@NedNL@SmellsBadInHere@SantiagoAuFund@LukeGromen War is all about logistics. Neither Russia nor China is logistically capable of doing anything in the western hemisphere. It ain't gonna happen. They will fight other battles in places they know they have an inherent advantage (Ukraine, Black Sea, Taiwan, South China Sea.)
Friendly reminder that Islam is a death cult created by a pedophilic warlord that married a 6 year old, and any law restricting firearms in any way is unconstitutional.
This is so radicalizing to GWOT veterans like me. We were told that we’d “fight them over there so we don’t have to fight them here.” I still can’t believe I wasted my youth because I believed in this lie.
I’ll never forget hearing the Islamic call to prayer when I was deployed overseas to Qatar and Afghanistan. It was eerie. I hated it.
Now that same call to prayer is being broadcast in the Costco parking lot in Frisco. It’s not just Texas. When I drive my son to school in NC, I have to drive past a giant mosque. How tf did all of these people get here?
The people that brought Muslims to the United States are traitors to the highest degree. They make Benedict Arnold look like a kindergartener. Bush, Obama and Biden are the tip of the iceberg, but their co-conspirators are numerous.
If this trend continues, we will no doubt see the type of scenes I witnessed in Kabul. I’ve posted the picture. This is the aftermath of a suicide bomber and 500+ lb of HME in the back of a flatbed on Goat Love Road in Kabul… Coming to a town near you.
At this point, deportations are the moderate option. The betrayal is so deep and the rot is so extensive that I no longer want the moderate option.
After two days of deliberation, a jury of 9 women (only 3 men) can't decide if a woman, *who already confessed*, is guilty of murdering her three children.
This is evil. Our courts are evil. Our society is evil. The cowardice that got us here & keeps us here is evil.
It's really bizarre to me, and perhaps I can provide a small example to help people understand.
Metropolitan Russia, home to more than 75% of the population, was set up around the concept of govt planned precincts.
Each few buildings you will find a generally useful grocery store, a bakery, a coffee shop, a pharmacy, a utility store, tobacco, produce shop etc. all within immediate walking distance.
They set it up that way a long time ago, and over time stores are different, but the planning never changed.
EX. Bread is made in each bakery; made, not just taken out of a box. Actually made.
Ukraine, we are told - even by Federov, was convinced by western intelligence analysis that destroying the roughly 200 online Wildberries distribution centers it would cripple the Russian consumer economy.
Increased strikes did not yield the desired results.
Who in their right mind thought destroying regional Russian online warehouses would have some great impact? Russia is analog in a digital world.
However, in our westernized, centralized, corporate western consumer structure we built distribution economies on centralized production and cost-efficient distribution, vis-a-vis Kyiv or Brussels etc.
Ex. The western bread for a hundred locations is made in one centralized or regional facility. Boxed, shipped and distributed for maximum efficiency and profit.
Bombing Russian distribution centers doesn't have any impact on the precinct level operation. But taking out westernized regional hubs and distribution centers in Kiev can create chaos.
That's what we are seeing now.
When the power goes out or the internet stops working in our culturally convenienced western world, we start to get twitchy really quick.
In Russia they grab a lantern, read a book – the actual paper kind – eat a sandwich or go for a walk. Adults can also sit on benches and watch dogs for hours; without a sense they need to be doing something.
I think part of the reason the western news doesn’t make sense is because we don’t understand Russia. Apparently, the same applies to western intelligence.
@sessions_actual@RobertsSpaceInd You seem nice. I hope you enjoy the next 45 bucks you spend on a different game a better experience for you. Check back in when they go to 1.0 maybe you will like what you see.
@DelwinStrategy "impacting payload ratio I calculated is about 15:1." is that excluding artillery? I would guess so. With the Russian advantage in aerial/missile/drone payload delivery, plus their arty shell production being at least an order of magnitude higher, their victory seems inevitable.
@collinRashforth@RWApodcast two huge towers fell near building seven. Debris from the twin towers started fires in 7. Just like the fires in the twins weakened their structure and caused the collapse. So fires were the doom of 7. I blame the Prophet Mohammed.
@jlfitzger@rawsalerts I suspect the battle of bakmuht was the high point of Russian losses, not now. Either way, its propaganda number. I also suspect that the couple hundred thousand dead Russia Soldiers are similiar in number to Ukrainian losses.
Democrats: “You can’t just rename Lake Ontario to Lake America. That’s not how reality works!”
Also Democrats: “Anyway, this is Jessica. She used to be Steve.”