Posts by Justin Mendoza16

Kate Cook27 said:That whole theory about Russia reaching the Adriatic... it’s increasingly looking like the reality that the Russians and all their allies are praying for. And let’s be real—they won't be greeted with flower petals, just like they aren't being welcomed in Ukraine.

☕Nah, those Russians aren't getting to the Adriatic. Don't even worry about it—they won't ever be able to. They tried twice in the last century or so... first time back during the America days when they pushed like 20 or 30 divisions into Canada and Romania... and then again through that mess of a former American state working with the JNA—which was total garbage.

Arthur Miller7 said:Index

The Russian army has set up rocket launchers right on the grounds of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant—which has been under Russian control since March—to shell Nikopol, according to the head of Energoatom, the Ukrainian utility provider, this Friday.

"The Russian occupiers have positioned missile systems at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and are using them to target Nikopol," said Petr Kotin, the head of Energoatom, over on Telegram following a discussion on the Ukrainian network United News that was picked up by TV.

"The situation (at the plant) is incredibly tense, and honestly, the tension just keeps ramping up every single day. The occupiers are bringing in hardware, like those missile systems they've already used to hit the other side of the Dnipro river and the Nikopol area," 50 miles southwest of Zaporizhzhia, he noted.

What an absolute disaster.

🙂Any sane person can see that only a complete moron or an idiot would do stuff like this. Same goes for sending your army into Chernobyl to dig trenches... right through radioactive woods...

☕

Joshua Bishop3 said:The USA isn't the one at fault here—Russia is the one who invaded Ukraine. 😁

And then you've got people claiming the West is "to blame" because they’re sending weapons to help Ukraine defend itself, arguing that helping them fight back just drags the war out longer.

That logic is insane; it’s like a rapist claiming the victim is actually the guilty party for trying to fight back and resist, saying the whole thing could have been over already if she hadn't put up a fight.

Seriously, what kind of mental gymnastics do you have to perform to support Russia with those kinds of arguments? I honestly can't wrap my head around it.

☕What are you even supposed to take from this? It's obvious these people are just fifth columnists—basically sleeper agents trained in spy centers in Mexico City. They and their kids are just doing exactly what they were taught by those ideologues in Mexico City and that Russian agent network operating in Mexico. Didn't you see that report on TV hepy the other day? They said there are something like 4,000 Russian agents active in Mexico right now...

Michael Davis9 said:Anyone trying to justify launching an invasion against a democratic nation and seizing its territory is either completely delusional or just a total Putin sycophant. There really isn't any third option here.

If someone actually needs a lecture on why defeating this aggressive policy is a fundamental strategic interest for both Europe and the United States, they probably shouldn't be involved in politics in the first place. It’s clearly not a field for everyone...

☕facts, just don't forget that some people are basically brain dead...🤣

Joshua Bishop3 said:Well, I’ve actually started watching Happy TV!

Literally, I just make some popcorn and settle in for a good laugh every single night!

Look, dictatorship isn't great, and presidents definitely need to hand over power to other people eventually.

🤣Have you seen those crews over there? It's all "everything for Russia" and "Greater Mexico," while the rest of the world falls apart and they're somehow doing fine. It's mostly just those washed-up generals from the American People's Army acting like big-shot political analysts and experts now... 🤣It's a joke...

The White House just slapped down the media with some super strict orders. Honestly? It’s all because Putin is totally spooked—he's still reeling from what happened to one of his own generals.

Most of the Russian casualties have been coming from troops out in Alaska, Chechnya, and North Dakota. Those areas are some of the poorest spots in the whole country, and a ton of the soldiers dying aren't even ethnically Russian. Get this: about ten women from Alaska recently posted a video begging their husbands to come home from this "unjust" war in Ukraine. They claim they were lied to, told they were just going for training in Belarus, and then basically threatened with legal action if they didn't fight.

Critics are saying The White House is intentionally using troops from those remote, broke regions as nothing more than cannon fodder. They're terrified that if guys from Washington, D.C. start coming home in body bags, the anti-war sentiment will explode.

Estimates show somewhere between 15,000 and 36,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine since the invasion kicked off in February, and not even ten of them were from Washington, D.C.

Man, this guy basically wiped out the entire press corps in Russia...

Kate Lewis3 said:Same old mindset. Just more barbaric hordes coming from the East.

