Quote (Norlander @ Nov 29 2025 02:16pm)

And which country is yours? The one you escaped from back in the day, or the one you'll escape from again when you smell trouble? Pathetic.

Quote (duffman316 @ 30 Nov 2025 03:46)

Hush orc

Your kind wont be swimming upon our shores anytime soon

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Nov 29 2025 02:48pm)

You got banned from Reddit, and here you are trying harrass other users calling and insulting them.

Bravo.

Quote (duffman316 @ 30 Nov 2025 03:52)

Maybe if you spent your time more productively instead of stalking people on the internet and inhaling orc cock your entire bloodline might have more value than than my cats litter box

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Nov 29 2025 02:58pm)

Who the hell wants to stalk you. There are people who tell me privately. I don't need to stalk.

Now move along, if you can't present facts, historical know hows put your arguments in a clear and concise manner, just go back to other sites and spam.

You think name calling makes you a hero ?

What you going to do ? screen shot your heroics by calling people names and show it off saying how brilliant you are pwning others on the internet?

Grow up.

Quote (ferdia @ 30 Nov 2025 03:09)

a minor thing we dont talk about ~ the EU and UK working in Parallel for Ukraine ~

The EU’s five-year defence plan, often referred to as ReArm Europe or Readiness 2030, is a major push to strengthen European military capabilities and strategic autonomy. Central to this effort is the €150 billion Security Action for Europe (SAFE) fund, designed to allow EU member states to jointly finance the procurement of weapons, ammunition, drones, and air‑defence systems. By favoring EU-based production and requiring most components to come from within the EU, EEA, EFTA, or Ukraine, SAFE is meant to build a strong, interoperable European defence-industrial base while reducing dependence on non‑EU suppliers.

For the UK, which is outside the EU, the SAFE framework posed a challenge. Negotiations for British participation broke down in late 2025 over the high “entry fee” and limited access offered under the rules for third countries. As a result, UK defence firms are largely excluded from leading or heavily participating in EU-funded procurements, limiting their role to a small, capped share. At the same time, the UK continues to support Ukraine directly through bilateral military aid, including weapons, ammunition, and maintenance for systems already supplied, preserving its strategic influence and industrial activity outside the EU framework.

The divergence highlights a broader tension: both the EU and the UK are committed to supporting Ukraine and deterring aggression, but they differ on how to structure defence investment. The EU prioritizes internal cohesion, European supply chains, and shared procurement, while the UK emphasizes industrial independence and flexibility. This has created a dual-track dynamic where European defence is partly coordinated through SAFE, while the UK maintains its own parallel efforts, ensuring Ukraine receives support from multiple sources but also reflecting the limits of post-Brexit UK–EU defence integration.

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ 29 Nov 2025 20:43)

:rofl:

Putin isn't a softie like your liberal allow refugee stabbing and raping politicians.

Muslims goes to gulag if they f around.

Your woman get molested and your kids get run over by trucks and your politicians give them 1k Euro a month and free 5 star hotel.

:rofl:

Compare numbers. :rofl:

You should do stand up comedy like Russell Peter's. Go ask Duffman, Peter's and him are from the same village.

Quote (BaHgerAUT @ 30 Nov 2025 04:10)

Crimerates are about 4 times higher in russia than western countries (eu). Murders over 10 times.
What he punishes are those who oppose his dictatorship, nobody gives a shit about the rest.

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ 29 Nov 2025 21:19)

Crime rates in EU and the UK is increasing leaps and bounds and are not in statistics because it might create racism towards certain races.

Germany is doing too well now either , its basically pot calling kettle black. The streets are no longer as safe as what it used to be.
Don't throw stones in glass houses.

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ 29 Nov 2025 21:19)

Getting back to topic, you have any suggestion how this good end in a better situation for Ukraine?
We all know that 20% of it is gone.

Is your country trying to work things out finally and help out or just let things run as it is until everything gets bombed into smithereens and in an unfortunate incident a biological weapon is being used by both sides where things will get even worst.

Quote (BaHgerAUT @ 30 Nov 2025 04:36)

You can’t back up any of these statements. I live and travel in those areas, and 99.9% of them are still completely safe.



I have no expertise to give military advice. Neither do you, yet you prefer to construct scenarios based on zero knowledge.