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Kimmy got a nice present from Putin.
- Thread starter Twilight Hue
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The article identifies the limo as an Aurus Senat. I had never heard of that model before, so I looked at photos out of curiosity. It looks like a blatant rip-off of styling cues from Rolls-Royce and Bentley. (I'll spoiler the photos so that they don't take up a huge chunk of the page.)
The front end of the Aurus Senat:
The front end of the Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII:
The back end of the Aurus Senat:
The back end of the 2018 Bentley Flying Spur:
Furthermore, the side mirrors of the Aurus Senat are mounted in a similar way to the Rolls-Royce's. Also, here's the side profile of the Aurus Senat:
Now compare it to the side profiles of the 2018 Rolls-Royce Ghost and the Bentley Flying Spur, respectively, and the similarity between the proportions should be obvious:
Clearly, whoever designed the Aurus Senat didn't even bother trying to come up with an original or unique design. It's a knock-off car for a tin-pot dictator (whether Putin or Kim Jong-un).
The front end of the Aurus Senat:
The front end of the Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII:
The back end of the Aurus Senat:
The back end of the 2018 Bentley Flying Spur:
Furthermore, the side mirrors of the Aurus Senat are mounted in a similar way to the Rolls-Royce's. Also, here's the side profile of the Aurus Senat:
Now compare it to the side profiles of the 2018 Rolls-Royce Ghost and the Bentley Flying Spur, respectively, and the similarity between the proportions should be obvious:
Clearly, whoever designed the Aurus Senat didn't even bother trying to come up with an original or unique design. It's a knock-off car for a tin-pot dictator (whether Putin or Kim Jong-un).
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I think I seen those in Russian military parades that I watched, except those limos were open top where a high ranking officer would stand out of the roof around affixed microphones and ride all around the place.The article identifies the limo as an Aurus Senat. I had never heard of that model before, so I looked at photos out of curiosity. It looks like a blatant rip-off of styling cues from Rolls-Royce and Bentley. (I'll spoiler the photos so that they don't take up a huge chunk of the page.)
The front end of the Aurus Senat:
The front end of the Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII:
The back end of the Aurus Senat:
The back end of the 2018 Bentley Flying Spur:
Furthermore, the side mirrors of the Aurus Senat are mounted in a similar way to the Rolls-Royce's. Also, here's the side profile of the Aurus Senat:
Now compare it to the side profiles of the 2018 Rolls-Royce Ghost and the Bentley Flying Spur, respectively, and the similarity between the proportions should be obvious:
Clearly, whoever designed the Aurus Senat didn't even bother trying to come up with an original or unique design. It's a knock-off car for a tin-pot dictator (whether Putin or Kim Jong-un).
China does the same thing , but I don't remember the make and model of those limos.
Now Kimmy can ride around in his military parades if he wants with his brand new limo.
Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
We forced Russia into the (welcoming) arms of NK because of out imperialism and arrogance. The American empire needs to die.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I think it's because Kimmy is said to be supplying logistics to the Russian military for their fight in Ukraine.
Regiomontanus
Eastern Orthodox
Yes, of course. Despite our promises to the contrary (1990s), we decided to push NATO right to the the border of Russia - a red line Putin highlighted back then! Our arrogance and imperialism, though, won the day and so crossed Putin's red line.
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
In which treaty?
Individual nations, particularly ones known for invading and annexing their neighbours, don't get to determine the international policy and defence treaty arrangements of other countries. Definitely not when those countries are at threat of being invaded, by them. Also, this idea of "pushing" NATO is a misnomer. It's a defensive treaty organisation that countries voluntarily apply for.
But you are right. In the last few years, there has been a significantly higher number of eastern European countries showing an interest in applying for NATO. Gee, I wonder why that is?
First Chechen War - Wikipedia
Second Chechen War - Wikipedia
Russo-Georgian War - Wikipedia
Russo-Ukrainian War - Wikipedia
See, what you don't seem to understand is that NATO membership isn't determined by invasion. It's voluntary, as in "nations can decide for themselves to apply for membership". So, when you stop framing it the way that you are - as if NATO were literally invading these countries and forcing them to join - your ACTUAL position is that belligerent foreign nations with a history of invading their neighbours should get to determine which defensive alliances and treaties that their neighbouring states get to apply for.
So, harking on about imperialism is actually quite funny, because your actual argument is explicitly pro-imperialism.
Funny how all these people jumping to defend Russia from "US Imperialism" always end up actually being pro-imperialism. Weird.
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lukethethird
unknown member
What else is to be expected from sanctions? The powers that be in the U.S. know darn well what they are doing to North Koreans by sanctioning them. North Koreans are starving and ever more dependent on their tyrant of a leader, but that's exactly the desired outcome of what a powerful nation like the U.S wants of countries that don't toe their party line. Sanctions create the situation we see in North Korea, and racists in power that impose such sanctions are enjoying every minute of it.
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lukethethird
unknown member
Exactly. Selling arms is big money. Nato is big money. Just one more example; Sweden produces high tech weaponry so joining Nato provides Sweden with greater access to Nato's large weapons market. Whether American, European, Russian and now perhaps North Korean for that matter, weapons dealers are cleaning up over this overblown and prolonged eastern Ukraine border dispute. Western Imperialism, you gottaluvit.
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
Would you mind awfully enlightening us as to exactly what North Korea is doing that "doesn't toe" the "party line"?
JIMMY12345
Active Member
Putin has correctly pointed out he is slim and fit compared to other world leaders.Re Kim u Jong. Putin should send people to run N Korea.Meanwhile he could train the N Korean leader in physical fitness so the N Korean leader could have a slim figure like President Putin.