@clement_molin GREAT analysis of artillary strikes. Really appreciate it!!!! IF you used a program rather than grunt work visual, is there a way the program can distinguish duds from good rounds? Be interesting to see what % of Russian ones are duds.
@professorgerdes Maybe you already knew this. I saw a story that analysis of Ukrainian rare earth materials deposits showed concentrations TOO LOW to be economically viable. So for all practical purposes deal is kaput. Maybe that's why Trump leaned back towards Russia.
@RepGregSteube I've been a Republican all my 63 years. What Trump is doing to Ukraine is horrendous. If he forces a Ukrainian capitulation on the terms he's proposing I am never again voting for a single Republican candidate at any level.
@mtgreenee Long time Reagan Republican here and I hope you hold fast on getting the Epstein files out. The truth will come out. Better to get it over with so our nation can recover rather than 18 months from now when Democrats get control after the mid-terms, which will happen.
@benmaller Boras needs to read the news. Just two days ago books agreed to limit props to $200 and ban them from parlays. That will stop funny business. Not worth it.
@professorgerdes Saw a story that Russia agreed to accept Yuan for their bond sales. May be worth talking about since, if true, is a real bad thing as Russia gets Yuan that they can turn around and buy Chinese goods. Haven't heard a single blurb about it on Ukraine war sites.
@professorgerdes I'm sure others may have done this, but a back of the napkin estimate of the value to Russian equipment losses. Used a rough average from Google AI. Tons of other costs not included: Fuel, spare parts, ammo, personnel payments, etc. Comes to >$223 Billion US.