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1441  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 14, 2022, 06:05:11 AM
Meanwhile, the LPR militia managed to capture the first M777 howitzer with a digital ballistic calculator.

In general, the situation on all fronts is relatively calm, after the liberation of Lisichansk, Russia took an operational pause for rest and planned rotation (which I already wrote about above).
1442  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 12, 2022, 05:42:10 AM
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Jake Sullivan with some news: Says US has intelligence that Iran is preparing to provide Russia with UAVs to use in Ukraine and is preparing to train the Russians how to use them.

I think now we can finally close the topic of "the second army of the world" and "super power" and other rubbish. Ask for drones from a country that has been under sanctions for 20 years I can't believe it's for real.
Drone from Iran, MRE from China, armored vehicle from Belarus. USA beware!
This only speaks of the low effectiveness of US foreign policy in the field of sanctions. Even after 20 years of active containment, Iran is in the world top 20 in terms of GDP, and in western Asia, the economy is second only to Turkey (which is now going through hard times due to hyperinflation). Only a fool can disdain the direct heir of the great Persia.

Will it actually work? Let's hope we don't have to find out by experience. Russia's new "tsunami" sub, the Belgorod.


Russian Navy Takes Delivery of First "Nuclear Tsunami" Submarine



Yesterday, July 8, 2022, the Russian Navy took delivery of the first submarine capable of firing the "Poseidon" nuclear tsunami drone torpedo.  No other submarine on earth has such capability and there is no defense at all against its "Poseidon" drone nuclear torpedo.

The Russian Navy submarine armed with a strategic nuclear torpedo the size of a school bus was delivered to the Kremlin this week, according to an announcement from the shipyard.

Project 09852 Belgorod is based on a Russian Oscar-class guided-cruise missile submarine that has been altered to accommodate six Poseidon nuclear torpedoes that could each be armed with a warhead of up to 100 megatons.

The submarine was delivered to the Russian Navy in a ceremony in at the Northern Fleet's headquarters in Severodvinsk on Friday.

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This article may give the false impression that before the launch of the Tsunami submarine, the hundred-megaton "continent killer" Poseidon was gathering dust in a warehouse. Poseidon is an autonomous drone with its own nuclear reactor, it has no significant time limits between the moment of launch and the moment of operation. What if I told you that several Poseidons have already been launched, but have not yet worked? Try to learn to live with it, we live in a very interesting time when much more incredible things are possible.
1443  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's up with Covid and Bitcoiners? on: July 11, 2022, 08:50:20 PM
Anti-vaxxers are still morons.
I haven't been vaccinated against covid-19, but I don't consider myself an moron. Not being vaccinated is my own deliberate decision - in this massive medical experiment, I chose to participate as an unvaccinated control group. 2.5 years after the start of the pandemic, I am still alive and well, although the level of antibodies in my blood is zero. I do not make loud statements about the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of covid-19 vaccines, but my personal strategy for living without a covid-19 vaccine right now in practice is showing its viability and effectiveness - and you cannot refute this with any reference to scientific evidence. If I get covid-19 and need hospitalization - I admit that my strategy didn't work, but not before.
1444  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 07:42:05 PM
The destroyed houses will be rebuilt, new people will be born and grow up to replace the dead, and they will speak their native language fluently (it doesn’t matter if it’s Ukrainian or Russian). Ukraine believed in itself too much, having decided to forbid the Russian-speaking residents of Donbass to speak Russian, and Ukraine will be punished for this. It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
Wow, that's strong statement. You're real nazi and you just proved it with your words. Who cares about people lifes, who cares about buildings? That's russian thinking where life of people is worth nothing. Russia is making genocide in Eastern Ukraine, killing both Ukrainian and Russian speaking people. This is how they "protect" Russian speaking population of Donbas.
You should have known better the definition of Nazism in order to throw such unfounded and groundless accusations against me. Perhaps I do not have enough emotional involvement in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, due to the great geographical distance from the place of the main development of events. Perhaps in my personal hierarchy of life values, the ideals of humanism and pacifism are not in the most honorable place. But I did not claim that Russians are better than Ukrainians, or Americans, or Germans, or representatives of any other nationalities, if only because I do not like false generalizations. Think about it at your leisure before you sit in a puddle next time.

