British Gov Claims Re Ukraine's "puppet gov.." mocked by very man "to lead"

AngleEyes said:
It was the German communist party that motivated some toward supporting Nazism, not any external communist threat.
There were also other motivations for supporting Hitler, anti-communism (internal Communist party) was just one of them.
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The German communist party was sponsored by Moscow.
Their aim was violent revolution in not only in Germany but the rest of Europe.
Russia was the first communist state in the world.
https://www.britannica.com/place/Soviet-Union/The-Communist-International
 
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Russia can a massive trading surplus and gold and foreign currency coming out of their ears, but if they're excluded from from the global electronic payment system, they're *****d. Proper *****d.
 
fillyboy said:
Russia can a massive trading surplus and gold and foreign currency coming out of their ears, but if they're excluded from from the global electronic payment system, they're *****d. Proper *****d.
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So some one from the USA said.

:) I think they will switch to paypal.
 
I listened to Nigel Farage on GB news tonight.
He made a lot of sense.
He basically said that Putin may be a lot of things but he ain't stupid.
If he tried to invade all of UKraine he would be embroiled in a full scale war.
What he appears to want is Guarantees that Ukraine won't join NATO as that would mean missiles on Russia's doorstep.
He also said that the threat of massive sanctions against Russia could backfire because Russia could switch off the gas supply to Germany which would shutdown their economy with the knock on effect of massive hikes in energy prices.
 
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Forget the Russia and Ukraine business, it is not a problem, least not to us in Britain. It is another instance of hype and frenzy whipped up by the media, just like covid was. There are more serious problems affecting life in Britain, as there were before covid, that the media will not mention.
 
andy11 said:
There are more serious problems affecting life in Britain, as there were before covid, that the media will not mention.
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yes like racial hatred whipped up by admirers of past and current racist populists

see above.
 
Vinty said:
The German communist party was sponsored by Moscow.
Their aim was violent revolution in not only in Germany but the rest of Europe.
Russia was the first communist state in the world.
https://www.britannica.com/place/Soviet-Union/The-Communist-International
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Vinty, you appear to be weaving your own vivid and imaginative interpretation of history into some reality.
German antagonism against Jews started during WW1. Whereas the Communists in Germany didn't start until post WW1.
You originally claimed that Hitler's rise was due to the fear of Russia, then your claim veered towards the communists, then it shifted towards the Jews and Communism.
Your arguments are slipping and sliding through history, grasping some actuality and imaginatively applying it to suit your theories.
Hitler's rise in popularity was partly motivated by his opposition to communism, but also his opposition and support for nationalism, and anti-Semitism.
The Communist party was illegal after 1933, and was driven underground, with tens of thousands imprisoned, but Hitler's rise in popularity continued, driven by his nationalism and anti-Semitism.
The Communist party was just another political party that had enjoyed some widespread support prior to it being declared illegal.
 
AngleEyes said:
Vinty, you appear to be weaving your own vivid and imaginative interpretation of history into some reality.
German antagonism against Jews started during WW1. Whereas the Communists in Germany didn't start until post WW1.
You originally claimed that Hitler's rise was due to the fear of Russia, then your claim veered towards the communists, then it shifted towards the Jews and Communism.
Your arguments are slipping and sliding through history, grasping some actuality and imaginatively applying it to suit your theories.
Hitler's rise in popularity was partly motivated by his opposition to communism, but also his opposition and support for nationalism, and anti-Semitism.
The Communist party was illegal after 1933, and was driven underground, with tens of thousands imprisoned, but Hitler's rise in popularity continued, driven by his nationalism and anti-Semitism.
The Communist party was just another political party that had enjoyed some widespread support prior to it being declared illegal.
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Didn't you read the link i provided?
 
Vinty said:
Didn't you read the link i provided?
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I invariably do read the articles linked to by other posters, but I also am capable of doing my own research.
Your link had extremely little and only tenuous information in support of your theories.
You ought to research the viewpoint of your references before applying your preferences to their reporting:
following its acquisition by an American firm, the Britannica shortened and simplified articles to broaden its appeal to the North American market
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclopædia_Britannica
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Nixon's view of Communism is still the most popular in USA:
The major problem confronting the people of the United States and free peoples everywhere in the last half of the 20th century is the threat to peace and freedom presented by the militant aggressiveness of international communism
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/doc...-richard-m-nixon-vice-president-united-states

America's obsession with rooting out communism is making a comeback
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/22/anti-communist-laws-california-trump-russia​
 
AngleEyes said:
America's obsession with rooting out communism is making a comeback
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It's never gone. Dealings with China many of which they now need makes me wonder what they hope to achieve.

:ROFLMAO: This is Russian communism- now
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_Russia

Putin is reckoned to be having the problems all politicians face at some point. The electorate no longer being happy about them. How wide spread - pass. It just means interviewers have found some that aren't happy with him any more which of course is what they would be looking for. Russia has it's focus groups and polls too.
 
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