Just as in any war, there are terrible examples of civilians being caught up in crossfire. Russia isn't pursuing a military policy of indiscriminate murder.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:05 pmIt's just another but deflection. You are still condoning the murder of civilians because Russia think they are being surrounded by an aggressive NATO without foundation. There is no way anyone can say murder is any sort of peacekeeping.
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David Starkey still peddles the now debunked notion that Richard III did away with the Princes in the Tower whereas most historians now accept that it was Henry V, Richard had no reason to kill his nephews, Henry had every reason.Steve Hunt wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:00 pmI know David Starkey has been cancelled by and large, but he makes exactly the same point here:
Yeah yeah, off topic I know but Starkey is very narrow in his reasoning.
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I like him.
I enjoy his history podcasts (David Starkey Talks) a lot.
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They are not being caught up in crossfire. They are being targeted. That unless the Russians are that shite at aiming.The Tick wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:14 pmJust as in any war, there are terrible examples of civilians being caught up in crossfire. Russia isn't pursuing a military policy of indiscriminate murder.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:05 pmIt's just another but deflection. You are still condoning the murder of civilians because Russia think they are being surrounded by an aggressive NATO without foundation. There is no way anyone can say murder is any sort of peacekeeping.
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I like the Starkey based solely on a rant he had women during a debate who said he came from a privileged upbringing. Starkey pointed out he was born into backbreaking poverty, born with a disabled, gay when it was a crime and achieved all his academic successes through solely his own talent. He's not without his flaws but is an impressive human.birdie wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:23 pmDavid Starkey still peddles the now debunked notion that Richard III did away with the Princes in the Tower whereas most historians now accept that it was Henry V, Richard had no reason to kill his nephews, Henry had every reason.Steve Hunt wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:00 pmI know David Starkey has been cancelled by and large, but he makes exactly the same point here:
Yeah yeah, off topic I know but Starkey is very narrow in his reasoning.
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Russia invaded and started shooting at Ukrianains, the idea they aren't targeting Ukrianains is silly.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:42 pmThey are not being caught up in crossfire. They are being targeted. That unless the Russians are that shite at aiming.The Tick wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:14 pmJust as in any war, there are terrible examples of civilians being caught up in crossfire. Russia isn't pursuing a military policy of indiscriminate murder.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:05 pmIt's just another but deflection. You are still condoning the murder of civilians because Russia think they are being surrounded by an aggressive NATO without foundation. There is no way anyone can say murder is any sort of peacekeeping.
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I don't dislike him, I just think he can, on occasion, he can be very blinkered in what he says, most historian accept that there are two sides to every story, he doesn't, he's always right and any other perspective is wrong.Steve Hunt wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:40 pmI like him.
I enjoy his history podcasts (David Starkey Talks) a lot.
Anyway, as it's off topic I wont pursue the argument, wouldn't want some posters getting their tighty whities in a twist at the thought that the skirmish on Bosworth Field was actually a peace keeping mission.
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Things do go wrong on missions like these sometimes. It's rare to have a war that is free of civilian casualties. Hopefully it's kept to the utmost and most realistic minimum.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:42 pmThey are not being caught up in crossfire. They are being targeted. That unless the Russians are that shite at aiming.The Tick wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:14 pmJust as in any war, there are terrible examples of civilians being caught up in crossfire. Russia isn't pursuing a military policy of indiscriminate murder.Zambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:05 pmIt's just another but deflection. You are still condoning the murder of civilians because Russia think they are being surrounded by an aggressive NATO without foundation. There is no way anyone can say murder is any sort of peacekeeping.
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Christ almighty the amount of sanctimoious cunts from west london who are calling-in to LBC is unreal. "I've given up my spare room, Chole has given up her clarinet lessons so she can spare her room for a Ukrainian refufee". Do me a favour. These are the same people who drive Chelsea Tractors and fund despots.
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People with empathy offering their homes to people fleeing genocide - what cunts.carcinogen wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 3:02 pm Christ almighty the amount of sanctimoious cunts from west london who are calling-in to LBC is unreal. "I've given up my spare room, Chole has given up her clarinet lessons so she can spare her room for a Ukrainian refufee". Do me a favour. These are the same people who drive Chelsea Tractors and fund despots.
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carcinogen wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 3:02 pm Christ almighty the amount of sanctimoious cunts from west london who are calling-in to LBC is unreal. "I've given up my spare room, Chole has given up her clarinet lessons so she can spare her room for a Ukrainian refufee". Do me a favour. These are the same people who drive Chelsea Tractors and fund despots.
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Is Chole, Chloe or some new name? And yes at Tick for once IMO, daddy ain't going to be complaining either.The Tick wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 3:07 pmIn other words they've blagged themselves a Ukrainian nanny at reduced rates.carcinogen wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 3:02 pm Christ almighty the amount of sanctimoious cunts from west london who are calling-in to LBC is unreal. "I've given up my spare room, Chole has given up her clarinet lessons so she can spare her room for a Ukrainian refufee". Do me a favour. These are the same people who drive Chelsea Tractors and fund despots.
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