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Trump insider: "Zelensky's 'Best Bet' is to Leave for France 'Immediately'"


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@MicroB I have removed your post for deliberate misspelling names. I gave you a public notice last time, after editing your post, that future posts will just be removed if you continue the same misspelling.

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On 2/22/2025 at 10:15 AM, connda said:

Time for the Zelinsky's to catch the last train out

 

Why allow him to catch a train when...

Would it not be far better to have him...just...

Run out on a rail?

 

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Ouch!

 

Trump is a real comedian.

 

 

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21 hours ago, JimHuaHin said:

Or ... Trump and Vance could be placed on a SpaceX rocket headed to Mars, or the Sun?

Thank you for your oh so eloquent contribution to the discussion. Keep 'em coming as we need some comedy moments on here.

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49 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Lot of posters been having wet dreams past 3 years. A rude wakening awaits them.

Don't blame them they are just classic examples of "The Herd" as described by Nietzsche. The last time we witnessed a narrative take hold like this, propagated by Western intelligence agencies and their propaganda media, was the whole WMD in Iraq fiasco. There really is no excuse for it though this time. I follow a half dozen frontline mapping sites each day, such as Weeb Union on the Facebook, which show what is actually taking place geo-location video. While "The Herd" get told what they want to hear from the likes of Murdoch and former game show host A. Cooper.

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12 hours ago, Sir Dude said:

Best thing Europe can do is to man up and make itself militarily very strong,

Good in principle, but Euroland is broke, and too soft. The glory days of BAOR are long gone. Best to make lots of nukes and dream of the "good old days".

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19 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

How many battles has Zelensky been in then? Must be a few if he's so brave. Wearing that silly cos play uniform doesn't imbue him with valour.

Maybe make some silly "stolen valor" videos as he enters into fights with real veterans while on a city bus

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The President is denying he ever called Zelensky a "dictator" during live questions with the UK Prime Minister. I would assume then that he has been deliberately misrepresented by Russophiles and turncoats in his circle, who seek to sew division and propagate Putin's efforts to destablilise the free world. So I am sure they will soon be identified and removed from positions of influence.

 

His supporters on this forum who supported the ridiculous contention by these traitors that the Ukrainian President is a dictator, might want to reconsider their position or support for the 47th US President.

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On 2/26/2025 at 12:32 AM, Dcheech said:

 


The WMD Desert Iraqi adventure trip

 

It was a lot more complex than people would suppose.  There is not doubt Iraq had a pretty advanced chemical and biological capability. I attended briefings about what the British military knew abut Halabja. It was sobering. The British had tracked Iraqi Air Force sorties over the town, and there were many. They knew the Russian aircraft lacked the ability to carry enough of the type of munition that was being dropped, so the Iraqis had to switch to old ex-RAF Hawker Hunters. They knew the exact time the bombing runs were carried out. From studying the filmed corpses and the time stamps of Iranian journalist's on the scene videos, they quite quickly came to a presumptive determination that Sarin and VX figuredmin the mix (because of the time that elapsed between the attack and unprotected Iranians entering the town).

 

Earlier I worked in the same university department in the UK where British police turned up to take a number of Iraqis into custody in 1990. They were microbiology students with strong research interests in aflatoxin, a really potent class of fungal nerve toxins. The head of the Iraqi programme trained at East Anglia, which has a particularly strong plant protein department, and close links with a Food Research Institute, which I know from first hand experience, had some interesting knowhow.

 

Post Desert Storm, there were Congressional inquiries into so-called Gulf War Syndrome, whcich I suspect was a combination of the results of exposure to untested vaccines and some pretty terrible environmental conditions in Kuwaut. I was struck by the account of members of a Marine unit who were specialist CBRN operators. As the Iraqi Army collapsed, they left behind ammo dumps. These two operators testified coming across one such site, that they reported as well ordered. They knew it was well ordered because it had been set up just the same way as the US military do. That similarity allowed them to identify so-called special munitions, likely chemical rounds, 155mm variety.

 

15 years on, the thing that occupied the Western intelligence was being blindsided again. Iraq had a CBRN capability, but did it have a CBRN readiness.  Personally,  I think Saddam never gave them up, but he hid them, expecting that one day the Americans would just leave. The best aircraft he had, he didn't use to try and defend Iraqi skies or destroy American armour.They flew to Iran or were buried, to fight another day. The Arab dictator needed a symbolically powerful military, not really toprotect from external threats but to protect from internal threats

 

I'm of the mind the capbility is buried, those who buried it are long dead. 120 years after ww1, the British and Americans are still finding Lewisite caches. Someone knew where they were stored, the paperwork has gone. eg a big dump was found in Florida, along with a radioactive lab, when clearing a site for new housing. For the radioactive lab, they had to find some old boys from a nursing home to explain what had happened (a big spill in the 50s, so the building was evacuated, shuttered and forgotten about). We will eventually find the stuff, but long after I'm dead.

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