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[Steel Shank 9536]

Lil' D

[RDCanecutter 26859]

16 minutes ago, Steel Shank said:

Lil' D

Wee D for Auld Wully.

[Rimbo 26871]

Also "vladolf putler" has a nice ring to it

[atomheartbevo 90571]

These two tweets holy shit, at this point I will not be surprised if they follow through.  

 

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[Scheiss Meister 8455]

If the Russkies or their proxies execute American POWs, we should execute a similar number of their spies.

[NeverMarryAStripper 22249]

We should summon their ambassador to the White House and have the Secret Service shoot him in the head

[InkaUtexas 26825]

35 minutes ago, Scheiss Meister said:

If the Russkies or their proxies execute American POWs, we should execute a similar number of their spies.

Is it time to expel their diplomatic mission? Might be time to expect them to do that to us. Start burning the files Carl. Here come the ruskies. 

[Nivek 17363]

Isn't this threat old NEWS?  Are they recycling threats now because they have nothing but bluster?  

Go on President Biden, send 5 more HIMARS for Brittany, 20 more for defensive purposes and maybe a few long range missiles for hitting Red Square for every American POW captured with orders to hand the button to Ukrainian with dead kids if they are not returned alive and healthy.  

[InkaUtexas 26825]

I would think 25 for dead Ukrainian kids is a bit better. Brittany would be covered under the long range missiles. 

[atomheartbevo 90571]

14 minutes ago, Nivek said:

Isn't this threat old NEWS?  Are they recycling threats now because they have nothing but bluster?  

It’s geared towards discouraging more foreign volunteers, as usual  with these threats, but announcing they have an official area for executions is new.  And a great way to encourage the Ukrainians to take fewer Russian POWs.  

[Bateshorn 9989]

It’s pretty clear there are two types of foreign volunteers: those that actually volunteered, and are near on the front lines fighting. And ex socom/cia “volunteers” who are not near the front lines are are engaged in training/OSINT/whatever with the Ukraine government and defense ministry leadership. 

Edited July 14, 2022 by Bateshorn

[InkaUtexas 26825]

39 minutes ago, Bateshorn said:

It’s pretty clear there are two types of foreign volunteers: those that actually volunteered, and are near on the front lines fighting. And ex socom/cia “volunteers” who are not near the front lines are are engaged in training/OSINT/whatever with the Ukraine government and defense ministry leadership. 

There is another type, but they don't get the media attention. There are a ton of medics and humanitarian volunteers. Lets add to that the countless hidden volunteers outside of ukraine working to make the refugee's transition easier. Not taking away anything from those fighting, but important to remember those as well. 

Even @Brisketexan's son for making tacos with hot european chicks. 

[Trey3216 15451]

11 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

There is another type, but they don't get the media attention. There are a ton of medics and humanitarian volunteers. Lets add to that the countless hidden volunteers outside of ukraine working to make the refugee's transition easier. Not taking away anything from those fighting, but important to remember those as well. 

Even @Brisketexan's son for making tacos with hot european chicks. 

But was he making guacamole?  

[Scheiss Meister 8455]

26 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

There is another type, but they don't get the media attention. There are a ton of medics and humanitarian volunteers. Lets add to that the countless hidden volunteers outside of ukraine working to make the refugee's transition easier. Not taking away anything from those fighting, but important to remember those as well. 

Even @Brisketexan's son for making tacos with hot european chicks. 

This.  I remember earlier in the war reading about a 20 year old from Kentucky who went to Ukraine to fight.  He didn't have military training, so they told him that they couldn't send him to fight.  He asked what he could do, and was made part of the team exhuming the victims of Russian war crimes for identification and investigation.  With the threat of mines and booby traps, that job is just as dangerous as combat, and just as disgusting, if not more so.  He is a hero.

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[Pescado_Rojo 19571]

11 hours ago, InkaUtexas said:

Is it time to expel their diplomatic mission? Might be time to expect them to do that to us. Start burning the files Carl. Here come the ruskies. 

Round them up and ship them to Ukraine. Let the Ukrainians place them in shopping malls, train stations, elementary schools, or other civilian targets those terrorist motherfuckers like to target with missiles. 

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[atomheartbevo 90571]

Hungary…

 

Speaking of gas:

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Reuters: EU plans gas deal with Azerbaijan ‘in pivot away from Russia.’

