0xMetaGirl

over 1 year ago

i told my boyfriend if that post get 100 reposts, we will try anal dont tell him i have dildo 🥵

1 day ago

@Osinttechnical no permission for forum, no party 😃 but fireworks great, thanks Ukraine

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UnnormalM2425 retweeted

6 days ago

Ukraine ready to protect all nato spineless backs. Meanwhile, NATO seems afraid to defend even itself

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6 days ago

@sajenko123 @LetsArmUKR They have their own country and heroes. No one should impose memory rules, its a two way street. We Hungarians got rid of our Russia useful idiot. Poland seems to have its own, blocking unity and playing into Kremlin hands. Sad

6 days ago

@sajenko123 @LetsArmUKR You are looking enemy in wrong place, buddy

6 days ago

@CaolanReports whyyyy?

7 days ago

@LetsArmUKR Solid analysis, Ukraine's logistics are hitting their stride!

7 days ago

@LetsArmUKR Their inaction isn’t just cowardice it’s a strategic gift to the swamp

7 days ago

@LetsArmUKR Trump’s pattern shows he’s no friend to Ukraine, more interested in cozying up to the swamp than defending democracy

7 days ago

nato have to wake up. russia must to pay the price

7 days ago

Romania, a Shahed drone hit a residential building in the city of Galati. This is a city on the Danube river bank near the Romanian-Ukrainian border. A couple was just sleeping in their apartment on the 10th floor when a Russian drone flew right into them. Two people are wounded. This is no longer some debris falling in a field, this is a direct hit on a residential high-rise in a NATO country. And what will NATO do? Absolutely nothing, classic impotence. Now they will call their pathetic Article 4 consultations, express maximum concern yet again, wag a finger at the ambassador, and put out a memo saying the main thing is not to escalate. The Alliance is so fucking terrified that they are ready to just swallow it, even when their own citizens apartments are blowing up. Meanwhile, the Kremlin just looks at this circus and realizes they can pull off any type of shit because nothing will happen to them. This fear of escalation is exactly what feeds the escalation.

LetsArmUKR's tweet photo. Romania, a Shahed drone hit a residential building in the city of Galati. This is a city on the Danube river bank near the Romanian-Ukrainian border.

A couple was just sleeping in their apartment on the 10th floor when a Russian drone flew right into them. Two people are wounded. This is no longer some debris falling in a field, this is a direct hit on a residential high-rise in a NATO country.

And what will NATO do? Absolutely nothing, classic impotence. Now they will call their pathetic Article 4 consultations, express maximum concern yet again, wag a finger at the ambassador, and put out a memo saying the main thing is not to escalate.

The Alliance is so fucking terrified that they are ready to just swallow it, even when their own citizens apartments are blowing up.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin just looks at this circus and realizes they can pull off any type of shit because nothing will happen to them. This fear of escalation is exactly what feeds the escalation.

7 days ago

@LetsArmUKR Europe’s strategic choices matter more than ever, support Ukraine’s push for real independence, not just American arms sales dressed as “partnership”

7 days ago

USA out - UKRAINE in?

7 days ago

The Pentagon has quietly told European allies that America is slashing its military footprint across the continent: fewer fighters, bombers, warships, drones, and tankers. This is not some routine reshuffle. It is Trump turning the Monroe Doctrine into a blunt instrument to punish Europe for refusing to join his Middle East adventures while simultaneously twisting capitals into signing fat long-term contracts for overpriced American weapons to backfill the gaps he creates. Europe now stares at classic blackmail dressed up as alliance management. The shift toward the Pacific makes cold strategic sense on paper, yet the execution reveals something uglier. Washington under Trump no longer pretends to be a reliable security guarantor. Former allies watch commitments evaporate with a tweet, NATO credibility erodes daily, and the message lands in every European defense ministry: buy American or defend yourselves with whatever you can scrape together. This is not partnership. It is transactional predation that accelerates the very dependency Washington claims to hate. European publics who spent decades under the American umbrella suddenly face the bill for decades of underinvestment in their own defense industries. The panic is audible from Brussels to Berlin. Here is where Ukraine becomes the unexpected adult in the room instead of the perpetual recipient. Kyiv cannot conjure aircraft carriers or strategic bombers overnight, but it can deliver scalable, battle-proven systems in air defense, ballistic missiles, drones, and next-generation interceptors at costs and speeds Moscow cannot match and Washington cannot sustain alone. Joint production deals would let Europe diversify suppliers, reduce future leverage points for any American administration, and turn Ukrainian factories into the continental arsenal that actually works against Russian aggression. The perceptual flip from security consumer to security donor is already happening in quiet briefings. We must lock it in with concrete industrial coalitions before the window slams shut. Turkey sits politically sideways to the European project, leaving a genuine gap only Ukraine can fill without importing new headaches. Building supplemental defense alliances and co-production lines does not replace NATO. It reinforces the alliance by creating resilient European capacity that no single erratic president can unplug with a phone call. Every euro invested in Ukrainian lines today returns as proven technology, shorter supply chains, and a frontline partner that has paid in blood for the right to lead rather than beg. Isolationist voices in Washington can keep pretending this is charity. The numbers and the battlefield results say otherwise. Europe must choose: keep feeding the American weapons bazaar or seize this moment to forge real strategic autonomy alongside the only European nation already fighting the enemy that threatens them all. The choice will define whether the continent wakes up as a serious player or keeps hiding behind Ukrainian soldiers while complaining about the price. Kyiv is ready to build the arsenal that makes blackmail obsolete. The question is whether European capitals still possess the spine to say yes.

