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Hope to god Cameron doesn't start playing with the idea of war with Russia.

We won't stand a chance
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Worrying indeed

Ah well, what will be will be !
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War on Russia would mean the end of global civilisation as we know it. Not so much in terms of everyone dying, but the spheres we live in would be much smaller. Access to goods through trade would be severely narrowed and technological and scientific progress would suffer as information sharing shuts down.

War on Russia = bad.

Introducing Putin to a concentrated dose of accidental cruise missile fire... Now that I could support.
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Wolfetoneleeds wrote:Hope to god Cameron doesn't start playing with the idea of war with Russia.

We won't stand a chance

bit random
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I'm sure NATO will intervene should the Putin crosses the line
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danhirons wrote:

bit random

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What Putin is doing is this:
telling the West to keep their noses out of his business, it wont lead to a major war.
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Wolfetoneleeds wrote:Hope to god Cameron doesn't start playing with the idea of war with Russia.

We won't stand a chance

No idea why anyone would think he does?

I expect to see French planes (in addition to ours) in the sky "escorting" Russian planes soon, a little reminder we are a part of NATO.

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Election coming up what the UK needs is a short war to focus attention away from the political
problems that exist in the country. It worked for Thatcher in the Falklands... guess Cameron
is taking a leaf out of her book.

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hector wrote:What Putin is doing is this:
telling the West to keep their noses out of his business, it wont lead to a major war.
This.
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If anyone actually cares or wants to read anything other than main stream media sources then I would suggest they start with this article first.
http://stopwar.org.uk/news/ukraine-and- ... acy-theory
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Armleywhite wrote:If anyone actually cares or wants to read anything other than main stream media sources then I would suggest they start with this article first.
http://stopwar.org.uk/news/ukraine-and- ... acy-theory
not in anyway biased at all that article mate
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danhirons wrote:
not in anyway biased at all that article mate
Ah, you mean unlike the MSM in the UK, Europe and further west?? OK, I'm sure your getting up to date accurate information from BBC, Fox and their ilk.
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Armleywhite wrote: Ah, you mean unlike the MSM in the UK, Europe and further west?? OK, I'm sure your getting up to date accurate information from BBC, Fox and their ilk.
I don't think they're unbiased at all...I just think that article you quoted is at the opposite end of the bias spectrum! You only have to look at the sole purpose of the website to realise its motives
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danhirons wrote:
I don't think they're unbiased at all...I just think that article you quoted is at the opposite end of the bias spectrum! You only have to look at the sole purpose of the website to realise its motives
So, maybe your right. At least now there is a balance between bias on both sides where the truth is somewhere in the middle. Therfore, my point about MSM were used to seeing is putting accross an argument that is far from the truth. It's good to read a biased article from another angle, it gives persepective. Something that is lacking in modern MSM outlets here in the west.
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Armleywhite wrote: So, maybe your right. At least now there is a balance between bias on both sides where the truth is somewhere in the middle. Therfore, my point about MSM were used to seeing is putting accross an argument that is far from the truth. It's good to read a biased article from another angle, it gives persepective. Something that is lacking in modern MSM outlets here in the west.
very fair point, apologies I thought you were suggesting the article was 100% accurate and unbiased, but re-read your post and realised you didn't mean that.

Personally, I think Putin is quite a dangerous character and that we shouldn't back down over Ukraine...there really wouldn't be too much difference if we did and the appeasement of Hitler (albeit we now know how truly crazy Hitler was and it's probably an unfair comparison)
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I wish we still had heavy payload bomber aircraft. The soviets wouldn't f**k with us now. The vulcan protected us in the height of the Cold War
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After the Balls up in Iraq and Afghanistan, the British public won't have any interest in this sort of thing and TBH, who really cares what goes on thousands of miles away. It's not right, but leave em to it.
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joelufc20 wrote:I wish we still had heavy payload bomber aircraft. The soviets wouldn't f**k with us now. The vulcan protected us in the height of the Cold War



Polaris and any successor weapon systems have subsumed the job that heavy aircraft did. Like it or not, they are a detterent to any attack. It sort of makes the nasties think twice about taking big military action while the threat of a few megatons of nuclear weapons is out there undetected!
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