According to a draft document seen by Reuters, the European Commission has proposed to the EU a deal with Azerbaijan “to increase imports of natural gas and support the expansion of a pipeline to do so.”

Azerbaijan going to get denazified by Russia.  

Edited July 14, 2022 by atomheartbevo

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Kazakhstan taking a pretty strong stance against Russia. I like it.

[Bevo 13831]

Just now, MillerEP said:

 

$1 Billion? That seems high. I can buy a much nicer Caribbean Island for $12M.

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[RDCanecutter 26859]

41 minutes ago, Pescado_Rojo said:

Round them up and ship them to Ukraine. Let the Ukrainians place them in shopping malls, train stations, elementary schools, or other civilian targets those terrorist motherfuckers like to target with missiles. 

This is the way.

[RDCanecutter 26859]

18 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

This is the way.

Not that it would work. The only thing that will work is for the Russian artillery and air force to be crippled.

(Has anybody ever seen a greasier fatter pilot contingent than these Russians? I flew in Nat'l Guard planes a few times, and those crews looked fit, like Olympians compared to these pasty gamer-body Russian pilots. Like they must grease the cockpit with Crisco so they can slide them in.)

[NeverMarryAStripper 22249]

6 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

Not that it would work. The only thing that will work is for the Russian artillery and air force to be crippled.

(Has anybody ever seen a greasier fatter pilot contingent than these Russians? I flew in Nat'l Guard planes a few times, and those crews looked fit, like Olympians compared to these pasty gamer-body Russian pilots. Like they must grease the cockpit with Crisco so they can slide them in.)

That's why they don't eject.  The ejector seat isn't powerful enough to force their fat-ass pilots out of the cockpit.

[RDCanecutter 26859]

Just now, NeverMarryAStripper said:

That's why they don't eject.  The ejector seat isn't powerful enough to force their fat-ass pilots out of the cockpit.

Maybe the ejector foomps them out like a hotdog cannon but extras like parachutes and legs get ripped off in the process.

[ABSR 5361]

56 minutes ago, Bevo said:

$1 Billion? That seems high. I can buy a much nicer Caribbean Island for $12M.

They are likely including the sinking/cost of the Moskva in the $1B amount. 

[Bevo 13831]

9 minutes ago, ABSR said:

They are likely including the sinking/cost of the Moskva in the $1B amount. 

Okay, I have an idea. We "surly" buy Elba and invite Putin for direct peace talks for the removal of international sanctions against Russia. We kick all of his entourage off the island and leave Putin there alone. I think he stays: I don't think Russians truly give a shit about Putin or Ukraine. End sanctions. End the war. And make Putin disappear.

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[InkaUtexas 26825]

2 minutes ago, MillerEP said:

 

Well it is not like they have any sports to watch. 

[RDCanecutter 26859]

22 minutes ago, Bevo said:

Okay, I have an idea. We "surly" buy Elba and invite Putin for direct peace talks for the removal of international sanctions against Russia. We kick all of his entourage off the island and leave Putin there alone. I think he stays: I don't think Russians truly give a shit about Putin or Ukraine. End sanctions. End the war. And make Putin disappear.

Elba? Chuck that bastard straight onto St. Helena.

[Scheiss Meister 8455]

30 minutes ago, Bevo said:

Okay, I have an idea. We "surly" buy Elba and invite Putin for direct peace talks for the removal of international sanctions against Russia. We kick all of his entourage off the island and leave Putin there alone. I think he stays: I don't think Russians truly give a shit about Putin or Ukraine. End sanctions. End the war. And make Putin disappear.

 

8 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said:

Elba? Chuck that bastard straight onto St. Helena.

We need a small island in the Aleutians with no human population, but a large population of Kodiaks.  Strip him to his skivies, smear him with honey, and cut him loose to fend for himself.  If he's half as macho as he claims, he should be fine.

[Scheiss Meister 8455]

28 minutes ago, MillerEP said:

 

A return to a command economy will keep everyone happy and well fed.  Keep flailing, Putler.

[atomheartbevo 90571]

Bold move by Putin to force Russian civilians to work the weekends, and fuck around with the employment of a lot of Russians in general.

Forcing companies to switch over to the “needs of the Russian Army” probably means forcing factories to retool and start making artillery ammo, more trucks, etc.  They damn sure won’t be making fancy air defense systems or missiles.  

Somebody is under a lot more strain than we imagined.  

