Goonersworld

theHotHead wrote:And what ??? Shows the pussyhole-ness of the West !!

Scared of what Putin might do they let him get away with murder literally, but the countries they can bully they put their boots firmly on their necks !!

Pussyholes !

If its wrong for one it should be wrong for the other, thats the clear definition of hypocrisy and double standards.

theHotHead wrote:Riiiiight, so what you are saying is they are scared of escalation - you have also confirmed then that they are flat-track bullies, cos they won't stand up to Russia but they will stand up to little Hamas !

f***ing pussyholes, like I said.

Why would I cry like a bitch ? You have the wrong end of the stick - as usual. What the UK should be doing is letting Hamas do what they are doing and let Israel defend themselves, just like we are seeing in Ukraine. I don't expect anyone to stand up to Russia - but at the same time if they are not going to stand up to Russia - DON'T STAND UP TO HAMAS !

theHotHead wrote:More and more people are calling Israel out for their atrocities, there is no way they will be allowed to carry on unchecked.

There is only so much footage people will accept of screaming children being maimed and killed after a heavy-handed Israeli attack. Public sympathy for Israel is low at this point.

N. Korea participates in Ukraine war, decides to dispatch 12,000 soldiers: spy agency

SEOUL, Oct. 18 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's spy agency said Friday it believes North Korea has decided to send large-scale troops to support Russia in its war against Ukraine and has already begun deployment.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it has learned that the North has recently decided to send four brigades of 12,000 soldiers, including special forces, to the war in Ukraine.

An NIS source said the mobilization of the troops has "already begun."

It marks the first time Pyongyang has deployed such a large number of ground forces to the war.

The North's deployment signals a major development in the military cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang besides their suspected arms trade, already criticized by the international community.

On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said North Korea is preparing to send around 10,000 soldiers to Russia, calling the development "a big problem."

Zelenskyy suggested that Russia is relying on North Korean forces to compensate for its substantial troop losses, as many young Russians seek to avoid conscription.

UFGN wrote:It'll be interesting to see how the rightwing mouthpieces who've been gargling Putin's balls for the last two years spin this.

22-0 wrote:

UFGN wrote:It'll be interesting to see how the rightwing mouthpieces who've been gargling Putin's balls for the last two years spin this.

Not sure lemme ask biden and kamala what they're doing while ww3 started under their watch.