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magma wrote:

EVERYBODY LOVES ME
I AM SO GREAT

QUIET QUIET, QUIET QUIET!

garethom wrote:Anyway, that Ukraine huh? I heard the regional council in Kherson, immediately to the northwest of Crimea, has voted to condemn "any manifestations of separatism", Interfax-Ukraine news agency reports. A total of 46 out of 48 councillors present during the vote supported the resolution.

From what I can work out, the rest of Ukraine shouldn't need to be involved - they can condemn it all they like, but if Crimea wants to secede, it's got the autonomy to do so. It's starting to sound much calmer despite missile tests and Russia Today's infighting... Russia's rhetoric seems to have shifted subtley since the Ruble plummeted a few days ago, but it might be as much that they haven't lived up to our unfairly negative expectations, of course.

magma wrote:Does the lack of words mean you've given up now? Can we get back to the topic or are you going to keep wandering around bashing your virtual saucepan screaming "LOOK AT ME!" like a fucking two year old?

EVERYBODY LOVES ME
I AM SO GREAT

You could have left it at my post. Now you are the one derailing the thread. I feel like you are perhaps projecting in this comment, you are after all the person who regularly mentions their job/girlfriend/whatever else for no reason other than to try and impress people on an internet forum. I sure hope when i am 30 or however old you are I don't feel the need to get validation from strangers on the internet, or argue with a 20 year old on the internet.

magma wrote:

garethom wrote:Anyway, that Ukraine huh? I heard the regional council in Kherson, immediately to the northwest of Crimea, has voted to condemn "any manifestations of separatism", Interfax-Ukraine news agency reports. A total of 46 out of 48 councillors present during the vote supported the resolution.

From what I can work out, the rest of Ukraine shouldn't need to be involved - they can condemn it all they like, but if Crimea wants to secede, it's got the autonomy to do so. It's starting to sound much calmer despite missile tests and Russia Today's infighting... Russia's rhetoric seems to have shifted subtley since the Ruble plummeted a few days ago, but it might be as much that they haven't lived up to our unfairly negative expectations, of course.

Yeah, I just copied the most recent BBC update to try and get back on track.

garethom wrote:

magma wrote:

garethom wrote:Anyway, that Ukraine huh? I heard the regional council in Kherson, immediately to the northwest of Crimea, has voted to condemn "any manifestations of separatism", Interfax-Ukraine news agency reports. A total of 46 out of 48 councillors present during the vote supported the resolution.

From what I can work out, the rest of Ukraine shouldn't need to be involved - they can condemn it all they like, but if Crimea wants to secede, it's got the autonomy to do so. It's starting to sound much calmer despite missile tests and Russia Today's infighting... Russia's rhetoric seems to have shifted subtley since the Ruble plummeted a few days ago, but it might be as much that they haven't lived up to our unfairly negative expectations, of course.

Yeah, I just copied the most recent BBC update to try and get back on track.

I thought you'd managed it for a moment, too.

m8son wrote:

magma wrote:Does the lack of words mean you've given up now? Can we get back to the topic or are you going to keep wandering around bashing your virtual saucepan screaming "LOOK AT ME!" like a fucking two year old?

EVERYBODY LOVES ME
I AM SO GREAT

You could have left it at my post. Now you are the one derailing the thread. I feel like you are perhaps projecting in this comment, you are after all the person who regularly mentions their job/girlfriend/whatever else for no reason other than to try and impress people on an internet forum. I sure hope when i am 30 or however old you are I don't feel the need to get validation from strangers on the internet, or argue with a 20 year old on the internet.

Validation? Nah, just entertainment. You're entertaining me today; it's like being a prefect at Eton and being assigned a whipping boy who I can bugger with impunity after rugby and crumpets. I'm not sure you've noticed, but I genuinely enjoy arguing with people for sport... it's honestly the best way I know to pass a day with a difficult schedule and a day at work* hasn't gone this quickly since Alien Pimp left. So please, if you want to keep replying, keep replying - everyone around here already knows I love arguing, so it's not like I've got a reputation to tarnish... you'll enthusiastically get responses until 5pm and then you're on your own until I'm getting paid again.

*sorry for mentioning gainful employment again. I understand it's considered an unfairly unrealistic dream in even the most redly bricked of Universities at the moment.

holy fuck, just foe each other already.

one step ahead of you haha

its pretty jokes tho

+ you learn alot

m8son doesnt give a fuck about anyhting

& magma has a job and a gf

Going back to before the derail...

garethom wrote:

test recordings wrote:Russia are allowed up to 25,000 troops in Crimea anyway, even I can see the western media like Yahoo blowing it out of proportion all facts considered because they only have 16,000 currently present I think.

The agreement was that they're allowed up to 25,000 troops in Russian military bases, not 16,000 troops locking down airports and standing armed outside of Ukranian bases.

Russia seem to be pretty steadfastly denying ownership of the troops on the ground in Crimea, but few seem to believe them. It is somewhat, I don't know... convenient... that the actual Ukrainian army is less well equipped than the apparently hastily raised "militia" of local people.

Russian camouflage patterns... Russian issue firearms...

Wonder where these new soldiers are from? Don't know why they've even tried denying it.

Maybe they all 3D printed all their assault rifles and bulletproof vests from pirated Russian designs last week.

omg

http://topinfopost.com/2013/09/08/911-o ... gladio-e23

Agent 47 wrote:omg

http://topinfopost.com/2013/09/08/911-o ... gladio-e23

‘Bigger than Watergate’: US ‘regular’ meetings with Al-Qaeda’s leader; documented White House ‘false flag terrorism’ moving people ‘like sheep’; the father of Twin Towers victim tell us why he backs this month’s 9/11 campaign on Times Square and around the world; & the protests calendar for September.

Reckon posting that as a Facebook status would get you on a few watch lists.

Half expecting to have a meeting invite from HR arrive after opening that.

Agent 47 wrote:

Once again, your Facebook friends raise the bar for spenghood

Agent maintains these friendships so we don't have to.

I just can't wait for Dubunked to tell us all the new insightful things he learned from watching Rachel Maddow