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They might have more luck if their website wasn't a complete mess of endless adverts and annoying pop ups. And I generally avoid sites that have click bait headlines like "You won't believe what Wayne Rooney had to say about one of his players", or "Rooney makes shock announcement - the football world is left stunned!". Any more of that rubbish is likely to drive clicks away, not increase them.

The alarm bells started ringing when he referred to the Russians as 'liberating' Syria from 'jihadists'. When he moved on to the 'denazification' of Ukraine his viewpoint became even more obvious.
Not knowing who he was I checked out his previous YouTube videos, and it's the usual mish-mash of pro-Trump, pro-Putin, anti-EU, anti-liberal talking points. If you want a real laugh check out his video from the 6th December where he rubbishes the idea of a Russian military build up and a possible invasion of Ukraine. 
(Also, the first advert that popped up on his YouTube channel was Nigel Farage trying to sell me stuff)

 

You deserve a medal for visiting those asshat crackpot sites so we don't have to.

The alarm bells started ringing when he referred to the Russians as 'liberating' Syria from 'jihadists'. When he moved on to the 'denazification' of Ukraine his viewpoint became even more obvious.
Not knowing who he was I checked out his previous YouTube videos, and it's the usual mish-mash of pro-Trump, pro-Putin, anti-EU, anti-liberal talking points. If you want a real laugh check out his video from the 6th December where he rubbishes the idea of a Russian military build up and a possible invasion of Ukraine. 
(Also, the first advert that popped up on his YouTube channel was Nigel Farage trying to sell me stuff)

 

The alarm bells started ringing when he referred to the Russians as 'liberating' Syria from 'jihadists'. When he moved on to the 'denazification' of Ukraine his viewpoint became even more obvious.
Not knowing who he was I checked out his previous YouTube videos, and it's the usual mish-mash of pro-Trump, pro-Putin, anti-EU, anti-liberal talking points. If you want a real laugh check out his video from the 6th December where he rubbishes the idea of a Russian military build up and a possible invasion of Ukraine. 
(Also, the first advert that popped up on his YouTube channel was Nigel Farage trying to sell me stuff)

 

The alarm bells started ringing when he referred to the Russians as 'liberating' Syria from 'jihadists'. When he moved on to the 'denazification' of Ukraine his viewpoint became even more obvious.
Not knowing who he was I checked out his previous YouTube videos, and it's the usual mish-mash of pro-Trump, pro-Putin, anti-EU, anti-liberal talking points. If you want a real laugh check out his video from the 6th December where he rubbishes the idea of a Russian military build up and a possible invasion of Ukraine. 
(Also, the first advert that popped up on his YouTube channel was Nigel Farage trying to sell me stuff)

 

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

The general consensus seems to be that Putin has an estimated net worth of c. $200 billion. Even if the exact figure can be disputed, he certainly appears to be a multi-billionaire. Not bad for a former KGB officer who doesn't enrich himself.

I'm utterly amazed that there are people on here supporting, tacitly approving or claiming to justify Putin's action.
Go back 40 years, and it was claimed that the left supported Russia. How times change.

Never in doubt 

Never in doubt 

Never in doubt 

That building in the background. Is that the old Boots? Or am I thinking of Woolworths? 

That building in the background. Is that the old Boots? Or am I thinking of Woolworths? 

That building in the background. Is that the old Boots? Or am I thinking of Woolworths? 

That building in the background. Is that the old Boots? Or am I thinking of Woolworths?