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I am hoping that the Czechoslovakian crisis can calm down with the suggested meeting meant to happen in Munich. Only good can come from a calmer attitude. If Chamberlain manages to stop Nazi Germany territory demands, he is worthy of many applause and it will be a massive boost to his ratings. Rightly so.
I am slightly surprised that many of you see Trump or Kim Jong-un as the Hitler while I think Putin or Xi Jing-ping look closer to one.McZapkie wrote:I am hoping that the Czechoslovakian crisis can calm down with the suggested meeting meant to happen in Munich. Only good can come from a calmer attitude. If Chamberlain manages to stop Nazi Germany territory demands, he is worthy of many applause and it will be a massive boost to his ratings. Rightly so.
Don't know who is this guy but he sounds naive.michael blunck wrote:Will Russia Wake Up?
Or Russia assassinated someone on British soil in a deliberately obvious way to show up how divided the western world is and how isolated the UK is. We have no friend in the world.. no one in the EU is interested due to Brexit and trump cares only for himself
Almost as if he were brainwashed by Russian propaganda. The irony. ^^sevenfm wrote:Don't know who is this guy but he sounds naive.
I would look into direction of NS-2 and those who are not interested in it economically.Chris wrote:Or Russia assassinated someone on British soil in a deliberately obvious way to show up how divided the western world is and how isolated the UK is.
Kim Jong-un is a pimple on Stalin's αss. I agree that Putin is the biggest threat.siu238X wrote:I am slightly surprised that many of you see Trump or Kim Jong-un as the Hitler while I think Putin or Xi Jing-ping look closer to one.McZapkie wrote:I am hoping that the Czechoslovakian crisis can calm down with the suggested meeting meant to happen in Munich. Only good can come from a calmer attitude. If Chamberlain manages to stop Nazi Germany territory demands, he is worthy of many applause and it will be a massive boost to his ratings. Rightly so.
Kim Jong-un is Mussolini at best...
I hope you consider him and his army only as a threat.I agree that Putin is the biggest threat.
Last I checked there was no one but useful clowns like Zhirinovsky. The entire Russian "political scene" exists only to make Putin look good.Simozzz wrote:I hope you consider him and his army only as a threat.I agree that Putin is the biggest threat.
Tommorow we'll have an a reelection, but no mater that I'd like to know for whom will you vote if you could (not sure if you know anyone else but mr. P).
Unless NK has nowhere to expand to. Their only expansion option is direct death.McZapkie wrote:Alternate version wrote:I am hoping that the Czechoslovakian crisis can calm down with the suggested meeting meant to happen in Munich. Only good can come from a calmer attitude. If Chamberlain manages to stop Nazi Germany territory demands, he is worthy of many applause and it will be a massive boost to his ratings. Rightly so.
None of them is a threat IMO. Xi and Putin can't change the status quo; the worst they're going to do is going to be as legal as you westerners have done all the time (pressure, or more pressure). Trump is fine - the country can go on autopilot.Train<In>Vain wrote:Kim Jong-un is a pimple on Stalin's αss. I agree that Putin is the biggest threat.siu238X wrote:I am slightly surprised that many of you see Trump or Kim Jong-un as the Hitler while I think Putin or Xi Jing-ping look closer to one.
Kim Jong-un is Mussolini at best...
But unlike Russia, you Brits have brilliant politicians. Just to name a few, you have Mrs May, you have Boris, and now you even have that Williamson! Not that it´s much better elsewhere in EU ...Chris wrote: [...] how isolated the UK is. We have no friend in the world.. no one in the EU is interested due to Brexit and trump cares only for himself
Lacking intellectual potence? Helping yourself would have been easy:Pyoro wrote:Almost as if he were brainwashed by Russian propaganda. The irony. ^^sevenfm wrote: Don't know who is this guy but he sounds naive.
Sounds like he is as he makes idiotic statements.michael blunck wrote:Lacking intellectual potence? Helping yourself would have been easy:
https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/pages/ ... g-roberts/
Seems that I should exclaim my sarcasm more obviously. I wasn't my intention to use argumentum ad Hitlerum, but to point out, that negotiation with authoritarians is leading to nowhere. It is like attempt to pet an alpha wolf trying to calm it down. Your hand will be eaten.siu238X wrote:I am slightly surprised that many of you see Trump or Kim Jong-un as the Hitler while I think Putin or Xi Jing-ping look closer to one.McZapkie wrote:I am hoping that the Czechoslovakian crisis can calm down with the suggested meeting meant to happen in Munich. Only good can come from a calmer attitude. If Chamberlain manages to stop Nazi Germany territory demands, he is worthy of many applause and it will be a massive boost to his ratings. Rightly so.
Care to enlighten me about your "academic credentials"? I don´t remember having read anything memorable from you, neither in a book nor in a journal?Pyoro wrote: [PCR] The main difference between his academic credentials and mine are that he's older.
That's what they do today - demonize anyone who has something they need with their zombifying TV, and then bomb him, killing thousands of innocent people and destroying whole countries in the process. They call it spreading democracy.McZapkie wrote:Seems that I should exclaim my sarcasm more obviously. I wasn't my intention to use argumentum ad Hitlerum, but to point out, that negotiation with authoritarians is leading to nowhere.
This is why you can't speak to a mute person right ?McZapkie wrote:... but to point out, that negotiation with authoritarians is leading to nowhere.
You may notice that this opinion piece, which, among other things, attacks the mainstream media for a lack of factual reporting, is itself very light on facts. It takes it several paragraphs to get to its first one, that being that the UK has accused Russia of poisoning people on its soil without proper evidence. A bit of digging later, we land at the Bush administration fabricating Saddam Hussein's possession of WMDs. These are actually also the only facts presented in the whole article. The author doesn't cite any sources, I only know they're facts from other, reputable sources.