Russian military plane crashes in Black Sea, killing 92

Calahonda52

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38430164

" The plane disappeared from radar two minutes after taking off from Sochi at 05:25 (02:25 GMT), heading for Latakia in Syria.
Debris and several bodies have been found, with no reports of survivors.
The Tu-154 was carrying soldiers, reporters and 64 members of the famed Alexandrov military music ensemble who were to perform for Russian troops."

Makes one think perhaps that must be a higher power somewhere, given the number of children would were slaughtered in Syria, courtesy of Vlad.

Oodoov

R. I. P. You should be ashamed of yourself OP.

Gatling

Oodoov wrote: »

R. I. P. You should be ashamed of yourself OP.

Lol .

yermanoffthetv

That's a terrible tradegey, the politics of Russia in Syria aside, the red army choir were immensely talented group and it's a big loss to Russian musical culture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgKazTrhXmI

I also understand a well know aid worker Dr Yelizaveta Glinka was on board. RIP to them all.

InTheTrees

sugarman wrote: »

I didn't hear this much uproar when the US where invading Iran and Iraq. Or the UN in the Yugoslavia.

You didn't? Where were you?

??

Del.Monte

90 more victims that Putin can personally chalk down to his wet dream in Syria.

RIP.

b_mac2

Del.Monte wrote: »

90 more victims that Putin can personally chalk down to his wet dream in Syria.

RIP.

What, his wet dream about not wanting an Islamic state near his border?

twill

Yes, a plane crash in which 92 people died is really about Putin, he is the puppet master, don't you know.

Here is something actually relevant. I've heard that the crash may mean the end of the Red Army choir.

bilston

sugarman wrote: »

Calahonda52 wrote: »

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38430164

" The plane disappeared from radar two minutes after taking off from Sochi at 05:25 (02:25 GMT), heading for Latakia in Syria.
Debris and several bodies have been found, with no reports of survivors.
The Tu-154 was carrying soldiers, reporters and 64 members of the famed Alexandrov military music ensemble who were to perform for Russian troops."

Makes one think perhaps that must be a higher power somewhere, given the number of children would were slaughtered in Syria, courtesy of Vlad.

A higher power, lol.

G'way out if that, it's a war. They're not doing it for the craic. Innocent people die. I didn't hear this much uproar when the US where invading Iran and Iraq. Or the UN in the Yugoslavia.

You weren't aware of an uproar during the US led invasion of Iraq?

Are you fecking serious?

Also when did the US invade Iran?

Gatling

Step away from the Sherry

AgileMyth

Calahonda52 wrote: »

Makes one think perhaps that must be a higher power somewhere, given the number of children would were slaughtered in Syria, courtesy of Vlad.

There are a few holes in your idea.

Why did the higher power allow Putin to kill the kids in the first place?
Why didn't the higher power take out Putin himself instead of a load of random people?

There are a few more questions but I'll let you work on those ones first..

Wanderer78

ffs people, theres 90 people dead and 90 families having a truly dreadful christmas! rip

Jimmy Garlic

As if the reprehensible ghouls on this thread give a damn about children in Syria. It is all about point scoring. They don't care about children in Syria or anywhere else, they certainly couldn't care less about children in Yemen..but that war is approved by those who think for them so they don't mention it at all. The most populated areas of Syria are out from under the grasp of head hackers, that's a good thing, people can start rebuilding their lives.

Gatling

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

As if the reprehensible ghouls on this thread give a damn about children

Shame

Ah well fly a **** heap that was taken out of service donkeys years ago due to abismal safety record .
Blame the government for allowing it

Skommando

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

As if the reprehensible ghouls on this thread give a damn about children in Syria. It is all about point scoring. They don't care about children in Syria or anywhere else, they certainly couldn't care less about children in Yemen..but that war is approved by those who think for them so they don't mention it at all. The most populated areas of Syria are out from under the grasp of head hackers, that's a good thing, people can start rebuilding their lives.

well said, keyboard know alls, selectively copy and pasting half truths and clichés

RobertKK

Putin has been on the right side in Syria, and the west and its media has been a disgrace with the terrorists supporting rebels it has been supporting.

If you hate Christmas then yeah maybe the rebels appeal to you as they have prohibited the celebration of Christmas.
In Putin supported Syria, people are free to celebrate Christmas, but we are suppose to despise the side that is not rife with Islamist extremist and who started the whole disaster.
There is so much delusion around concerning Syria and at least Aleppo is now free of the rebels.

kona

Is there any wonder politics in this country is in such a mess when there are such clowns in the country who can vote.

92 people died. Shut the **** up. It's nothing to do with Syria or aleppo, Iraq , balkans, Vietnam, bernie or the water charges.

