Major risk of contamination by Russian activities around Chernobyl, to themselves and others. Useless equipment too, some things don’t change there. So where is the required link so often cited as a requirement? Been there, posted link from reputable news source, no nasty images, gone, no explanati...
Jump to postCitizenJustin wrote:It's dangerous for everyone. The only place worse in the Caribbean that I can think of is Haiti. Jump to postI’d love to visit but Jamaica was recently ranked as one of the most dangerous places for LGBTQ.
Most of those listed are trans-Pacific airlines. They probably need more range. Delta bought there's for relatively shorter flights.
Jump to postAt least two of the victims were Black.
Jump to postJamaica was a lot more serious things to worry about other than the Queen.
Jump to postWhy can't Canada use the same model numbers as every other country in the world? I hate having to constantly google what the different models correspond to.
Jump to posthttps://mobile.twitter.com/AlanAbdo13/status/1510397764819210243 https://mobile.twitter.com/olya_rudenko/status/1510304622816251909 https://mobile.twitter.com/IntelCrab/status/1510478147535388674 There are many horrific stories coming out that can't be ignored by the West. There have to be harsher ...
Jump to postI'm even arguing it's already the case. Russia considers itself (and is considered) a victor of WW2, despite starting it along with Germany, invading Poland, so on the wrong side. Using 20/20 hindsight, in a way it's too bad that the UK and France had a defense treaty with Poland. If they didn't, t...
Jump to postBut if Ukraine did it - why do they deny it then? Wouldnt it be a huge propaganda effort? Strange. Maybe it's better having the Russians worrying that some of their own citizens are sabotaging the war effort. Just like all the "leaks" about getting help from high sources in the Russian go...
Jump to postNewark727 wrote:Russia's "promise". Jump to postalberchico wrote:I can definitely see Russia giving up all its claims in the Donbas as part of a peace treaty if Putin falls from power, but Crimea ? Crimea is gone forever. Ukraine should just accept that.
What exactly does "accepting" that get Ukraine in return?
The problem with that is that, sometime in the future, Russia will start talking "land bridge" again. Maybe Ukraine should take a page out of the Russian playbook and resettle all the "Russians" in Crimea back to Mother Russia and move real Ukrainians in. You can either be a Russ...
Jump to postT4thH wrote:No, they're just "redeploying"...Just for your information: The Russian army is now clearly retreating as it seems, from the whole northern half of Ukraine. This seems even to include Charkov.
Can you film customers in a private business without their consent? Isn't that governed by the business' policy? I was under the impression that it is against most airlines' policies to film people on aircraft, be they sleeping, or looking funny, or whatever. What is the policy on most airlines? If...
Jump to postI must have missed something. I didn’t see anyone defending what he did. I didn't either. I just saw some questioning the severity of the punishment that some others wanted meted out. I've seen more people defending a pilot who showed up to work intoxicated. Right here: Agree, I don't see what the ...
Jump to postI see that Russians no longer retreat, they "redeploy".
Jump to postsldispatcher wrote:I didn't either. I just saw some questioning the severity of the punishment that some others wanted meted out. I've seen more people defending a pilot who showed up to work intoxicated. Jump to postI must have missed something. I didn’t see anyone defending what he did.
tomcat wrote:It would be too obvious if they just abolished the position...
It makes you wonder why Germany needs a defense minister at all if their own army is so much deprived from basic equipment's.
More from Germany and their ridiculously slow process of sending help to Ukraine. https://www.euractiv.com/section/defence-and-security/news/germany-to-ship-additional-weapons-to-ukraine-after-weeks-of-stalling/ I liked the comment where they said they couldn't supply any from stock because they ha...
Jump to postHe looks relatively young to be a captain. Could he work for one of the regionals?
Jump to posttomaheath wrote:I voted against him...absentee... Jump to postI proud that I voted in person for Trump. Prior to 2020 I couldn’t stand him.
casinterest wrote:I don't think it's the nipple...The GOP is still latched at the nipple to him.
What are the chances of that happening?
Jump to postTrump will never endorse anyone else for president. He never even says anything good about his own kids. Of course, what good can be said about them. It's embarrassing to listen to two "men" in their late 30s, mid 40s constantly do basically a "my dad can beat up your dad" routi...
Jump to postThis goes against the narrative put forth in the media. From the NYtimes Editorial, an interesting take and one I have thought of too with Putin being ex KGB. Putin is so KGB he connived all of this? It makes me wonder if the KGB is as incompetent as Russia's armed forces. Maybe they, too, foresaw ...
Jump to postTrump will never endorse anyone else for president. He never even says anything good about his own kids. Of course, what good can be said about them. It's embarrassing to listen to two "men" in their late 30s, mid 40s constantly do basically a "my dad can beat up your dad" routin...
