OPAG said:
Sure, if you say so!
Please show me where I ever insinuated that this was some sort of 'state secret;?Quote:
I didn't say anything. I literally linked and screenshot the thing you tried to pretend was a state secret.
What "desperation" are you talking about?PlaneCrashGuy said:OPAG said:
Sure, if you say so!
His desperation is showing.
You did leave out the part of the conversation with me:OPAG said:Please show me where I ever insinuated that this was some sort of 'state secret;?Quote:
I didn't say anything. I literally linked and screenshot the thing you tried to pretend was a state secret.
I simply asked you if you were part of the 10th SFG. And you said no,
I then asked you if you knew what their area of concern is.
You said no and you did not care.
I then proceeded to say who they were.
I was asked then what point was I trying to make.
You then said I google searched it. (I did not not. LOL)
But you just be you.
Why would you need permission to point out the fact that the 10th group SF is "the only US based intelligence (Mil or otherwise) that has any clue about what is really going on in that arena and has been since the onset"?Quote:
AWK: What does that have to do with the subject of this thread?
OPAG: 10th group SF area of concern is Eastern Europe, Russia and Ukraine.
AWK: Ok.
Again, what does that have to do with the subject of this thread?
OPAG: That is the only US based intelligence (Mil or otherwise) that has any clue about what is really going on in that arena and has been since the onset. Figure it out. LOL
AWK: That's nice. I'm proud of them and wish them well.
What's your point?
OPAG: No point, except I was given permission to point that fact out. LOL
Wow! Nuland basically admits that Ukraine-Russia peace deal, which was close to being finalized in spring 2022, “fell apart” because US, UK & other Western governments “advised” Zelensky government that it was not “good deal” even though even members of Ukrainian delegation… pic.twitter.com/HPsrpOzQNf
— Ivan Katchanovski (@I_Katchanovski) September 8, 2024
According to a research by Forbes Ukraine reserves of natural resources worth up to $7 trillion out of around $15 trillion in all of Ukraine are located in Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
— Global Thinker (@talkrealopinion) September 8, 2024
When Lindsey Graham talks about natural resources in Ukraine this is what he means: pic.twitter.com/2wjGROM2kt
‼️🇺🇦🏴☠ Half of 800 soldiers remain: Ukrainian Armed Forces suffer heavy losses, desertion rate increases, and low morale, especially among infantry in Donbass — CNN
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) September 8, 2024
▪️Ukrainian officers confirmed that the situation is escalating and that reinforcements are arriving… pic.twitter.com/8sg2uuQK32
Well, I'm going to guess there are other agencies that also have a clue, but that would be the only US military one that would really matter. And so what? The 10th group SF knows things in the area of its responsibility. AND???nortex97 said:
Wikipedia of course states their primary responsibility but doesn't state they are 'the only ones in the intelligence complex that have a clue about what is going on.' Not sure why y'all are trying to tap dance around that as some sort of great point, especially after reports such as the one about how under Obama-Biden the IC refused outright ("Just following orders") to accept data about our enemies, even to take possession of it, contra their narrative/beliefs/commands. The intelligence community has been largely compromised, imho, for some time.
Anyway…Nuland admitting how the peace deal was killed in favor of hundreds of thousands dead: she didn't like a neutral, demilitarized Ukraine.Wow! Nuland basically admits that Ukraine-Russia peace deal, which was close to being finalized in spring 2022, “fell apart” because US, UK & other Western governments “advised” Zelensky government that it was not “good deal” even though even members of Ukrainian delegation… pic.twitter.com/HPsrpOzQNf
— Ivan Katchanovski (@I_Katchanovski) September 8, 2024According to a research by Forbes Ukraine reserves of natural resources worth up to $7 trillion out of around $15 trillion in all of Ukraine are located in Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
— Global Thinker (@talkrealopinion) September 8, 2024
When Lindsey Graham talks about natural resources in Ukraine this is what he means: pic.twitter.com/2wjGROM2kt‼️🇺🇦🏴☠ Half of 800 soldiers remain: Ukrainian Armed Forces suffer heavy losses, desertion rate increases, and low morale, especially among infantry in Donbass — CNN
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) September 8, 2024
▪️Ukrainian officers confirmed that the situation is escalating and that reinforcements are arriving… pic.twitter.com/8sg2uuQK32
Forever war.
