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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Londonrake » Sun Mar 17, 2019 9:19 pm

Robin Hood wrote:..... some six years later, after driving me off another forum.


Actually - that's a lie. We had one of our very rare altercations :lol: and you lost the plot. You went into your emotional incontinence mode where you tend to do stupid things (without ever learning any lessons).

You sent a message blatantly threatening me with violence - not from your keyboard warrior self, ohh no, Heaven forbid! "My mates will get you" stuff. A thing you've previous form for. I reported it to Admin, something you've done yourself on several occasions, including here. The usual hypocrisy. The outcome - against my expressed wishes on several occasions - was banning you. A significant part of that decision I know was your long history of obnoxiousness. You'd alienated a lot of regular posters and driven several members away, including a forum sponsor. You'd been warned earlier to moderate your posts, or else. Your twatogram to me became the or else. Your bizarre view that you're actually quite a popular guy (delusional), who's been unfairly victimised, fits in entirely with your grudge based, simmering resentment, which appears in many of your posts.

Like many, I tried for years to have reasonable discussions with you but anybody who's disagreed with your views will understand when I say that it's totally pointless. You are absolutely never a reasonable person and I can't believe that you're blind to how much resentment you've tended to generate. Early on I'd thought it was a case that you just couldn't give a shit. Now though I believe that you actually enjoy it. It makes you feel special. The centre of attention and an "outside the box" man.

RW. I posted the OP because I thought it an interesting article. Not really expecting it to generate controversy. It details a lot of - fatally consequential - ordinary people heroism. What I didn't allow for - and you would think I'd know better after all this time - was the gallant Hood, galloping in to defend his beloved Russia against any hint of criticism. That'll teach me.

Pyro. I've watched you having heated arguments with several members of this forum. None of which I've gotten involved in. All I can say is the blindingly obvious. Reading and commenting upon threads isn't mandatory. You have the option not to. Perhaps you might just trust me when I say that Hood has caused a lot of grief over the years. For that I am his self appointed and persistent nemesis, on behalf of all those he's "shot down" and as long as I am able I will continue to be so. He once told me that a certain people know how to hold a grudge more than anybody on the planet. He was wrong. Hopefully, he now realises that his initial, off-forum, act of spite against me was a black day. :wink:

RH. We've been engaged for what must be 10 years now (no card! :( ). I have a confession to make. I looked at your previous couple of posts and thought........................... naahhh. Another TLDR for you to rack up. You really do need to learn to precis your insults. I doubt I was the only one in that respect either. I'm sure it's all very interesting stuff though. :wink:
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Mar 17, 2019 10:30 pm

Londonrake wrote:
Pyro. I've watched you having heated arguments with several members of this forum. None of which I've gotten involved in. All I can say is the blindingly obvious. Reading and commenting upon threads isn't mandatory. You have the option not to. Perhaps you might just trust me when I say that Hood has caused a lot of grief over the years. For that I am his self appointed and persistent nemesis, on behalf of all those he's "shot down" and as long as I am able I will continue to be so. He once told me that a certain people know how to hold a grudge more than anybody on the planet. He was wrong. Hopefully, he now realises that his initial, off-forum, act of spite against me was a black day. :wink:


That's true. In fact I had heated arguments with almost everyone. but .. they don't last for ever! How about your case Vs RH :?: :wink:
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Londonrake » Sun Mar 17, 2019 10:42 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:
Londonrake wrote:
Pyro. I've watched you having heated arguments with several members of this forum. None of which I've gotten involved in. All I can say is the blindingly obvious. Reading and commenting upon threads isn't mandatory. You have the option not to. Perhaps you might just trust me when I say that Hood has caused a lot of grief over the years. For that I am his self appointed and persistent nemesis, on behalf of all those he's "shot down" and as long as I am able I will continue to be so. He once told me that a certain people know how to hold a grudge more than anybody on the planet. He was wrong. Hopefully, he now realises that his initial, off-forum, act of spite against me was a black day. :wink:


That's true. In fact I had heated arguments with almost everyone. but .. they don't last for ever! How about your case Vs RH :?: :wink:


:lol: :lol: :lol:

This is for sure an odd forum. Quite a small, hardcore of posters. Although, it seems to me, spending a lot of time laying into one another. Oddly enough, from initial contempt I've grown to enjoy it all though.

As far as RH and I go, I have no apology or promises to offer. There was a time - in the real world - when you could have called us friends. He's actually a really nice guy, if you can get him away from his keyboard. :D Back then, a simple apology - or even an expression of regret - coupled with a handshake would have settled it all. RH though is a proud man and would never stoop so low. Instead the call of the forum and inevitability of our locking horns proved too much for him and of course it all went ballistic - as it was so obviously going to. I truly regret that but have no intention of doing what so many others he has upset have done - quitting. I am - as they say - his worst nightmare! :shock: :lol:
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:00 pm

Londonrake wrote:
This is for sure an odd forum. Quite a small, hardcore of posters. Although, it seems to me, spending a lot of time laying into one another. Oddly enough, from initial contempt I've grown to enjoy it all though.

