SCS-bringing Ukraine Military Electric Motorcycles for Special Combat Ops. 1st Deployed 1-17-23. We delivered 94% of all donations to the Navy, and SHOWED it.
Dear followers,
The photos below tell what's been going on with me. I was out for a bit for rehab on my pectoral muscle. Then things were going pretty good; though unbelievably non-stop busy. And then I had to travel to the US for personal reasons. Soon after arrival I rode my bike a few hundred miles to my mom's for a short visit. On the way back, I went down on the 405 in LA. Was hit by a new driver changing lanes. Shattered my leg and knee. After a 5 hour surgery I was in the hospital for two weeks. Now I'm recovering in my US home. Three months before I can walk and return to the front. I'm in frequent contact with my battalion; 2nd battalion of the 4th Legion. I can't wait to get back. It's too fucking dangerous here!!
โ๏ธCan everyone please STOP using the hashtag #RussianFuelCrisis because it is causing HUGE tailbacks all across russia. Causing people to panic buy which makes the situation EVEN WORSE.
So ๐ DON'T retweet and DON'T use the hashtag #RussianFuelCrisis ever again!!
This is how russia is thinking, and why shouldn't they?
โWeโre prepared to keep fighting for some time,โ said Fyodor Lukyanov, a prominent Russian foreign policy analyst who heads a council that advises the Kremlin. โThe continuation of the war, which we are slowly but surely winning, is in our interest. Especially considering that the main sponsor [the US] seems to be backing out โฆ Why should we rush in a situation like this?โ
The Guardian
JOINED THE ๐บ๐ฆ MILITARY!
Today doing combat maneuvers I injured myself. With full kit, I took a dive trying to reach a berm for cover before my 3-seconds ended. Instead of landing on knees first, as taught, I landed only on my left arm; rifle in the right. I felt an injury to my left pectoral muscle. I ignored it, then days later I was running the obstacle course and felt the tear. I was taken to the local military hospital. They took an ultrasound, see attached. They said the pectoral muscle was "broken" and I would need surgery. Fuck. ๐บ๐ฆ๐๐ผ;
(Please remember the timeline given here is not actual, for security purposes).
Last night russia and the US successfully killed many women and children and destroyed many civilian homes using cluster munitions. putin feels emboldened by his new partnership.
JOINED THE ๐บ๐ฆ MILITARY!
Greetings followers. Thank you for staying with me after such a long break. I've been in no position to be on X, let alone to post. Just wanted you to know I'm still alive. I'm still in Ukraine, but I'm in a relatively safe place while recovering yet again. But I'm making good use of my downtime this time; I've started writing a book. It is an autobiographical novel about my experience in Ukraine, to include some that has not yet been told, such as life shaping events adjacent to that experience, both before and after. It includes my time with outlaw biker clubs, some stories while I was a personal shopper for the rich and famous, some bits about my day job as an engineering consultant, and my redneck teenage days. I have written 150 pages so far, but no doubt it is years away from publishing. Stay tuned.
I'm writing it primarily as a way to raise money for Ukraine again. Hopefully the war will be over by the time its published, in which case the money will go to some cause benefitting children of Ukraine, including those who were children when they were kidnapped by russians.
ะกะปะฐะฒะฐ ะฃะบัะฐัะฝั....ะะตัะพัะผ ะกะปะฐะฒะฐ ๐๐บ๐ฆ
Dear followers,
The photos below tell what's been going on with me. I was out for a bit for rehab on my pectoral muscle. Then things were going pretty good; though unbelievably non-stop busy. And then I had to travel to the US for personal reasons. Soon after arrival I rode my bike a few hundred miles to my mom's for a short visit. On the way back, I went down on the 405 in LA. Was hit by a new driver changing lanes. Shattered my leg and knee. After a 5 hour surgery I was in the hospital for two weeks. Now I'm recovering in my US home. Three months before I can walk and return to the front. I'm in frequent contact with my battalion; 2nd battalion of the 4th Legion. I can't wait to get back. It's too fucking dangerous here!!