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101  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 11, 2023, 07:26:27 AM
I sort of wondered if the Ukrainians might even be stopped before materially breaching the current fighting lines.  So far it seems that that is happening.

Looks from some of the wreckage of some of the Leopard tanks that even in the German NATO gear is using DU.  This is unfortunate since it will damage the productivity of the fighting areas for multiple generations.  I would expect that the Russian strategy will be even more to not allow a broad area fighting grounds but try to get it done in one area.

The Russians claim to have ceased use of DU weapons 20 years ago in spite of their effectiveness due to humanitarian concerns.  True or not, I don't know, but if they maintained a stockpile, now would be the time to use them since NATO has chosen to destroy some of the most productive farm-land on the planet and there isn't much the Russians can do about it except to try to get it happening in as small an area as possible.  Thank God they have air superiority.  If it were me, I'd be loading up all the close air support aircraft with as much DU as they can carry and really putting the hammer down.  Especially on the NATO gear which is know to utilize these munitions.

On the other hand, it would be good to save a fair bit of DU for use in areas of little long-term interest (the Western Ukroid Nazi-lands, Poland, etc) and maybe to hand out to others who might someday get into it with the 'unfriendly' countries.  Would be a real shame of Moldova had to market uranium-flavored sparkling grape drink instead of wine as a for-instance.  I highly doubt that such a product would compete well on the global markets against those countries who were a little more careful about which satanic fucks to get in bed with.  Everyone knows who made the decision to use DU in the first place.  What goes around comes around so they say.  Not always, but often enough.


The RF army do have DU munitions, but you are taking this argument to silly levels. The fact is that what I have seem being fielded from the RF army does not require anything special to destroy it, just a AP round or, for some tanks seen there, an RPG to be honest. For now, I have seen no proof of DU in Ukraine so my guess is that it is unlike that is being really used for anything at this point.


I to have seen no conclusive evidence of actual offensive use of DU by NATO on (new-Russian) soil yet.  The Russians said that doing so would result in NATO regret, and they tend not to bluff about such things, so perhaps NATO will defer.  But I rather doubt it.

One of the logical counter-moves against the DU threat would be to re-locate the fighting to occur in the far West of Ukraine near Poland, and Russia has probably unfetterd access to attack all along the Belarusian border.  It introduces a much higher degree of risk for escalation, but the alternatives for the agricultural lands in Russian areas of Ukraine are grave enough to possibly warrant the risk.

As a side benefit, a 'fight-in-the-West' option opens up the potential to punch a hole (for pipelines and other commercial communications) through the Poland/Ukraine blockage and into Central Europe.  Such a feature will have huge value as China continues their belt-n-road initiative and the Collective West continues their absurd 'carbon hunger strike' on the basis of the 'man-made global climate change' scam.

102  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Will Trump be indicted ? on: June 10, 2023, 05:20:56 PM

Well, it seems this is worse than anyone could imagine. One thing is to store nuclear secrets or foreign adversaries on your desktop, but doing so with your own countries' nuclear information and possible vulnerabilities of your homeland and your allies is a completely different story.

If this can be proven to be the case, I could see a real (although small) possibility of Trump actually spending time behind bars... Other people have been labelled traitor for lesser stuff than this in the United States.

This is not a letter from the North Korean dictator.

Trump has an easy-out:  Just say he or one of his people was gathering the info for Israel's national security.  Neither side will say anything more about it than they did when Israeli IMSI-catchers where found to be plying the political quarters of the nation's capital under Trump's watch.  That is to say, nothing.

103  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 10, 2023, 03:36:41 PM
I sort of wondered if the Ukrainians might even be stopped before materially breaching the current fighting lines.  So far it seems that that is happening.

Looks from some of the wreckage of some of the Leopard tanks that even in the German NATO gear is using DU.  This is unfortunate since it will damage the productivity of the fighting areas for multiple generations.  I would expect that the Russian strategy will be even more to not allow a broad area fighting grounds but try to get it done in one area.

The Russians claim to have ceased use of DU weapons 20 years ago in spite of their effectiveness due to humanitarian concerns.  True or not, I don't know, but if they maintained a stockpile, now would be the time to use them since NATO has chosen to destroy some of the most productive farm-land on the planet and there isn't much the Russians can do about it except to try to get it happening in as small an area as possible.  Thank God they have air superiority.  If it were me, I'd be loading up all the close air support aircraft with as much DU as they can carry and really putting the hammer down.  Especially on the NATO gear which is know to utilize these munitions.

