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Something I wrote up a few months back:
[F] Cain talks about fear
-Excerpt from IOM Today interview with Commissar Ciaphas Cain, Hero of the Imperium, Retired
I: Hello Commissar, it is an honor to meet you.
C: Be assured, the honor is all mine.
@whiskydick69 @DomTheDumb1@NonCRDDefence Obviously, but a tank should be able to win a fight against an IFV, which is less armored, not get absolutely creamed
@DomTheDumb1@NonCRDDefence Their most advanced MBT in the war losing against a 40 year old IFV is not a big deal to you? Imagine it'll be like when Abrams come to Ukraine
Biden doesn't attack Houthis: "Biden is weak, Trump would never let them get away with this"
Biden attacks Houthis: "Biden is a warmonger, Trump would never do this"
@billyhabel223 @typesfast@flexport I didn't "predict" anything. It has been shown consistently that ships avoid the Red Sea in the immediate aftermath of attacks. However, things usually go back to normal after a day or so
@billyhabel223 @typesfast@flexport This is just because the Houthis attacked another ship today, just hours after the US gave them a final warning. The retaliation is going to start now
@billyhabel223 @DPrabhata@LivingXmasTrees@SwordMercury With no timestamp, there's no telling when the screenshot is from. Provide a timestamp, or you're just talking out of your ass
@billyhabel223 @DPrabhata@LivingXmasTrees@SwordMercury Can you provide proof that your picture is from a few hours ago, because every online vessel tracker I can find is currently contradicting you?
@billyhabel223 @DPrabhata@LivingXmasTrees@SwordMercury Do you have a timestamp on that? It looks like it's from a week ago. Here's a screenshot with a timestamp of less than 20 minutes ago.
You are utterly deluded if you think that the Ford could've been taken out by Iran
@billyhabel223 @DPrabhata@LivingXmasTrees@SwordMercury Here's freighter traffic from a few hours ago. Doesn't look too halted to me. And again, neither the Houthis nor Iran can sink a US carrier. We destroyed half of Iran's navy in a day once; we can do it again