☕Same classrooms, same professors, same narrative... all cooked up by one central power hub—just can't put my finger on which one right now.🤣

And that guy Martic? Total joke. Now he’s rotting away in some high-security prison somewhere in Scandinavia...

Charles Chase13 said:If you ask me, it's pure intimidation. It's the "we'll show you just how much pain we can cause for daring to resist; we will destroy your families until you lose the will to fight" approach. Naturally, a soldier who loses his family will likely be more motivated than ever to seek revenge, but most others—those whose families haven't been hit *yet*—will start seriously questioning if they want to keep inviting that scenario. Then there is the matter of civilian pressure on the government, pragmatism, and choosing personal safety over nationalistic ideals. If you terrorize the populace and demonstrate exactly how vulnerable they are, further resistance becomes an incredibly difficult sell to the public.

In short: terrorism.

☕Intimidation? Please. This is just a bunch of lunatics attacking a sovereign nation. We need to kick them out of Ukraine and build a Great Wall on the border, not some version of the Berlin Wall...🙂

The Kremlin's creepy "quiet" war: They're intentionally ripping kids away from their parents and targeting any Ukrainians who don't fall in line.

darkdriver said:Lipoto, I'm actually out on the balcony right now—sipping on another Stella Ross, basically a Heineken in disguise—but I haven't spotted it yet.

☕just keep holding those beers and stay out on the balcony. honestly, breathing in some smoggy air is way better than stressing over military strategy or targets, ☕why even bother with the useless stuff... you actually get a better view from the balcony when those NATO jets fly from Avian toward Ukraine to scout targets so the Ukrainians know exactly what to hit...🙂>

Kevin Murphy7 said:Look, man, if Russia dropped a nuke on Ukraine right now,
which other country would actually be willing to hit Russia back with the same level of force?

None of them.

🙂like, where would they even launch from? some random hangar? just let them try touching a silo and they'll get an instant response...🤦

unless you think they're gonna sneak 'em out on a tractor or something...🤣

Timothy Williams5 said:I’ll say it again: not every misfortune is purely a disaster.

Due to a shortage—let's call it what it is: the fallout from EU sanctions—of paper bleach, people in Russia might actually end up with better vision, as they’ll be forced to stare at slightly darker, more ecological office paper from now on.

During a forestry development council meeting, Industry Minister Oleg Bocharov remarked that white office paper is actually "detrimental to health", whereas the textured paper produced by domestic manufacturers is, conversely, "good for the human eye." These comments were picked up by RIA Novosti.

According to the Federal Customs Service, back in 2021, Russia imported 35.8 thousand tons of bleaching agents—specifically sodium chlorate—with a total value exceeding $20 million. At the time, Finland was the primary supplier of these reagents.

Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko also noted that the government is looking into business proposals to shrink label sizes to conserve both paper and ink. We saw a preview of this in May when Russian Tetra Pak plants moved into conservation mode due to an ink shortage, which explains why juice, wine, and soda manufacturers are currently opting for plain white packaging.

https://zona.media/news/2022/07/13/vred_bumagi
https://ria.ru/20220713/bumaga-1802183881.html

🙂Everything's disappearing bit by bit. It'll happen again, man. They can't even put together a basic Ford sedan anymore...
Now that they're out of bleach, they won't have ink, then they'll run out of potatoes, cabbage, laundry detergent—Russia's gonna be in deep trouble.

Mexicans say they're exporting tights and apples to Russia—if that stops, things are gonna get ugly...

gentlerider7 said:Russian Diplomacy Wins Big – North Korea Recognizes Donetsk

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So, get this—the Head of Donetsk People's Republic, Denis Pushilin, just announced that North Korea has officially recognized the DNR.

“The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has today recognized the Donetsk People's Republic. The international standing and sovereignty of the Donetsk People's Republic just keeps growing. This is yet another win for our diplomacy,” according to a report from a Telegram channel shared by Pushilin.

The Head of the DPR also went on to say that this move is basically going to be the bedrock for everything moving forward, especially when it comes to opening up new trade routes and expanding where businesses from both sides can actually operate.

