Russia Ukraine WW3

[Nicepix 5,650]

12 hours ago, WILF said:

You said it would displace people and cause mass migration overwhelming us in the west…..we are already being overwhelmed, we did that to ourselves !

You didn’t say anything about the “death of millions” 

At least remember what you say

Again wriggling out of the side exit. You said that you can't blame Putin for exploiting the madness of the west. Even if that causes a global famine? That would be Putin, not the west to blame as he has planned it.

Russia and Ukraine provide one third of the world's wheat along with a lot of maize and other staples. Already prices have rocketed across the middle east and Nth Africa. That will impact most on the poor. The next wave of immigration won't be those with smart phones and a pocket full of money. It will be millions of people bringing nothing and offering nothing. 

[Nicepix 5,650]

13 hours ago, DIDO.1 said:

Putins game is to over whelm the west ? fck me our leaders must be working for him! 

If he has Europe by the balls with gas and grain then more fool our leaders for destroying our self sufficiency. 

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They’re going to have to find different suppliers and all that means higher prices,” said Joseph Glauber, the former chief economist at the US Department of Agriculture and a senior fellow at agricultural policy think-tank IFPRI. The surge in prices will fuel soaring food inflation — already at a seven-year high of 7.8 per cent in January — and the biggest impact will be on the food security of poorer grain importers, warned analysts and food aid organisations. Ukraine accounts for 90 per cent of Lebanon’s wheat imports and is a leading supplier for countries including Somalia, Syria and Libya. Lebanon is “really struggling with an already high import bill and this is only going to make things worse,” said James Swanston, emerging market economist at Capital Economics.

[DIDO.1 21,305]

6 minutes ago, Nicepix said:

Again wriggling out of the side exit. You said that you can't blame Putin for exploiting the madness of the west. Even if that causes a global famine? That would be Putin, not the west to blame as he has planned it.

Russia and Ukraine provide one third of the world's wheat along with a lot of maize and other staples. Already prices have rocketed across the middle east and Nth Africa. That will impact most on the poor. The next wave of immigration won't be those with smart phones and a pocket full of money. It will be millions of people bringing nothing and offering nothing. 

Probably another reason the west want this war....they love a good wave of culture /identity destroying migrants 

[WILF 44,707]

29 minutes ago, Nicepix said:

It will be millions of people bringing nothing and offering nothing. 

I don’t know what part of “That ship has sailed” you are failing to grasp old chap  

[WILF 44,707]

26 minutes ago, Nicepix said:

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They’re going to have to find different suppliers and all that means higher prices,” said Joseph Glauber, the former chief economist at the US Department of Agriculture and a senior fellow at agricultural policy think-tank IFPRI. The surge in prices will fuel soaring food inflation — already at a seven-year high of 7.8 per cent in January — and the biggest impact will be on the food security of poorer grain importers, warned analysts and food aid organisations. Ukraine accounts for 90 per cent of Lebanon’s wheat imports and is a leading supplier for countries including Somalia, Syria and Libya. Lebanon is “really struggling with an already high import bill and this is only going to make things worse,” said James Swanston, emerging market economist at Capital Economics.

It’s almost like all the people who have said “Hitching your wagon to hostile foreign powers is mental” were right all along isn’t it…….go figure !

[DIDO.1 21,305]

Just put the news on.....managed 3 mins before turning off. No discussion about how the west could negotiate peace by agreeing a no nato expansion pact or get peace keepers into dunbass to protect ethnic Russians from 8 years of shelling.....no its all about how Britain must let any Ukrainian into the UK unconditionally . Doesn't matter we have no homes for our own and thousands of families living in b+bs

Get em in! Forget peace we see an opportunity to get even more people in

[Deker 3,467]

Well, I'm just off to Bisley to check a few gun zeros, if the bomb doesn't get me I want to be ready for the troops when they turn up!

[Neobliviscaris1776 1,998]

For fear of sounding like a 'conspiracy theorist' lol......does anyone see the obvious similarities in the 'formula' used for all major news now since the Covid hoax. 

Full on fear from the beginning. Just like Covid when they said it's just like the Spanish flu we're all going to die etc etc now it's this Russia situation.... 'War with Russia' 'Food shortages' 'We're all going to die'.......pure propaganda imo. 

Usual folk falling for it

[Borr 4,735]

3 minutes ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:

For fear of sounding like a 'conspiracy theorist' lol......does anyone see the obvious similarities in the 'formula' used for all major news now since the Covid hoax. 

Full on fear from the beginning. Just like Covid when they said it's just like the Spanish flu we're all going to die etc etc now it's this Russia situation.... 'War with Russia' 'Food shortages' 'We're all going to die'.......pure propaganda imo. 

Usual folk falling for it

Conspiracy, obvious, formula, COVID hoax, usual folk falling for it..... no you don't sound like one, 

 

[Neobliviscaris1776 1,998]

3 minutes ago, Borr said:

Conspiracy, obvious, formula, COVID hoax, usual folk falling for it..... no you don't sound like one, 

 

Don't worry everything will be fine as long as you believe the fairy tales

 

[poxon 5,575]

9 minutes ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:

For fear of sounding like a 'conspiracy theorist' lol......does anyone see the obvious similarities in the 'formula' used for all major news now since the Covid hoax. 

Full on fear from the beginning. Just like Covid when they said it's just like the Spanish flu we're all going to die etc etc now it's this Russia situation.... 'War with Russia' 'Food shortages' 'We're all going to die'.......pure propaganda imo. 

Usual folk falling for it

Best policy don’t watch or listen to the news the days normally a lot brighter day when you don’t 

[kanny 19,713]

 

[paul sr 697]

They will be telling us we have to have an Eu army . The Eu puppets in this country are saying we need to have a discussion on our neutrality. 

[Neobliviscaris1776 1,998]

At least we can see the war from the Russian's side and reference more information on the situation........oh no wait....we can't!

Says it all. 

[scotty12 1,398]

Stand with Ukraine