When is this spineless answer to Putin going to stop?

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Originally Posted by Dorcus

The most realistic, though hugely challenging, option would be to assassinate Putin. I wouldn't be at all surprised if round the clock meetings are being held throughout the West trying to formulate a strategy to do so. The problem the West have got is that if it's executed by any one of them it becomes a declaration of war. It would have to be organized in such a way that it would be executed by a Russian citizen without the West being a smoking gun.

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Why don't they spike his drink at the next WEF get-together? People tend to let their guard down when they are surrounded by friends.

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Originally Posted by Swiss Peter

Hi Chris. Do you have a link for this please?

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It's very easy to google

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Originally Posted by stan butler

Or maybe just a cover story :thumbup:

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It would be a pretty crap cover story, that would have very little value .

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Originally Posted by chrisp_1927

It's very easy to google

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Yeah, I found a Telegraph article but nothing to substantiate your claim that:

"Looks like the majority of the anti tank weapons promised to Ukraine by Germany won't be turning up. They're all knackered"

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Originally Posted by Swiss Peter

Yeah, I found a Telegraph article but nothing to substantiate your claim that:

"Looks like the majority of the anti tank weapons promised to Ukraine by Germany won't be turning up. They're all knackered"

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Try the BBC

or here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-ne...ine-dont-work/

lets hope the germans keep to their word of sending the 500 stingers

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Originally Posted by Rjk

That's clearly the Russian line on things, but I wouldn't give it much creedence.

The guy's overall tone is very annoying and it was hard work to get to the end without turning it off.

This Wikipedia article gives a bit more background into the conflict which has been brewing for years now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War

It is clearly all about keeping Ukraine within the Russian sphere of influence whether they want to be or not.

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It certainly has..

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko with US Senators John McCain and Lindey Graham, in Shyrokino, Ukraine, Dec 2016.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7u0y-iU82w

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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman

A Russian has a different perspective? Amazing.

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Gunman, can you revert to your former self, please?

CCMB'ers of long standing will remember when you used to post messages which were interesting, and often riveting, edge-of-the-seat stuff.

I'm sure I am not alone when fondly recalling your posts that gave an overview of football's history since Tudor times. Your 14,000-word analysis of Aberdare Athletic's 1923-24 season in the Third Division South remains a classic.

But for you few would know their captain Trefor Pandy, a butcher by trade, who was tasked with ensuring a serviceable match ball was available at home games, picked up the wrong carrier bag before their Exeter City fixture and as a consequence both teams were reduced to spending 90 minutes lumping around a 16 lb oven ready turkey.

You would also reminisce about time spent with your great chum: Cowbridge's second most notorious resident, a West Ham fan and purveyor of truly crap pine furniture.

Oh, how some of us yearn for you to be transformed back to your spellbinding best.

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Originally Posted by chrisp_1927

It would be a pretty crap cover story, that would have very little value .

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It's got you believing it :hehe:

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Originally Posted by bobh

Best option : his own cronies realise that he's unhinged and take him out.
Second best :Black ops take him out
Worst option, Nato fires a shot - Putin fires a nuke.

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Yes I'm sure the US could get him bumped off somehow?

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Originally Posted by stan butler

It's got you believing it :hehe:

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Yeah, it's got me. Hook line and sinker. Genius

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Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue

Yes I'm sure the US could get him bumped off somehow?

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Don't put too much faith in the US Armed forces. FFS when they sent 3 helicopters to relieve the Tehran Embassy 2 of the things managed to crash into each other in the middle of a flat open desert with nothing else around for hundreds of miles .
it's more difficult to do it than to avoid it FFS. :hehe:

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Originally Posted by xsnaggle

Don't put too much faith in the US Armed forces. FFS when they sent 3 helicopters to relieve the Tehran Embassy 2 of the things managed to crash into each other in the middle of a flat open desert with nothing else around for hundreds of miles .
it's more difficult to do it than to avoid it FFS. :hehe:

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I knew someone in the forces at the time.
Thee yanks wanted to make the choppers as light as possible.
So they removed loads of kit.
Including the sand filters that stop the rotors being clogged up... for an operation in the desert!!
:facepalm:

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Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue

Yes I'm sure the US could get him bumped off somehow?

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If they manage it, they'll never admit it was them.
Probably frame an Ukranian, or preferably a Russian dissident who "meets an accident " shortly afterwards.

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Originally Posted by chrisp_1927

Yeah, it's got me. Hook line and sinker. Genius

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It sure did then you posted about it:hehe::facepalm:

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Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.

This is a six-minute video of an English-speaking Russian who has an entirely different perspective on what's happening in Ukraine today and why. He also mentions uncomfortable reminders about all those freedom and democracy loving bombs that rained down on Libya, Serbia, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan by NATO and its member countries.

A Little insight into the "Russian invasion". Warning: This isn't mainstream. https://www.bitchute.com/video/GAH7af5xe3Qp/

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