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If UK were 64 on that list, and not 22, you wouldn’t want Theresa spending your tax money on a dubious war to achieve what exactly? Maybe get to keep a port and an airfield?
i personally wouldn’t call the bombing of anything a success
Well, Putin says there will be consequences. So we are waiting to see what Putin is going to do. Looks like there will be cyber attacks.
Fears for public transport, Gas stations,banks ect,waiting to see how they can destabilise the uk.As Ge says, don,t poke the Russian Bear. However did we have any choice in the matter of taking part in the bombings?
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This reply was modified 6 years ago by
jamief.
Somehow paigey always makes a lot of sense in certain areas. The rude boy and moosey likes are very predictable. It was bound to happen. The ties that bind…LMAO…….
Problem is with bombing…..it all depends on who has the most, or/and the most powerful bombs and where you drop them…..World Leaders haven’t really progressed from the play ground really…….when things get really heated…why do people always talk about bombs? North Korea is staying out of this one….LOLOLOl
You don’t have any choice jamie……people voted them in and they fight among them selves.
Bit like politics in general really.
I really CBA to read the thread, but I do not think missiles are in the same class as bombs?
There is a lot of bias on both sides of the Gladiator PUTIN, I genuinely admit to be either confused or scared.
I`m not scared, I just think we should be a bit more aggressive on this and reality check it in for a bunch of playboys showing who has the biggest ego/red button/ chemical wand / blah de nuke de la soul rar.
If Russia wanna kick off lets just leave em to it , otherwise your gas might be a bit British!
Just read the almighty quips of GE. Wow, another one who think`s they are the oracle of wisdom . Just an option , GE. Can you explain who/why/when/how I am? You seem to be on blanks.
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This reply was modified 6 years ago by ruthless.
At this stage…..world leaders are calling each others bluff. Seeing what threats are made and what they believe as well as sizing up the weapons capability. At the end of the day…none of them will go to war unless there is a chance they will win.
Back we go to the cold war then.
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