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Dizzy28 wrote:^ I want whatever you drinking hoss!!
On a lighter note today is 22 years since the Kursk sank.
Smash what Comrade Putin doing to commemorate this?
A nuclear sub sank and you think Ukraine not fit to rule.
sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:^ I want whatever you drinking hoss!!
On a lighter note today is 22 years since the Kursk sank.
Smash what Comrade Putin doing to commemorate this?
A nuclear sub sank and you think Ukraine not fit to rule.
forget what putin doing, have eurpeans collected enough fire wood to keep them warm? for winter is coming.
Dizzy28 wrote:sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:^ I want whatever you drinking hoss!!
On a lighter note today is 22 years since the Kursk sank.
Smash what Comrade Putin doing to commemorate this?
A nuclear sub sank and you think Ukraine not fit to rule.
forget what putin doing, have eurpeans collected enough fire wood to keep them warm? for winter is coming.
Ent Stuart Young say we could handle the scenes?
https://www.voice-online.co.uk/news/wor ... roduction/
The EU will be just fine.sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:^ I want whatever you drinking hoss!!
On a lighter note today is 22 years since the Kursk sank.
Smash what Comrade Putin doing to commemorate this?
A nuclear sub sank and you think Ukraine not fit to rule.
forget what putin doing, have eurpeans collected enough fire wood to keep them warm? for winter is coming.
Ent Stuart Young say we could handle the scenes?
https://www.voice-online.co.uk/news/wor ... roduction/
refer to the energy thread where that was debunked and lambasted... we dont have gas to run up lng train 1, we gonna send to europe.. pls... pls..
Great news, putin can turn off his taps now.adnj wrote:The EU will be just fine.sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:sMASH wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:^ I want whatever you drinking hoss!!
On a lighter note today is 22 years since the Kursk sank.
Smash what Comrade Putin doing to commemorate this?
A nuclear sub sank and you think Ukraine not fit to rule.
forget what putin doing, have eurpeans collected enough fire wood to keep them warm? for winter is coming.
Ent Stuart Young say we could handle the scenes?
https://www.voice-online.co.uk/news/wor ... roduction/
refer to the energy thread where that was debunked and lambasted... we dont have gas to run up lng train 1, we gonna send to europe.. pls... pls..
Dizzy28 wrote:Smash, your comrades getting an early Ukraine Independence Day gift.
Tonight (Ukraine/Russia time) there are explosions an an airbase in Stary Oskol, explosions at an ammo dump in Timonovo (both Belgorod Oblast Russia), explosions in occupied Nova Kakhova and Russia anti aircraft activity in Sevastopol and Kerch in Russian occupied Crimea. If Russia loses the Kerch Bridge that's about it for their occupation of Southern Ukraine.
They really thought at some point war wasn't coming onto Mother Russian soil??
sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
Perhaps just an old tactic to raise approval ratings.David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
sMASH wrote:adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
Perhaps just an old tactic to raise approval ratings.David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
oh okay okay.. another 9/11. tried and true
matr1x wrote:sMASH wrote:adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
Perhaps just an old tactic to raise approval ratings.David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
oh okay okay.. another 9/11. tried and true
That a false conspiracy theory.
9/11 was the work of Islamic extremists, supported by the Muslim world.
sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
sMASH wrote:matr1x wrote:sMASH wrote:adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
Perhaps just an old tactic to raise approval ratings.David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
oh okay okay.. another 9/11. tried and true
That a false conspiracy theory.
9/11 was the work of Islamic extremists, supported by the Muslim world.
dem was jess the muscle. not the sponsors.
matr1x wrote:sMASH wrote:matr1x wrote:sMASH wrote:adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:so, the duaghter of an influential russian figure, has been killed and suspected that he was the actual target.
so, russia is having to fight terrorism inside its boarders. who ever did that was a terrorist
Perhaps just an old tactic to raise approval ratings.David Satter is a US journalist who spent decades covering Russian politics before he was expelled from the country after claiming that President Putin and the FSB may have been involved with the deadly Russia apartment bombings in 1999.
We talked to Satter about the bombings at PutinCon, a summit organized by the Human Rights Foundation that gathered together some of Putin's biggest critics. Following is a transcript of the video.
David Satter: You had to be deaf, dumb, and blind not to see what was going on. And in particular, you had to be willfully ignorant if you didn't see the implications of the Ryazan incident.
Satter: In the summer of 1999 the approval rating of former President Yeltsin was 2%. There appeared to be no chance whatever that Putin, who was designated by Yeltsin as his successor could possibly become the next Russian president. The apartment bombings changed everything. It was said after those buildings went up that now we're living in a completely different country.
More than 200 people were killed in the September bombings. Russia blamed Chechen militants, triggering the second Chechen War.
oh okay okay.. another 9/11. tried and true
That a false conspiracy theory.
9/11 was the work of Islamic extremists, supported by the Muslim world.
dem was jess the muscle. not the sponsors.
Maybe. But it could be they are evil
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