[atomheartbevo 90571]

5 minutes ago, Scheiss Meister said:

A return to a command economy will keep everyone happy and well fed.  Keep flailing, Putler.

At least they’ve dropped all pretenses about turning back into the USSR.

[Jameslaw121 4486]

4 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

Bold move by Putin to force Russian civilians to work the weekends, and fuck around with the employment of a lot of Russians in general.

Forcing companies to switch over to the “needs of the Russian Army” probably means forcing factories to retool and start making artillery ammo, more trucks, etc.  They damn sure won’t be making fancy air defense systems or missiles.  

Somebody is under a lot more strain than we imagined.  

I was thinking this too. It's not 1942, as advanced as weapon systems are today. Can't just retool a factory and start producing guided missiles in a couple of weeks. 

[RDCanecutter 26859]

19 minutes ago, Jameslaw121 said:

I was thinking this too. It's not 1942, as advanced as weapon systems are today. Can't just retool a factory and start producing guided missiles in a couple of weeks. 

 

[atomheartbevo 90571]

12 minutes ago, Jameslaw121 said:

I was thinking this too. It's not 1942, as advanced as weapon systems are today. Can't just retool a factory and start producing guided missiles in a couple of weeks. 

And they can’t even manufacturer the basic components they need such as circuits, processors, etc., and can’t import them now (witness them having to skip things like airbag systems in their cars because they can’t get the basic components).  It’s a country of less than 140 million people whose economy is focused on oil and gas and agriculture as well, so their industrial base is very lacking.  

All of this circles back to Putin has to hold on to everything Russia currently has in Ukraine, because there is no off-ramp.  He holds on or takes even more, or he’s finished.  His 3-day war is now over four months old and requiring him to take over the economy.

This is what is frustrating about Germany, etc.  Putin may not be on the ropes just yet, but he’s staggering around the ring and is bleeding.

[utee94 16074]

12 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

And they can’t even manufacturer the basic components they need such as circuits, processors, etc., and can’t import them now (witness them having to skip things like airbag systems in their cars because they can’t get the basic components).  It’s a country of less than 140 million people whose economy is focused on oil and gas and agriculture as well, so their industrial base is very lacking.  

All of this circles back to Putin has to hold on to everything Russia currently has in Ukraine, because there is no off-ramp.  He holds on or takes even more, or he’s finished.  His 3-day war is now over four months old and requiring him to take over the economy.

This is what is frustrating about Germany, etc.  Putin may not be on the ropes just yet, but he’s staggering around the ring and is bleeding.

Yeah, there aren't many countries that could manage even a basic nationalized command economy at this point.  And Russia is even less equipped than most.  This is a move that indicates Russia is in REALLY big trouble at this point.  The West absolutely has to hang on into the Fall, every passing month just shreds Russia that much more.

[Scheiss Meister 8455]

As @RDCanecutter pointed out, manpower is an issue for them, too.  You have to have able bodied men and women to man the production lines, the distribution lines, and the front lines.  They are already putting 50 and 60 year olds into the fighting.  Who's going to run the machinery?  They may be orcs, but they can't grow uruk-hai from the dirt like Saruman.

[InkaUtexas 26825]

8 minutes ago, utee94 said:

Yeah, there aren't many countries that could manage even a basic nationalized command economy at this point.  And Russia is even less equipped than most.  This is a move that indicates Russia is in REALLY big trouble at this point.  The West absolutely has to hang on into the Fall, every passing month just shreds Russia that much more.

Russia, the Venezuela of Eurasia. 

[InkaUtexas 26825]

Interesting videos. Interesting that RT is putting out video of a failed attack. Amazing how fast the Ukrainians reacted with precise artillery and response. It is like they already knew........... 

 

 

 

[Auto Driller 2563]

It’s pretty clear how Russia ended up like this. They get taken over by a dictator, who then kills / disappears a bunch of political opponents while stealing the national wealth to enrich himself. Reasonable and smart people realize this is a shit situation and leave the country ASAP. Repeat this cycle a couple of times and what you’re left with is a country populated only by thugs and sheep.

[Brisketexan 106696]

It’s pretty clear how Russia ended up like this. They get taken over by a dictator, who then kills / disappears a bunch of political opponents while stealing the national wealth to enrich himself. Reasonable and smart people realize this is a shit situation and leave the country ASAP. Repeat this cycle a couple of times and what you’re left with is a country populated only by thugs and sheep.

Also known as the “American aspirational model.”

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