As far as RH and I go, I have no apology or promises to offer. There was a time - in the real world - when you could have called us friends. He's actually a really nice guy, if you can get him away from his keyboard. :D Back then, a simple apology - or even an expression of regret - coupled with a handshake would have settled it all. RH though is a proud man and would never stoop so low. Instead the call of the forum and inevitability of our locking horns proved too much for him and of course it all went ballistic - as it was so obviously going to. I truly regret that but have no intention of doing what so many others he has upset have done - quitting. I am - as they say - his worst nightmare! :shock: :lol:


Feel free to continue the personal attacks on RH for eternity if you like.
Just follow this template to save us the time reading them.

PERSONAL ATTACK ON RH. SKIP IT IF YOU DON"T CARE.

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ON THE SUBJECT BEEN DISCUSSED
My view a
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My view c
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for example your previous post could be something like this

This is for sure an odd forum. Quite a small, hardcore of posters. Although, it seems to me, spending a lot of time laying into one another. Oddly enough, from initial contempt I've grown to enjoy it all though.

PERSONAL ATTACK ON RH. SKIP IT IF YOU DON"T CARE.

As far as RH and I go, I have no apology or promises to offer. There was a time - in the real world - when you could have called us friends. He's actually a really nice guy, if you can get him away from his keyboard. :D Back then, a simple apology - or even an expression of regret - coupled with a handshake would have settled it all. RH though is a proud man and would never stoop so low. Instead the call of the forum and inevitability of our locking horns proved too much for him and of course it all went ballistic - as it was so obviously going to. I truly regret that but have no intention of doing what so many others he has upset have done - quitting. I am - as they say - his worst nightmare! :shock: :lol:
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Londonrake » Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:19 pm

Wow - OK - let's get into the CF swing here.

Sorry, but frankly if you don't like a thread you have the option to simply fuck off. Despite your obviously grandiose views I have to point out that you are not some sort of forum invigilator/referee and - although it probably hurts the ego - can actually ignore posts. As deflating as it might sound, some threads might actually not require your self-important judgmental bullshite.

Thank you for you contributions. I hope that makes it clear. I look forward to commenting on your future rants against Lordo and Paphitis (for instance). How am I doing so far?

Quid pro quo. :wink:
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:37 pm

Can you show me how I can ignore your repetitive and more or less the same personal attacks against RH, while at the same time be able to read your view on the subject matter when they are both in the same post?
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:48 pm

I mean I don't want to ignore your posts, I just want to ignore a part.
For example I did read this post of of yours and found it interesting.
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There was a small irony there marked with 3 stars but it wasn't much of a deal relative to the volume of the rest.
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby Robin Hood » Mon Mar 18, 2019 5:22 pm

LR:
......... and you would think I'd know better after all this time - was the gallant Hood, galloping in to defend his beloved Russia against any hint of criticism. That'll teach me.

I think if you check, it was your Russo phobic patsy and Fellow Traveller who clearly decided that ......”We are talking about Russia here.” and, as would be expected, concluded it was all Russia’s fault! I merely corrected his geography (as Chernobyl is in Ukraine) and his history (It was still the USSR not The Russian Federation) and that therefore neither Russia as such nor his Nemesis ‘Pootin’, could have had anything to do with what happened. It was 100% a Ukraine responsibility.

Just setting the record straight and correcting his paranoid delusion and subsequent attempt to mislead by assigning the blame to Russia. No attempt on my part to defend anyone ..... I was just correcting obvious mistakes and I clearly stated I supported his views ...... except for the fact his finger was pointing in the wrong direction, and STUD in general supported that perception of events

If anyone needs to place blame for the accident .... then it was obviously Ukraine! If you want to place blame for the cover-up, then blame Ukraine initially and then the Soviet system. But secrecy and cover-ups are not unique to the Soviet Union, the West has done the same for decades and to support that belief I posted two credible links to such a Nuclear cover-up.
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby supporttheunderdog » Tue Mar 19, 2019 7:29 am

But it was not a 100% Ukraine responsibility... that is just propaganda. Ukraine was not a sovereign nation state under the Soviet Union, there was little political autonomy, it was all run from Moscow under the USSR, where the whole of the USSR Nuclear industry was run from...that is why within a very short time it was reported to Moscow, possibly before Kiev, and with a very few hours Moscow had established sent down a commission, taking charge of everything, including ordering the evacuation of Pripyat, and the area surrounding Chernobyl.

The later collapse of the USSR and emergence of so many countries as individual nation states, eg the Balitic States, Georgia, Ukraine, etc., out of the wreck was what pissed Putin off and why there is so much trouble in Ukraine, including the Russian Invasion of Crimea, as well as in parts of Georgia. He is trying to rebuild the Soviet Empire.
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Re: Chernobyl

Postby CBBB » Tue Mar 19, 2019 10:26 am

supporttheunderdog wrote:But it was not a 100% Ukraine responsibility... that is just propaganda. Ukraine was not a sovereign nation state under the Soviet Union, there was little political autonomy, it was all run from Moscow under the USSR, where the whole of the USSR Nuclear industry was run from...that is why within a very short time it was reported to Moscow, possibly before Kiev, and with a very few hours Moscow had established sent down a commission, taking charge of everything, including ordering the evacuation of Pripyat, and the area surrounding Chernobyl.

The later collapse of the USSR and emergence of so many countries as individual nation states, eg the Balitic States, Georgia, Ukraine, etc., out of the wreck was what pissed Putin off and why there is so much trouble in Ukraine, including the Russian Invasion of Crimea, as well as in parts of Georgia. He is trying to rebuild the Soviet Empire.


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