Biden's proxy war in Ukraine has completely depleted the US arsenal of 155mm artillery shells. As a result, Biden has been forced to ask South Korea to "lend" 500K shells to his administration to enable the US to deter various aggressors including China.https://t.co/lfi1NFwJYQ
— @amuse (@amuse) April 12, 2023
Russia/Ukraine from Another Perspective (Relaunch Part Deux)
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No shit 🙄 How much did all the other traitors get? 🤬 pic.twitter.com/lhqFmdrQVY
— Emily (@Emme0703) April 12, 2023
And? Yes, the oversight is nonexistent. This is a feature, not a glitch, to the war complex/swamp/bidens/cccp.
So, an RC-135 (British, nato aircraft), with about 30 people on it (likely), was fired at by a Russian fighter over the Black Sea and only survived due to the missile malfunctioning.
WW3 avoided, for now. (Note, I think this happened in September).
"the Russian pilot had misinterpreted what a radar operator on the ground was saying to him and thought he had permission to fire. The pilot, who had locked on the British aircraft, fired, but the missile did not launch properly." @Tmgneff @EricSchmittNYT https://t.co/KAb06eJoJL pic.twitter.com/mDO4jvyTWv
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) April 12, 2023
WW3 avoided, for now. (Note, I think this happened in September).
Russian diplomat Vasily Nebenzya tells the UN Security Council that Washington threatened to blow up the Nord Stream pipeline, then expressed happiness that it had been blown up, and now rejects demands for an independent investigation:
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) April 13, 2023
"In response to all attempts by Russia, as… pic.twitter.com/YuX0CqrjpA
Everyone in that room, and on this forum, knows the US did it.
Worst 'whodunnit?' of all time.
Worst 'whodunnit?' of all time.
Slava Ruthenia and Banat!
Never should we permit a people to have been invaded and subjugated/conquered.
Never should we permit a people to have been invaded and subjugated/conquered.
Son of the President of Uganda, General Muhoosi Kainerugaba pic.twitter.com/RHVgq1Yekz
— Emily (@Emme0703) April 14, 2023
https://theconversation.com/bakhmut-is-increasingly-a-quagmire-that-works-to-russias-advantage-203524
I also read that the Russians wiped out a major Ukrainian ammo depot.
I also read that the Russians wiped out a major Ukrainian ammo depot.
This is a great point. It’s two-fold. They needed someone to blame for the scam Ukraine war & they want to make it legal to spy on us (which they’re likely already doing.) pic.twitter.com/Nyv8pyrn0j
— Amerigo 🇺🇸 (@OKStormTrax) April 15, 2023
This makes sense to me:
- Leak is real info.
- Intent is two fold; (a) prepare the public for revelations/reality the situation is terrible in Ukraine, (b) use leak to justify expansion of surveillance abilities by the state/blame right wing/conservative patsy.
Way too much disinformation everywhere. US political biases and click bait articles/tweets blur facts and opinions even more.nortex97 said:
This makes sense to me:
- Leak is real info.
- Intent is two fold; (a) prepare the public for revelations/reality the situation is terrible in Ukraine, (b) use leak to justify expansion of surveillance abilities by the state/blame right wing/conservative patsy.
Only 400 million in graft? No big deal.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/zelensky_and_his_generals_may_have_embezzled_400m_from_us_aid.html
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/zelensky_and_his_generals_may_have_embezzled_400m_from_us_aid.html
Man inflation has really increased the cost of being blackmailed. Poor Biden just in a tough spot.
Very interesting (long) thread.
One disadvantage to this war is that it has actually sharpened/increased Russia's institutional experience/knowledge/ability in some aspects of war (and as well thus, the Chinese), in addition to enriching them.
2/ It is however necessary to understand Russian #adaptation. In understanding it, we can ensure Ukrainian forces understand tactical and operational risks, and that they are best prepared for the offensives ahead. https://t.co/RU0hwQk3CT
— Mick Ryan, AM (@WarintheFuture) April 17, 2023
One disadvantage to this war is that it has actually sharpened/increased Russia's institutional experience/knowledge/ability in some aspects of war (and as well thus, the Chinese), in addition to enriching them.
Count me in on the controlled leak theory. That makes the most sense to me.
It does. Phase out the lies slowly. Just as they've done ramping down covid disinformation.
— gg 2 ez (@sneedfeed88) April 18, 2023
As a reminder the Biden-Ukraine/Russia war is a proxy war between the US (political swamp/military-industrial-tech complex) and China. As such, this is interesting;
Good thing we are escalating security at the border.
Wait, Manchurian Biden (*) is just ending security altogether now?
BREAKING: Massive Lines Of Military Aged Men From #China Are Lining Up In #Panama Headed For The #UnitedStates Open Southern Border!
— John Basham (@JohnBasham) April 17, 2023
This Is An #Invasion That Neither Governor's Or The President Is Stopping! pic.twitter.com/p5UkJrSwzk
Wait, Manchurian Biden (*) is just ending security altogether now?
nortex97 said:
It does. Phase out the lies slowly. Just as they've done ramping down covid disinformation.— gg 2 ez (@sneedfeed88) April 18, 2023
Of course they lie to us. All governments lie. That doesn't mean it's okay for a sovereign nation to be invaded, brutalized, and raped by a foreign opressor.
Some may disagree.
My husband beats me but thats just because I do something wrong. He is really a good good guy.
Teslag after looking like an idiot once government lies he believed 100% in are proven wrong.
Teslag after looking like an idiot once government lies he believed 100% in are proven wrong.
