mick miller

My analysis is telling me that 7.3 billon dollars in US aid alone had resulted in the death of thousands of Ukrainians (not that I'm terribly bothered by the death of nazis amid their ranks) and the loss of the entire Eastern side of Ukraine. What's you analysis telling you? That some super duper weapon is going to flip that tide of inevitable defeat and humiliation around? As I said before, if both sides had been adults and sat round a table to negotiate a peace settlement, even if that resulted in a smaller play pit for one party, many of those lives could have been saved, much of the destruction prevented. Yes, even the troglodytes sporting tattoos of Hitler and SS insignia.

I repaired all mine, more than once. It's a doddle and the motors are cheap. All you need is a screwdriver and soldering iron. One hour job tops.

I knew of a guy that nicked an Epirb from a lifeboat on a jack up, thought he was dead clever saving himself a few quid. Not really that clever as, in an emergency, he could have endangered thirty blokes lives. Even dumber when, after he grabbed his bag out of the cupboard to go offshore he knocked it over, dislodging the velcro retainer that held the antenna in place and kept the unit deactivated. Got a call at the heliport from the old bill who were interested to know why a sea king was currently hovering over his house in Gorleston. Twit.

Land or property. Precious metals are heavily manipulated, but show steady, small long term growth.

My advisory approach to anything the UNHCR wishes to do is to do the complete opposite, being as how it is simply an extension of globalist corporate policy and has nothing to do with 'uniting nations'. I don't choose these people to speak on my behalf, so they can, quite unkindly, **** off.

It has the same value as your fiat currency and will broadly follow the same trend you're witnessing now. That is, collapse. Proceed with caution. With fiat currency, provided you hold actual notes and not a fictitious 'bank balance', you can at least light a fire or wipe your backside.

I'm actually looking at both and independent sources for news (but, let's be honest, who is truly independent?). The West's coverage has been woeful and laughable. Ghost of Kiev, Snake Island, the list of fake news and faux pa's have been endless. Russian channels are harder to follow, many blocked (as our tiny minds couldn't possibly be exposed to a counter narrative, we might get a fit of the vapours). Independents somewhat easier, but again the sources are generally biased to one side or another. I'm not saying definitely 'one month', it may take a while longer but I don't think much more, we're not talking twenty years of maiming and senseless suffering, like our recent stint in the middle east, and I pray for a swift conclusion as the scenes of suffering and injury I've seen have been heartbreaking.

Well, we will soon see. But last time I read the international tea leaves, instead of reading opinion pieces in Western media, I predicted that far from Byedumb's prediction of turning the Ruble into Rubble, their policies would end up making it stronger turned out to be correct. Bloombergs best performing currency now, it'll only get stronger. Ellensky, like Johnson, is now deeply unpopular in Ukraine so Russia will not need and likely does not desire to conquer the entire territory (although, unlike the Western pundits who all confidently tell us that its not going to plan, the Russian military didn't supply me with a playbook early on, so I'm only guessing here. Nice of them to send one over to the pentagon in advance though). Still, I guess Johnson and Ellensky will have each other for company. Bessie's forever

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Only in the Ukraine is it okay to supply as many weapons as you like, to anyone from kindergarten to care home, with zero checks on where they end up (roaring trade on the black market at present for NLAWs, amongst many other things). Everywhere else, especially America of course, nobody except the powerful should have access to them. It makes perfect sense to me. I can't see how any of these unchecked weapons will end up in the hands of terrorists and end up being used against the very people that supplied them and their foreign interests. Not at all. As I said, this latest iteration of decision makers seem both malign and as thick as mince.

Yes, it's much simpler now that we have decided not to fight nazis, but sponsor and arm them instead. All slightly irrelevant anyway, Ukraine will collapse within a month or so, the people there including the knuckle dragging neo nazis are turning against their puppet president, at this point they can ask for whatever they like, the bulk of the forces they spent almost a decade building up are either dead, surrended or severely injured and the unwillingly conscripts will never learn how to use the equipment in time anyway. Still, massive payday if you've got shares in Raytheon I guess?

Well, you can change the shade of lipstick on the pig of UK Government, you can even change its colour, but its still a total pig. The whole edifice from the electoral, first part the post system, to the bought and paid for MPs taking there paychecks from all angles needs massive reform. I'm not holding my breath. On the subject of who voted for and who voted against, you can never tell what their reasons for either choice were but it would certainly make life easier for us plebs if they took a leaf out of formula 1's book and ditched the suits and dresses for a jump suit, complete with the patches of their private sponsors.

I don't give two ****s about Ukraine but I do care about what happens in my own country, to my family and neighbours. Why are you so concerned what happens to them? Are you Ukrainian? Think you know what's going on there? Suddenly an expert on geo politics because you watched good morning Britain and read the Telegraph? I'll ask it again. Why were none of you crying into your cornflakes over Yemen as just one example, where kids have been starving to death? I'm done with the hypocrisy.

I have two defaults. Not to trust a word anyone tells me unless I've seen it with my own two eyes, even then, you can never be too certain. Never value the opinion of anyone you don't know and respect.

All this **** they're sending isn't worth a carrot, is costing a fortune, is resulting is a massive drop in living standards in Europe, putting families in real poverty, driving up fuel prices unnecessarily and will survive for exactly, glances at watch, about 1 hour after being tracked to it's final destination. It's a failed policy that is resulting in death, destruction, misery, and suffering and for what? They're not 'European', they're not part of NATO, they don't do anything for us, whose investments are we all suffering to protect here? Why are we all so motivated about this one and not Syria, Yemen and [insert whatever other stupid **** is going on somewhere here, usually in the Middle-East]? Is it because they're not brown? Rather than sanctions 'making Russia suffer' they appear to be doing quite the opposite. Sadly, only the old warmongers like Kissinger can see that it is demonstrably harming the West, therefore poor policy. Their second generation offspring however appear to be both malign and as thick as mince. Time to be big, grown up boys and put the sticks down and sit round a table. Before it gets very, very silly. And, if that means you end up with a smaller play pit, so be it.