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And once again you fail to mention the invading country that started the whole thing off. That was Russia by the way. Answer me a simple question. How many of the multiple deaths would have been avoided and how much collateral damage would not have been done, if Putin had decided NOT to invade a sovereign country?

If everything must follow the law, why does the military keep foisting illegal military coups on the country, shredding the constitution and rewriting a new one in their favour? AND they are never punished.

Yet you fail to mention that in your opinion it is OK for Russia to use long range missiles from their own arsenal and also those of Iran and N Korea to attack the Ukraine. Or doesn't that matter to you?

Says Who?

A good idea to blame the victims. Of course you could have asked if the Russian driver had a licence, how fast HE was going, if he had stopped at the junction as he should have done. You could also have asked if the Russian had a valid visa, was he working or perhaps part of a crime syndicate. However it is always easier to blame the victim, especially if they are Thai, and even more so if you have nothing to back up your words.

I am 80 and I used mine this morning with a grinding disc (and the safety guard on) to cut a breeze block in half. It did the job but it was hard work. Mine also has a handle and I held the handle and the grinder in both hands. Like most electrical tools it is perfectly safe when it is used properly. That is what safety guards and handles are for. NOT for one handed use.

He may not have to wear a helmet, but wearing one may result in less serious injuries.

Maybe if whoever stacked/dumped the pallets there had stacked them properly and clear of the road, the accident may not have happened.

But do you think that Putin really cares about that?

Whilst I sort of agree with you, ANY nuclear strike by Russia on any NATP country (should) be followed by a massive nuclear strike and make Russia uninhabitable for the majority of the population. I can see 2 big problems. 1 Putin is quite old and may come to the conclusion that he will die soon anyway, so why not take the nuclear option and many millions more people with him? 2 The other problem is that with Trump taking over in the USA, nobody has any idea (probably Trump also) what the US response will be. The US will probably try to remain neutral, until the US forces are attacked directly on the ground, at sea or on the US mainland. That will be a major problem for Trump. Whether to aid his allies or his enemies. It may also cause a problem in the Middle East between Israel and all the Arab states around them, which may also go nuclear.

Perhaps developing the network as standard gauge, instead of the 1 metre gauge the the network currently is would be a good idea.

I first read about it on AN months ago when Mike Lister first started the thread.

So let the dogs bite you, and perhaps you WILL have something to moan about.

And how would you do that from your hospital bed?

Has anybody asked you or forced you to donate to him? If not, what is your problem?