[Zipperfish]

bootlegga bootlegga:

No doubt - and remember, the Dutch were one of the few European countries who got serious combat experience against insurgents in Afghanistan.

A Dutch mechanized infantry brigade would slice the separatists to ribbons - the only problem would come afterwards, assuming the Russians didn't intervene to protect the scumbags.

Russia won't intervene. Give the rebels a deadline and if they don't deliver on everything at that time blow the fuck out of the drunk bastards. A short targetted campaign aimed at maximum disruption of their capability and taking out sophisticated weapons.

The Netherlands is a NATO nation therefore this attack is an attack on all member countries of NATO, including Canada.

[andyt]

Drinking again?

[Jabberwalker]

A Dutch mechanized infantry brigade would slice the separatists to ribbons - the only problem would come afterwards, assuming the Russians didn't intervene to protect the scumbags.


... flown there inside leased Russian Antonovs ...

[Winnipegger]

bootlegga bootlegga:

A Dutch mechanized infantry brigade would slice the separatists to ribbons - the only problem would come afterwards, assuming the Russians didn't intervene to protect the scumbags.

Jabberwalker Jabberwalker:

... flown there inside leased Russian Antonovs ...

Good point. (:cough: BUK :cough:)
But Antonovs are Ukrainian. Built in and operated from Kyiv.

[Jabberwalker]

Winnipegger Winnipegger:

bootlegga bootlegga:

A Dutch mechanized infantry brigade would slice the separatists to ribbons - the only problem would come afterwards, assuming the Russians didn't intervene to protect the scumbags.

Jabberwalker Jabberwalker:

... flown there inside leased Russian Antonovs ...

Good point. (:cough: BUK :cough:)
But Antonovs are Ukrainian. Built in and operated from Kyiv.

... the world's biggest skeet shooting pigeons, right?

[PostFactum]

http://www.examiner.com/list/russia-s-t ... a-airliner

[PostFactum]

[PostFactum]

And now look at the gaps on plane fuselage fragments.

[saturn_656]

Despite pleas by the Dutch investigators, the rebels are still not releasing the train containing the bodies and have not sealed the cars. Although the train was reported to be refrigerated apparently the system was not running for a indeterminate span of time.

The passengers have been left to rot in the railcars, which are more like hotboxes rather than freezers.

AP journalists at the train station say the smell of decay is overwhelming.

http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/#!/content/1.2712885

[BRAH]

saturn_656 saturn_656:

Despite pleas by the Dutch investigators, the rebels are still not releasing the train containing the bodies and have not sealed the cars. Although the train was reported to be refrigerated apparently the system was not running for a indeterminate span of time.

The passengers have been left to rot in the railcars, which are more like hotboxes rather than freezers.

AP journalists at the train station say the smell of decay is overwhelming.

http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/#!/content/1.2712885

At this point the only solution might be cremation of all the bodies.

[saturn_656]

Russia is inferring that a Ukrainian Su-25 was responsible for the MH-17 shoot down. This is extremely unlikely if not impossible for a few reasons.

The Boeing 777 was cruising at an altitude approx. 10,000 feet above the publicly reported service ceiling of a clean (unarmed) Su-25. Adding weapons will decrease that ceiling.

The Su-25 has no radar, therefore no BVR engagement capability. So how does it engage an airliner 10,000 feet above it (and moving faster to boot) with short range heat seeking missiles?

Russia needs to come up with a better story than that. Pitiful.

[Zipperfish]

andyt andyt:

Drinking again?

27.

[bootlegga]

Jabberwalker Jabberwalker:

A Dutch mechanized infantry brigade would slice the separatists to ribbons - the only problem would come afterwards, assuming the Russians didn't intervene to protect the scumbags.


... flown there inside leased Russian Antonovs ...

Not anymore, NATO stopped using AN-124s a couple years ago. Now they would be flown there on NATO operated C-17s;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_Strat ... Capability

Winnipegger Winnipegger:

Good point. (:cough: BUK :cough:)
But Antonovs are Ukrainian. Built in and operated from Kyiv.

Yeah, I doubt they would go in unescorted. Flights of Dutch F-16s would 'clear a path' for them so to speak if NATO decided to intervene.

Again, NATO forces against poorly-trained separatists would be a one sided battle just like Gulf Storm was. The amount of training and technology behind NATO would crush them utterly.

The only real problem would be whether or not Russia came to their defence. Even that would be a fairly one-sided battle (although casualties would go up) - they simply don't have numbers, training or anything else on their side except for distance to the battlefield.

[andyt]

Ron Paul Defends Russia After Malaysian Plane Crash

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/ron-p ... 31466.html

[BRAH]

Ron Paul, his record speaks for itself.