[arista]

BBC asks Johnson
has done enough to keep his job?


Johnson ignores that.
And says they must talk to Russian Mothers etc.

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by arista

BBC asks Johnson
has done enough to keep his job?

johnson needs to dictatorship the BBCs arse, absolutely fed up of them.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

BBC asks Johnson
has done enough to keep his job?


Johnson ignores that.
And says they must talk to Russian Mothers etc.

Why do they ask him that in Kyiv? The world is watching moments like this and don't give a damn about parties 2 years ago

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Why do they ask him that in Kyiv? The world is watching moments like this and don't give a damn about parties 2 years ago

The BBC want to get rid of Johnson
they do not care.

[arista]

Now Concluded

[arista]

[Nicky91]

Putin: the west are trying to lure russia into a war

https://www.scmp.com/news/world/russ...ng-lure-russia


Daddy Putin spilling the tea about the corrupt western countries

[Nicky91]

when is dictatorship NATO get cancelled and disbanded for good?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

when is dictatorship NATO get cancelled and disbanded for good?

No it is getting Bigger under
Old Joe Biden, President

[arista]

Senior Russian diplomat:
'We don't trust British diplomacy',
it's 'absolutely worthless'

https://news.sky.com/story/senior-ru...hless-12530767

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Senior Russian diplomat:
'We don't trust British diplomacy',
it's 'absolutely worthless'

https://news.sky.com/story/senior-ru...hless-12530767

according to western news site Sky News


uh huh, another bit of western propaganda trying to get closer and closer to that war

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

according to western news site Sky News


uh huh, another bit of western propaganda trying to get closer and closer to that war

it's on the BBC & ITN/ITV as well

[Nicky91]

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/...i-final-a76237

Russia set to face Ukraine in tense UEFA Futsal euro 2022 semi final

Russia are set to face Ukraine in the semi-final of the Futsal Euro 2022 competition Friday in what is set to be a heated match between the pair.

The miniature 5-a-side football format will see the two nations — who have been deliberately kept apart by the UEFA since Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea — face each other in a major football tournament for the first time in 14 years.

"The political background of this match cannot be ignored," said Emil Aliyev, the president of the Russian futsal association. "We have been kept apart for a long time, even at this European Championship, to ensure we don't play each other before the semi-finals.”

The match between Russia, who rank second in the world futsal rankings, and Ukraine, who are placed 11th, will kick off at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome at 7 p.m. Moscow time.

It comes amid extreme tensions between the two countries as Russia’s buildup of troops near the Ukrainian border has raised fears of a potential offensive by Moscow on its westerly neighbor.

But it’s not the first time that sport could be co-opted as a battleground for political provocation between the two nations.

Prior to last year's Euro 2020 football tournament, Ukraine’s national team sparked outrage from Moscow by featuring an outline of Ukraine that included annexed Crimea, as well as political slogans that alluded to the ousting of Ukraine’s pro-Russian president in 2014, on their kit.

Ukraine will sport a reworked kit at Friday’s match after being forced to remove the shirts’ “political” messaging by the UEFA. In response to the change, sports publication Tribuna Ukraine tweeted: "In the next match we will remind once and for all that Crimea is Ukraine” alongside a photo of player Ihor Cherniavski.

Any suspense surrounding the match should concern the length of time since the two nations played each other, rather than the geopolitical backdrop, Aliyev said.

"This is the nature of sports, in particular futsal — it is removed from politics," he said.

"It would be better if everyone sorted out their relationships — who is stronger or faster — on the sports field.”

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[arista]

Prime Minister Johnson
has now Phoned the Russian Leader Putin.

[arista]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ry-strike.html


['Invading Ukraine would be a tragic miscalculation':
Boris Johnson warns Vladimir Putin against military
strike as they FINALLY speak
amid tense stand-off - as RAF Typhoons scramble
to intercept Russian BOMBERS and Moscow
slams US troop build up]

[arista]

Ch4HDnews interviewed a Clever Russian in the UK
Mikhail Khodorkovsky


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail_Khodorkovsky


Mikhail, advising Putin in 2001


He said Putin will have to go to War,
if he pulls out, he will look weak.

He was asked about his safety
Mikhail said "I have been lucky but if Putin
decides I must Die, it will be hard for me to survive"

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

Ch4HDnews interviewed a Clever Russian in the UK
Mikhail Khodorkovsky


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail_Khodorkovsky


Mikhail, advising Putin in 2001


He said Putin will have to go to War,
if he pulls out, he will look weak.

He was asked about his safety
Mikhail said "I have been lucky but if Putin
decides I must Die, it will be hard for me to survive"

Just by threatening war and keeping the conflict going in the East, Russia will achieve their aim of making sure Ukraine doesn't join NATO or the EU so I don't think he needs to invade. Its just to create instability and give Russia centre stage again

Most people in Kyiv don't seem too worried and live their lives as normal. It's a beautiful city so I'm glad I went and the risk is pretty low right now so I hope their tourism industry isn't suffering too much. Its cheap as hell, there's tonnes to see and I did a Chernobyl tour yesterday which was an amazing experience

[bots]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Just by threatening war and keeping the conflict going in the East, Russia will achieve their aim of making sure Ukraine doesn't join NATO or the EU so I don't think he needs to invade. Its just to create instability and give Russia centre stage again

Most people in Kyiv don't seem too worried and live their lives as normal. It's a beautiful city so I'm glad I went and the risk is pretty low right now so I hope their tourism industry isn't suffering too much. Its cheap as hell, there's tonnes to see and I did a Chernobyl tour yesterday which was an amazing experience

As the saying goes .... 2 heads are better than one

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

As the saying goes .... 2 heads are better than one

Was actually slightly disappointed when they measured our radiation levels afterwards and I'd only acquired as much as you get from half an hour on an aeroplane

The geiger counters did get up to over 9 in a couple of hotpots though

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[I did a Chernobyl tour yesterday which was an amazing experience]


I hope you bought Souvenirs

[arista]

Ukraine is safe for a while
Putin has arrived in China
Beijing 2022.

[arista]

Ben Wallace is Live at the MOD
with the Polish Defence Minister


Talking of their unity of Ukraine
and how they will help.


Both News Channels Live