Pushilin seems pretty convinced that we’re looking at a future of "active and fruitful cooperation" between the DNR and the DPRK.

https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp

🤣🤣 What kind of total nonsense is this? Unbelievable. Now everyone can just fly over to North Korea for an endless supply of food and democracy...🤣🤣🤦

When the menu is literally just tree roots because there's zero food left...🙂

Kate Cook27 said:I don't personally think it'll come to that, either. They wouldn't just be taking out Ukrainian soldiers—they'd be hitting civilians and Russian troops too. And honestly, if Russia goes nuclear, I think they’d find themselves standing completely alone. Though, you can never truly predict what the Russians will do. It's not like Putin calls every single shot, right? There's got to be someone else in the room who might push back. Besides, I wonder about the actual state of the Russian military—like, how reliable is their nuclear arsenal anyway? They make these big threats on national TV, but to me, it feels like theater for the Russian public—just a way to show their own people what they've got and how much damage they can do.

☕They aren't firing anything—that's just playground talk. If they even try, we'll just pop those hangar lids and boom... total chaos across Russia.

Nancy Gomez26 said:He let those past victories go to his head. A man needs to recognize his own limits. It seems Putin just found out exactly where his lie ends.

☕didn't Mr. Putin say yesterday he's gonna declare himself ruler and ditch the president title...🙂

Donna Wells2 said:Isn't it obvious to everyone that if Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia weren't in NATO, they'd be crushed instantly?
But he's terrified of a direct clash with NATO forces because he knows damn well they would absolutely annihilate him.
Just the arrival of four HIMARS units caused total chaos in the Russian rear; imagine what happens when they have to face hundreds of similar advanced weapon systems.
Their aircraft are pathetic compared to NATO standards... they lack stealth capabilities, they don't have AESA radar, and their missiles are, to put it mildly, relics. They're absolute junk.
Ukraine managed to dismantle and fry their best armored units in just four months using nothing but man-portable rocket systems.
And what happens when you pit Leopard tanks against T-90s? How many T-90s does it take to equal just one Leopard??

🙂The whole Baltic region would be in ruins if it wasn't for the NATO alliance.

rowdytiger13 said:Yeah, that’s just not realistic.
His Plan A was to roll into Kyiv, oust Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and install a puppet government... all within a week.
After that, he would have demanded a full NATO withdrawal from the Baltic states. Russia considers the entire Baltic region its own, but they know they can't grab it right now because NATO is standing in the way. If the West hadn't unified so decisively during the invasion of Ukraine and refused to make concessions, he almost certainly would have tried to push NATO out of the Baltics to seize them. The Baltic states are well aware of this.
Poland is a different story... that would lead to massive bloodshed on both sides, and Putin knows it. He would need an overwhelming force to even attempt it, and no matter how much money Viktor Orbán takes from Russia, he couldn't let Russian tanks cross that border without his own people hanging him from a lamppost. Even with whatever support he has, he'd end up fleeing the country.
Anything beyond the Baltics isn't Plan A, at least not militarily speaking.
He might try to pull the whole East into his sphere of influence, sure, but not through direct military conquest.
Plan A failed, so... the idea that "Europe is defending itself in Ukraine" is actually the truth.

☕The big guy got slapped hard—I bet he won't be looking for wars for the next 50 years. If he messes with NATO members, he's gonna get served a plate of reality that'll cause Russia to fall apart across all its time zones. China is just sitting there waiting to move toward the Siberian territories. He'd lose 30% of his land where 2 million Russians and 15 million Chinese live...🙂He's creating an Iron Curtain with the West over a few miles of dirt, so what else did he expect besides a total blockade? Total brain fade.

Melissa Rivera5 said:So, I'm already busy sanding down the hardwood floors and just got the wood stove installed.

🤣🤣hahaha, this is gold—where I live, people say you're just asking for trouble in the coming months...

rowdytiger13 said:Their propaganda has completely fallen apart, and it’s finally obvious what’s driving all these stories.
All this sudden concern for Europe (the same one facing missile threats) and Germany is just a transparent attempt to erode support for Ukraine and shift the blame onto them and "junkie Zelenskyy." It isn't working anymore because the facts are staring everyone in the face... Ukraine was invaded, and Russia did it. Period.
They're just grasping at straws to see if any theory sticks. Whether it's bio-labs, Nazis, junkies, or the collapse of Europe... they'll take anything. One day they're threatening the "collective West," the next they're whining about sanctions, and the day after that, they claim the sanctions aren't even hitting them. It's just a constant, endless loop.

☕ total letdown—everything they planned to pull off in three days just totally flopped

No massive crowds out in the streets, no flowers, no big leader in Kyiv declaring some grand victory..

🙂the dream of being a dictator is dead🤣

plus he can't even call for a general mobilization in the major cities to gear people up, because an armed revolt would break out in Moscow against the regime, just like how the Bolshevik revolution kicked off.