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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
For a long time I was a fan of them hammering Moscow in some spectacular attack aimed at the Kremlin. I recognize now that it would play into Putinβs hands of Ukraine being this scary threat to their existence and would get many Muscovites behind him. Instead, a steady strangulation of the oil and gas infrastructure builds the pressure up on the large cities and all citizens, and when it happens over weeks and months it makes Putin look incompetent, impotent, and over his head. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
We are talking about a boomer who parrots Fox News talking points and who followed Tucker Carlson for a long time. Thereβs not much reasoning with a lot of those types. edit: He wasβ¦not on the side of Ukraine for a long time. I would love to know what got through to him, but my gut says Trump trash-talking Russia did it. -
AISD going down the shitter further. UT aligning itself with Trump. UT football falling apart.
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
President of Serbia Aleksandar VuΔiΔ: Everyone is preparing for conflicts. To be completely honest, everyone is getting ready for war. The only question is which side someone belongs to. And we would like to avoid wars. We would like to avoid conflicts. B ut Iβm afraid no one wants to listen to anyone anymore. Everyone is really and seriously preparing for wars. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Hero of Ukraine Vladyslav Stotskyi - Senior Lieutenant of the National Guard, platoon commander of the βSvobodaβ battalion of the 4th βRubizhβ brigade - speaks about life on the frontline today: βYou sit in a burrow underground, camouflaged, you canβt go out into the fresh air. Natural needs - in plastic bottles or bags, no hygiene. You sleep in blankets or sleeping bags next to your brothers-in-arms to keep warm. During the day itβs hot, at night itβs cold. Nearby there may be dead occupiers lying around - the smell is constant.β βWhen we were encircled for almost 70 days, we did everything we could: set up communications, ran wires, put up antennas, searched for food. We picked up things from Russian backpacks when they came close - took canned food, water, cigarettes. We didnβt throw away our weapons, we didnβt surrender.β βRight now, about 90% of enemy manpower losses are caused by drones, the rest - artillery, tanks, infantry. Thatβs why drones are needed more than anything else. And we donβt have enough UAVs.β -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck the missile ship Grad of Project 21631 Buyan-M on Lake Onega (Republic of Karelia, Russia). The missile carrier was en route from the Baltic Sea to the Caspian Sea. The strike hit the starboard side of the shipβs engine compartment. Additional details are being clarified. The damaged Grad is one of Russiaβs newest and most modern ships, commissioned into the Baltic Fleet on December 29, 2022. Its main armament is the Kalibr-NK missile system. How the war has changed. The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces strike a missile carrier in Karelia! And no one is really surprised anymore. Because over these years, there have been so many remarkable events, so many feats achieved by Ukrainians, that for many, such news now seems almost ordinary. We ourselves have stopped fully realizing just how incredible Ukraineβs achievements are. And there will be even more to come. Source: Command of the Ukrainian Armed Forcesβ Special Operations Forces/Facebook -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
I have probably seen him and moved quickly past at some point in the past year. Iβm glad heβs solid and that my relative has been following him. -
One Battle After Another, the next Paul Thomas Anderson film
atomheartbevo replied to mdmost's topic in Movies and TV
What the hell, why would you tell people your spouse and step-granddaughter are in Alcoholics Anonymous? Edit: and her girlfriend is in public relations? Why would you tell people that? -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
I have a feeling their NCOs are soldiers who have survived more than 6 months. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
This is what impunity looks like: war criminal Putin openly mocks drones in Europe, calls Europeans' concerns "panic," and compares UAVs to UFOs, reports Bild. What's more, when asked during a speech in Sochi whether he had launched drones into Denmark, he laughed, waved his hand dismissively and replied: "Okay, okay, I won't do it again. Not to France, not to Denmark. Where else do they fly? To Lisbon." To which the host advised him not to joke like that, saying that Europe has a poor sense of humor. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Russia remains open to dialogue. Russia remains open to resolving all problems peacefully, through political and diplomatic means. Russia does not pose a threat to Europe, to European countries, or to NATO. To claim otherwise is absurd, and it is nothing other than a deliberate escalation of the situation, including as a way to cover up a large number of domestic problems at home. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
They've lost 11 generals - we lost 18 to enemy fire in WW2, which was a little bigger than this. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
They hit it last month as well. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Last year I posted this. Back then I already knew that Russia's achilles heel is its size and energy sector. Fast forward to today and you see in Russia long lines in front of gas stations or even no gas at all. The production capacities of Russia's oil sector has decreased between 20% and 50%, depending on the analysis. The worst part for Russia that this is not even the maximum in damage the Ukrainian army can inflict. The commander of the Ukrainian drone forces, Robert Brovdi, announced today that the amount of deep strike operations will be doubled. Together with the announcement that US intelligence will be shared to conduct this kind of operations in a more efficient way, it appears that a harsh winter is coming for Russia. -
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atomheartbevo replied to Eastwood's topic in Daily Texan
Seems like they already did it... -
Venezuela is just a little too far out of the reach of Israeli aircraft.