The Hill Billy

Gatling wrote: »

Lol .

Пребывание классное, товарищ.
(Stay classy, comrade.)

B_Wayne

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

As if the reprehensible ghouls on this thread give a damn about children in Syria. It is all about point scoring. They don't care about children in Syria or anywhere else, they certainly couldn't care less about children in Yemen..but that war is approved by those who think for them so they don't mention it at all. The most populated areas of Syria are out from under the grasp of head hackers, that's a good thing, people can start rebuilding their lives.

I view the death of the Choir to be incredibly tragic and sympathise immensely with them. I've actually followed their music for years and think they were incredibly talented.

It is absolute bull**** to claim that people don't care about those in Syria, I view Putin's actions in Syria to be reprehensible however given your post history, you're obsessed with praising the tyrant Putin. So I doubt anyone can expect a productive discussion about Putin/Russia with you.

Jimmy Garlic

B_Wayne wrote: »

It is absolute bull**** to claim that people don't care about those in Syria, I view Putin's actions in Syria to be reprehensible however given your post history, you're obsessed with praising the tyrant Putin. So I doubt anyone can expect a productive discussion about Putin/Russia with you.

I am not saying that people in general don't care. I am saying that the sick individuals revelling because Russians died don't care. If they really cared about people in Syria they would care about them in Yemen also, but they never mention Yemen.

The Vladimir Putin appreciation thread is a wind up btw. Is he a saint? No. is he the demon he is portrayed by western media to be? No. Is Syria better off because (invited) Russian assistance is pushing the war towards its conclusion? Most definitely yes.

smurgen

Gatling wrote: »

Lol .

No one believes or cares about what you say.you're an extremist/fanatic.

lazybones32

Calahonda52 wrote: »

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38430164

" The plane disappeared from radar two minutes after taking off from Sochi at 05:25 (02:25 GMT), heading for Latakia in Syria.
Debris and several bodies have been found, with no reports of survivors.
The Tu-154 was carrying soldiers, reporters and 64 members of the famed Alexandrov military music ensemble who were to perform for Russian troops."

Makes one think perhaps that must be a higher power somewhere, given the number of children would were slaughtered in Syria, courtesy of Vlad.

Being happy at the death of musicians, reporters and rank and file soldiers...the World is not short of d!ckheads.

If it was a Higher power administering justice, why target musicians, reporters and soldiers who have absolutely no influence on policy or strategic decisions? I tell you, OP, the critical-thinking abilities (and lack thereof) make me worry for the future of mankind.

ChikiChiki

RobertKK wrote: »

Putin has been on the right side in Syria, and the west and its media has been a disgrace with the terrorists supporting rebels it has been supporting.

If you hate Christmas then yeah maybe the rebels appeal to you as they have prohibited the celebration of Christmas.
In Putin supported Syria, people are free to celebrate Christmas, but we are suppose to despise the side that is not rife with Islamist extremist and who started the whole disaster.
There is so much delusion around concerning Syria and at least Aleppo is now free of the rebels.

I think the majority of people are forming their own opinions with the wealth of information available and realise this now. This is a major shift from 3/4 years ago where people generally would have been very pro USA at all costs. The US are the root cause of this mess and continue to support the more undesirable factions in the conflict. The Assad regime is the lessor of all evils and moreso since Europe is receiving the brunt of the backlash.

Jimmy Garlic

Покойся с миром.

RIP

Gatling

smurgen wrote: »

No one believes or cares about what you say.you're an extremist/fanatic.

You cared enough to post .


Extremeist that's a new one ,


Heil

smurgen

Gatling wrote: »

You cared enough to post .


Extremeist that's a new one ,


Heil

*extremist.

Elmer Blooker

Gatling wrote: »

Shame

Ah well fly a **** heap that was taken out of service donkeys years ago due to abismal safety record .
Blame the government for allowing it

*abysmal

Omackeral

smurgen wrote: »

*extremist.

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

*abysmal

This is now the spell check thread.

yermanoffthetv

All the politics on this thread. Kindly shove it up your hole.This is a great loss to music and culture for everybody. This is about the death of a world renound choir group, not an active combat military unit.If the Welsh male choir group crashed en route the the middle east would you be so political? I don't bloody think so. They sang all sorts of songs not just military ones, i mean they even did happy ffs....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGFrvzKecq0

RobertKK

Terrorism is not being ruled out.

If terrorism, number 1 suspect = Saudi Arabia, the cause for so much misery in the world.

Theonegun

RobertKK wrote: »

Terrorism is not being ruled out.

If terrorism, number 1 suspect = Saudi Arabia, the cause for so much misery in the world.

The russians like the us will eventally pay for there crimes iin thue middle east getting a bit too loud .