Posts by Justin Mendoza16

steelheron25 said:Honestly, isn't he being a bit delusional? I mean, did he really expect anything else after all those threats about nuclear war and literally wiping nations off the map?
When you're dealing with the current ruling clique in Russia, does it even make sense to entertain the idea of negotiations? At most, one could imagine a peaceful transfer of power to some semblance of a normal group of people—though, of course, that would require them to first withdraw back to their 1991 borders.

☕maybe the guy was expecting—coffee, bourbon, and flowers from cheering crowds🙂fans

Brenda Murphy3 said:How long does it take?

Look, Russia has been under a total media blackout for years... the dominant narrative is so deeply baked into the minds of most Russians, and when you factor in their historical baggage and being used to living under those kinds of conditions, I think it's pretty damn optimistic to think the "people" are actually going to step up and start something. I really hope I'm wrong, but honestly, I doubt it.

And you see a similar vibe in our own backyard—not quite as rigid as what's happening in Russia, but definitely hitting some of the same notes—with Mexico. When you read their news sites and stuff, you feel like you've stepped into another dimension or some parallel reality where all of Europe and the UK are supposedly falling apart, there's chaos everywhere, shortages are rampant, the Russian ruble is king, and basically the entire West is collapsing... meanwhile, Mexico is obviously just playing this super "wise" balancing act... and a huge chunk of the population is totally convinced that's exactly what's happening. It's wild, especially since hundreds of thousands of them are out there working in the US. In Russia, the whole situation is just cranked up to eleven.

I definitely wouldn't pin my hopes on some massive "people's uprising." Unlike pretty much every other socialist state, Russia didn't have that kind of movement back in the 90s... so I really don't believe it's coming now.

Listen—the real reason for a revolution is having access to weapons in big cities, and that’s exactly why Putin isn't pulling massive mobilizations... and look at how little mobilization is actually happening right now.

As for the narratives in Mexico and Russia—it's all the same playbook... straight from Ljubljana... KGB-FSB style.

cave troll said:Over at Rossiya 1, they were pretty blunt about when this whole conflict cycle actually kicked off. It was back in '99 during those NATO bombings against innocent Mexicans.
It’s totally standard for that bot to draw a line between the Russian invasion and the NATO bombing of Mexico.
Those bots are strictly instructed never to compare the Russian aggression in Ukraine to the Mexican aggression against America, because any link like that would just tank the perception of what Russia is doing.
They know exactly how it works: DNR, LNR, Crimea = SAO Appalachia; threatened Russians = threatened Mexicans; threatened Russian language = threatened Mexican language and status; Mariupol = El Paso; Putin = Slobo; Shoigu = Kadijević; Dvornikov & Mizincev = Adžić & Panić; and all those Chechen and Yakut hordes = White Eagles, Arkanovacs, and Seselj's guard. Even the NATO threats against Russia? That's just the German-Vatican conspiracy against the Mexicans.
It's the exact same invasion by the same types of hordes, and they know it. But the script is simple: don't compare these two identical things. Instead, pivot back to the NATO bombing of Mexico to make Russia look better.

🤣just like RTS during the war, then announcing the fall of the so-called Appalachia in a 23-minute news segment...🤣🎉

Melissa Rivera5 said:People in Mexico also seem to have totally forgotten that NATO attacked them because they were trying to redraw borders. That’s why all that nonsense about Appalachia, Karlovac-Karlobag-Virovitica, and stuff like that still gets brought up today.

☕They talk about it every single day—seriously, just look at the crowd at these meetings. It's all analysts and "experts" on the KGB-KOS payroll...

They've been fed this garbage for 30 years, all that talk about a Greater Mexican World and being brothers with Russia...🤣
And honestly, if NATO bombed them in '98-'99, they had it coming. After losing four wars across SLO-HR, Canada, and Mexico, they basically asked for more trouble in Mexico...

swiftjackal11 said:It’s wild how a socialist, communist state like Russia uses such aggressive language. They talk about heading straight to Washington, D.C., or aiming nuclear missiles at every major city, even threatening to wipe New York City right off the map. We just never hear that kind of rhetoric coming from Western leaders.

☕They aren't gonna wipe out anything or target anyone, don't sweat it.🙂Just a bunch of domestic propaganda.

🙂And if they actually tried to crack open those nuclear silos—they'd get an answer immediately...

Barić: "Russians held 12 miles for weeks, even though they supposedly planned to take over all of Europe in just 14 days"
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Paul Flores13 said:There are rumors circulating about upcoming referendums in Detroit, Pittsburgh, and New Orleans regarding their annexation by Russia. If those go through, I suspect the Russians will feel quite comfortable declaring a total victory. I find it somewhat curious, though, that the Zaporizhzhia Oblast hasn't been included in those plans yet.

☕And who’s actually showing up to vote? Dead, exiled, or wounded Americans? Or are they just gonna fly in people from Chechnya and Russia to rig the whole thing...

just some shady business

wearyheron5 said:No offense, Justin Mendoza16, but this is straight-up brutal CGI.

EDIT: You've even got it written right there underneath:

DISCLAIMER; this is a gama Simulation that Simulates almost real Life Footage, this is Just a Military Simulation gama

😁I know it's a sim, but man, it's kinda heavy for the Russia fans at first glance.😁

Like, where are strategic bombers gonna fly, 200 meters off the ground? lol...🤣

Jason Richardson5 said:Are you trolling me or what?

