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Trump winning
Gosh what a victory: https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/breaking-zimbabwe-to-suspend-all-tariffs-on-us-goods I'm sure Zambia, Namibia, Angola, Comores, Madagascar, and many other will follow suit. They will make America great again for sure. -
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Drunken foreign trouble making thug gets bottle smashed over his head.
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Drunken foreign trouble making thug gets bottle smashed over his head.
Richard has a history of winding himself up. I was warned by many others when I first joined the forum. -
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Top Putin ally taunts Keir Starmer and King Charles- threatening Brits with 'tactical nukes'
Putin, like all dictators, relies on fear and supression... and only respects strength. There is nothing to fear from conventional warefare with Russia, they can't even take Ukraine (and that's with no NATO soldiers fighting), and in conventional conflict with NATO, Russia would be ripped a new one, especially from the airpower. Ivan won't go nuclear unless it is attacked with nukes, which won't happen, and if he did a first strike, then it would be the end of Putin's Russia. The thing with nukes is that you can't just use one or two, you have to use hundreds to properly take out, say, the UK and France because otherwise the retaliation strike would destroy many Russian cities. The thing is, Ivan might have 5-6k nukes on paper, but how many actually work and are ready to be deployed... probably some, but not all of them and the cost of maintaining them is sky-high when you look at what the uS spends on this, and when you consider the scale of corruption in the Russian armed forces, who's to say that that doesn't happen in the nulear forces too (especially when so many generals probably think that their strength is in just having them as a deterrent, not using them, and don't think they will be used ever). The US has about 1,500 nukes ready or ready-ish to go from a pile of 5k, and the rest would take a bit of work to get up to snuff so that they could be used. I suspect the Russians have far less ready to go and it's all bluster, as is so often the case with the Kremlin... just threats. Don't believe the Russian propaganda or the scaremongering of the mainstream media... it's called brinkmanship, and they all want you living in fear.
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