On the other hand, it would be good to save a fair bit of DU for use in areas of little long-term interest (the Western Ukroid Nazi-lands, Poland, etc) and maybe to hand out to others who might someday get into it with the 'unfriendly' countries.  Would be a real shame of Moldova had to market uranium-flavored sparkling grape drink instead of wine as a for-instance.  I highly doubt that such a product would compete well on the global markets against those countries who were a little more careful about which satanic fucks to get in bed with.  Everyone knows who made the decision to use DU in the first place.  What goes around comes around so they say.  Not always, but often enough.

104  Other / Off-topic / Re: YOUTUBE VS TIKTOK on: June 10, 2023, 01:57:23 PM

I never knew about either TikTock or Jewtube Shorts until my kid started to watch them.  They are both utter mind-poison and it rather quickly started to turn my kid into a much less pleasant child.  I switched her over to Beavis and Butthead which, by 2023 standards, passes for the height of cultural taste and intellectual rigor.  30 years ago I could never have imagined that that would one day be the case, but it is what it is.

At least we have Masha and Bear...for now until the current mainstream controllers of the goyish content uptake figure out that it is there, is slightly impacting their plans for a full Idiocracy (with a lot more trans-pedo-fagotry and kiddie grooming), and sanction it as 'Russian Propaganda' or 'hate' or whatever.

105  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 08, 2023, 11:28:59 AM
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Anyway, it's pretty clear that there is a strong desire to make the Poles into the next Ukrainians when the Ukraine meat supply is finally exhausted.
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Apart from the Hebrew-phobia, I thank you for being so clear about it.


Lol!  'Hebrews' or any other Semites have nothing to do with anything really.  This is Khazarian stuff from slightly East of Ukraine mostly (and 'nausea' != 'phobia'.)  The closest relation between these 'name-stealer' creeps and the 'Semites' is via Babylon, and that's why they use the Babylonian Talmud as their rather odious religious treatise (and make the 'Hebrews' use the same these days.)

There is, as you say, a strong interest in attacking Poland ... by Putin and that is why the Polish would rather help Ukraine than getting close to such a bullying neighbour.
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There is a strong interest among the Khazarian mafia types who own the cabinet of the U.S. (and pretty much every other aspect of that and many other 'Western' countries) to get the Poles to commit ethnic suicide ('death by Russian'.)  Not necessarily the Russians, but they do probably have the resolve to do what they gotta do if pushed into a corner, and that's obviously the design goal of Ziocons running this thing.

Now it remains as much of a question as ever in my mind how much he Russian deep-state may be in bed with the Western Ziocons.  Russia was wiped out 100 years ago by the Bosheviks (who were strongly 'Jewish' in character) and when they broke out of Soviet communism 30 years ago the same folks seem to have taken most of the loot.  Surprise, surprise.  It would be foolish to assume that this group don't maintain a pretty damn big hand in the operations of the Russian state to this day.

Beyond that, the Western Ziocons have been very careful and rather skillful in stringing the Ukroids along to their doom (and preserving Russian life) with 'game changer' after game changer which is always too little to late to make much of a difference.

I'm saying that if the Ziocons can play the Ukrainian goyim the way they did then it's highly likely that they could do the same and probably worse to the Polaks.

In the interest of 'credit where credit is due', I'll again state that the Russians have prosecuted this war/action with a laudable amount of honor and dignity.  If that is an artifact of 'Christian Values' or whatever they might actually one day get credit for 'saving the world' against the down-right satanic forces at work against everyone and take a pretty high position in the leadership of a multi-polar world because of it.  If they are playing a part in a 'Jewish' scam of globalization or their end-times Kabbalah inspired fever-dreams, hopefully not (and hopefully their nation is torn apart in a civil war which the good guys end up winning.)

106  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 08, 2023, 06:56:28 AM
We can't do it. You guys do it. Lol.

How many of the Nato countries really want to keep on supporting Ukraine? It's all a good, save-face show.

Poland does not plan to donate its own F-16 fighter jets and Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, but urges other nations to do so

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I had occasion to chat face-2-face with a Polak a couple of weeks ago.  Decent guy (donated one of his apartments to Ukrainian refugees), and not a stupid person, but well conditioned by the controllers of that society to hate Russians and be woefully uninformed about a lot of things.  Pretty much what I would expect of all but the most atypical of Polaks of his age group (mid-30's.)

