August 10, 20223 yr On 6/8/2022 at 7:54 AM, dawkins4prez said: This line of thought just kills me, "we need strong leadership willing to appease an invader of Europe". Good grief, how many men screw your wife while you watch? Yah, your guy just likes to appease the Iranians. Good Gd, how blind could you possibly be to what's going on. The world's falling apart, we have a man with dementia in the WH who is a puppet, and you people are still focused on the prior president.
August 10, 20223 yr 20 minutes ago, Procus said: Yah, your guy just likes to appease the Iranians. Good Gd, how blind could you possibly be to what's going on. The world's falling apart, we have a man with dementia in the WH who is a puppet, and you people are still focused on the prior president. Butwhatabout Iran? On 6/8/2022 at 7:54 AM, dawkins4prez said: This line of thought just kills me, "we need strong leadership willing to appease an invader of Europe". Good grief, how many men screw your wife while you watch? He makes them all a fine pancake breakfast in the morning and pays for their Uber.
August 10, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, dawkins4prez said: You haven't been right about a single thing! You said it was a false flag, it wasn't. You said Kiev would be captured in a couple weeks, it wasn't. You said Russia would get an entire bloc of countries paying in Rubles, that didn't happen. You said China had Russia's back, they left em out to dry. You said the Ukainians would fold, they haven't. You said the west couldm't bear the energy prices, they adjusted and stabilized. You fing clown, that's not how it works, we've got the posts and you have been dead wrong on prediction after prediction after prediction. Never said this was a false flag. I said Russia had no intention of invading except in defense of the Donbas. Aggressive moves from the 650,000 troops menacing the independent republics forced Russia's hand. The Russian invasion preempted the NATO proxy's further genocide of east Ukrainians. I never said Kyiv would be captured in a couple of weeks. I simply posted a map showing Kyiv nearly surrounded in less than a week. The Russians decided to redeploy and focus on the army in the Donbas. There never was a serious battle for Kyiv. There are several major countries paying for Russian commodities in Rubles. You're not paying attention. Hell, Turkiye just signed up to make purchases in Rubles. Again, you're not very well informed. China just reiterated their support for and deepening ties with Russia after the Pelosi provocation. China and Russia are closer now than they were on 24 February. I'll admit I might have underestimated Zelensky's willingness to subject Ukrainian men to such horrific slaughter. The scale of carnage these men are subjected to without any hope of victory is astounding. If it were not for the billions propping up the regime, (the U.S. is basically paying the army, at this point) they would have folded months ago. It's still summer. Biden can ship to Europe American energy from the reserves for only so long. Same with natural gas. At some point, that energy will run out or be needed here come winter. Are you listening to what European officials are saying about what's ahead for them this winter? Obviously not. Let me give to a hint: they're rationing f'ing fire wood! Black outs are coming. Social unrest is coming. The situation is anything but stable.
August 10, 20223 yr Quote Russia’s Defense Ministry denied the Saki base on the Black Sea had been shelled and said instead that munitions had blown up there. But Ukrainian social networks were abuzz with speculation that it was hit by Ukrainian-fired long-range missiles. Sounds par for the course for the mighty Russian army. Their top quality ammo just blows up while laying around.
August 10, 20223 yr 5 minutes ago, Abracadabra said: Never said this was a false flag. I said Russia had no intention of invading except in defense of the Donbas. Aggressive moves from the 650,000 troops menacing the independent republics forced Russia's hand. The Russian invasion preempted the NATO proxy's further genocide of east Ukrainians. I never said Kyiv would be captured in a couple of weeks. I simply posted a map showing Kyiv nearly surrounded in less than a week. The Russians decided to redeploy and focus on the army in the Donbas. There never was a serious battle for Kyiv. There are several major countries paying for Russian commodities in Rubles. You're not paying attention. Hell, Turkiye just signed up to make purchases in Rubles. Again, you're not very well informed. China just reiterated their support for and deepening ties with Russia after the Pelosi provocation. China and Russia are closer now than they were on 24 February. I'll admit I might have underestimated Zelensky's willingness to subject Ukrainian men to such horrific slaughter. The scale of carnage these men are subjected to without any hope of victory is astounding. If it were not for the billions propping up the regime, (the U.S. is basically paying the army, at this point) they would have folded months ago. It's still summer. Biden can ship to Europe American energy from the reserves for only so long. Same with natural gas. At some point, that energy will run out or be needed here come winter. Are you listening to what European officials are saying about what's ahead for them this winter? Obviously not. Let me give to a hint: they're rationing f'ing fire wood! Black outs are coming. Social unrest is coming. The situation is anything but stable. You never ONCE qualified your accusation of a false flag until after the fact. You howled and cheered Russia's imminent total victory back in March! Turkey is straight up war profiteering as a a hub for Russian gas, they aren't doing anybody any favors but themselves. China's lack of actions speak louder than words. Ukraine's morale is still high and all of the unrest in Europe is nothing compared to the ticking time bomb in Russia. You have failed to call anything at any time in tis thread. Keep firing away, that's what this board is for, but straight up lying about your accuracy makes you an even bigger joke than you already are.
August 10, 20223 yr On 1/24/2022 at 4:21 PM, Abracadabra said: If the Ukrainians invade the Dunbas, that's a different story. Russia will probably cut Ukraine off from the sea and that'll be it. 10 minutes ago, dawkins4prez said: You never ONCE qualified your accusation of a false flag until after the fact.
