Member Info for Lokiloo

dorfan, you're so full of **** it's painful.

Great isn't it! Especially when they have taken so much they control the narrative, buy the people supposedly representing the wider population, place a boot on the heads and stifle the chances of 'success' of the wider population and convince the likes of you that they should be applauded and those who have no real chance should have the finger of blame pointed at them instead.

Engage some grey matter and seek education then Antony 👍

Ever thought of blaming the billionaires hoarding all the wealth rather than the poor bstards with bugger all...

'the Lyramid transaction is worth way in excess of Roquefort's current worth. So, effectively all the downside has been priced in (and more).'

HunkyBoyo

Apologies for delayed reply, i have only just read your post.

Nothing to add, you have summed it up well and have provided information i myself found interesting. My previous comment was one of surprise as a quick look at your posts on NARF were wholly positive and it seemed like quite a sea change. I know that posts on these boards should always be taken with a pinch of salt and if i am honest it seemed as though you were suddenly deramping.

The US government contract caught my eye and that is why i have a small investment here.

All the best.

'so why as putin,reportedly,killed so many innnocent civilians'

Because they want to be Russian? 😂

You've changed your tune! 🤣

“The very first time I was in one of the phone calls with Putin, I was listening very carefully to the Russian, because the interpreters don’t always capture everything, they don’t capture the nuances, particularly when it’s the Russian interpreter who’s translating into a language that’s also not their native language, all kinds of things are missing,” she remembered.

Trump, who for years has expressed his admiration for Putin and has recently parroted Russian talking points in his bid to broker a peace deal to end Russia’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine, described the exchange as “great,” she said.

But Hill recalled thinking that it really wasn’t.

“There was all kinds of menace in what Putin had said, he chooses his words very carefully,” she explained.

“Many times when Putin and Trump are interacting, Putin’s actually making fun of him,” she continued. “It’s just it’s completely lost in the translation. I can give lots of episodes of this, or he’s goading him and urging him on to something, because he’s trying to see how he’ll react and the translation smooths over all that. That context is absolutely missing. And he doesn’t do a readout afterwards.”

“All of this amateur hour,”

Fiona Hill, a former senior National Security Council official and expert on European and Russian affairs

“The very first time I was in one of the phone calls with Putin, I was listening very carefully to the Russian, because the interpreters don’t always capture everything, they don’t capture the nuances, particularly when it’s the Russian interpreter who’s translating into a language that’s also not their native language, all kinds of things are missing,” she remembered.

Trump, who for years has expressed his admiration for Putin and has recently parroted Russian talking points in his bid to broker a peace deal to end Russia’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine, described the exchange as “great,” she said.

But Hill recalled thinking that it really wasn’t.

“There was all kinds of menace in what Putin had said, he chooses his words very carefully,” she explained.

“Many times when Putin and Trump are interacting, Putin’s actually making fun of him,” she continued. “It’s just it’s completely lost in the translation. I can give lots of episodes of this, or he’s goading him and urging him on to something, because he’s trying to see how he’ll react and the translation smooths over all that. That context is absolutely missing. And he doesn’t do a readout afterwards.”

“All of this amateur hour,”

Fiona Hill, a former senior National Security Council official and expert on European and Russian affairs

GLA!

'Putin has agreed to spare soldiers '

Putin is trying to pin any blame for a non ceasefire on Zelensky by implying Ukraine want to keep fighting in Kursk.

The Far Right in Russia have absolutely no wish for a ceasefire, especially as Russia are making gains because of Trump's inaction.

Putin has planned for this for a decade. You think he's going to roll over for a property salesman & Trump?

He's playing them like a fiddle.

Nice to see a blue end to the week. Roll on results!

'The signals seem quite clear that there will be a ceasefire.'

You haven't studied Putin..

EUA... betting Putin wants peace.

Good luck with that.

Well... this is looking up ❤️

GLA

Player, give your head a shake 😂

GLA

😂👍

'Labour trashing the economy. The rot started the day they took power.'

What a desperate old Tory wannabe Spaniard you are GateBoy.

100% debt to GDP and unable to pay the interest. because of your political choices.

Nothing to do with Trump and the fear of tariffs, naturally.

The Tories have always fed the lie that the NHS was unviable. Even before Labour gave us the NHS.