When we were talking about sports hooliganism, he had no clue about the Azov battalion started out as basically Ukrainian sports hooligans funded into a nationalist formation by the same rich Ukrainian/Jewish oligarch who funded Zelensiky's career and Hunter Biden's various activities in the country.  I thought he ought to know that hooligans are used for such purpose (usually Jewish) rich people as tools, and it tends to work out poorly for most of them at the foot-soldier level.

Another thing the guy had never even heard of was Freemasonry.  It is 'a thing' where I live and I wanted to inform him of that, but again, he had never even heard of it.  The Catholic church in Poland and the Freemasons have had a rocky history (to the credit of the older renditions of the Catholic church there.)  Looks like whoever is in charge of the 'govern-mentality' in that society chose to just sweep the whole thing under the carpet and keep the populace pretty ignorant about it...and I'm sure a ton of other similar things often related to 'the Jews'.

Anyway, it's pretty clear that there is a strong desire to make the Poles into the next Ukrainians when the Ukraine meat supply is finally exhausted.  And I'm pretty sure that (((they))) will be able to pull it off given the mental conditioning of the goyim in that area and the vice-like lock on the 'Collective West' political apparatus.  If the Russians mysteriously leave the Odessa area alone and support it's governance under the 'rightful owners', the 'pale of settlement' could again stretch from Baltic to the Black sea.



107  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 07, 2023, 01:53:46 PM
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Honestly at this point it almost seems that Occam's razor would point to the aged damaged Soviet-era dam simply failing but obviously both sides are eager to blame each other because that's just how it goes. But if it was an explosion then it's 99% Russians because physics. You can't himars a fucking dam LOL.

Sure you can.  What you clearly don't understand is that dams have gates that are raised and lowered as needed.  They are typically weldments of steel similar to a boat hull.

NATO tested out their abilities to breach these discharge gates via missile attack around the time Russia was relocating to the East side of the river for the winter.  Worked fine.  Most 'medicated' Westerners cannot remember something which happened that long ago and are to stupid to know how to research things.

I get such a kick out of the bleeting Western media droning on and on about the 'catastrophy' like it was the end of the world, and 'the poor huddled and shivering animals' and blah, blah, blah.  It's a fuckin flood just like happens thousands of times per year where I live (and pretty much every place I've ever lived.)  Waist-high water for a few days for cryin-out-loud.  Get over it.

Everyone who has more than a few brain cells to rub together knew this thing was coming.  I've mentioned it probably half a dozen times starting a ways before the Russians withdrew across the river.  It was obvious because the Ukroids said that they were waiting to get more desperate (again, having already tested things out.)

What might have happened here is that Russia drew down the water levels in a somewhat controlled manner since, as anyone with some engineering skilz can see, the dam was not blown down to the native surface level (and it does seem to have been attacked in an area which Russia controlled from what I can see.)  One reason to do this would be if the Ukroids had tunneled it such that a blast would indeed take the level down to zero in one shot.  That would indeed have been a more challenging 'disaster'.

108  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 06, 2023, 12:34:14 PM

The Ukroids have a much tougher row to hoe trying to work backwards into new-Russia.  This because the Russians can evacuate civilians and thus the tried-and-true Ukrainian methods of using human shields won't work as well.  The Russians are in this case able to open up with both barrels since collateral damage isn't as much of a problem.

The recent experience in the small salient which the Ukrainians tried to attack bears witness to what I'm talking about (no pun intended.)  Word is that the NATO losses were 1500 KIA, 28 tanks (including NATO Western gear) and over 100 armored vehicles.  That's some pretty good kills by SMO standards, and in one day NATO were beaten back to their starting points with nothing to show for the losses.  As per an above post, might be a good time to use the 'just joking' line vis-a-vis the 'start of the greatest counteroffensive'.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp1I55f-iHk

If the Russians are ever compelled to put boots on the ground in Western Ukraine to face the swastika Nazis on their home turf, I would anticipate that they would feel similarly freed from concerns about collateral damage.  At this point in time anyway.

On the dam thing, I think it quite possible that the Russians did indeed do it.  NATO took a feeble crack at it just before the Russians left the West bank in Kherson half a year ago, so I figure that the Russians consider the deed fair game.  Beyond that, it makes tactical sense with so many Ukrainians disrupted and drowned.

