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4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

My happiness or otherwise is no concern of yours.

Try discussing the topic instead of me.

 

Yawn.

Very touchy ,eh

 

regards Worgeordie

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Posts using derogatory and toxic nicknames or intentional misspelling of people’s names will be removed. If you don’t want your post to be removed, spell people’s names correctly, this applies to both sides of the political debate.

 

Off topic deflection posts and replies about Afghanistan and Alaska have been removed as this topic is about:

 

Ukraine must cede territory in peace talks, says US

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19 hours ago, jayboy said:

 

Correct.It was actually often unfairly maligned Neville Chamberlain who began the rapid expansion of the RAF, and ultimately it was the strength of the Royal Navy that deterred invasion - not to mention Hitler's vacillating attitude and preoccupation with making war in the East.

 

I was going to make a detailed rebuttal of the original poster's sillier points but one soon works out it's pointless when the person is clueless.

 

On a side issue, I think Zelensky  has quite a lot in common with Churchill but that's for another discussion

Do reinvent history by all means if you want to make vacuous attacks against other posters, but unfortunately for you it's all on the record.

Many different sites supporting me, but I'll provide just one.

 

https://archives.chu.cam.ac.uk/education/churchill-era/exercises/appeasement/churchill-rearmament-and-appeasement/

Churchill’s role in British defence planning and foreign policy during the 1930s is of crucial importance for any understanding of the period. Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible to look at the issue now without hindsight. Churchill identified the growing strength of Germany’s armed forces, and he was proved right; he predicted that the situation in Europe would lead to war and it did; he said Britain was far behind Germany in its programme of rearmament and especially in air power, and he was right in this too. The case for honouring his foresight and condemning those on both sides in parliament who ignored and even derided him can seem unanswerable.

 

 

On a side issue, I think Zelensky  has quite a lot in common with Churchill but that's for another discussion

 

You did mention clueless in your post did you not? Zelensky is many things but Churchill, hardly.

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Posted
3 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Nothing to say on topic then?

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Can you not read ? , I posted several times on page 7 , 🤘

 

Regards Worgeordie

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