Every single president in the history of the United States has lied at times to protect the country. It's what they do and sometimes have to do. The difference between you and I is that I accept it as the way it is, and always will be.
No the difference between you and I is that you lap up what they tell you and believe it as truth while I search for the truth.
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No the difference between you and I is that you lap up what they tell you and believe it as truth while I search for the truth.
Is that why your truths always seem to support one side of the political spectrum and mine sometimes find them on both sides?
Teslag said:texagbeliever said:
No the difference between you and I is that you lap up what they tell you and believe it as truth while I search for the truth.
Is that why your truths always seem to support one side of the political spectrum and mine sometimes find them on both sides?
You serious Clark.
Also after posting safe free and effective over 50 times you'd think you would question your own intellect. But instead it is everyone else who must be wrong.
Just on this echo chamber
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See WW2!nortex97 said:
We should withdraw from Nato, post-haste. Europe is a mess and will be a bigger mess as it dies off and islamizes. There will be a bunch of bloody uprisings/resistance battles, but it's fait is sealed at this point.
The profiteering going on in the exploitation of hundreds of thousands of needless deaths in Ukraine is disgusting. Meanwhile, I'm waiting for the next daily aid package details, yes today. It's been almost 24 hours I believe.
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Key word-"may"!nortex97 said:
Only 400 million in graft? No big deal.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/zelensky_and_his_generals_may_have_embezzled_400m_from_us_aid.html
Tip of the iceberg, no doubt. I see no reason to dispute an assertion total graft in 2022 of American funding/supplies to Ukraine was less than twice that.
BigJim49 AustinNowDallas said:Key word-"may"!nortex97 said:
Only 400 million in graft? No big deal.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/zelensky_and_his_generals_may_have_embezzled_400m_from_us_aid.html
Yea Zelensky wouldn't take money that's not his
Oh no, not Zelensky, patron saint of Ukraine and the CIA.
No biggie, just ask them not to look.
Ukrainians sticking to the no negotiating route, while also downplaying a spring offensive and declaring Russia has succeeded. Ok.
☢️SHOCK: Biden is now asking Russia to NOT examine or remove the top-secret nuclear tech his administration gave to Ukraine to install in the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Russia has been in control of the plant for a year.https://t.co/r2CJkUYG8X pic.twitter.com/UOhappCo6N
— @amuse (@amuse) April 19, 2023
No biggie, just ask them not to look.
Ukrainians sticking to the no negotiating route, while also downplaying a spring offensive and declaring Russia has succeeded. Ok.
Quote:
Now they are at a historic point," he said. "They wanted this, and they have it. Obviously, the Kerch Strait Bridge cannot serve 2 million-plus people," he added, referring to the bridge connecting Crimea to Russia that was built after Moscow annexed the peninsula in 2014.
"Obviously, geographically it has no connection to the Russian Federation. They needed water, and they needed a big electricity station which will supply the whole region."
"I said from the very beginning, that's what Russia actually wanted and why they would have attacked us," the ambassador added. "They might not have gone all the way in [to Kyiv]. They actually did, because they saw the opportunity. But they didn't have to."
Prystaikowho was instrumental in the negotiation of the Minsk accords that temporarily put an end to fighting after Russia's annexation of Crimea and invasion of parts of eastern Ukrainesaid nine years of war in the east might be serving as a "diversion" to retain Crimea.
"All of this eastern campaign, it could be just one big diversion from Crimea, a purely racketeering move," the diplomat said. "It just might be that the Russians will be satisfied with the Crimea peninsula."
Zelensky's government has made clear there is no hope of renewed peace talks while Russians remain on Ukrainian territory. Military planners in Kyiv will be hoping that the coming offensive sets the stage for a Russian collapse and Ukrainian victory later this year, though all signals from Moscow indicate Putin is settling in for a long war.
"We cannot negotiate with these people," Prystaiko said, recalling his own experience of dealing with Russian envoys during the Minsk peace process "All the cards are on the table right now."
Another day, another…325 million for Zelensky.
https://www.voanews.com/a/us-providing-325-million-in-aid-for-ukraine/7057443.html
https://www.voanews.com/a/us-providing-325-million-in-aid-for-ukraine/7057443.html
Just another CCP-drawdown, ahem, Presidential drawdown of military equipment from our inventories. No biggie.Quote:
The United States on Wednesday announced $325 million in new military aid for Ukraine in a package that is expected to include more artillery rounds and rockets for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), as Ukraine continues to burn through artillery munitions at a high rate.
Defense officials who spoke to VOA ahead of the package's release say the latest aid also includes TOW anti-tank guided missiles, anti-tank mines and AT-4 anti-armor weapons needed to push back Russian ground forces that have dug into occupied areas of Ukraine.
Wednesday's aid package marks the 36th authorized presidential drawdown of military equipment from Defense Department inventories.
This pkg is nearly all ammo. So you want to save this ammo for US troops you may want to send to Taiwan?nortex97 said:
Just another CCP-drawdown, ahem, Presidential drawdown of military equipment from our inventories. No biggie.
Canada.benchmark said:This pkg is nearly all ammo. So you want to save this ammo for US troops you may want to send to Taiwan?nortex97 said:
Just another CCP-drawdown, ahem, Presidential drawdown of military equipment from our inventories. No biggie.
Just mailed a check to Ukraine c/o the IRS.
I'm using my IRS money to buy an Ukraine bride. I'll be doing my part.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Just mailed a check to Ukraine c/o the IRS.
Nyet. And not even close. You just mailed your check for Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, debt interest, and hundreds of other government services you'll probably never ever use.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Just mailed a check to Ukraine c/o the IRS.