Dr Marcus Papadopoulos is a 'Poofter'.
(according to the 'Grapevine).
Schnauzer wrote:Dr Marcus Papadopoulos is a 'Poofter'.
(according to the 'Grapevine).
miltiades wrote:Schnauzer wrote:Dr Marcus Papadopoulos is a 'Poofter'.
(according to the 'Grapevine).
You are a pervert, so what!
Robin Hood wrote:Paphitis wrote:Well we have seen Pootin's and Assad's debacle in Aleppo. Oh yes, this was suppose to have finished 6 months ago but many War Crimes since and the rebels are still fucking them right up.
Now it's our turn in Aleppo and really sorry, but the way we do business is very different to the way Pootin/Assad do business. This will be obvious to everyone.
The coalition will bring a much quicker and more clinical closure to DAESH in Mosul and without the war crimes or reducing the city to a pile.
For your coalition to go anywhere near Aleppo .... would be a breach of International Law, a breach of the UN Resolutions, a crime against humanity and a war crime. The way YOU do business is certainly nothing to be proud of and yes what happens in Mosul will be very obvious to every one. The only problem with that is that the way things are going the people in the West will only have your sources telling the story and if anything goes wrong you will blame it all on Russia anyway.
That is the way the west seems to work these days ...... I used to think the British and the Americans were the good guys standing up for freedom and democracy .... no more! I have grown up enough no to see through the smoke and mirrors. You obviously have not!
Robin Hood wrote:CBBB wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Bank accounts of Russian state broadcaster Russia Today are FROZEN in the UK
The UK Government is obviously worried that RT will release the pictures of the civilian slaughterand destruction in Mosul, that the coalition don’t want the people to see and also the evidence of ISIL terrorists they are letting escape to carry on the fight in Syria as was released by RT a few days ago. As one commentator said: “RT has been 'sailing too close to the truth'.”!
How does freezing their bank accounts stop them from publishing anything?
Difficult to run a business when you have no means to pay your staff or the bills.
Paphitis wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Paphitis wrote:Well we have seen Pootin's and Assad's debacle in Aleppo. Oh yes, this was suppose to have finished 6 months ago but many War Crimes since and the rebels are still fucking them right up.
Now it's our turn in Aleppo and really sorry, but the way we do business is very different to the way Pootin/Assad do business. This will be obvious to everyone.
The coalition will bring a much quicker and more clinical closure to DAESH in Mosul and without the war crimes or reducing the city to a pile.
For your coalition to go anywhere near Aleppo .... would be a breach of International Law, a breach of the UN Resolutions, a crime against humanity and a war crime. The way YOU do business is certainly nothing to be proud of and yes what happens in Mosul will be very obvious to every one. The only problem with that is that the way things are going the people in the West will only have your sources telling the story and if anything goes wrong you will blame it all on Russia anyway.
That is the way the west seems to work these days ...... I used to think the British and the Americans were the good guys standing up for freedom and democracy .... no more! I have grown up enough no to see through the smoke and mirrors. You obviously have not!
Don't ever think that International Law applies with regard to Syria.
We can do what we like. Assad/Pootin are violating international law and conducting war crimes, hence we can occupy, go near Aleppo and even engage Syrian Forces if we want to. No one is going to say a thing and at the same time ignore war crimes because there would be zero credibility.
In addition, Assad's legitimacy is in serious question, but not as far as the coalition is concerned which don't recognize his authority.
If Assad has an issue, then go to the ICJ.
CBBB wrote:Robin Hood wrote:CBBB wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Bank accounts of Russian state broadcaster Russia Today are FROZEN in the UK
The UK Government is obviously worried that RT will release the pictures of the civilian slaughterand destruction in Mosul, that the coalition don’t want the people to see and also the evidence of ISIL terrorists they are letting escape to carry on the fight in Syria as was released by RT a few days ago. As one commentator said: “RT has been 'sailing too close to the truth'.”!
How does freezing their bank accounts stop them from publishing anything?
Difficult to run a business when you have no means to pay your staff or the bills.
They pay their staff and bills in Russia from their accounts in the UK?
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