You're asking for denazification yourself.
Speak for yourself, I didn't ask you for anything.
1445  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia's economy is 'imploding' on export decline, economists claim on: July 11, 2022, 07:14:28 PM
US and EU don't have courage to foot on ukarine soil and fight with Russia rather they are using ukarine for proxy war. Why other countries should boycott Russian cheap oil and gas. Between there is no clear announcement from EU that there gas import from Russia has gone down to zero.
It's basically all about the nuclear war threat. I mean could EU and USA go into Ukraine and beat Russia out of there if we are talking about just the regular soldiers and tanks type of war? Of course they can, it would be simple like taking candy out of a child. Hell USA alone could, the USA airforce has the biggest air power in all of the world, you know who has the second highest? USA navy. They are that huge, and they have bigger military spending then like 20+ next biggest combined.

So, no matter whatever nationalistic bs anyone talks about, USA army (I am not even American and dislike USA government as well) would win against anyone, probably against all of Europe if it had to, let alone just Russia. But nuclear weapons? That threat is a very real one, and can destroy the earth very easily with a single button.
The recent US defeat in Afghanistan was extremely humiliating and severely damaged US military morale and self-confidence. Prior to this, the United States also did not particularly work out in Syria. An Iranian missile attack on military bases in Iraq in the immediate vicinity of the US consulate in early 2020 also had to be swallowed up and left without an adequate response. The US Army is in its worst state since the collapse of the USSR in 1991, when it celebrated victory in the Cold War and visibly relaxed. At the same time, the United States curtailed the development of new types of promising nuclear weapons, considering that it was enough to maintain the achieved level and everything would be fine - because the United States had already proved to everyone that they were the toughest guys in the world. But without live nuclear testing, how can you be sure that your nuclear weapons are still operational 30 years later? The report on the combat readiness of the nuclear arsenal is now being formed by a group of experts appointed by the US State Department, and who are therefore biased and obviously not objective. What if I told you that the US is now at its lowest combat capability in its history? How will you refute this statement of mine, except for the unfounded expert theses that you heard in the show on TV?
1446  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 03:25:21 PM
US volunteers fighting in Ukraine face a unique psychological toll

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It’s feeling like my days are numbered and I’d like to say some things. About me. Former military. Afghanistan veteran. Combat experienced. Three days ago I was in a trench line listening to artillery. I got to thinking about the perspective of the enemy. Just a few hundred yards away are the Russians. Living through the same bullshit I am… I’ve seen dead bodies before. Dead Taliban. Dead Afghan civilians. But that culture was so far removed and different from ours that I couldn’t really identify with it. I saw some dead Russians lined up by the road and I was shocked. I thought, ‘These guys could be me.’
1447  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 12:39:06 PM
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It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.

Thanks for spelling out the genocidal "essence". I think it may matter to Ukrainians how many of them Putin is trying to kill.
Anytime.

Take it out of context and pervert - it looks like your style, enjoy. Grin
1448  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia? on: July 11, 2022, 12:26:32 PM
Well, today Nord Stream 1 is completely blocked for scheduled repairs. Pipeline gas from Russia to Europe now comes only through Ukraine, along a branch that passes through the Sudzha junction. It is ironic that, technically, Ukraine can now completely rid Europe of dependence on Russian gas by turning off just one valve. A great and rare opportunity when all the other pipelines are scheduled for repairs, let's see if her balls are strong enough for this.  Grin
1449  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Trump Lite on: July 11, 2022, 06:58:51 AM
Looks like Scholz is next.
1450  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 05:45:34 AM
There aren't many things Russians don't bargain for. You either pay full price, no matter how much it costs, or you can't afford it. Sovereignty and freedom from Nazism are on the list of such things, and Russia can afford them.

If you destroy the thing you're "saving", you're not really saving it. And it's not a broken plate that you can "afford" to buy new.
This is just your opinion. To me, your authority on this is zero, because you are making a superficial judgment, consciously or not ignoring the essence of the issue. The destroyed houses will be rebuilt, new people will be born and grow up to replace the dead, and they will speak their native language fluently (it doesn’t matter if it’s Ukrainian or Russian). Ukraine believed in itself too much, having decided to forbid the Russian-speaking residents of Donbass to speak Russian, and Ukraine will be punished for this. It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
1451  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 04:18:35 AM
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism

"Saved" Donbas (Severodonetsk):
There aren't many things Russians don't bargain for. You either pay full price, no matter how much it costs, or you can't afford it. Sovereignty and freedom from Nazism are on the list of such things, and Russia can afford them.
1452  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 11, 2022, 03:49:42 AM
It's just funny to watch how 160,000 Russian soldiers and 50,000 Donbass militias slowly kick the ass of a million Ukrainians mobilized under arms. Do not take it to heart, Ukraine initially had no chance.