It makes sense in a logical world that the question of 'who-done-it?' would be informed by asking who lost equipment in the low-lands and that sort of thing.  In the current clown-world rife with desperate-crackhead-UkroidianNATO-ass-fuckery it doesn't mean a lot.  Both sides are happier with more dead Ukrainians than less.

109  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: June 03, 2023, 11:04:44 AM
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By the way, about that 'greatest counter-offensive' thing:  was that spring 2023, or 2024?  I may have gotten a little confused.


I nearly missed this. The Ukrainian offensive has started. If you ask me, I would not do anything other than what they are doing: degrading the infrastructure that supports the RF front armies, agitating and widening the front, so that the RF has to defend thousands of Km of frontline, instead of being able to concentrate, blasting fuel depots as much as possible to make re-deployment more difficult, testing their weapons and the enemies defences ... The basics, modern war 101. And yes, this costs money and casualties, but it is required.

Just before you say something silly (again), remember what the US did in Iraq before committing ground troops. All levels: morale, logistics, politics, international support,... all needs to be degraded before anything can be done and Iraq did not have many of the capabilities that the RF has (even if these are not half of what they claim).

Also, the F-16 or the Gripen fighters would be a really nice to have, but that will not be possible this early in the year.

But,... nah.. nothing is going to happen, sleep well, drink vodka and go to Belgorod on vacation, I heard is a beautiful place.

So 'daring' raids across the border to kill a few civilians, and getting chased out a few hours later when the home guard shows up, is the Ukroid conception of a 'Greatest Counter-offensive'?  Figures.

I'm not sure that such a strategy is going to save your nation.  Actually I'm sure it will not and will add significantly to the inevitable woeful endpoint.  But go ahead and do what you gotta do (if you are 'Ukranian' in the first place which I rather doubt.)

110  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 31, 2023, 07:33:37 AM
https://9gag.com/gag/avQR67q

Former Ukrainian president Poroshenko in 2014: "our children will go to schools and their children will sit in bomb shelters!"

Poroshenko in 2023:



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By the way, about that 'greatest counter-offensive' thing:  was that spring 2023, or 2024?  I may have gotten a little confused.

111  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 26, 2023, 01:19:44 AM
Took 'em long enough.  If they would have started a year ago there would be a LOT more innocent Ukrainians and somewhat more innocent Russians among the living.

  Fragged Ukrainian Commander Subtitled Version (18+)
  https://www.bitchute.com/video/072Qeywur7bq/

Edit:  It's generally more workable to do fraggings in the field, and when convenient with enemy weapons.  Thinking back, it's been a very common complaint of the Ukrainians who surrender in groups and are taken prisoner by the Russians that their commanding officers 'abandoned them' in the field and they have no leadership (or support.)  Possibly there has been a constant threat of fragging for some time in the Ukrainian military.

112  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 25, 2023, 08:24:02 AM
If I were Russia, I would draw the line between lands which will be part of Rump Ukraine and those under Russian protection using the 2nd Yanakovich/Yuchenko vote as a rough guide.  That means well above Dnipro at the river crossing point.

Due to the NATO practices is of making broad use of local population as human shields, and their use of depleted uranium munitions which damages areas on a generational timescale, I would engineer the main fighting to occur on lands which will ultimately be part of Rumpkraine.

Militarily, the efficiency of not having such a high bar in avoiding collateral damage will likely outweigh the limitations in battlefield selection.  It's ugly, but 100% the doing of the party who chose to implement these reprehensible methods of doing battle in the first place, and that wasn't the Russians.  Anyone who has sided with Ukraine and sent them support is ALREADY guilty to some degree of the tactics that Ukraine has been using.
I'm not sure that a border between Russia and Ukraine is needed at all. Yesterday Putin met with the Chairman of the Constitutional Court Zorkin, and he brought to the meeting a French map of Europe of the 17th century, on which there is no Ukraine. Putin loves history and restore historical justice. And it seems he is quite sure that Russians and Ukrainians are one people, and Ukraine appeared as a separate state only as part of the Ukrainian SSR during the formation of the Soviet Union.