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but that would be the only US military one that would really matter. And so what? The 10th group SF knows things in the area of its responsibility. AND???
"Lt Col Oleh Dehtyarenko, a battalion commander of the 110th brigade, told the BBC that the front line on the northern flank of Russia’s assault on Pokrovsk had indeed been stabilised. However, Russian attacks are mostly focused on the southern flank, he says, where heavy battles… pic.twitter.com/Fkoh9NoMnv
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 9, 2024
The commander of an old M-101 howitzer from the Ukrainian National Guard’s 15th Brigade, currently defending the city of Selydove near Pokrovsk, said Russia “attacks in groups of up to 15 people, sometimes up to 60,” he said. “We fire up to 200 rounds a day [to repel them].” His… https://t.co/LwmSp25RWV pic.twitter.com/cJhnsJKd8E
— John Hardie (@JohnH105) September 9, 2024
Sounds like they need some FLIR FPV cameras on their drones.nortex97 said:
8km."Lt Col Oleh Dehtyarenko, a battalion commander of the 110th brigade, told the BBC that the front line on the northern flank of Russia’s assault on Pokrovsk had indeed been stabilised. However, Russian attacks are mostly focused on the southern flank, he says, where heavy battles… pic.twitter.com/Fkoh9NoMnv
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 9, 2024
10:1 manpower advantage:The commander of an old M-101 howitzer from the Ukrainian National Guard’s 15th Brigade, currently defending the city of Selydove near Pokrovsk, said Russia “attacks in groups of up to 15 people, sometimes up to 60,” he said. “We fire up to 200 rounds a day [to repel them].” His… https://t.co/LwmSp25RWV pic.twitter.com/cJhnsJKd8E
— John Hardie (@JohnH105) September 9, 2024
Even more proof I why I will put you on ingore. You have zero clue what you are talking about when it comes to a MIl intelligence level. NONE.Quote:
Yep, and that's not how it remotely works. All of those groups fall under SOCOM and then share with each geographic combatant command. And within each combatant commands you'll have associated task forces. For example, we fell under 5th Group while in Iraq and Syria. However, while there they also aligned with SOJTF which itself shared with CJTF to then carry out the overall mission for OIR.
I believe you so very much.OPAG said:
As I said before, I could take you by the hand, introduce you directly to my "sources" and you would still not believe it,
So let me simply spell it out for you, yes ONE of my sources is from the 10th. Now you can choose to believe that or not.
But understand, what ever you believe or not believe has zero impact on the truth.
Of course you guys don't believe me you are basically calling me a liar.
I have no reason to lie. And as I said to you and staff I am not going to do nothing in anyway shape or form to reveal any info that could be remotely traced back, UNTIL I GOT DIRECT PERMISSION.
I am just going to put both of you on ignore and move on.
OPAG said:Even more proof I why I will put you on ingore. You have zero clue what you are talking about when it comes to a MIl intelligence level. NONE.Quote:
Yep, and that's not how it remotely works. All of those groups fall under SOCOM and then share with each geographic combatant command. And within each combatant commands you'll have associated task forces. For example, we fell under 5th Group while in Iraq and Syria. However, while there they also aligned with SOJTF which itself shared with CJTF to then carry out the overall mission for OIR.
OPAG said:Even more proof I why I will put you on ingore. You have zero clue what you are talking about when it comes to a MIl intelligence level. NONE.Quote:
Yep, and that's not how it remotely works. All of those groups fall under SOCOM and then share with each geographic combatant command. And within each combatant commands you'll have associated task forces. For example, we fell under 5th Group while in Iraq and Syria. However, while there they also aligned with SOJTF which itself shared with CJTF to then carry out the overall mission for OIR.
