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1 hour ago, The Dog said:
Still no signs of Bradleys yet…
Well, with the tow missiles on them you really won't see them, because you will be dead when they hit you from about 2 miles away.
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9 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:
A lot of it, yeah.
I do think the Mar A Lago indictment is nigh upon us.
I think Meadows is more a 1/6 witness than a documents witness, but probably need to nail down his testimony regarding the documents, if any, before indicting.
The "target letter" thing is odd. AFAIK, they usually come with a grand jury subpoena and inform the witness whether they are a target of the investigation or merely a witness, so they can invoked the 5th, etc. Who knows, though.
The target letter - could it mean that he is already indicted under seal, with the general idea to put pressure on resistant witnesses in unrelated criminal matters? Basically a shot across the bow to the rest of the criminally involved trump world to let them know he's going down for this, you are involved with more, why stick your neck out for a guy already getting convicted?
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3 minutes ago, Longhorn_Fan68 said:
I didn't know you could fire a dog.
It happened to Laika
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2 minutes ago, SL Xpress said:
No. He's pretty much a badass. But he's part of the Azov Battalion, so he ends up getting entwined with the neo Nazi propaganda that group gets associated with. He still may be in his grandmother's basement right now, but it's without an eye and with a prosthetic left arm suffered in combat, neither of which stopped him from serving in Mariupol in the Azovstal Steelworks, until their surrender.
Just for the record, I was joking, i hope he's right. If the Bradley's are in play, it's going to be a fucking slaughter.
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2 minutes ago, The Dog said:
Seeing tub of shit Ginni Thomas go to prison would be a great win for all of society. Think of it like a bonus.
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You know, I'm thinking the next 24 hours or so are going to be good on a lot of fronts
Ah skeet skeet skeet motherfucker
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17 minutes ago, shadow_operative2.0 said:
Dylan will get his girl back.
Oh shit, cold blooded, I like it
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1 minute ago, Orange&White said:
Would the US consider placing a forward base in Ukraine after this is over and Ukraine is granted NATO Membership? Or would this be too much for the ruskies to handle?
Oh its happening, no lube included
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Shocking, they are idiots
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Grain of salt, but hopium
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3 hours ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:
I want to be on the Manhattan jury. Book deal, here I come!
I live in the burbs in Atlanta, in a R district. If there is a change of venue in any of the upcoming Georgia stuff I fully expect to one of the trials to held here. I think there will be lots of cases involving lots of different people, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if I got summoned for one of them. I would do my best to be impartial as prescribed as the duty, but during voir dire, I would have to disclose that I certainly have opinions.
If it were to be the big one, I would think at the end there would certainly be paid interviews after the fact. If it happens, my signal to all of you that is me will be pseudonym George Santos Longhorn.
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1 minute ago, Biff Tannen said:
Oh fuck right off, that’s a made up name.
Probably, however, Shit Blimp, now that's a band name.
Hi, I'm in Shit Blimp, we do bad Led Zeppelin covers, damn glad to meet you.
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4 minutes ago, Porterhouse said:
There’s not a thing I support about Russia.
My comments were strictly about the governments, and I should have not made the comments.
I was a bit harsh in my response and apologize, sometimes things get lost in translation, and I have certainly been guilty of having something read one way and not have meant it in that manner.
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13 minutes ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:
Anyone remember Operation Chastise?
I don't like it, but its a fair point.
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26 minutes ago, Aqua Buddha said:
We finally have an answer to when one divides by zero.
The ever elusive answer was dipshits, it was always dipshits.
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Lesser of two evils, ok assclown. Quite literally go fuck your own face.
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13 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:Yeah...but he had an uphill climb, and not a perfect record on his own in that regard. It's not wrong of us to acknowledge that:
1) Ukraine has a pretty stout history of corruption.
2) Yes, a shitload of that was Russia-related, but there was plenty home-grown as well.
3) You don't root out corruption overnight. AND, there are and will remain people in Ukraine who have a vested interest in not rooting it out.