Yesterday's events in Belgorod clearly showed the value of Ukraine's promises not to use Western military assistance in relation to "mainland" Russia. How many kilometers should the buffer zone be, assuming there should be one at all? 300? 500? Why do we need Ukraine in this case?
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If you go back hundreds of years you run smack into the 'pale of settlement' and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth which controlled communication along a line from the Baltic to the Black sea.  With the developments of China's Belt-n-Road (and Russian pipelines), control of such a swath would be an enormously valuable wealth spigot for anyone who can hold it together.  I'm almost sure that it is exactly this which has the 'neocons' working overtime on this project and has Blackrock pumping huge amounts of (other people's) money into it.

I very much hope that Russia does engineer a 'rump state' for Ukraine.  The alternative is to try to deal with a truly damaged population in Western and Central Ukraine (which may or may not now be also contaminated with DU fragments.)  If you try to ethnically cleanse them you'll A) be a nation who supports and implements ethnic cleansing, and B) drive a bunch of them into other areas where they will fester and create continuous problems at a time in the future when nobody will welcome such problems (including the RF.)  Safer to just contain them in some sort of a granuloma (to borrow a medical term) and hope they heal themselves over time.  Every time they step out of line, bring the hammer down.

I would suggest avoiding 'Galicia' like the plague.  Seems to be a cesspit of evil and likely to remain so forever.  I would suggest make a line right through Lvov with Poland 'gifted' the areas South and Ukraine in the North.  I would suggest a relatively narrow strip next to Northern Modova joining with Solavakia and Hungary.  The Western Pipelineistan region of RF so to speak.  This will give good access into Central Europe.  (We'll discuss latter what Poland (and Lithuania) gift to the cause in return in the more Northern direction.)

I would say that the U.N. has abandoned all pretenses of fairness and neutrality and should simply be ignored going forward.  Similarly, the collective West has made it abundantly clear that any 'agreements' with them are not worth the paper they are printed on.  Don't bother trying.  Plan on just taking what you want/need in a little while once NATO has collapsed, but note that if you are seen as 'fair' and an honest actor with no interest in an 'empire', future problems are far less likely to crop up and everyone will be better for it.  I'd demand (and enforce) 'neutrality' and 'demilitarization' for a pretty significant buffer zone, but otherwise make it clear (and true) that you don't give a fuck if the 'collective West' wants to live on lab grown meat and insects, castrate their children, swap out their populations with third-worlders, etc.

BTW, I don't rule out at all the possibility that the 'Russian deep-state' is actively working to prepare exactly the sea-to-sea area that the 'American' neocons lust after and is planning to just hand it over to them when the Ukrainian slavs are wiped out.  Time will tell.  If that does occur I would hope it would trigger a revolution in Russia.

113  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 23, 2023, 10:50:01 PM
If I were Russia, I would draw the line between lands which will be part of Rump Ukraine and those under Russian protection using the 2nd Yanakovich/Yuchenko vote as a rough guide.  That means well above Dnipro at the river crossing point.

Due to the NATO practices is of making broad use of local population as human shields, and their use of depleted uranium munitions which damages areas on a generational timescale, I would engineer the main fighting to occur on lands which will ultimately be part of Rumpkraine.

Militarily, the efficiency of not having such a high bar in avoiding collateral damage will likely outweigh the limitations in battlefield selection.  It's ugly, but 100% the doing of the party who chose to implement these reprehensible methods of doing battle in the first place, and that wasn't the Russians.  Anyone who has sided with Ukraine and sent them support is ALREADY guilty to some degree of the tactics that Ukraine has been using.

114  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 23, 2023, 12:09:27 PM

Do you think it will be possible to sell this to Western sponsors as a successful Ukrainian counteroffensive? Grin

Ukraine needs to try harder, otherwise it will soon have to swallow the Chinese peace plan, to which Russia will add a couple of points. And it will be just a slightly sweetened pill of unconditional surrender in a different wrapper.

To me it seems as though this thing has moved well beyond 'Ukraine'.  I think that I would say something like this if I were Russia:

 - We intend to end up with a more 'sustainable' Eastern Europe which works better for all parties directly involved (especially us), and is more safe for everyone world-wide, by the time this thing is wrapped up.

 - Most complex things of importance take time and planning.  This one will.

 - Everyone can see that the power structures animating the U.S. is increasingly desperate to get WW-III going.

 - We understand why they must instigate a broader war and the time pressures which they are working under.

 - We very well may decide that it is necessary to give them what they wish, but at a time and place of OUR choosing.

 - The process for exiting NATO is currently quite protracted.  We suggest that member states start that process without delay.

