Giant Russian plane stranded at Toronto airport will be given to Ukraine
That massive Russian cargo plane that has spent almost 14 months grounded at Toronto-Pearson International Airport will be handed over to Ukraine b...www.blogto.com
It’s not strictly about Ukraine but you can’t go wrong with a bit of Chomsky.
Very hard to get a decent wifi signal in Wetherspoons toilets to access Discord gaming sites
Royal Navy investigates after official documents 'found in Wetherspoons'
Documents marked "official sensitive" were reportedly found in a pub toilet in Barrow, Cumbria.www.bbc.com
Cost of living crisis affecting James Bond now; one day swishing around the Cafe de Paris in Monte Carlo, the next he’s in the Spoons in Barrow
It's assumptions like this that leads to Phoebe Waller-Bridge getting called inMaybe he left them there after a brisk session in the toilets with a Russian embassy representative?
‘Excellent facilities in general, though I was a little perturbed at the large suitcase I found in one of the cubicles. I tried to remove it but it was too heavy, and I could have sworn I heard a muffled cry as I struggled to lift it though I had, of course, been drinking’Toilets won the coverted British Toilet Association's Loo of the Year award , in 2018
Furness Railway wins award for "exceptional toilets" at Loo of the Year Awards 2018
A pub in Barrow has won an award as part of the Loo of the Year Awards 2018.www.nwemail.co.uk
The name’s Bond, James Bond. License to piss myself, rant utter bollocks and offer people out for a fight at the drop of a hat.Buckfast, shaken, not stirred.
To be honest that kinda sounds a lot like the book version of him.The name’s Bond, James Bond. License to piss myself, rant utter bollocks and offer people out for a fight at the drop of a hat.
Have to admit that interviewer was a wanker.I caught some clips of that recently and I thought he was catastrophically wrong and came across very badly in it on Ukraine. Maybe need to watch the whole thing but Chomsky droning on is boring, and the interviewer's annoying too.
Chomsky has bought into the narrative that Russia was 'provoked' into war and that somehow NATO was looking for this war, even though Russia spent a decade doing the provoking while NATO spent a decade saying Ukraine wasn't allowed to join. And even though the material support NATO countries gave to Ukraine was after Russia had invaded and occupied parts of Ukraine (it is extremely dishonest to depict this as 'aggression' by NATO countries, when it was factually speaking about defense). All of which came after Russia had invaded and brutally occupied other territories it didn' t belong in (again, factually speaking, this was Russia/Putin being aggressive, not NATO, do you see the pattern?).Interested to know what you disagree with specifically. I find Chomsky droning on enlightening - always have.
Also, this kind of stuff minimising the brutality of the occupation:Chomsky has bought into the narrative that Russia was 'provoked' into war and that somehow NATO was looking for this war, even though Russia spent a decade doing the provoking while NATO spent a decade saying Ukraine wasn't allowed to join. And even though the material support NATO countries gave to Ukraine was after Russia had invaded and occupied parts of Ukraine (it is extremely dishonest to depict this as 'aggression' by NATO countries, when it was factually speaking about defense). All of which came after Russia had invaded and brutally occupied other territories it didn' t belong in (again, factually speaking, this was Russia/Putin being aggressive, not NATO, do you see the pattern?).
What I find most disappointing about Chomsky's take on this is that he doesn't seem to have space for the agency of Ukrainians. It's all about the fight between power blocs for him, but Ukrainians are, like, actual people, with their own opinions. He should try listening to them.