Thread: How dangerous is Vladimir Putin?

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by DrB0b

A full on bloodbath PLUS an army of deranged psychopathic sex-obsessed religious sadists who've already overrun much of the middle-east and are now sending their dead-eyed acolytes to murder people in our countries.

Oh purlease, haven't we just been watching Fox fucking News.

Any sensible response, Harry? You seem to be getting very emotional, why is that? I've explained, partially, how I came to my conclusions. What about you? What was your involvement in Syria and Iraq?

I live and work in the Middle East you plank.

If it was "overrun with sex obsessed religious sadists", I think I'd fucking know about before you.

Originally Posted by OhOh

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

You're just another Putin arselicker.

Hey you awaded that task to me.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

The removal of Assad is the only way this war will end. That was their only option to bring it to an early close.

Assads dismissal would have ended the thoatcutters march onwards to victory and peace and happines falls?

I did say "another", but you're right, you're front of the queue for shoving your tongue into Putin's chocolate starfish.

In answer to your question, IS and AQ had no foothold in Syria until large areas of it essentially became a failed state thanks to Assad.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

In answer to your question, IS and AQ had no foothold in Syria until large areas of it essentially became a failed state thanks to terrorist 'rebels' and the foreign governments sending them weapons.

FTFY.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I live and work in the Middle East you plank.

Some bigoted Sunni dominated place no doubt, where you will be fed a completely b/s one sided, propagandised dialogue by people who probably believe their own bullshit (and resent the fact that now they have to eat it). I doubt they have been to Syria.

Have you ever spent any time enjoying the great food, wine & nightlife of Damascus? I have- a boozy weekend with a mate, long term resident of Istanbul (but thoroughly British). Whilst I must admit memories are a bit hazy, Damascus rocks- or at least it did. The Damascus I saw was tolerant, diverse, liked booze, still kinda exotic, and lotsa fun. Uninhibited fun. Actually I found myself wishing I had more time there, to check out other parts of town- we were hanging around with the yupper middle class types. Kinda similar to Istanbul, but more Gallic influence and took itself a bit less seriously. Ever been to Aleppo? (I haven't- but DrB has).

Just because you are an expat in some characterless oil dominated joint in the ME, does not give you any knowledge or experience of Syria, or Syrians. P.S:- they don't dress like stereotypical Arabs. Actually the ones I met dress better than our lot. That is the Syria these vile Islamists are trying to destroy- but they have failed. Thanks Vlad, owe ya one.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by Little Chuchok

So Dr Bob is full of shit?

Why don't you post your own opinion instead of trying to put words in my mouth you facile little troll.

Just answer the man.



now


Go fuck yourself you ignorant POS.

^I see you're a real wordsmith.

Originally Posted by Humbert

^I see you're a real wordsmith.

Well, yes I am.Glad you noticed.

Do you always laugh at your own jokes (If that is what they are)?

Originally Posted by sabang

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I live and work in the Middle East you plank.

Some bigoted Sunni dominated place no doubt, where you will be fed a completely b/s one sided, propagandised dialogue by people who probably believe their own bullshit (and resent the fact that now they have to eat it). I doubt they have been to Syria.

Have you ever spent any time enjoying the great food, wine & nightlife of Damascus? I have- a boozy weekend with a mate, long term resident of Istanbul (but thoroughly British). Whilst I must admit memories are a bit hazy, Damascus rocks- or at least it did. The Damascus I saw was tolerant, diverse, liked booze, still kinda exotic, and lotsa fun. Uninhibited fun. Actually I found myself wishing I had more time there, to check out other parts of town- we were hanging around with the yupper middle class types. Kinda similar to Istanbul, but more Gallic influence and took itself a bit less seriously. Ever been to Aleppo? (I haven't- but DrB has).

Just because you are an expat in some characterless oil dominated joint in the ME, does not give you any knowledge or experience of Syria, or Syrians. P.S:- they don't dress like stereotypical Arabs. Actually the ones I met dress better than our lot. That is the Syria these vile Islamists are trying to destroy- but they have failed. Thanks Vlad, owe ya one.

Damascus does not represent the rest of Syria. It's a government stronghold.

And I'm sure you had a great time partying with the Vichy, probably a few miles away from people getting their fingernails pulled out for calling Assad's dad a c u n t.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by Little Chuchok

I'd love to see Humberts reply to this.

It's one person's perspective. Doesn't change my opinion of the fact that Russia contributed to the civilian catastrophe.

Speaking of catastrophe...

“Britain had since long been working on dividing and ruling principle in Islamic lands; within two past centuries, their policies had only wreaked havoc on Muslim countries; today, they shamelessly would call Iran as a threat to the region, while it is far too clear that Britain had been source of suffering and plight for nations of the region, and they had corrupted the whole region,” Leader emphasized.
“The enemies, in their most flexible posture, are calm in appearance, but a beast of absolute rage and hatred lurks behind their calm; all nations should be prepared for this beast.”



Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned Britain as a "source of evil and misery. Everyone knows that ... it is the British who have always been the source of threats, corruption and misery,"
The policies and the actions of the British in the past two centuries a source of evil and misery for the peoples of the region.
Britain is provoking conflicts among the main Sunni and Shia branches of Islam. "The old British policy of 'divide and conquer' is seriously on the agenda of Islam's enemies."

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/1...153818874.html

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

you plank

you plank ? to the honorable DrB ? are you completely retarded or just trying too hard ?

Originally Posted by HermantheGerman

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by Little Chuchok

I'd love to see Humberts reply to this.

It's one person's perspective. Doesn't change my opinion of the fact that Russia contributed to the civilian catastrophe.

Speaking of catastrophe...

“Britain had since long been working on dividing and ruling principle in Islamic lands; within two past centuries, their policies had only wreaked havoc on Muslim countries; today, they shamelessly would call Iran as a threat to the region, while it is far too clear that Britain had been source of suffering and plight for nations of the region, and they had corrupted the whole region,” Leader emphasized.
“The enemies, in their most flexible posture, are calm in appearance, but a beast of absolute rage and hatred lurks behind their calm; all nations should be prepared for this beast.”



Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemned Britain as a "source of evil and misery. Everyone knows that ... it is the British who have always been the source of threats, corruption and misery,"
The policies and the actions of the British in the past two centuries a source of evil and misery for the peoples of the region.
Britain is provoking conflicts among the main Sunni and Shia branches of Islam. "The old British policy of 'divide and conquer' is seriously on the agenda of Islam's enemies."

Ayatollah Khamenei condemns UK after PM May's comments | News | Al Jazeera

This is a very common perception of Britain by Iranians, they admire the English but also deeply mistrust them.
Well it's very much a part of the history of the two countries.

Oh yes, we have nothing but respect for the Ayatollahs.

Doesn't everyone?

I have nothing but the deepest respect for Persian/ Iranian culture, cuisine and magnificent history- look forward to the day they'll shed the Ayatollah's. Of course we aren't helping in the West, with our constant sabre rattling, petty sanctions etc- and, just like Syria, Iran has not invaded anyone in recent history.

Don't know if you keep an eye on these things, but following the Iranian Revolution there was an outflow of people on the losing side- you might say the Shah's men, now expatriate and among us. Many of them have done very well for themselves, indeed- they are smart, savvy people. Underestimate them at your peril!

Originally Posted by sabang

I have nothing but the deepest respect for Persian/ Iranian culture, cuisine and magnificent history...

...and their women.

Originally Posted by sabang

I have nothing but the deepest respect for Persian/ Iranian culture, cuisine and magnificent history- look forward to the day they'll shed the Ayatollah's. Of course we aren't helping in the West, with our constant sabre rattling, petty sanctions etc- and, just like Syria, Iran has not invaded anyone in recent history.

Don't know if you keep an eye on these things, but following the Iranian Revolution there was an outflow of people on the losing side- you might say the Shah's men, now expatriate and among us. Many of them have done very well for themselves, indeed- they are smart, savvy people. Underestimate them at your peril!

Do you not remember the Green revolution?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

and their women.

Forgot about that.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Do you not remember the Green revolution?

So what's that got to do with the price of shawarma?

Originally Posted by HermantheGerman

Originally Posted by sabang

I have nothing but the deepest respect for Persian/ Iranian culture, cuisine and magnificent history...

...and their women.

great country to visit, great culture and amazing women

only seconded by the Lebanese women

Originally Posted by OhOh

First it was Russia to say no, then China, Iran, Philippine, now we have Germany saying ameristan is not required in the Minsk II meeting.

I think they realise that if they speak to Putin, they are getting the opinion that he's told Trump to follow anyway.

Here's me thinking ameristani deep state controlled the POTUSE. Now it's The LORD, controlling the ameristani deep state, who control the POTUSE.

Thats cleared alot up, thanks.

Originally Posted by OhOh

Here's me thinking ameristani deep state controlled the POTUSE. Now it's The LORD, controlling the ameristani deep state, who control the POTUSE.

Thats cleared alot up, thanks.

I wish I had a fucking clue what you are dribbling on about sometimes.

Is it about this time your meds start wearing off?

The affects of years of drug abuse wear off? How does one tell?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by OhOh

Here's me thinking ameristani deep state controlled the POTUSE. Now it's The LORD, controlling the ameristani deep state, who control the POTUSE.

Thats cleared alot up, thanks.

I wish I had a fucking clue what you are dribbling on about sometimes.

Is it about this time your meds start wearing off?

It seems the POTUSE has managed to weather another storm. How long will he asks to meet other world leaders before they say, "Yes good idea, get your man to talk to my man and we'll see when we can meet".