Didn’t even manage 24 hours off this thread
Yeah I saw Tesco isn't selling Russian Standard vodka.
They've already bought the stuff we may as well get through it and just not buy more if it's Russian or just carry on if it isn't
It's not too bad, but nowhere near as good as Stolichnaya.Should be taken off the shelves anyway, vile stuff.
I'm waiting for the 8pm stand on your doorstep and clap for Ukraine moment, or an elderly ex soldier to start doing laps of his garden so that his family can set up a charity in his name, then charge 80% of it's funds in management fees.The worst is "pray for....".
That is good news. What have they been doing? Where are the Russian planes and why were people talking about a no fly zone? Why is there a 40 mile convoy? Where is The Phantom Flan Flinger? Something stinks. Edited. See below.
It's not too bad, but nowhere near as good as Stolichnaya.
That is good news. Where are the Russian planes and why were people talking about a no fly zone? Something stinks.
Has a horrendous burn to it., can't drink it all, I stick to Zubrowka myself.
A piece on the sanctions and why they are effective (without shutting off Europe's gas supply).
Central bank sanctions strike at the foundations of Russia’s economy
From a source of economic strength during peacetime, FX reserves turned into the source of a crash during warwww.ft.com
edit: link doesn't seem to work. hmm
With apple juice?
Sometimes.... love it neat with a bit of ice.
Don't really drink spirits any more but got given a bottle by a Polish colleague who also gave me a carton of apple juice to accompany it, first time I tried that combo but it was nice.
It's called a Tatanka in case you were unsure.
It's a moot point as no such place has or ever will exist (it's called Utopia for a reason) and if it did, shit like this wouldn't happen, but provided my family would be Ok then yes.Would you fight if it WAS perfect ?
A piece on the sanctions and why they are effective (without shutting off Europe's gas supply).
Shame Grendel isn't posting in here anymore to say he knows better than the author
Central bank sanctions strike at the foundations of Russia’s economy
From a source of economic strength during peacetime, FX reserves turned into the source of a crash during warwww.ft.com
edit: link doesn't seem to work. hmm
What happened to your Russian agent avatar?It doesn’t mention gas suppliers and is an opinion piece by an American HI guy who seems to suggest we can end the war by paying Russia for peace
Good one
It doesn’t mention gas suppliers and is an opinion piece by an American HI guy who seems to suggest we can end the war by paying Russia for peace
Good one
Martial lawBeing reported that Russians are starting to flee to Finland in sizeable numbers. Ahead of marshals law being enforced by all accounts. Not many people I would wish death on but someone needs to put a bullet in Putins head and quick.
He is a judo masterMartial law
Lets hope they're not sappers getting ready for the next phase.Being reported that Russians are starting to flee to Finland in sizeable numbers. Ahead of marshals law being enforced by all accounts. Not many people I would wish death on but someone needs to put a bullet in Putins head and quick.
No it doesn't mention gas. You seem to be incapable of understanding that other sanctions can (and are) have an effect. A huge effect.
Again, you seem to be of the opinion that there are two options: let Putin get on with it and cut off Europe's gas supply. With absolutely nothing in between.
Entirely plausible. They are struggling in Kiev and seem to be in a bit of a stalemate though, but yes it's possible.
Not sure what that has to do with sanctions but never mind.
So you're back to sanctions do work? Glad we agree.
What are you on about? Genuinely are you on the wind up or stupid?
You've said that sanctions are starving Russians, so you obviously think that sanctions work.
Stop flip flopping between opinions so often and you'll be able to follow things more clearly. Hope that helps.
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