https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-...ving-the-ground-covered-with-corpses-12773194
Haven’t we been here before ?
Haven’t we been here before ?
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War on another front would be a problem for Russia. Bet the CIA are in Chechnya as we speak.
What I meant was that it just seems, to me anyway, we could be backing someone who has declared a “holy war/Jihad” against what we feel is a common enemy in a war in a foreign country……haven’t we done this sort of thing before ? And how did that turn out ?
Of course the fact that we in the west are also backing a side that seem ok with murdering school kids, really doesn’t sit right with me.
Agree, we have to take care that if Chechyan rebels are armed by the West, the weapons don't find their way to Al Quaeda, Taliban or similar
Don't understand your comment about murdering school kids.
They, the Chechyn Jihadists, are the same that carried our the Beslan School masacre in September 2004 in which over 300 innocent people, were killed, many of them school children.
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I’m not a lover of O’Brien and disagree totally with his views on Brexit…..however I can’t fault what he’s says here
They'll also have the good sense to not commit economic suicide by leaving the EU.
Plenty of Remainer hyperbole in that statement, given that all EU states are in financial meltdown as a result of the pandemic
It's a net beneficiary, but it will become a net contributor in the next 10 years
I think you have mate………and thus I guess your first statement would be correct.
To come out of the EU, for Poland, could quite possibly be “economic suicide”
All analysis shows that Brexit has done massive damage to the UK economy.
Impact of Brexit on economy 'worse than Covid' - BBC News
None of them chose to exacerbate that for no reason though. You can be the most pro-Brexit, freedom-loving patriot in the world but surely we can all admit it’s an economic clusterfuck.