Glad to see I,m going up in your self esteemed opinion.
can we call off this sort of 'debate'?
increased hostilities mean the DoD gets more money.The Russians have already been inflamed by TM and now she wants to do this?
How can escalating an existing war make anything better?
Have we enough resources to buy an Army, Navy and Air Force capable of taking on the Russians?increased hostilities mean the DoD gets more money.
I bet Gavin Williamson wants it.
Mr Trump expects France to join.Have we enough resources to buy an Army, Navy and Air Force capable of taking on the Russians?
Or are we hoping for an EU grant to do so?
No need for an EU grant - May will simply shake the magic money tree again!Have we enough resources to buy an Army, Navy and Air Force capable of taking on the Russians?
Or are we hoping for an EU grant to do so?
Of course[emoji23] why didn't I think of that?No need for an EU grant - May will simply shake the magic money tree again!
Tom
But that's already failed, their NATO encirclement of Russia's part frozen west is a busted flush, since Russia has effectively burst out in a far more valuable direction, the south. The Med, Southern Europe, the Middle East and Africa all in prospect for direct access by land and sea, with at least two allies to assist.It's an American strategy to contain Russia at the end of the day.
Utter nonsense! How can he be "convinced" when he's had no access to the material from Salisbury or know what actually happened. Even we don't know what happened yet, the police are still trying to find out.Vladimir Uglev said he was convinced Mr Skripal and his daughter Yulia had been attacked in the English city of Salisbury with a compound he had developed in 1975.
All on his own?Interesting development and a very brave chap..
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Kathrin Hille in Moscow
April 9, 2018
A key member of the Soviet research team that developed the nerve agent the UK claimed was used to poison the former double agent Sergei Skripal has sided with the British government in its dispute with Moscow.
Vladimir Uglev said he was convinced Mr Skripal and his daughter Yulia had been attacked in the English city of Salisbury with a compound he had developed in 1975. However, he cautioned it would be impossible to prove beyond doubt where the nerve agent had originated."
..or equally obviously he has been following the story, has become aware of the treatment, knows its effects and has spoken out. Or he has been advised to do so by his superiors... Note that this is a very logical position, he can preemptively defuse any finding by the international laboratories, by accepting that it is a variant, but not accepting where it was manufactured. By accepting the first, he strengthens his credibility for the second and more crucial element. If you want to tell a lie, mix it with credible truth....it always worked for me.... Don't say the dog ate my homework, when you don't have a dog...Utter nonsense! How can he be "convinced" when he's had no access to the material from Salisbury or know what actually happened. Even we don't know what happened yet, the police are still trying to find out.
He's obviously suffering from an attack of gut feeling, and possibly fancying a bit of publicity.
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Our problem is that we blame the dog saying it did it's homework wrong!..or equally obviously he has been following the story, has become aware of the treatment, knows its effects and has spoken out. Or he has been advised to do so by his superiors... Note that this is a very logical position, he can preemptively defuse any finding by the international laboratories, by accepting that it is a variant, but not accepting where it was manufactured. By accepting the first, he strengthens his credibility for the second and more crucial element. If you want to tell a lie, mix it with credible truth....it always worked for me.... Don't say the dog ate my homework, when you don't have a dog...