Making the news today....

[Mark J]

I suspect 'Our' hooligans, may be glad of the early escape:

[Mark J]

51 minutes ago, onetruth said:

I think the US and EU will show solidarity and stand firm beside Britain as we do absolutely nothing.

[breffni]

40 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Ha ha,

 

It just seems strange to me that they're giving this so much attention, then suggesting to people that they wipe themselves down with baby wipes if they were anywhere near it.

 

They didn't make the same amount of fuss when Litvenyenko was poisoned with radioactivty.

 

The location of the attack seems quite strange.  Maybe Porton Down had an antidote, and that's why the Skripals are still with us?  Maybe it's misdirection to stop us from thinking about other things, Who knows?

 

Mark.

Okay i'l grab me tin foil hat then so.

[Mark J]

1 minute ago, breffni said:

Okay i'l grab me tin foil hat then so.

Good good.

 

[Mesterh]

Typical tory cnts, taking food out of the mouth of babes.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/free-school-meal-eligibility-cuts-go-ahead-after-tory-mps-vote-for-universal-credit-changes-dup-childcare-vouchers-six-month-delay_uk_5aa816a4e4b0a09afeae9d85

 

Hope she is panicking on what to do when the next two hours are up.

 

 

[TIMON]

Until someone claims responsibilty and/or irrefutable evidence.  I reckon it would be careless for anyone to align with any given position.
 
 

Cmon Mark... Russia would never claim responsibility. Putin seems to take great pleasure in taking the p***roverbial. Like the ‘unidentifiable’ troops in the Ukraine and The airliner that got blown out of the sky by a Russian SAM. How much proof do you need?

Maybe the best way to play him at his own game should be done through the one thing that Russia really values in Britain.... the financial market. Skilfully applied freezing of the financial assets and properties held in the UK by his closest associates would be a good start. Make his closest friends feel the pain by hitting them hard in the pocket.
Even in the unlikely event that he had nothing to do with it, he’s still due a straightener.

[Mark J]

8 minutes ago, TIMON said:

 

Even in the unlikely event that he had nothing to do with it, he’s still due a straightener.


 

Well that makes sense.  How does one straighten a nuclear super power?

Edited March 13, 2018 by Mark J

[eggsarascal]

9 minutes ago, TIMON said:

 

Cmon Mark... Russia would never claim responsibility. Putin seems to take great pleasure in taking the p***roverbial. Like the ‘unidentifiable’ troops in the Ukraine and The airliner that got blown out of the sky by a Russian SAM. How much proof do you need?

Maybe the best way to play him at his own game should be done through the one thing that Russia really values in Britain.... the financial market. Skilfully applied freezing of the financial assets and properties held in the UK by his closest associates would be a good start. Make his closest friends feel the pain by hitting them hard in the pocket.
Even in the unlikely event that he had nothing to do with it, he’s still due a straightener.


 

 

Bang on. Annex all property over say £1million that are owned by Russian citizens, Then hand them to the homeless, i.e.half of London.......... She ain't got the balls mind. Nor any other politician.

Edited March 13, 2018 by eggsarascal

[TIMON]

Well that makes sense.  How does one straighten a nuclear super power?

Not an easy one for sure, but should we continue rolling over and letting him have his way....


Hit him where it hurts, financially.
But do it so that it’s his mates that are getting squeezed. Do it with ruthlessness and in such a way that they start to get seriously disgruntled, then disunity sets in and his power base gets weakened. Putin isn’t an idealist, he’s just a gangster at the end of the day. Granted a pretty exceptional one but the bottom line is it’s all about money for him and his firm. The ordinary Russians love him because he’s “making Russia great again”.
Start turning the screws on Iran.
Start weakening his hold on Syria, making it harder for him to dock his ships in warm water ports.
A bit of reciprocal cyber aggression.
He’s not going to go away but us and the rest of the world are letting him get away with murder.

[WesD]

36 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Well that makes sense.  How does one straighten a nuclear super power?

Firstly get rid of trident, secondly summon them to a meet, third and finally break out the tea and biscuits and have a good old chat.