We all have a different sense of humor. I don't laugh when a bigger country with a stronger military force attacks a smaller one. It's a tragedy for both nations but at least Ukrainians are dying defending their land. What are Russians dying for in Ukraine?
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism, and the entire democratic Western world from the illusion of their exclusivity and superiority. No one has the right to tell Russia what and how it should do.

If we really have to look for funny events in this war, I find it funny when Russians have to abandon their tanks in the middle of the road because they run out of fuel. It's also funny to see Russian troops driving around Ukraine in a civilian Lada get a grenade drooped on their heads by a drone. It's amusing to watch Russians abandon their friends in the middle of the field and drive away in a truck while those poor guys chase them on foot or to hear those intercepted phone calls where Russian soldiers brag about stealing cars and eating dogs... The war will end but the image of Russian soldier who steals and rapes and shoots himself in the leg to be sent back home will remain forever.
Glad you're having fun too. Grin
1453  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 08, 2022, 03:39:02 AM
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You have some kind of painful fixation on this episode. Well, not this year, so it will be next year, are you in a hurry somewhere?

No, the guy is reminding you how often your publish wrong facts, conclusions and fantasies. The only psyche that should be analysed here is your own, justifying the killing of others for no reason.
I didn’t pass it off as a fact and generally rarely give forecasts (to remind me for the tenth time about one that didn’t come true, simply because the threat to Kyiv was a tactical ploy at the beginning of the operation), but today is a good day and I will make a different forecast. In January 2023, the traditional March in honor of Bandera will not take place in Kyiv, for two reasons. Firstly, there will be no one to participate in it. Secondly, it would be too risky to participate in the procession, because a Russian rocket could fly into the accumulation of Nazi manpower.

But I do not rule out that this forecast will not come true, because for the sake of PR and a beautiful picture, Ukraine is ready to act recklessly and to its own detriment, which it repeatedly demonstrated during the operation.
1454  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 07, 2022, 07:59:48 PM
Of course, both sides exaggerate their achievements and downplay their losses, but Ukraine in this art, with all the desire, is difficult to surpass.

But you only seem to believe Russias lies.  Wouldn't that make them superior at this art from your perspective?
I don’t even really believe in the means of objective control, and I read the official reports of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine briefly diagonally. The events in Ukraine interest me insofar as, only as an active part of a larger confrontation between Russia and the united West. It's just funny to watch how 160,000 Russian soldiers and 50,000 Donbass militias slowly kick the ass of a million Ukrainians mobilized under arms. Do not take it to heart, Ukraine initially had no chance.

Have you forgotten already?

Let me remind you:
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Kyiv was surrounded only from three sides, and they are waiting for civilians to get out of the city to the maximum in order to minimize losses among civilians. All who do not lay down their arms will be destroyed - and it is foolish not to understand this.

In Kyiv on May 9 2022, a traditional parade will be held in honor of the victory of the USSR over Nazi Germany. It is naive and foolish to doubt it.


You have some kind of painful fixation on this episode. Well, not this year, so it will be next year, are you in a hurry somewhere?
1455  Other / Politics & Society / Re: War will be over soon on: July 07, 2022, 07:15:19 PM
As Russia gradually rolls over Ukraine, more and more cities and areas will be liberated from the Nazi's. Will the Ukraine government that has been put in place by the US finally give up?

When a person first joins a fitness club, his muscles might be quite weak. But as he exercises his muscles grow.

Russia hasn't been in this kind of war for some time. They are simply exercising in the Ukraine. Their muscles are growing with exercise.

If the war takes longer, if they don't drive the bloody Nazi-Jew, Zelensky, out right away, all it will do is build up the Russian war muscles. So, benefits will go to Russia either way... if the war is short, or if it is long.

