O/t ww3

[crashbang]

If you are really paranoid, and it might be a chemical attack 🤧 get some NBC suits, gas masks and a load of atropine.
Good luck.

[sawmiller]

WW3 will start online - a superb vehicle for promulgating hate - the billionaire’s club might foster it, then retreat to their elaborate underground bunkers and laugh at the rest of humanity ripping itself to bits from their subterranean pseudo safety. Gladiator in real time

Of course, folk may just come to their senses enough to let the wealthy dysfuncs just get on with tw*tting each other whilst the rest of us watch and laugh at them…

[clarkey1974]

You could be right but I just can't get past wanting to punch him in his smug face every time I see him. He's a loathsome character. On the other hand Biden is a slightly nicer character but unfortunately not much use due to his advanced age. Getting up in age myself there's no doubt the running of one of the World's top powers should not be trusted to either of those men.

I thought same about Steve Evans before he joined us…..but then he got us promoted twice and kept us in championship…!..

[KerrAvon]

World would have been in a better place with Trump in power. There can be no doubt to that.

It was Trump who was working with Saudi and others to get Israel recognised and normalised.

It was Trump who rightly said Iran was going to use the "Deal" money on weapons - they did exactly that.

It was Trump that stopped Putin going into Ukraine in 2018 and again in 2020.

It was Trump who actively tried to get North Korea to the table.

He is WRONG on a lot of issues, but he's right on a lot more than people think.

Trump operates by demonising people - whether that be Hilary Clinton, immigrants, anyone who suggests that he lost the election in 2020 or anyone who chooses to disagree with him. On that he was and is completely wrong and he has to bear a large part of the responsibilty for the extreme polarisation of American politics that threatens to drive that country into increasingly irrational behaviour.

He sees himself as the supreme businessman who can close a deal. I'm not saying that is automatically a bad thing, but you have to bear in mind that Neville Chamberlain cut a deal with Hitler in 1938 and declared it a great success.

Running the most influential country in the word is a bit different to letting real estate. And in light of recent revelations about his business life, you have to ask if he is at the used car salesman end of the business spectrum.

[KerrAvon]

We were telling our kids about the leaflets of how to take your doors of and use a mattress if a nuclear war started. I also told them to watch Threads but I’m not sure if they could find it.

When Trump was president he reached out to some of the countries you mentioned. It did no good with Rocket Man

He didn’t start a war which is a rare thing for an American president of recent years.

I’m not a Trump fan and certainly not a Biden fan and I wonder how with 400 million people in a county they are left with the current choice.

The choices here were Macron and Le Penn twice which isn’t really a good choice.

In Britain you chose Boris Johnson and haven’t elected the last 2.

Do you think that internal unrest and riots will start before any nuclear war starts? I think there’s more chance of that.

The electorate having an impossible choice seems to be the theme these days. I gave a lot of thought to making the (pointless) gesture of spoliing my paper in 2019 as I thought that both Johnson and Corbyn would be a disaster and I was proved at least part right (although I would have prefered not to have been given that I live in the UK).

I don't see a risk of widespread civil unrest in the UK. We will politely chuck a statue into a harbour, but that's about the extent of it.

[frogmiller]

Trump operates by demonising people - whether that be Hilary Clinton, immigrants, anyone who suggests that he lost the election in 2020 or anyone who chooses to disagree with him. On that he was and is completely wrong and he has to bear a large part of the responsibilty for the extreme polarisation of American politics that threatens to drive that country into increasingly irrational behaviour.

He sees himself as the supreme businessman who can close a deal. I'm not saying that is automatically a bad thing, but you have to bear in mind that Neville Chamberlain cut a deal with Hitler in 1938 and declared it a great success.

Running the most influential country in the word is a bit different to letting real estate. And in light of recent revelations about his business life, you have to ask if he is at the used car salesman end of the business spectrum.

Didn’t Trump stop the child trafficking pedo Epstein whilst many you mentioned are in the same boat as Prince Andrew with direct links to him and his island.
The court documents are released month by month and case by case for maxwell.

The flight lists are real, the child *** abuse is real and the judge has given an order for the information to be released.

[crashbang]

Frog .ww3.

[crashbang]

French flag.
White cross on a white background.

[Jocksgloves1]

I well remember the seventies t-shirts, 'What if they gave a war, and nobody came?'.

[frogmiller]

Frog .ww3.

What are you on about?