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The North Sea collision on 17:07 - Mar 13 by ReslovenSwan1
Unfortunately over the last 30 years the west has not done good housekeeping. The Iraq WMD (Weapons of Mass Destruction ) fiasco was one of the reasons Western publics gave lost faith in their Governments.
The BBC told the truth via Dr David Kelly and expert from the Rhondda. He was found dead in a ditch and Tony Blair cleared of all blame. The BBC chief had to resign and UK and America invaded Iraq and found no WMD.
Iraq was an unstable place with typical Islamic fractions funded by Iran and Saudi. The break up of central control lead to 2 million dead which the like of Galloway attributes entirely to the USA and UK.
It was a false flag if that is the correct meaning.They actually could have gone in simply to arrest Saddam on the charges of mass murder and been honest about it in hindsight. Since then public faith in their Governments have waned. This allied to Russian propaganda social media and cowardly young out of shape youth, sees US support for Ukraine waning. UK does not seem so worried so far.
Dr David Kelly was hauled before the HoC committee and treated very harshly by both Labour and Conservative MPs. He was a whistle blower. He needs a statue in Maerdy. He was humiliated and his pension came under scrutiny by the w cowardly committee. In hindsight from his grave he should have told them to "eff off" and fronted up. As a younger man he might have.
Controversial Jack and Mongo whatever are a product of the is cynicism. They cannot believe anything from Western governments and consequently look for guidance off the fruitcakes of the FSB who are more bonkers. Galloway and Proff Sachs believe if you are going to back a lunatic then back a weak one while collecting a gratuity of some sort.
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Russia now sees this country as it's main enemy along with Macron. This lends even more credibility to the Shipping crash
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The North Sea collision on 14:57 - Mar 14 with 407 views
Russia now sees this country as it's main enemy along with Macron. This lends even more credibility to the Shipping crash
The Russian army is wrecked. They probably need a call up to man the border. Crimea is unsustainable. Ukraine has proved Russia isn't strong. Three years and not even the whole Donbass.
The North Sea collision on 14:57 - Mar 14 by ReslovenSwan1
The Russian army is wrecked. They probably need a call up to man the border. Crimea is unsustainable. Ukraine has proved Russia isn't strong. Three years and not even the whole Donbass.
Are you for real? Russia is gaining on all fronts. Ukranian troops have been almost encircled in Kursk . Putin has told them to surrender or be destroyed. Even Trump has pleaded with Putin to spare their lives.
Russia has taken 20% of the Ukranine, has held it and is advancing steadily., and you think Russia has been defeated, lol. I have heard of wishful thinking, but come on ?
Russia now sees this country as it's main enemy along with Macron. This lends even more credibility to the Shipping crash
Lavrov speaking for the best part of 2 hours in English, saying it as he sees it, I seen it on YouTube, comment after comment saying how impressive he is and how he is different gravy to what the Brits, Europeans and Yanks have for leaders, i said this the othet day, yet some on this board don't rate him .
Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
The North Sea collision on 14:57 - Mar 14 by ReslovenSwan1
The Russian army is wrecked. They probably need a call up to man the border. Crimea is unsustainable. Ukraine has proved Russia isn't strong. Three years and not even the whole Donbass.
You remind me of comical Ali.
Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
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