@War_Radar2 The US knows they have gone to far in provoking Russia.Ratcliffe’s mission was to apologise and try and stop Russia retaliating, because their European assets are in the firing line.
@lwjismyman@ZackPolanski That is why the people died the river goes where it goes. The Nepalese may have built a country in a beautiful place, but when nature wants it back, it just takes it back. My condolences are offered to the Nepalese people.
@lwjismyman@ZackPolanski There you go, you clearly understand what happened, they built multistory buildings in its path. After all the valley is there because of plate tectonics and the river gouging a channel.
@BowesChay Get ready Hungary you are about to be subsumed by the EU. Your country will be unrecognisable in 5 years, the dregs of the world will be foisted on your Nation.
@ismetyukcell It’s a bit blurry was that green screen was it shot in 720p. However the fact of the matter you sacrificed your countrymen for gold from the west, did you get paid per million bodies?
@defense_civil25 Ratcliffe would have had to ask for Russian permission to fly in and out. And it was hardly a diplomatic mission having to skulk in a cargo plane. He went to beg for cooperation. America is a busted flush.
@War_Radar2 That’s typical American blowhard propaganda. He didn’t triumphantly fly in a wave of bombers and jets, he sneaked in, in the back of a cargo plane. And he certainly must have asked for permission from Russia.
@tvir_X I suspect the North Koreans are still firm in their belief that they owe America, for what they did at the end of the Korean War, Karma sure is a bitch.
@JohnCleese What I like about Russia is that you can post your views on social media, without being criminalised, something unknown in the UK where dictatorial dictators throw you in jail for expressing your opinions.