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War in Ukraine is solely about oil and gas
the sooner people realise the war in Ukraine is about oil and gas, and the pipelines the sooner we can accept that Russia is no different than the west in Iraq. (Ukraine has A LOT of oil and gas, the Dinper-Donest basin = 1.3 trillion cubic meters of oil alone.) pic.twitter.com/HM83YJk3Pi — alex (@SchmalfCo) June 1, 2022
Don’t tell Putin but the tank is as useful as a suit of medieval armour
Tanks were born prematurely in November 1916 at Cambrai, when General Haig needed a victory and insisted on an induced birth. They were at once copied by the Germans and had no decisive success before Ludendorff’s ‘black day of the German Army’ in August 1918. Tanks were then held to be inseparable from the future of land warfare and remained … [Read on]
The Enemy in Plain View?
Having a clear and obvious enemy is an invigorating thing. The enemy brings you together with others of a similar, opposing mind. It stirs up the atavistic animalistic spirit of your primordial origins. It motivates you with a focused mission, normally to do good as you see it, often to save or protect some ideal or, as a conservative, a … [Read on]
The BBC dumps its elderly listeners
Most of us probably have inklings about how we might spend our extreme old age, with a worst and best scenario. My good one was seeing myself in a nice room in a kindly care-home, listening to my radio, enjoying the ancient drama, readings and comedy on BBC Radio 4 Extra, created before the Corporation went Woke. Pretty much what … [Read on]
The Daily Telegraph letters page on Ukraine – a Dog’s Breakfast
I take ‘Letters’ in the Daily Telegraph seriously. This is not because I have high regard for the writers. The regulars include Private Eye‘s Sir Herbert Gussett, and Lieutenant-Colonel (retired). Retirement has not dimmed their martial impulses, and they are all for Standing Up To Putin. They are also mustard for increased defence spending, which will curb Putin’s ambitions and … [Read on]
Xi-Ping’s co-prosperity sphere: After Taiwan will the Chinese invade Australia? Daryl MCann
Extract from the Summer Edition of the Salisbury Review. Out June 7th ……It was in the second half of April. Europe’s attention had been focused on Russia’s opening moves in the Battle for Dombras. In order that Vladimir Putin might be able to claim some type of success, how many Ukrainian civilians were going to die, and Ukrainian towns and … [Read on]
Unquiet flows the Dnieper
Ukraine War. What we are not being told. Extract from a series of articles on the war, on both sides, in our paper and digital edition due out 1st week of June.. Subscribe “What can I say? Do you remember that documentary that came out a decade or two ago about an idiot who went to live on friendly terms … [Read on]