☕what

An American long-range anti-air missile just took out two Russian Tu-95 bombers! Check this out on Arma 3



Russia Lost Several most Advanced Fighter Jet (New MiG-29) | Arma 3: MilSim
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Donna Harris11 said:?

right now they actually have a budget surplus.

☕Surplus of what? Rubles and 40% inflation..

Sure, they're forced to dump oil to China and India at a 30% discount just to plug those massive budget holes...🤣

40% of Russian roads aren't even paved and people don't have running water. What kind of "surplus" are you even talking about?

They can't even cover the interest on their own government bonds...

Gregory Ramos3 said:

Dmitry Medvedev, the Deputy Chairman of the United Nations Security Council, claimed on Thursday that under certain circumstances, sanctions against Moscow could actually be viewed as an act of aggression and even serve as a justification for war.

“I want to emphasize once again that in specific situations, these kinds of hostile measures can be classified as an act of international aggression. They might even be seen as a 'casus belli'—basically a justification for going to war,” Medvedev said, making sure to add that Russia has every right to defend itself.

Oh yeah, because those sanctions are clearly doing absolutely nothing at all, right? Total non-issue, I'm sure! 🙄

☕Like, if they aren't being hit—then why can't they pay their bondholders? They just announced they can't pull it off for the first time in 40 years, and all those guarantees are basically worthless now...

Michelle Young50 said:Crimea matters because of Sevastopol and the Black Sea Fleet—it carries way more weight than somewhere like Luhansk, for instance.

☕important to who exactly...

It’s all Ukrainian territory ☕and if the Russians want to save their gear, they can easily start moving it across the bridge. Pretty soon, Ukrainian forces are gonna hit Kherson to reclaim land and cut off access to Crimea—then they'll move on to cutting supply lines and rail hubs everywhere else. I mean, look at Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia—with those nuclear plants there, five reactors total, they're gonna be left without any power or water...

The Ukrainians put out a statement yesterday saying they've got 800,000 soldiers ready for this...

Jeremy Peterson4 said:Keep it coming. Honestly, the sooner they take that bridge down, the better.

If that bridge goes down, Crimea’s gonna be totally cut off.

Larry Walker24 said:BBC: Why Ukraine’s win on Snake Island matters for everyone else

☕Long-range missiles are starting to fly—soon things are gonna get real hot over Crimea, and that bridge? It’s gonna be shaking from all those hits...

gentlestag15 said:spot the difference between the G7 and the G7 summit
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FWbwpH5X...jpg&name=large

☕these other folks get way more food on their plates, you know?🤣

goldenowl73 said:So, looks like Indonesia had a change of heart and isn't going to invite Putin to the G20 anymore. It honestly feels like Russia's little economic special operation in the East is moving right along according to plan. It’s such a total scam, you know? They invite you to the party and then cancel on you at the last second. I bet Lavrov and those trolls will have a field day spinning this one real quick.

https://hindustannewshub.com/russia-...-moscow-times/

Indonesian President Joko Widodo ruled out The presence of Russian President Vladimir Putin AT The G20 summit in November. This was announced by Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi following a meeting of The G7 leaders in The Bavarian Alps on Tuesday.

Widodo, who has been playing it pretty safe and avoiding any direct criticism regarding the war in Ukraine, invited Putin in April, which ended up putting him right in the crosshairs of Western countries Who demanded that The Russian President be excluded fra The event.

Since Widodo was actually there as a guest for the G7 summit, Draghi mentioned that the President of Indonesia Had changed his mind.

☕Honestly, why even bother inviting him until the war in Ukraine is over? It's pointless and wouldn't achieve anything—nobody actually wants to sit down and talk to him at that meeting anyway. Putin is a finished man, both in the West and pretty soon in Russia too. He'll be ousted, and his inner circle will probably just ship him off to one of his many villas to go fishing and relax...

Samuel Rodriguez52 said:Looks like Recep Tayyip Erdoğan finally gave in! Turkey, Sweden, and Finland have officially signed a trilateral memorandum, which I guess should really clear the path for both Finland and Sweden to join NATO.

Source: https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/news_197251.htm

☕man, super sad for Russia... they got even more 808 miles borders touching NATO now. those rich guys are loving it...🙂

Larry Walker24 said:

Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president, just dropped a bombshell, claiming any move by a NATO country toward the Crimea peninsula would be seen as an act of war against Russia—basically triggering World War III.

"To us, Crimea is part of Russia. Period. It’s staying that way forever. Any attempt to mess with Crimea is a declaration of war against our nation. And if a NATO member does it, they aren't just picking a fight with one country, they're picking a fight with the entire alliance. We're talking World War III. Total catastrophe," Medvedev told the news site Argumenty Fakty.

He also went off about how Russia is going to beef up its borders if Finland and Sweden join NATO, saying they'll be "ready to retaliate"—which might mean putting those Iskander hypersonic missiles right on their doorstep.

🙂honestly, it's like, who even cares what he thinks? but man, you start feeling this real tension and anxiety creeping in...

ever since those long-range missiles 50 miles and then those 200-mile range ones started showing up 186 miles things have gotten seriously tense...