I don't again speak for anyone else but so much of that poster's 'expertise' is simply analogous to my thinking I could coach the Aggie pitchers based on having attended football games for a few years as a spectator. Being somewhere doesn't give someone subject matter expertise on all things involved in a matter as diverse/complex as the military, or tradecraft/intelligence. And I say that as someone who…actually was in an Army MI unit once, but I was just a PFC and a teenager at the time, so hardly a…subject matter expert, nor would I ever claim as much.Quote:
Where is he specifically wrong here?
Bro really used the 2023 CO shush meme for the next game changer 😂
— ayden (@squatsons) September 9, 2024
Unbelievable https://t.co/41yzidq0Nc
Western media isn’t hiding the reality in Ukraine anymore. The 71st suffered 100 losses in 3 days… pic.twitter.com/phf6qTAEhW
— ayden (@squatsons) September 9, 2024
Ugledar should be wrapped soon. An infamous bit of Serge lore finally comes to an end. https://t.co/I1WRJvHzDI
— Big Serge ☦️🇺🇸🇷🇺 (@witte_sergei) September 9, 2024
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I don't again speak for anyone else but so much of that poster's 'expertise' is simply analogous to my thinking I could coach the Aggie pitchers based on having attended football games for a few years as a spectator. Being somewhere doesn't give someone subject matter expertise on all things involved in a matter as diverse/complex as the military, or tradecraft/intelligence. And I say that as someone who…actually was in an Army MI unit once, but I was just a PFC and a teenager at the time, so hardly a…subject matter expert, nor would I ever claim as much.
nortex97 said:I don't again speak for anyone else but so much of that poster's 'expertise' is simply analogous to my thinking I could coach the Aggie pitchers based on having attended football games for a few years as a spectator. Being somewhere doesn't give someone subject matter expertise on all things involved in a matter as diverse/complex as the military, or tradecraft/intelligence. And I say that as someone who…actually was in an Army MI unit once, but I was just a PFC and a teenager at the time, so hardly a…subject matter expert, nor would I ever claim as much.Quote:
Where is he specifically wrong here?
Anyway, new 'wonder weapon' to come later, LOL:Bro really used the 2023 CO shush meme for the next game changer 😂
— ayden (@squatsons) September 9, 2024
Unbelievable https://t.co/41yzidq0Nc
Russian advantages not just in manpower, but drones, EW, air power, and artillery, per Ukrainians:Western media isn’t hiding the reality in Ukraine anymore. The 71st suffered 100 losses in 3 days… pic.twitter.com/phf6qTAEhW
— ayden (@squatsons) September 9, 2024Ugledar should be wrapped soon. An infamous bit of Serge lore finally comes to an end. https://t.co/I1WRJvHzDI
— Big Serge ☦️🇺🇸🇷🇺 (@witte_sergei) September 9, 2024
And ok...OPAG said:
And will reiterate what I was given permission to say.
ALL REAL INTELLIGENCE ABOUT WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON IN UKRAINE FROM A MILITARY PERSPECTIVE IS COMING THROUGH THE 10th, not the CIA, not the DOD - the 10th informs the DOD.
Period.
🇷🇺🇺🇦 Massive Ukrainian drone raid
— Rybar Force (@rybar_force) September 10, 2024
situation by 12pm, September 10, 2024
Last night, Ukrainian forces carried out a massive attack on Russian regions. Air defense forces intercepted 144 enemy drones in eight regions of the country, with no casualties.
▪️ The largest number of… pic.twitter.com/lmIfVvbhha
📌It is obvious that the West will not conduct any negotiations that are beneficial for Russia, and the talk about them is more likely aimed at increasing internal pressure and trying to destabilize society with the thesis of "Moscow's unwillingness to negotiate".
— Rybar Force (@rybar_force) September 9, 2024
At the same…
The Ukrainians played themselves with their strike campaign against the crossings over the Seim River.
