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What should we do about Russia ?
What do you think we should do about Russia if it is found they have had a hand in the poisoning of the two people who are critically ill ? Do we pull out of the world cup,hit them with sanctions etc,how should we deal with it ?
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..I think sanctions are something that should be looked at, Kaz...but similar to another thread atm and my thoughts there...The Brexit vote has made us quite isolated also...so care and thought would also be the thing much more atm, I feel when we think about sanctions etc...
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Russians own most London, I saw the back end of a program a couple of nights ago, putin has made himself one of if not the richest man in the world.
In real terms nothing will be done. |
Politics interfering with sport is a big no no. We also rely on the Russian gangsters to come here and launder their money, so any measures we do take will be completely ineffectual and purely for show. That is of course why they had the balls to do it, they know we can't do anything.
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Russia is great :love: :love:
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Also we'll soon see how many Russians are undesirable in the election this week. |
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Over the past 20 years there's been 14 Russian assassinations on our soil and what have we done? I was working near Weybridge when Alexander Perepilichny was murdered and as an ex estate agent I know estate agents in that area are on the continual lookout for extremely wealthy Russians. A lot of mansions in Weybridge, Sunningdale and Bagshot are owned by Russians billionaires and millionaires who benefitted from the Kremlins wrongdoings and for too long they've been given anonymity regarding how they got their wealth.
Whilst I don't deny there are some nice Russians living here. There are far too many oligarch's. We can't carry on being a clearing house for corrupt dirty money. A Russian can become a domicile in Britain for a £million. I doubt this assassin or assassins have flown back to Russia. Its likely they were living here under the lap of luxury until called upon by the Russian government. What we are not going to do (and I think we should) is stop the oligarch's because the money is too attractive. Since the end of the Cold War these people have filtered something like £16billion into our country. |
We should applaud them, this mans actions and others like him can cost the lives of thousands, something he had no qualms about ignoring for cash.
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What can we do?
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I didn't know that either :shocked: |
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Yes whatever the PM says today (around 4:30PM, Parliament ) Putin will still be Elected again. |
I saw the interview with Marina Litvenenco her take is that the govt are taking dirty money from Russian oligarchs in the UK. She warned the govt not to align with certain people and I say that is good advice.
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I heard a mention of israeli spys could be involved.
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atm, boycotting world cup would hurt coz it is putin's fave project and it would be a statement on the world stage
plus it'd save english fans from going through the usual hope-despair cycle |
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We can get all self righteous about someone being attacked on British soil, and it's fair enough to be upset about it, but if you look at any of those that have been targeted, with the exception of Skripal's daughter, they all have blood on their hands. What goes around usually comes around
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Its also thought that Abramovich bought Chelsea to hide his money from Putin in a non threatening manner. Berezovsky had put most of his wealth in a news network that had been critical of Putin so there had been friction between the two. If its true then buying Chelsea was a masterstroke On topic. We cant and wont do anything about Russia as many have commented the Russian Oligarchs club has considerable wealth in the UK. |
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Buying chelsea was all about money laundering, hence why he didn't care how much he paid for a player, as any money selling them on then became clean |
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Sure but they will never have 100% Proof as another nation may have done this using bought Russian Nerve Gear or made their own Nerve Gear in another nation, then the UK would be in the wrong. |
Russia 'highly likely' to be behind spy poisoning, PM says
https://news.sky.com/story/live-pm-s...eting-11286994 |
Lol. Literally nothing at all.
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Of course but be this Weds the PM has a Conclusion much the same as she has spoken right now. Russia is one nation that makes the nerve gear What about the Others? |
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As to what we can do about it, there is nothing we can do that has any meaningful consequence. |
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Yes that was stated days ago. Of Course ,Russia says they did not do it So the PM must do something herself, Expel Russian Diplomats, should be one measure Will that change anything? UK Diplomats in Russia will then get kicked out etc |
She could do something, the question is whether she's up to it.
I mean freezing assets etc I think it was a mistake not to do more after Litvinienko. Putin felt he could get away with it so he carried on. |
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That was a New Labour feck Up. Putin will be Elected again on Sunday no one can stop him. Blair got on well with Putin (as shown in the recent BBC2HD Docu on Putin) |
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Sure Nicky but its not against the Russian Nation Its a about the the Leader Putin. |
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UK's (Con and Lab, and the West in general) attitude to Russia is not consistent and Putin takes advantage. |
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so you think we should not do anything? |
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