Cool
I think that Russia will neither be too hasty nor too slow. The most profitable strategy is to move at your own pace. The closer winter is, the weaker Europe's nerves will be, because now even Greta Thunberg thinks it is clear that Europe will not survive this winter without Russian gas. You can puff out your cheeks as much as you like, but when you have the choice to either kill the industry or freeze the population, it means you have no choice.
1456  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Putin: workers extra hours, companies to supply war, Draft under discussion on: July 07, 2022, 06:54:02 PM
This is honestly beginning to look a lot like WW2, what Putin is doing might be inspired by the ways of Hitler or might be influenced by his disease as well, but it does not justify asking the companies to produce armed weapons or to supply it for their special military operations. What am not being able to comprehend is why people are not speaking against it, why are they mum ? They need to collectively try and continue their protests, I am aware of the protests that was happening and how the college students were supposedly asked to favour 'Z' but at the end they have to understand that no one wins a war and eventually they will be under the economic unrest, they already are but they don't realize and the value of the ruble is a big bubble waiting to burst.
The Russians just want to see how Europe will be begging them to turn the gas back on closer to winter. The Russians want to hear an apology from Europe for the stolen money. The Russians want a loud and public apology from Europe for Russophobia and the attempt to abolish Russian culture. The Russians want to see Europe on its knees for supporting Nazism in Ukraine. The Russians want to see Europe in the chaos of riots toppling their own governments. For the sake of such a spectacle, the Russians are ready to remain silent and wait as long as necessary.

The West ran into the wrong guy and will pay dearly for it. Putin said today: "In Ukraine, we have not even started seriously yet."
1457  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia? on: July 07, 2022, 04:59:12 PM
The Yamal gas pipeline was turned off by Russia as part of counter-sanctions against Poland for its aggressive anti-Russian rhetoric. Russia's counter-sanctions are very selective and targeted so as not to damage its own economy.
Don't know which one is right or wrong but I read some news related to this saying that it was Poland who ended this cooperation and frankly saying that Gazprom is not a reliable partner according to them.
There is even further news that was said by Anna Moscow who incidentally is the Polish climate minister who gave a statement that the Russian aggression made them believe in becoming independent from Russian gas.
I don't care what Poland and other European dwarfs like the Baltics believed there, whose value is only in the fact that they have the right to vote in the voting of the European Parliament. Europe has an industrial backbone - Germany, France, northern Italy and maybe Austria - which is dramatically dependent on pipeline gas and raw materials from Russia. And now this industrial backbone is crunching under the onslaught of sanctions that Europe itself has imposed against Russia (under pressure from the United States). I have already said and I will repeat - Europe in this story is a trophy and a victim. I think the United States decided to kill Europe in order to save its economy from the inevitable crisis and get rid of a strong competitor, but Russia, in principle, is not against it, it just has its own interests.
1458  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 07, 2022, 04:48:38 PM
Of course, both sides exaggerate their achievements and downplay their losses, but Ukraine in this art, with all the desire, is difficult to surpass.

But you only seem to believe Russias lies.  Wouldn't that make them superior at this art from your perspective?
I don’t even really believe in the means of objective control, and I read the official reports of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine briefly diagonally. The events in Ukraine interest me insofar as, only as an active part of a larger confrontation between Russia and the united West. It's just funny to watch how 160,000 Russian soldiers and 50,000 Donbass militias slowly kick the ass of a million Ukrainians mobilized under arms. Do not take it to heart, Ukraine initially had no chance.
1459  Other / Politics & Society / Re: United kingdom pm will resign today. 2022/07/07 on: July 07, 2022, 04:02:17 PM

Just heard his resignation speech on the news. So much for calling for Moscow regime change,  its his regime that's been replaced. After his resignation, many of his colleague also resigned. Whoever will replace him will have to be tougher to Putin else he'd also end up resigning.
Putin today signed a decree on the release of Boris Johnson from his post, due to the loss of confidence. According to Macron, Boris should have called Putin more often.  Grin

Seriously, this is the usual drama of a populist politician. Boris overinflated his image as a charismatic rebel jester and became too toxic even to his close party comrades.
1460  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 07, 2022, 09:39:59 AM
Ukrainians raised colors on Zmeinyi Isaland. (Rusnya = former Russia, fuck off! )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMZ-se7IVaM&t=15s
I just quote what @be.open said about it:
Clowns are sitting in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who threw a yellow-blue rag from a helicopter onto Snake Island and cheerfully reported on raising the flag with an old photo.
It goes into collection with other his legendary quotes, like about May 9th parade in Kyiv.
First, they dropped the flag from a helicopter, and this morning, several people landed on a boat and raised it. The Russian rocket has already taken off at the address.
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