This should never of happened, it didn’t start with the Russian invasion, but many years before. The poor people of Ukraine have been abused and used for decades, they are the supreme fighting nation and they are being used, by the western powers.
     



     

     


     

     

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    10 hours ago, Keith Scott said:

    That interview from Southgate was a wreck. Looks on the edge. A man who knows he's out of his depth. Do everyone a favour, send him home and let the players work it put for themselves.

    All the best.

    Big Keith Scott.

    Southgate doesn’t think he can replace Kalvin Phillips, a basic player who can’t get in a premier league team!

    Southgate is a loser, he only got the job because  he was already in the building, a woke  safe pair of hands, he has achieved nothing above what’s expected with the talents at his disposal .

    Hasn’t got the character and honesty of a Kevin Keegan who admitted he was out of his depth at international level and walked for the sake of his country.

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    Hunters done drugs, played around with guns, girls and lied but the bigger crime is what he did in Ukraine and how much his old man knew and helped facilitate.

    Any business done in Ukraine involves substantial amounts of financial corruption, it’s unavoidable. 

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    3 hours ago, Mello Yello said:

    I like Gib and the Gibraltarian people....First time I went to Gib in the late 70's as a young snapper whipper the Border was still closed....Changed a lot since then....Been all over the Rock both inside and out and up to its highest echelons....Fascinating place....


    Can’t remember how many times I’ve been to Gib but just about recall the first, on the way to Australia and my parents talking to the one and only Alan Wicker in a photography shop. Apparently he was very friendly, no surprise and helped my old man choose a camera, as he hadn’t a clue.

    The queen also had her yacht Britannia moored up. Happy days😎

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    Gibraltars a lovely atmospheric place, visited it many times,  walking past the Victoria Stadium . Most be a buzz flying in with the view of the rock and seeing the small looking runway.

    At least the Jocks would have a good time, before  the embarrassment of nearly getting beat by a gallant bunch of part timers.

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    Hopefully it never gets as bad as that in the UK. We’re ment to be a free country but it’s slipping  away.

    I’ve met many good people who were imprisoned during the Soviet times and kept in atrocious conditions for the best part of their lives for simply criticising the ruling elites and the system.

     

     

     

     

     

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    A politician who might have lied!😂

    It’s what they all do, …they’ll do or say anything to hang onto power or get it. 
     

    2 hours ago, canarydan23 said:

    @Naturalcynic working tirelessly to prove the maxim that there are plenty of people who would rather be told comforting lies than hard truths.

    Sunak lied. We all know it. Why are you pretending he didn't?

     

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    Ukraines mass of nuclear weapons, which they developed, were never fully decommissioned. They are still a nuclear power of sorts, their knowledge hasn’t been lost.

    3 hours ago, Yellow Fever said:

    The corollary to that is that the only country that has ever voluntarily given up its nukes has indeed been attacked and invaded - Ukraine!

    You can't un-invent such weapons but I think you only need enough for a viable ultimate deterrent not the thousands that Russia and US have.

     

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    Remember  this game very well, had the perfect view of that Morris goal sitting directly behind the shot., lovely strike from strangely disappointing man.

    Gerry Francis was the main man at QPR, fantastic midfield player of the time, also maverick Stan Bowles and 2 real tough guy defenders Webb and McClintock.

    Martin Peters was class on the day, as was Phil ‘Charlie’ Boyer, a very sharp player. Ted McDougal was Ted McDougal, ball in the net, no frills, a complicated guy but underneath a nice person.

    How time flys!

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    Truly great player and then manager…….
     

    In his initial two and a half seasons, Zidane became the first coach to win the Champions League three times in a row, won the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup twice each, as well as a La Liga title and a Supercopa de España.

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