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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Robin Hood » Sun Oct 30, 2016 10:49 am

Paphitis wrote:You clinging on to Trump now as your only hope. Say's a lot about you given your eagerness to compromise your ethics and values in a game of brickmanship. That's got Pootin written all over it, so shouldn't be too surprised.

Look, Trump is an idiot, but if he wins he has the Deep State to contend with and there is no way in the world the Deep State will allow him to do any of the stupid things he says. Also, no guarantees the Republican Senators of Congress will cooperate with his administration either.

Clinton has it won.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/201 ... id=rrpromo

And judging by how things are panning out, for Pootin in Syria and our success in Iraq, his entire campaign is dead in the water much like the Kuznetsov which has come to encapsulate with some irony the shaky ground he is on.

I will try and be humble! BUT, it wasn't a smart move for Pootin to embark on his idiotic campaign against us thinking he will get away with it. If it continues, there will be a war! That is a given. A major war involving the USA and Russia. A superpower will not take too kindly to any kind of challenge.

Fortunately for you, we have our proxies giving you shit! We can drag this out for as long as we like. Assad has zero chance of taking Aleppo. And we will not be standing to the side watching war criminals raise the city from the ground. We will declare a No Fly Zone.

Any of Pootins aircraft which violate it will risk WW3! And let's just face the facts. Russia is in no position to risk a war it will lose in 3 weeks.

Pootin keeps bluffing, and we let it pass allowing him the accolades but that is a situation that will not last. We are calling it now and you are chasing ghosts all over the outskirts of Aleppo, not knowing your enemy which can't be defeated ever.

Afghanistan version 2.0! Remember?


I think it more likely than ever that you have, once again, bet on the wrong horse and Trump will be the new POTUS ..... no body knows for sure but, as you point out .... the likelihood is that 'they'won't accept that and will resort to cheating ...... and when the people find out, there will be another US Civil War ........ :roll:

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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Oct 30, 2016 10:57 am

" Look, Trump is an idiot," :lol: :lol:
I wonder how many ...idiots become billionaires. Yes Trump is an ....idiot, oh boy wish I was such a billionaire idiot :lol: :lol:
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:19 pm

miltiades wrote:" Look, Trump is an idiot," :lol: :lol:
I wonder how many ...idiots become billionaires. Yes Trump is an ....idiot, oh boy wish I was such a billionaire idiot :lol: :lol:


How do you know he is a billionaire? Has he released his tax returns?

Most analysts actually say he over inflated his personal wealth to reflect his ego. To have an ego like he has isn't intelligent as a businessman. To be a sexual predator of women is not only stupid, low, disrespectful, but also illegal. I'm not sure if all the allegations are true, but the recording certainly was. And not all males talk like that in locker rooms. Sorry, but there is a way to value the opposite sex without vulgarity.

Most business analysts don't think he is that good of a businessman either.

And being a billionaire doesn't mean you have what it takes to be US President! This guy is doing it for the wrong reasons as well. He is power hungry, whereas other Presidents actually want to leave their mark for the greater good.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:23 pm

Plus, it's gonna be great seeing trump go down in a ball of flames! :mrgreen:
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:41 pm

I'm no fan of Trump, neither do I have much respect for Clinton. But I'm a fan of ....Putin :lol: :lol:
By the way I don't think much of our own PM either !

Talking about leaders ,the West unfortunately does not have any that I would consider creditable at best I would categorise them all as second rate.

My personal views on Russia and Putin differ much from yours, although I have and always will be a supporter of the Western way of life I have to admit that .....Russian women are by far the best :lol: :lol:
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:52 pm

miltiades wrote:I'm no fan of Trump, neither do I have much respect for Clinton. But I'm a fan of ....Putin :lol: :lol:
By the way I don't think much of our own PM either !

Talking about leaders ,the West unfortunately does not have any that I would consider creditable at best I would categorise them all as second rate.

My personal views on Russia and Putin differ much from yours, although I have and always will be a supporter of the Western way of life I have to admit that .....Russian women are by far the best :lol: :lol:


It doesn't surprise me one bit that you would be a fan of Pootin.

You would be a fan of Alexander Lukashenko too!

That is because you are a slave and a slave needs a master and you have adopted yours from your other half who is basically a slave remnant of the Soviet era.

Your 2 masters are low lifes! One is a War Criminal and the other is an idiotic scoundrel and ruthless dictator not far from being comparable to Assad and pretty close to Pootin as a lapdog poodle.

Look, you are incapable of proper analysis of all the shit Pootin has done. Your Master isn't a nice person and will be causing a war one day.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 1:06 pm

Get Real! wrote:Criminal America continues supplying terrorists...

ISIL Receives US Arms Cargo in Iraq's Diyala

http://en.alalam.ir/news/1878871


An unnamed security source from an Iranian website.

Yeh right! There are US and Australian Special Forces near Mosul advising Iraqi Security Forces and the Iraqi Government doesn't seem to be complaining.

That's because we bought the Iraqis to this point, armed and trained them for this offensive. It took a couple of years, but that's how we roll. We carefully plan and execute our plans.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 1:16 pm

Robin Hood wrote:
Get Real! wrote:Criminal America continues supplying terrorists...

