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Think that pretty much wraps the discussion up
That's an excellent piece
It's one of the worst pieces of 'journalism' I've ever seen. How people can watch that and think it's good is beyond me.That's an excellent piece
That's quite something.It's one of the worst pieces of 'journalism' I've ever seen. How people can watch that and think it's good is beyond me.
Anyone with half a brain and the ability to read, really should know the following by now:
1.Ukraine has a Nazi Problem
2 Russia uses propaganda
3. Russia has disgracefully invaded Ukraine
Does 1 justify 3? No
Does 2 mean 1 is false? No
Does 1 justify 3? No
I never thought I'd see the day the BBC minimised the importance of Nazis, it's really quite something to witness. We're becoming quite incapable of holding two facts in our minds at the same time. Every issue must be reduced down to a simple goodies versus baddies narrative.
For someone so keen to protect life at the expense of virtually everything else during the Covid pandemic, you're very brave and/or blasé about supplying lethal weapons to another country during a war. You either don't believe you and your loved ones are at risk of dying as a direct consequence, or feel so strongly about the issue that the risk is worth taking. It's obvious which one it is.
It's this sort of thing that could lead to millions of people being killed. No-one in England seriously thought what was happening in faraway Serbia could affect them before just WW1 broke out. If you think that's over the top, look at the war memorials scattered all around you and ask yourself, did the average person envisage them being necessary in 1913? . An inscription on the Cenotaph in Singapore reads "They die, so we might live", these monuments were erected as a warning as well as a remembrance.
It's a fucking disgraceMore than four million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russia began its barbaric military campaign against the Ukrainian people just over a month ago. It has been described by the UN’s refugee agency as the fastest-growing refugee crisis since the Second World War. Poland is host to almost 2.5 million refugees, Romania just over 600,000, Moldova almost 400,000 and the whole of the EU has opened its borders to Ukrainian refugees, with no visa required. In contrast, the UK has issued fewer than 5,000 visas under the “Homes for Ukraine” scheme, not even a sixth of the number of applications.
I'm sure you could now assemble an authentic scale model of the MoskvaI’m actually amazed it made it as far as being towed before sinking. Normally if the magazine goes up it breaks the ship’s back and it sinks in less than five minutes.