We're going to have to fight the Ruskies, aren't we?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Putin's f**ked. He's going to invade some poor Eastern European ****hole, and we're going to have to react.

Such a war would be awful for business.

It's a poor outlook.

[Berni]

[Nicosia Gooner]

[Bergkamp's Brain]

:cloud9:

[Snin]

dearly for it..WD America and the stupid facist maiden cnuts imo.. just like America f**ked over egypy, tunisia, libya..they now doing it to Ukraine and Russia..and we will all die in a lovely mushroom cloud wd indeed

[Berni]

for briefs, aren't I? :-(

[Snin]

Berni wrote on Tue, 16 December 2014 16:17

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

no one will know.

Discretion is all in these matters, I feel.

[Berni]

always being a net importer of energy. Now it's not, it's a whole new world and you can hardly blame the yanks for sticking it to c**ts like Putin and Venezuela. Equally, LNG starting to really come online as a fuel supply means Europe won't be reliant on Russia much longer either.

This is all Putin's fault. He's been swinging his tiny dick around based on the idea that everyone needs Russian gas and oil. Now they don't he's **** out of options.

[Berni]

Do you own briefs?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Cheeky.

[Rich]

I suspect we might need some help from our mates across the pond.

[Classic Jorge]

It does seem like they're making an awful lot of this energy up out of thin air. Which is ironic when you consider just how massively environmentally ruinous shale fracking is compared to solar/wind/tide energy, which is actual think air stuff

[PSRB]

[PSRB]

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

As for wind and wave power - the levels of energy that can be generated - let alone networked - by them are piddlingly small and would be totally unsustainable but for all the government subsidies that support them.

[Classic Jorge]

That's a bonus then.

[Wembleygooner- raised in hornsey]