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You'll get no argument from me there, and it's not helped that we send $750 million fucking dollars to other school districts. We could do amazing shit with that much money. But AISD administration at times has seemed like past UT football coaching staffs. Regardless, the current administration will get to basically oversee the end of the district as we know it. And other area districts are suffering - Eanes has been having to deal with their own recapture bullshit fucking them over - https://www.eanesisd.net/dept/bs/budget#recap But damn, it's going to hurt AISD next year.
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The state will just change the formula. We help keep way too many smaller districts afloat, and none of those fuckers ever stand up for us.
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It's probably too late at this point. When the state takes over, everything changes for the worse, and a shitload of teachers and parents are going to bail (which will mean more school closings). Some will be going to private schools (but not the kinds of schools that could be covered by a $7,500 voucher) but many will head to the numerous districts around us. That's what really concerns me. It's going to be a fucking shitshow. It's absolutely fitting that UT is about to destroy its reputation as well.
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The state will be making decisions soon enough.
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It's Austin. Developers spend a shitload of money on campaign donations and wheeling and dealing with politicians. I wish YGIFs were here to expand on that, but Austin politicians love their developers. Just this last March, the board told the Superintendent to go and sell off Rosedale, and he did. I will not be surprised if they try and do the same thing on the way out the door when the state takes over. I'm willing to give the conspiracy theories the benefit of the doubt as they correctly predicted all of the schools that would be closing.
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My kids' school district is going to be turbo-fucked by the state when they take over school operations, and now this bullshit. My oldest still has 5 years to go, and he loves UT, but I imagine that UT 5 years from now is not where we will want him to go (or where he will want to go).
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When my kid was there, they were in the SPED program, so I'm very familiar with the SPED program there, and my wife has known one of them for almost 20 years, but that's beside the point. And Bryker has had around 500 kids when my kid was there - they got fucked by the Bull Creek/Grove stuff when the city promised there would be more young families there. Our neighbors had their kid in the first pre-k class at Bryker Woods, and they were told by the people at the district when they were getting them enrolled that Bryker Woods was under-enrolled and the pre-K was going to help boost attendance. A year or so later, it's claimed they are over-enrolled. Look, I saw a list almost a month ago, from a Pease parent who went through the Pease closure and who apparently made it their purpose in life to be in the know with this stuff, and they were basically saying "these are the schools they are going to close, and they know which schools they are going to close already and so the various options they ultimately release are just smoke and mirrors - they have decided on their final plan a while back and it will be rubber-stamped with the final vote. A few of the schools on that list are a priority to be closed off and sold off to developers ASAP and we've known about this final list for several months. Parents and the communities were never going to have a say - decisions were already being made long before parents really knew and before any specific public discussions were really happening. It doesn't matter when the final vote happens, it's a foregone conclusion that these schools are closing." There were a few (2) schools on the list that ended up not being closed, but that most likely came down to re-zoning from closing schools and potential pushback/overcrowding at other schools. And in hindsight, while the Pease folks who started following this closely and figuring this stuff out (or having it told to them) may have had specifics, the clues were there if we had all been paying attention. The district botching the Dobie/Webb/Lamar stuff should have been an indicator that things were not what they seemed. The people in upper management didn't seem to give a shit that the state would end up taking over. I didn't say anything here in case the list was wrong or pure projection, but it was dead on with the exception of 2, and based on the accuracy of the list I saw and the comments made, those two will most likely be on the chopping block in the next few years if AISD hemorrhages kids from these closings and the state takeover, because they. had plans for the kids from those schools. And there are a lot of recordings of Boswell out there talking about this stuff, and it's being passed around. Everybody is done with her. I hope she enjoys the last few years left in her term because I don't see elections going her way in the future. I could run into her on Monday and ask her if my kid's elementary is fine next year and if she says it is, I will assume it will be closed the following year. Regardless, it all won't mean shit when the state takes over. They are going to fuck this district even harder than HISD. There's going to be a lot of families moving out of the city.
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