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selective outrage, is fake outrage. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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That is right. Why should I care what others do? You insult me, I'll insult you back. Just bc you can't control yourself and bc you get in a pissing contest w/someone else you think it's appropriate to insult anyone else shows what type of person you are. |
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Saw that. Rumored to be a failure at one station cascading to others. Quote:
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It was a fascinating read, that the Cheap Chinese knock off tires of the expensive Michellins are of subpar manufacture and simply breaking in the mud. |
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So, nuclear weapons are the big threat.
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Plant spokesman says Russian troops have begun shelling Europe's largest nuclear power station in Ukraine. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Battle is going right now on the power station grounds.
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But, because there might be nuclear war if we do something, we hesitate and let Putin destroy any semblance of rational policy because if we did he might kill us sooner rather than later.
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Could it be that John Mearsheimer in the video that Scott posted earlier in this thread is right? Putin simply wants to wreck what's left of Ukraine rather than occupying it or incorporating it into Russia in a sort of new Soviet Union?
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Yes, Pete. There will probably be nuclear war, at some level, if NATO intervenes. Probably not a small one. Quote:
They are wrecking everything. Punitive invasion then occupation. |
that video with biden telling us how putin doesn't want ole' joe to be president because putin is scared of ole' toe to toe joe...isn't aging well...
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There was a great interview with Fiona Hill in Politico The more we talk, the more we’re using World War II analogies. There are people who are saying we’re on the brink of a World War III. Hill: We’re already in it. We have been for some time. We keep thinking of World War I, World War II as these huge great big set pieces, but World War II was a consequence of World War I. And we had an interwar period between them. And in a way, we had that again after the Cold War. Many of the things that we’re talking about here have their roots in the carving up of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Russian Empire at the end of World War I. At the end of World War II, we had another reconfiguration and some of the issues that we have been dealing with recently go back to that immediate post-war period. We’ve had war in Syria, which is in part the consequence of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, same with Iraq and Kuwait. All of the conflicts that we’re seeing have roots in those earlier conflicts. We are already in a hot war over Ukraine, which started in 2014. People shouldn’t delude themselves into thinking that we’re just on the brink of something. We’ve been well and truly in it for quite a long period of time. But this is also a full-spectrum information war, and what happens in a Russian “all-of-society” war, you soften up the enemy. You get the Tucker Carlsons and Donald Trumps doing your job for you. The fact that Putin managed to persuade Trump that Ukraine belongs to Russia, and that Trump would be willing to give up Ukraine without any kind of fight, that’s a major success for Putin’s information war. I mean he has got swathes of the Republican Party — and not just them, some on the left, as well as on the right — masses of the U.S. public saying, “Good on you, Vladimir Putin,” or blaming NATO, or blaming the U.S. for this outcome. This is exactly what a Russian information war and psychological operation is geared towards. He’s been carefully seeding this terrain as well. We’ve been at war, for a very long time. I’ve been saying this for years. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Here will be the next Russian weapon against Ukraine and blaming 🇺🇸
“Giant red flag here. The risk of CW use is real. “Offering no evidence, Lavrov said Russia had information that the United States was worried about the prospect of losing control over what he described as chemical & biological laboratories in Ukraine” Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-60532634
Russian helicopter shot down. Looks like a stinger I bet the Russians flew the same route daily or frequent enough and gave them and perfect set up. To shoot Surprised there was a single bird. and they weren’t flying in pairs ? Saw the same thing in Iraq with IED attacks , there was usually a cameraman man in the area for an attack Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Ukraine has definitely been punching up.
Waiting for photos but hearing UA Marines took out 2 dozen helicopters at a captured base outside Kherson. GoogleEarth shows the base had 40 helicopters from before the latest invasion so could mean a lot of different things. |
Seem Putin's next phase is Push refugees west and cause a humanity crisis in Nato Countries similar to the exodus from Syria . in Hope the Local Nationalist population in these countries will create turmoil
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I just read an article that said that a Russian spokesman said that they would stop shelling and cease operations if Ukraine recognized crimea and the other 2 break away regions as independent states and if Ukraine re wrote their constitution to create a neutral country. Seems logical to me and I hope this #^&#^&#^&#^& ends soon.
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Putang wanted to upend world order. Then he realized that the world would cancel everything Russian.
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^^^ some impressive insight.....:hihi: kamala level genius
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A senior Russian military commander has been killed in a battle on the edge of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, Ukraine's defence ministry says.
Maj-Gen Vitaly Gerasimov, 41st Army chief of staff, died along with other Russian officers, the report says. It’s seems the Russians only have pockets of control , if the Ukraine troops move in and out of areas killing Generals And I don’t think the Russian army has an NCO Corp and with out them when you just have officers who know the operation objectives . when they die or get removed from the battle no one knows what to do next And we might be see this working in real time Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
temps expected to drop to 20 below. Will make it tough for people trying to escape. it will make it easier for things that now are getting stuck in the mud but hopefully make it more miserable for the Russian soldiers sitting around in their vehicles.
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Yep. Best we just keep doing what we are doing, filtered ISR, providing weapons support. Extra support NATO countries bordering Ukraine. |
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