LetsArmUKR's tweet photo. The Pentagon has quietly told European allies that America is slashing its military footprint across the continent: fewer fighters, bombers, warships, drones, and tankers. This is not some routine reshuffle. It is Trump turning the Monroe Doctrine into a blunt instrument to punish Europe for refusing to join his Middle East adventures while simultaneously twisting capitals into signing fat long-term contracts for overpriced American weapons to backfill the gaps he creates. Europe now stares at classic blackmail dressed up as alliance management.

The shift toward the Pacific makes cold strategic sense on paper, yet the execution reveals something uglier. Washington under Trump no longer pretends to be a reliable security guarantor. Former allies watch commitments evaporate with a tweet, NATO credibility erodes daily, and the message lands in every European defense ministry: buy American or defend yourselves with whatever you can scrape together. This is not partnership. It is transactional predation that accelerates the very dependency Washington claims to hate. European publics who spent decades under the American umbrella suddenly face the bill for decades of underinvestment in their own defense industries. The panic is audible from Brussels to Berlin.

Here is where Ukraine becomes the unexpected adult in the room instead of the perpetual recipient. Kyiv cannot conjure aircraft carriers or strategic bombers overnight, but it can deliver scalable, battle-proven systems in air defense, ballistic missiles, drones, and next-generation interceptors at costs and speeds Moscow cannot match and Washington cannot sustain alone. Joint production deals would let Europe diversify suppliers, reduce future leverage points for any American administration, and turn Ukrainian factories into the continental arsenal that actually works against Russian aggression. The perceptual flip from security consumer to security donor is already happening in quiet briefings. We must lock it in with concrete industrial coalitions before the window slams shut.

Turkey sits politically sideways to the European project, leaving a genuine gap only Ukraine can fill without importing new headaches. Building supplemental defense alliances and co-production lines does not replace NATO. It reinforces the alliance by creating resilient European capacity that no single erratic president can unplug with a phone call. Every euro invested in Ukrainian lines today returns as proven technology, shorter supply chains, and a frontline partner that has paid in blood for the right to lead rather than beg. Isolationist voices in Washington can keep pretending this is charity. The numbers and the battlefield results say otherwise.

Europe must choose: keep feeding the American weapons bazaar or seize this moment to forge real strategic autonomy alongside the only European nation already fighting the enemy that threatens them all. The choice will define whether the continent wakes up as a serious player or keeps hiding behind Ukrainian soldiers while complaining about the price. Kyiv is ready to build the arsenal that makes blackmail obsolete. The question is whether European capitals still possess the spine to say yes.

