@Igor_N_ @afneil @MailOnline You think Starmer is going to have a long career? He isn't. The top jobs in government are toxic because the electorate have been impoverished by bad government penalty and subsidy policies for 30 odd years. Starmer is doomed, too.

@dresd30451 @Kasparov63 He's paid by USAID. The details are all over X.

@MikhailPLoucks @Kasparov63 Kasparov is paid by USAID via shell charities. The details are all over X.

@Gerashchenko_en If energy prices now rise from the current 05c a kilowatt to the 40c a kilowatt that Germany pays, political instability of Germany will definitely descend on the Baltics.

@elander777 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA These are the flight paths of drones. 21 flight paths.

@traver8e @visegrad24 These traders were Arabs, right? Even Aladdin makes a gift of 400 Africans to marry the Sultan's daughter.

@thesundaysport Boris will likely be Prime Minister a second time. That's how bad it has got.

@Mylovanov Historically, Europe has got to be much more worried about being invaded by the Turks or the Germans. They both have history; Russia hasn't.

@bayraktar_1love Where are the Norks in these sequence? I can see they are human and that there is clearly a hell of a lot of radio interference at ground level. But nothing else can be extracted from this.

@catskillowl2021 @general_ben @revishvilig No. An army with direct access to the materials critical for war can afford to make mistakes. Superiority in manpower, lithium, bauxite, coal, oil, gas, steel, aluminium, water, etc is unbeatable. If you don't have all of them under your nose, don't wage war.

@catskillowl2021 @general_ben @revishvilig No. Its a test of resources, period.

@FergusonSt95800 @general_ben @revishvilig Do you realise that this storyline about Ukrainian brilliance in the field, an imminent win & their fiscal integrity is to stop the EU citizen sheep rebelling? The EU citizen is about to start picking up the entire tab for an utterly bankrupt country at war with a superpower.

@evenstevenmb @Cj01J @CirceLM @Gerashchenko_en Then you'd better hand Australia back to the Australians you hate so much. I've been to your home country - I've heard how you talk about its true owners as lazy scum. Borders change. Governance changes. You write as if the wants of elites are civilised & somehow your wants, too.

@squatsons On average, around 200 subsea cables are damaged globally each year. Over 60% of these incidents are caused by fishing and anchoring. The Baltic sea is shallow, averaging 53m depth. It averages 9 damage incidents a year. This story is USAID style bullshit.

@Cj01J @evenstevenmb @CirceLM @Gerashchenko_en That's probably the sum of it. I don't care what Putin does on Russia's borders - that whole mental part of the world have always been savage, brilliant warriors who love nothing more than to reminisce on bloodfests. In trade, we don't trade with our nice buddies, we just trade.

@Cj01J @evenstevenmb @CirceLM @Gerashchenko_en No, I don't agree. I don't pretend to give a shit about Ukrainians or Russians or their borders - E. European borders always have changed more than anywhere else on the globe. Europe unilaterally halted energy contracts & sanctioned Russia without alternatives in place. Idiotic.

@AKorybko @kajakallas If you shop at Perekrestok because Perekrestok offers you the best price, widest availability and a loyalty card, don't forget Perekrestok is blackmailing you.

@Cj01J @evenstevenmb @CirceLM @Gerashchenko_en I'm sure you're right. I couldn't live there - I'm a soft Brit & life there is different. But prospects there are improving & declining here. That makes them politically stable & us unstable. All I'm saying is that our leaders have made a gross error by splitting from Russia.

@evenstevenmb @Cj01J @CirceLM @Gerashchenko_en The bravado of the EU to attack Russia when it has been the spoon feeding EU prosperity for 75 years is idiotic in the extreme, especially considering that other markets now exist on the global stage. Sanctioning & separating from Russia has been an act of idiotic self sabotage.