4) Thus, the path to getting Ukraine to somewhere acceptable on the corruption scale is going to be a moderately long one (note...there are NATO stalwarts that don't exactly perform great in this respect, cough cough Italy, Albania, Greece....)
A big part of the task of rebuilding Ukraine will be rebuilding (and in some cases, building from the ground up) institutions that better withstand/reject corruption. If you're expecting or even hoping for a corruption-free Ukraine, keep hoping (shit, I'd love a corruption-free Texas, but I'm not getting that anytime soon). But if you're hoping for a Ukraine that is not materially more corrupt than several comparable EU/NATO nations, that goal is achievable.
And the fact that the nation as a whole is being tested by fire (literally) and is dedicated to pursuing a common goal for the common good is a major point in the development of the right kind of character. Hell, a big part of the reason Ukraine is in this war is that Russia didn't much care for Ukraine's turn away from being part of Russia's extended mafia state. "If Ukraine won't stay bought, we best just take their asses over." The divide between the two ways of being in this world is being presented starkly. Ukraine has the opportunity, and much of the will, to pivot to a better way. There is no guarantee that it will succeed. First, they have to win the war. And then second, the West has to stick with the hard part of rebuilding, and the non-glamorous one (and one that may tick off some Ukrainian politicians, who would prefer the old way).
But I can all but guarantee this. When the war is over, the corruption score of Ukraine will be farther from the corruption score of Russia than it ever has been.
The other aspect of this is the west's collective support at the end of all this. If we do a shit job, backsliding is extremely possible, if we support them on rebuilding they have a chance to build a future that is bright. This isn't over once the fighting stops if the west actually gives a shit making this work. Regardless of cost, to see Russia's military capability destroyed will have made it the bargain of a lifetime.
Mind you, leaving all that out, the cost of freedom is worth it; it's the right thing, and the fact that some Americans seem to not be interested in that is fucking embarrassing. End o discussion.
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7 minutes ago, AUS-97HORN said:
unless thats photoshoped thats some next-level Baghdad Bob level of idiocy
Holy shitballs, I'm sort of impressed with level of dishonesty.
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You know, if we have given them ATACMS, which there are rumors that covertly we have, in about a week, or whenever the flooding subsides, destroying the reservoirs in Crimea would be crippling to them. Their naval vessels I presume have desalination abilities (though the are Russian, so they probably only partly work), but that would in no way give them the ability to sustain an army; and quite frankly no army can subsist without fresh water.
The shit side to that idea would be that there are civilians caught behind the lines that would obviously suffer tremendously under such a scenario. Perhaps under this sort of idea the civilians could somehow be covertly warned and instructed to start hiding and rationing. I'm sure the Russians could get some level of fresh water in, but in all likelihood not nearly enough to maintain a credible defense force.
It's an idea, probably a bad one.
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8 minutes ago, SL Xpress said:
"Whoever did it" indeed.
This is a flat out demolition job. The amount of damage to the infrastructure is catastrophic. It's a purposeful sabotage done by the people in control of the area for maximum effect.
I'll say this, too. The chances of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant surviving this war just went downhill. While a big jump in terms of consequences, it's not an insurmountable jump.
Good news/bad news on the Nuclear Plant
In the event that the fuel can't be cooled, in theory (oh boy), the containment building should withstand the impending meltdown (yikes, when the meltdown is something you are trying to downplay)
The best we could hope for is that the containment buildings hold and whatever radiation does escape is minimal and won't require a safe containment a la Chernobyl. Just years of exterior concrete maintenance and diligence.
Of course that assumes it all works right under these potentially extreme conditions, which is a really big if.
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3 minutes ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:
Sorry for the dumb question but is that going to drown a bunch of citizens?
From what I've read, the Ukrainian side of the river will not have catastrophic flooding, and for that matter, I can't believe too many civilians weren't evacuated due to shelling anyway. Now on the Russian side of the river, I really don't know. I know that it was less densely populated prior to all this to begin with, and I would assume that many locals were forced to relocate by the Russians. However, anyone left is likely in big trouble.
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He speaketh the bullshit.
Also, what a ratings bonanza this must have been for CNN. I would have watched a cribbage tournament.