— Armchair Warlord (@ArmchairW) September 10, 2024
The Russians were able to not only sustain their forces in the area but mass troops for an offensive, which easily sliced through a flank the AFU thought to be secure.⬇️
I… https://t.co/7AwVlEUlDo pic.twitter.com/GnfF853edm
Umm, 50 percent desertion rates is pretty bad.Quote:Again we hear the same timeworn tale:Quote:
As a battalion commander, Dima was in charge of around 800 men who fought in some of the fiercest, bloodiest battles of the war most recently near Pokrovsk, the strategic eastern town that is now on the brink of falling to Russia.
But with most of his troops now dead or severely injured, Dima decided he'd had enough. He quit and took another job with the military in an office in Kyiv.The more eye-opening admission pertains to the utterly widespread nature of desertion in the AFU's ranks:Quote:
Two and half years of Russia's grinding offensive have decimated many Ukrainian units. Reinforcements are few and far between, leaving some soldiers exhausted and demoralized. The situation is particularly dire among infantry units near Pokrovsk and elsewhere on the eastern front line, where Ukraine is struggling to stop Russia's creeping advances.The majority of mobilized soldiers are leaving their positions? Mobilized are now the majority of the entire armed forces, so that can't be a good sign.Quote:
CNN spoke to six commanders and officers who are or were until recently fighting or supervising units in the area. All six said desertion and insubordination are becoming a widespread problem, especially among newly recruited soldiers.
"Not all mobilized soldiers are leaving their positions, but the majority are. When new guys come here, they see how difficult it is. They see a lot of enemy drones, artillery and mortars," one unit commander currently fighting in Pokrovsk told CNN. He also asked to remain anonymous.
⚡️🇺🇦🇩🇪"Zelensky is waging a constant information war against us - using the media, with whose help he wants to force us to supply long-range weapons. And by doing so, he actually wants to make us participants in the war"
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) September 10, 2024
A breakthrough in reality on German TV, comrades! Military… pic.twitter.com/Xncl4Y7F3j
Ukrainian-Russian war. Day 929:
— @Suriyak (@Suriyakmaps) September 10, 2024
Situation on Kursk front:
- At Korenevsky district #UkrainianArmy made small advances north of Matveeka entering again in Vetreno. On the other hand, significant developments took place a series of kilometers south. During the last 48 hours… pic.twitter.com/i3vAvfIm62
Ukrainian-Russian war. Day 930:
— @Suriyak (@Suriyakmaps) September 11, 2024
Situation on Pokrovsk front: Combing operations take place in the eastern outskirts and the first houses of Sukhyi Yar & Lysivka after #RussianArmy expelled #UkrainianArmy from this area.
Map: [ https://t.co/eeP3xsjOeo ] pic.twitter.com/qmDSqQfCK0
Note that many of the Ukrainian rear belts are oriented to defend against a thrust from the south, not towards an east-west axis. https://t.co/PnXDsfyB31
— Big Serge ☦️🇺🇸🇷🇺 (@witte_sergei) September 11, 2024
🇷🇺 BRICS Security Meeting is about to begin in St. Petersburg!
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) September 12, 2024
The world is realigning pic.twitter.com/f1O5Z8fqKe
This article - astonishing growth, foreign econ ties, and potential of Russia's Far East is an example.
— Charles Bausman ☦️ 🇩🇪 🇺🇸 (@CBausman) September 12, 2024
Russia's allignment with the Asian powerhouses = huge future benefits.
Europe missing out bigly. Russia will be very rich indeed.
Four million Ukrainians have been granted temporary protection in the EU.
— Brussels Signal (@brusselssignal) September 12, 2024
According to the latest Eurostat release published September 10, 1,110,600 Ukrainians are under protection status in Germany, 976,205 in Poland, and 369,610 in Czechia.
Since the end of June 2024,… pic.twitter.com/GFoKtClsdc
The silence from the pro Ukrainian info space is deafening.
