Ukraine

[Forceuser]

I allow you to be concerned about it, but not one sided though. lol

i don't believe i am being one sided (but i'm sure others will disagree)

i try to remain unbiased about these types of events and research them
as much as i can, and the conclusions i've reached are what they are

[pegmyass85]

A passport is an internationally recognised travel document that confirms your identity and nationality
why do you think the Russians are throwing them at people in captured areas now ?



tell me which was his first and i'll tell you

So what nationality is my friend with 3 passports then. You said earlier check the dead passport for their nationality so you should know what nationality my friend is.
Also plenty of people in Northern Ireland consider themselves Irish but have British passport. What's is you're view on their nationality?

[Forceuser]

So what nationality is my friend with 3 passports then. You said earlier check the dead passport for their nationality so you should know what nationality my friend is.
Also plenty of people in Northern Ireland consider themselves Irish but have British passport. What's is you're view on their nationality?

99 /100 your first passport has your original nationality on it
nationality = belonging to a particular nation

i could identify as Belgian all i wanted to but unless i gain
citizenship from there i'm still only irish
can't make it any simpler than that

[Forceuser]

Two Economies at war - Russia and Ukraine after 100 days of sanctions and shelling

[pegmyass85]

99 /100 your first passport has your original nationality on it
nationality = belonging to a particular nation

i could identify as Belgian all i wanted to but unless i gain
citizenship from there i'm still only irish
can't make it any simpler than that

So a passport doesn't denote what nationality you are then does it? For example if my work colleague was traveling on his polish passport and ended up injured and someone checked his passport they would incorrectly assume his is polish. Which he is not. So checking the passport of those that died in the Donbass region prior to the invasion means nothing.
And again what about those born in Northern Ireland who have British passports? Are they Irish or British?

[Bukar]

i don't believe i am being one sided (but i'm sure others will disagree)

i try to remain unbiased about these types of events and research them
as much as i can, and the conclusions i've reached are what they are

Research? As in tune into RTE and thats you sorted for the day... Keep your blinkers on

[Forceuser]

So a passport doesn't denote what nationality you are then does it? For example if my work colleague was traveling on his polish passport and ended up injured and someone checked his passport they would incorrectly assume his is polish.

like i said,the first one you own does
ones after that denote citizenship and have to be applied for

So checking the passport of those that died in the Donbass region prior to the invasion means nothing.

Fucking sure it does,russia didn't start fast tracking passports until the last year or so in the region
and if you think they're doing that for no reason,then you're a fool

[Forceuser]

Research? As in tune into RTE and thats you sorted for the day... Keep your blinkers on

you don't know how much or what media i consume
so keep your presumptions to yourself

[pegmyass85]

like i said,the first one you own does
ones after that denote citizenship and have to be applied for



Fucking sure it does,russia didn't start fast tracking passports until the last year or so in the region
and if you think they're doing that for no reason,then you're a fool

So if you find my injured work colleague alone and check his passport to get his name and it's his Polish passport does that mean he's Polish? Because he's not. He is German. So how does checking his passport prove his nationality. 2 of his passports will clearly give you his wrong nationality.

I noticed you've again avoided the northern Ireland situation? Good Friday Irish people up there using British passports.
So are they Irish or British?
Passports dont tell you a persons nationality any more. I know plenty of eastern European parents who's kids were born in Ireland and have Irish passports and passports from their parents country.

[Forceuser]

So if you find my injured work colleague alone and check his passport to get his name and it's his Polish passport does that mean he's Polish? Because he's not. He is German. So how does checking his passport prove his nationality. 2 of his passports will clearly give you his wrong nationality.

which part of the word first are you having trouble understanding?
when you go in to get your first passport in your home country and they ask you
where you are from or born,what are you going to say? fucking earth!??

and if the next thing you're going to say is they all had russian passports first or aswell
then why was russia in such a rush to get hundreds of thousands out prior and during the invasion?
so they could call them Russians instead of Ukrainians!!

I noticed you've again avoided the northern Ireland situation? Good Friday Irish people up there using British passports.
So are they Irish or British?
Passports dont tell you a persons nationality any more. I know plenty of eastern European parents who's kids were born in Ireland and have Irish passports and passports from their parents country.

if you think i'm going to start debating Northern Ireland on a thread about Ukraine,you're off
your fucking head lad! lol