115  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: May 23, 2023, 03:40:48 AM
Interested people really should avail of a modest understanding of how the technology to be included in the new 'universal flu' works.  Specifically the H1 influenza stem 'genetically fused' (whatever that means) to a ferritin cap.  It works in conjunction with modRNA enhancement of cell structure to make it more sensitive to the transmission of electromagnetic signalling.

  1:59:00 on at least the Odysee stream here:
  https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/new-modrna-ferritin-nano-injection/

Yes, the guy DOES provide links to what he talks about, and they are consolidated onto one page.  This is almost certainly why he was experiencing being significantly 'canceled' well before it was cool and his troubles started well before the coviads scamdemic started.

Anyway, researchers could make fish swim in desired patterns, and make mice go into desired areas using this technology, and they could do it some time ago.

If the choice of ferritin based gene therapy has been selected for the 'universal flu' so-called 'vaccine', I would say there is a VERY strong chance that it's some of this 'under the skin' interrogation/manipulation that is one of the main actual goals.

Going farther, I would say that if such a solution can be used by developers to 'hack' vertebrates, it won't be very long before other 'hackers' get a hold of the 'scripts' needed to tickle the wired-up individual in various ways.  They will almost certainly be available on the so-called 'dark web'.  Even if not, such an eventuality can be blamed on 'hackers' and 'dark markets' and that sort of thing.

Anyone heard of the 'zombie apocalypse'?  Of course you have.  Ever wonder why it has been so aggressively pushed in predictive programing among other venues?  Could well be this basic technology which would produce a very convincing expression of such an event.  Just depends on what 'script' is run.

116  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 21, 2023, 11:29:24 PM
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$2.8 billion, you say. Did you notice that the amounts are slacking off? Soon it will be $2.8 thousand. The Russians and Wagner are sitting back and chuckling about how dumb Ukrainians have become since the smart ones left Ukraine like a year ago.


Millions went to Russia.  Many more stayed in-situ, in both private life and throughout the government, and are feeding intel to Russia as evidenced by the pin-point strikes taking out missile systems, DU arms depots, etc.  Probably most of even the non-Russian speakers have been at least indirectly abused and dismayed by the behavior of the Nazis installed by the Zionist neocons in the 2014 coup and it's now pay-back time.

Almost without question the Nazis will double-down on the terrorism against the Ukranian people and almost without question it will lead to increasing levels of blow-back in a cyclic nature.  That's an Achilles' heal of managing a population using internal terrorism.  Tension builds up, then one small tear (e.g., Russia's 'special military operation') rips through like wild-fire.  But again, since it's all the Nazis have and know, they are sure to double-down using characteristic methods.

117  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 19, 2023, 09:21:22 PM
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I have said before that DU munitions is not something I would sent to an ally if I were there US, but I am not an "Analyst" Smiley so what do I know.  ...

The only reason I waste my time with you is to see if one day you'll recognize that the West is NOT a friend of Ukraine.  Or Poland.  At all.

Ironically, I'm probably more 'friendly' than most of the people in the West because I believe that the world is big enough for a contingent of neooldo-Nazis and inbred chicken-swingers.  I just happen to believe that it is not ethical to use them as tools, but that it proper and ethical to make sure that they don't threaten normal people who are not into their brand of ethics.

The appearance of the DU cloud was spot-on to impact the center-mass of aforementioned miscreants.  As if these groups needed any more genetic misfortunes!  Oh well.

BTW, I found another solid gold animation, but it is attached to a longer bunch of content which is not interesting enough for me to spend time on.  At least it is the first segment:

  Ukraine: Russian Update May 19, 2023
  https://www.bitchute.com/video/EL5wPLvDTsyP/

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Edit:  Unrelated, except insofar as it's funny.  'Za-Luuu-zhny?!?'

  Wagner and Prigozhin Asked Where General Zaluzhny Is
  https://www.bitchute.com/video/aqCk5XjEywPa/

118  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 17, 2023, 08:59:19 PM

For any semi-competant analysts out there who enjoy this stuff, the first site I've found with before/after images of several of the larger explosions lately is here:

  https://www.thedrive.com/author/tyler-rogoway

My own analysis appears to be flawed insofar as I estimated it more likely that such materials would be stored deep underground.  Anyway, it does give an indication of the kinds of cratering which might be underneath mushroom clouds of this magnitude.  I'd like to see more serious info about the 'nato bunker' event (if it actually happened at all.)