ISIL Receives US Arms Cargo in Iraq's Diyala

http://en.alalam.ir/news/1878871


They also dropped 40-50 tonnes to the west of Aleppo to Syrian Al-Nusra terrorists. If it had not been for this action by the US coalition this so called 'civil' war (it is a foreign incursion) would have been over months after it started.

The mere fact that the US coalition has been providing arms, even MANPADS and TOW’s to these barbarians ...... makes the US et al complicit in war crimes. To supply terrorists trying to overthrow an elected government is contrary to International Law. So the US is as guilty as the terrorists!

That dock in Den Haag ICC is going to be mighty crowded .... when judgment day arrives! :roll:

US Failed to Rein In Syrian Militants, They Killed Over 16,000 in Feb.-Sept.

“Russia guaranteed the implementation of the CoH [cessation of hostilities] by the Syrian government. The US on the other hand were not capable to insure the implementation of the CoH by the armed groups. From February to September the opposition groups that are supposed to be under the US control committed 2,031 violations of the CoH, which claimed the lives of 3,532 military personnel and 12,800 civilians,” the statement said.

https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/2016 ... asualties/


Report it to the ICJ and stop bitching!

Our enemy's enemy is our ally! It's just like the old days when we were supplying the Mujahideen in Afghanistan to defeat the Soviets!

It's also a great way to divert all terrorist activity towards Russia. :mrgreen:

Afghanistan 2.0!
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Oct 30, 2016 1:21 pm

Paphitis wrote:
miltiades wrote:I'm no fan of Trump, neither do I have much respect for Clinton. But I'm a fan of ....Putin :lol: :lol:
By the way I don't think much of our own PM either !

Talking about leaders ,the West unfortunately does not have any that I would consider creditable at best I would categorise them all as second rate.

My personal views on Russia and Putin differ much from yours, although I have and always will be a supporter of the Western way of life I have to admit that .....Russian women are by far the best :lol: :lol:


It doesn't surprise me one bit that you would be a fan of Pootin.

You would be a fan of Alexander Lukashenko too!

That is because you are a slave and a slave needs a master and you have adopted yours from your other half who is basically a slave remnant of the Soviet era.

Your 2 masters are low lifes! One is a War Criminal and the other is an idiotic scoundrel and ruthless dictator not far from being comparable to Assad and pretty close to Pootin as a lapdog poodle.

Look, you are incapable of proper analysis of all the shit Pootin has done. Your Master isn't a nice person and will be causing a war one day.

My personal experience over more than 6 years tells me that Lukashenko is immensely disliked where as Putin is revered.
Belarusians by the way are very similar to Cypriots, they have strong family bonds as well as a liking for Cypriot people.
Misconceptions that I had prior to getting to know Russians / Belarusians have been dispelled. They respect their elders -MY SELF EXCLUDED SINCE IM A ...YOUNG ...MAN - :lol: and pay attention when a Cypriot male speaks to them :lol:
As a Cypriot in Belarus I feel very much at home knowing that I'm safe - unless crossing the road when Stamatis IS ON- :lol:

On a serious note may I say that all preconceived notions I had prior to getting to know Russians have now evaporated.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 30, 2016 2:57 pm

miltiades wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
miltiades wrote:I'm no fan of Trump, neither do I have much respect for Clinton. But I'm a fan of ....Putin :lol: :lol:
By the way I don't think much of our own PM either !

Talking about leaders ,the West unfortunately does not have any that I would consider creditable at best I would categorise them all as second rate.

My personal views on Russia and Putin differ much from yours, although I have and always will be a supporter of the Western way of life I have to admit that .....Russian women are by far the best :lol: :lol:


It doesn't surprise me one bit that you would be a fan of Pootin.

You would be a fan of Alexander Lukashenko too!

That is because you are a slave and a slave needs a master and you have adopted yours from your other half who is basically a slave remnant of the Soviet era.

Your 2 masters are low lifes! One is a War Criminal and the other is an idiotic scoundrel and ruthless dictator not far from being comparable to Assad and pretty close to Pootin as a lapdog poodle.

Look, you are incapable of proper analysis of all the shit Pootin has done. Your Master isn't a nice person and will be causing a war one day.

My personal experience over more than 6 years tells me that Lukashenko is immensely disliked where as Putin is revered.
Belarusians by the way are very similar to Cypriots, they have strong family bonds as well as a liking for Cypriot people.
Misconceptions that I had prior to getting to know Russians / Belarusians have been dispelled. They respect their elders -MY SELF EXCLUDED SINCE IM A ...YOUNG ...MAN - :lol: and pay attention when a Cypriot male speaks to them :lol:
As a Cypriot in Belarus I feel very much at home knowing that I'm safe - unless crossing the road when Stamatis IS ON- :lol:

On a serious note may I say that all preconceived notions I had prior to getting to know Russians have now evaporated.


Pootin isn't that liked. Once again, you should start speaking to Russians a bit more about their feelings on Pootin.

They have Soviet era hangovers and they are afraid of him and his State apparatus. There is little transparency in Russia, and a lot of corruption. He has also incarcerated more Journalists, and academics than Turkey has.

Basically, the poor people of Russia are slaves and they need their master. The obligarchs are the masters!
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