Jump to postUnfortunately, Trump and his deranged support base will ensure that doesn't happen. Trump or any voter don't get to choose who runs in the primaries. If Haley runs I am sure Trump will support her because she probably is one of the candidates with the best chance at this point. You don't think he's...
Jump to postI'm thinking that Western/NATO SEAD is just a little bit better than what the Russians are capable of...
Jump to postA101 wrote:Then why did I have to apply for a special visa a few years ago because I had a 29 year old Driving While Impaired" conviction? I would've thought they'd say, "he's one of us, let him in!".Australia was built on convict labour, and most Australians embrace that now
L410Turbolet wrote:+1 The hypocrisy is glaring. Jump to postmarcelh wrote:Evil was already there in 2014
As were those living in permanent fear, who pretended not to see it.
j-bird wrote:They didn't want to be shamed by little Finland... Jump to postreally it should be 120 to satisfy NATO and NORAD requirements, but hey, I thought they would go down to 65 frames....
EDIT This one is interesting Abramovich and Ukrainian negotiators suffer poisonings symptoms. And thus the start of chemical attack that we've been warned about. And of course they will blame it on Biden's escalatory rhetoric. bt That happened over three weeks ago but WE aren't supposed to escalate.
Jump to postkitplane01 wrote:Maybe Finland wanted a plane that would be supported for the next 30+ years. Most western air forces are replacing their 16s with 35s. Jump to postWhy did the F-16 not bid on Finland's HX program?
How about the Luftwaffe Tornados? They're older than dirt.
Jump to postIt's the other way around. Putin understood/read Merkel perfectly, and lured Germany to become dependent on Russian gas and remain naively pacifistic. Remember how hard Germany fought for that Nord Stream 2 pipeline despite all the resistance from the US and others? Merkel was played like a fool by...
Jump to postAm I not right in thinking that the majority in Crimea approves Russian occupation? If true, how do you want the majority to be treated? If they wanted to live in Russia, move to Russia. Simples. Sometimes, the simplest solution.... Yes. They have to decide whether they are Ukrainians of Russian an...
Jump to postOK, I finally saw a video of supposedly Ukrainians abusing prisoners and shooting them in the legs? The one thing that struck me was the age of the prisoners. They have long beards and shaved heads. Doesn't look like any the typical Russian conscripts nor a professional soldiers that we saw on the ...
Jump to postWait, units that were shredded are being combined to continue the assault? Are they insane? Historically, going from memory, such units must be only used in "do or die" scenarios where they know their lives are being risked for an incredibly good cause. Assault of a nation under a false f...
Jump to postIf Russia needs a land bridge to Crimea because of the naval base there, things don't bode well for the countries between Kaliningrad and Mother Russia. Of course, that would be against NATO...
Jump to postNot only is India on the wrong side, but they are also on the weak side, as Russia's shortcomings have been exposed. While I agree its a miscalculation on the part of the Indians, I can see the internal logic and the bet that any secondary sanctions on Indian concerns will be window dressing. What ...
Jump to postNot only is India on the wrong side, but they are also on the weak side, as Russia's shortcomings have been exposed.
Jump to postRussia threatens nuclear war against the west: https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/russia-threatens-universal-nuclear-war-if-nato-peacekeepers-enter-ukraine/news-story/d1fb2e6d16d85dca0cb7283ee934f034 The west was too soft against him. Now that an existential threat has been issued against NATO, w...
Jump to postI haven't heard anyone bring up the old "Russia isn't a threat because we're too economically linked together" argument lately. Or the "Europe is too civilized to get into a war" one, either.
Jump to postI'm not sure where you are located but my family and pretty much anybody I know is ok with making their lives a bit harder in order to finally get rid He's not worried because he knows that Russian logistics, or lack there-of, won't allow them to make it to The Netherlands, where he's located. I no...
Jump to post889091 wrote:Russians would never let vodka get that old! Jump to postbikerthai wrote:What would have been available back then that would last that long? C rations?
bt
Vodka
Thought provoking, as his stuff often is (last year he did a piece, basically in a 'road to hell paved with good intentions' sense, on a little known but significant incident in Northern Ireland in 1970, considering his origins and how controversial that topic is, very insightful there too). I saw ...
Jump to postThat'll really cut down on their amphibious capabilities.
Jump to postI don't know if anyone is familiar with "the Chieftain" but he has a large following on Youtube. He's a wargamer and armor historian who is also a Texas National Guard Lt Colonel. Here are his thoughts on videos. Very thought provoking. If you're wondering about his "different" a...
Jump to postIt's not how thick the seat padding is but how firm it is.
Jump to postIn Russia’s case they ask us all to understand their feelings because of their horrible experience in WWII. Fair enough. But it’s THEY who’ve been the invaders ever since. They were the invaders even then. Don't forget the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact when them and the Germans were allies and they invad...
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