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The buzz I'm getting leads me to think it likely that there were indeed DU munitions.  Right now it's mostly scientiffically illiterate jerk-off channels talking about the radiation increases and stuff, but that's not atypical for such events which are sensitive.

Some Russian expert did an explanation of distribution of DU in-use vs. being blown up in an ammo dump.  It was accurate enough, but not very well understood on a physics basis or on a political/propaganda basis.

In a very general sense, the radioactive risk of DU is notably different than, say, the Fukushima event or nuclear attacks or what-have-you.  DU for munitions (or protective armor) is not necessarily highly refined to get other contaminants out.  Some of these do have a notable toxicity, and some of them have a radioactive decay chain profile of their own.

In a general sense, DU is an emitter of alpha particles.  In single atom sizes it would be a non-threat.  Alpha particles do great damage, but are quickly stopped by nearby material.  The trouble is that if they form a particle and lodge in tissue, the nearby tissue will be what stops the alpha particle always and over time the cells in the immediate area it can get a pretty significant dose (and their DNA impacted.)

I don't know without further research, but in principle is there is a lot of DU particles of noticeable size in, say, a field of wheat, it might not be advisable to be plowing those fields or working in a mill where the grain is processed.

It is claimed that somewhat elevated (albeit less than a magnitude of difference) levels of bismuth are being detected radiologically (via gamma decay) in the down-wind areas of the Klwhatever explosion and all the way into Poland.  This would about what I would expect if there were at least some DU munitions which were involved with a large explosion.

119  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 16, 2023, 11:41:15 PM
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No, we are talking 2M USD (2 shots) to protect facilities and depots worth billions. A million posts ago I questioned RF capabilities, while also questioning what the US was not saying about the real capabilities they have -  e.g. perfectly able to down most RF missiles if they really are interested in doing so.
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Even if the missile defense was effective (newsflash: it isn't) you still have the same problem of extreme cost differentials.  Or you will once the West runs out of (questionably effective) systems to send to Ukraine for free.

If I were advising, I would suggest that it's more efficient and effective to not stockpile billions of dollars worth of gear in one place even if doing otherwise is an extra hassle.  And if it is to be done, make sure it is protected against surface attack (like in a series of deep bunkers.  Maybe the caves systems around Bahkmud Artimoscow and Soladar.  Opps, scratch that idea.)

Be sure and watch the Saudi Patriot experience in the vid from my above link.  I really almost fell of my chair laughing.  The Patriot seems to work about as well as the Covid19 vaccine which, coincidentally or not, was developed and distributed by the same military/industrial complex.

120  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: May 16, 2023, 10:45:57 PM
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Seems that Patriot became main target for Russia in Ukraine and they desperately will try to destroy it as it's really game changer in the sky of Ukraine.

Yeah, in the same way that a steel shovel is a 'game changer' to people who's other option is a pointed stick (e.g, a 9mm from a policeman's sidearm.)

The Patriot system was, to me, special because it opened my eyes to the world of propaganda.  Back when I was waiting to get sent to Iraq, the slogan 'Be a Patriot, not a Scud' was a thing and CNN was parroting the military propaganda that the system downed '42 out of 43 scuds' or something like that.  And I believed it!  Later more reliable analysis showed that the success rate for the Patriot system was between zero and one hits over the course of the conflict, and that was against effectively WW-II V2 technology.

  Edit in:  https://readingjunkie.com/2023/05/16/patriot-missiles-fail-in-ukraine-and-its-not-the-first-time/

I don't trust any numbers for interception or success rates from either side, but I do put a LOT more confidence in what the Russians say (which is not very much.)  .01 is a LOT greater than zero after all.

Even if the Patriot is 100% effective, we are still talking about using a $3,000,000 munition to hit a $20,000 drone.  No wonder the Russians seem to be doing everything possible to get this NATO kerfuffle in Ukraine to drag on for years.  Hell, they'll probably happily supply Ratheon with parts to make Patriot missiles in their Ural factories, at bargain prices, in the years to come.  They (or more likely China) might already be doing so.

BTW, some people are saying that the ($3M ea) fireworks display (which in true Ukrainian style originated from high-rise apartment complex grounds) last night, was not careful targeting but rather desperate attempt to shed munitions since there was unstoppable incoming on the way.  I wouldn't pretend to know.

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