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UnnormalM2425 retweeted

8 days ago

Ukraine's path to victory is paved with brutal honesty about its own flaws, while Russia's road leads straight into self-made delusion. In Kyiv, problems in the military, logistics, or corruption get dragged into the daylight immediately. Commanders, volunteers, journalists, and ordinary citizens scream about them on social media, in parliamentary hearings, and in leaked documents. That noise is not weakness. It is the mechanism that forces fixes. Units adapt tactics within weeks. Corrupt officials get exposed and replaced faster than in most Western bureaucracies. Every admitted failure becomes fuel for evolution. The system iterates hourly because hiding reality is culturally unacceptable when your cities are being leveled. Contrast that with the Kremlin’s kingdom of mirrors. Moscow cannot admit a single structural problem without the entire imperial mythology collapsing. Generals lie to ministers, ministers lie to Putin, and Putin lies to the nation and to himself. The result is a leadership class that genuinely believes its own propaganda about “denazification” and “three days to Kyiv.” They have no accurate picture of losses, equipment readiness, or economic bleeding. When your intelligence apparatus exists to flatter the dictator rather than inform him, you end up fighting a war that exists only on television. Totalitarian reflexes that worked for controlling domestic opposition become suicide in high-intensity conventional warfare. This is not abstract philosophy. It is why Ukrainian drone units redesign strike tactics overnight after a single failed mission while Russian command keeps ordering massed assaults that produce meat-grinder footage they then celebrate as “victory.” It is why Ukraine’s defense industry, even under fire, has iterated faster on interceptors and sea drones than Russia’s entire Soviet-era military-industrial corpse. The side that can see its wounds heals them. The side that cannot eventually bleeds out while insisting the blood is actually champagne. The delicious irony is that the Kremlin’s belief in its own lies is now the best strategic gift Ukraine could receive. Every time Moscow convinces itself that Ukrainian society is about to collapse, that Western aid is ending tomorrow, or that another wave of conscripts will finally break through, it doubles down on decisions that accelerate its own ruin. Delusion at the top of an authoritarian system is not sustainable against an opponent that treats reality as sacred operational data. That gap in honesty is precisely why betting against Ukraine remains the dumbest long-term geopolitical wager on the table. The side that confronts its problems daily is the side that solves them daily. The side that cannot even name its problems is already defeated; it just has not received the memo yet.

LetsArmUKR's tweet photo. Ukraine's path to victory is paved with brutal honesty about its own flaws, while Russia's road leads straight into self-made delusion. In Kyiv, problems in the military, logistics, or corruption get dragged into the daylight immediately. Commanders, volunteers, journalists, and ordinary citizens scream about them on social media, in parliamentary hearings, and in leaked documents. That noise is not weakness. It is the mechanism that forces fixes. Units adapt tactics within weeks. Corrupt officials get exposed and replaced faster than in most Western bureaucracies. Every admitted failure becomes fuel for evolution. The system iterates hourly because hiding reality is culturally unacceptable when your cities are being leveled.

Contrast that with the Kremlin’s kingdom of mirrors. Moscow cannot admit a single structural problem without the entire imperial mythology collapsing. Generals lie to ministers, ministers lie to Putin, and Putin lies to the nation and to himself. The result is a leadership class that genuinely believes its own propaganda about “denazification” and “three days to Kyiv.” They have no accurate picture of losses, equipment readiness, or economic bleeding. When your intelligence apparatus exists to flatter the dictator rather than inform him, you end up fighting a war that exists only on television. Totalitarian reflexes that worked for controlling domestic opposition become suicide in high-intensity conventional warfare.

This is not abstract philosophy. It is why Ukrainian drone units redesign strike tactics overnight after a single failed mission while Russian command keeps ordering massed assaults that produce meat-grinder footage they then celebrate as “victory.” It is why Ukraine’s defense industry, even under fire, has iterated faster on interceptors and sea drones than Russia’s entire Soviet-era military-industrial corpse. The side that can see its wounds heals them. The side that cannot eventually bleeds out while insisting the blood is actually champagne.

The delicious irony is that the Kremlin’s belief in its own lies is now the best strategic gift Ukraine could receive. Every time Moscow convinces itself that Ukrainian society is about to collapse, that Western aid is ending tomorrow, or that another wave of conscripts will finally break through, it doubles down on decisions that accelerate its own ruin. Delusion at the top of an authoritarian system is not sustainable against an opponent that treats reality as sacred operational data.

That gap in honesty is precisely why betting against Ukraine remains the dumbest long-term geopolitical wager on the table. The side that confronts its problems daily is the side that solves them daily. The side that cannot even name its problems is already defeated; it just has not received the memo yet.

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UnnormalM2425 retweeted

9 days ago

X is muted posts exposing open war crimes committed by russians. Do not let Musk’s algorithm hide the truth

UnnormalM2425 retweeted

9 days ago

This fags-army craves nothing but the blood and deaths of our people. They don't want pieces of land, they don't care about "victories". Their only goal is the complete extermination of the Ukrainian people. And these bastards do it in the most inhumane, brutal ways possible. There is no excuse for this terror, and there will be no forgiveness for these pieces of shit. Absolute scum and child killers

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9 days ago

russia is a country of shit, poverty and cruelty 💩 they are not humans 🐷 they all must pay the price