August 10, 20223 yr Oh, right! I forgot about that gem! The time you went along with Russia's failed attempt to create a false flag in the Donbass. Good times! Only Ukraine never invaded, and you were still 100000000% DEAD wrong that Russia was not on the verge of invading. Abra, i genuinely wish we had somebody taking Russia''s side here that made a lick of sense and actually gave good insights and predictions on what Russia was doing. You have failed us at almost every turn and all of the major ones.
August 10, 20223 yr 7 minutes ago, dawkins4prez said: Oh, right! I forgot about that gem! The time you went along with Russia's failed attempt to create a false flag in the Donbass. Good times! Only Ukraine never invaded, and you were still 100000000% DEAD wrong that Russia was not on the verge of invading. Abra, i genuinely wish we had somebody taking Russia''s side here that made a lick of sense and actually gave good insights and predictions on what Russia was doing. You have failed us at almost every turn and all of the major ones. Ukraine bombing civilians was a false flag only in the mind of a liar. As I said, Russia preempted a Zelensky offensive after serious violations of the ceasefire. The Russians were invited in by independent republics so technically it wasn't an invasion. The Kosovo precedent is used as a justification for the SMO and is, therefore, legal. Russia has not invaded but simply came to the aid of a neighbor in a civil war.
August 10, 20223 yr 25 minutes ago, Abracadabra said: in the mind of a liar. Russia preempted a Zelensky offensive I agree with these words of yours.
August 10, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, Bill said: It wasn't the perfect time because Russia was still reworking their BTG concept and needed to cut their teeth in Syria before they moved in on Ukraine. They figured that the world was destabilized enough post COVID and with the looming recession, and they got Europe on their gas to the point where they could do it. Granted the Afghanistan pull out was botched and added to their list of reasons, but it was not the sole reason. They invaded Georgia in 2008 under Bush, who was much more trigger happy than Trump. Trump didn't get the concept of how international relations work and how to employ the military. As evidenced by how he conducted international relations and tried to employ the military. Ukraine was happening no matter what. Biden wasn't the reason. It was because Putin's window was closing. I understand Russia's actions arent directly related to the US President. My impression was that Russia approached this invasion more like Crimea in 2014 than Syria. They expected to be better received and have an easier path. They just provide support in Syria and arent necessarily the main invading force like they are in Ukraine currently.
August 10, 20223 yr Russian journalist detained, charged over war criticism https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russian-journalist-detained-charged-over-war-criticism/ar-AA10vu1u You know, how all freedom loving countries do - arresting reporters over troublesome reporting that defies the state view.
August 10, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, Mike31mt said: I understand Russia's actions arent directly related to the US President. My impression was that Russia approached this invasion more like Crimea in 2014 than Syria. They expected to be better received and have an easier path. They just provide support in Syria and arent necessarily the main invading force like they are in Ukraine currently. Nah Russians were actively engaging in fighting in Syria. They had to hone their BTG plan, which is basically put in a F ton of artillery to a mechanized infantry battalion. Fortunately they cut their teeth against a bunch of goat herders without any modern weapons, otherwise they would have found out much earlier that when you're using combined arms, you actually have to combine the arms. 58 minutes ago, mayanh8 said: Result of Ukraine's strike on Russian airbase in Crimea yesterday. Disco inferno.
August 10, 20223 yr 2 minutes ago, Toastrel said: Russian journalist detained, charged over war criticism https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russian-journalist-detained-charged-over-war-criticism/ar-AA10vu1u You know, how all freedom loving countries do - arresting reporters over troublesome reporting that defies the state view. Yeah it's a good thing freedom loving countries like the US doesn't harass journalists during wartime.
August 11, 20223 yr 6 hours ago, mayanh8 said: Result of Ukraine's strike on Russian airbase in Crimea yesterday. more on this https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukrainian-secret-agents-scaring-kremlin-141358385.html Theres been other attacks in russia. A poisoning, and a shooting. I read a different article that said after these explosions, they are just getting warmed up. It appears to be a new weapon with capabilities not known to be in Ukraine's arsenal before this attack. But articles also say it may be special operatives behind enemy lines setting off explosions. US deines that a US supplied weapon was used.
August 11, 20223 yr 2 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: If the endgame is that not only did Russia fail, but Ukraine gets Crimea back.....
August 11, 20223 yr Russia struggles to replenish its troops in Ukraine https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-putin-world-news-st-petersburg-treatment-of-prisoners-f20273227cf4c4e65ba6f4866dc975ea Quote The prisoners at the penal colony in St. Petersburg were expecting a visit by officials, thinking it would be some sort of inspection. Instead, men in uniform arrived and offered them amnesty — if they agreed to fight alongside the Russian army in Ukraine. Over the following days, about a dozen or so left the prison, according to a woman whose boyfriend is serving a sentence there. Speaking on condition of anonymity because she feared reprisals, she said her boyfriend wasn’t among the volunteers, although with years left on his sentence, he "couldn’t not think about it.” As Russia continues to suffer losses in its invasion of Ukraine, now nearing its sixth month, the Kremlin has refused to announce a full-blown mobilization — a move that could be very unpopular for President Vladimir Putin. That has led instead to a covert recruitment effort that includes using prisoners to make up the manpower shortage.
August 11, 20223 yr 22 minutes ago, Toastrel said: Russia struggles to replenish its troops in Ukraine https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-putin-world-news-st-petersburg-treatment-of-prisoners-f20273227cf4c4e65ba6f4866dc975ea Ya hate to see it
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