— ayden (@squatsons) September 12, 2024
Guys you know you have to tell your followers what going on eventually right?
Or are we waiting for missile cope?
It saddens me that the government of United States of America under Biden/Harris has become the greatest threat on our shared planet.
— Rob Schneider (@RobSchneider) September 13, 2024
These neo-con lunatics WANT WORLD WAR III.
VOTE THEM OUT!! https://t.co/3qr7RiQwyW
If true, this could end catastrophic. The party of joy at it again. https://t.co/ymoebV0EnR
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) September 13, 2024
It's all an absurdity, though I could see the political appeal of ramping up the conflict heading into the election, and/or leaving Trump with a hot war with Russia to deal with. Anyway, it's a long update, but this is the crux of his take:Quote:
Zelensky is traveling to the US to present his plan, which some sources have claimed has three points, which I outlined last time, but as reminder:Quote:
1. Zelensky wants the US to allow long-range strikes into Russia with foreign missiles to destroy all military bases, airfields, ammunition and fuel depots within the European part of Russia.
2. The West (US/NATO) must protect Western Ukraine with Polish and Romanian air defense systems from Russian retaliation strikes so Ukraine could transfer own air defense systems closer to the battlefield.
3. The West must guarantee to be prepared to get more involved by sending ground troops to certain parts of Ukraine to free up Ukraine's manpower which could be sent to the front lines. Zelensky believes after this campaign Russia would be forced to retreat, at some point Putin's leadership would be destabilized and replaced, with the new leadership signing a peace deal.
It's dangerous having these children running our foreign policy, supporting the reckless coke-head Zelensky in the proxy war. Hopefully we can make it to January safely without going to direct war with Russia/China. More at the link.Quote:
As you can see in the above, the US will likely attempt to "sit on both chairs" by acceding to Ukraine's demands to give them some more leeway in strikes, but still hoping to not provoke Russia into an uncontrollable or runaway escalatory spiral. This would logically entail Ukraine given conditional permission to strike certain conventional targets, but not anything even remotely sensitive, with a long list of red-line "no-gos" which would of course include things like nuclear plants, but even likely governmental or institutional structures, for instanceat the extreme end of the casestriking the Kremlin.
This may sound absurd at face value, but Zelensky literally stated: "It's a pity we can't strike the Kremlin" in an interview days agociting the poor range of his weaponsand Ukraine would love the ability to "humiliate" Russia and boost its morale by doing something like that.
You forgot the Illuminati.OPAG said:
This is what they want Nortex. As I have been screaming for years now. The cabal, the Club Rome, Schuab, Soros, Gates, Obama/Biden Harris - the Left, Romney, McCain, the Bush's. the Rothchilds, the CIA, Mi6, Five Eyes. Big Pharma, Big Ag, have all the same agenda part of the same club.
They are Malthusians, they are occultist, sexually deviant. (Marina Abromovich).
They want war. if they can't have it their way they are not against burning the whole thing down and try to run to their bunkers in NZ.
🇬🇧⚔️🇷🇺 The West’s Imperial Propaganda Machine: How British Intelligence is Waging a War of Narratives Against Russia
— Mr. Bear Geopolitics (@BearGeopolitics) September 13, 2024
The British intelligence apparatus continues to expand its activities against Russia, as evidenced by the recent expulsion of six diplomats from the British… https://t.co/L51ZwVgw08 pic.twitter.com/pRiG1LlNSk
Keir Starmer has said that Ukraine has the right to self-defense, but made it clear that Kiev will not be allowed to use Western missiles to strike deep into Russia for the time being.
— ayden (@squatsons) September 13, 2024
Looks like the the red line is being respected.
🇺🇦‼️🚨 Demographic catastrophe in Ukraine!
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) September 13, 2024
“Ukraine stopped providing consular services (renew passport) to enforce citizens to return to Ukraine,
But Ukranians abroad simply renounce their citizenships!”
— Ukrainian MP Mykola Kniazhitsky
They will NEVER return home!
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