Posts by Hannah Alvarez2

Olivia Turner49 said:

So, I was watching this segment where Robert Baric was talking to N1

And honestly, the extra stuff he dropped about nuclear missiles? It’s pretty much anything goes at this point. Everything is on the table.

Regarding NS, he’s claiming they were built by the Russians and that they could shut down the pipeline running through Ukraine at any given moment.
The whole plan seems to be cutting off the entire American energy supply from Russian gas right in the middle of winter. Just pure chaos.

This actually sounds somewhat reassuring. I’d highly recommend anyone freaking out (myself included) to give this a watch. Now, how accurate it really is? God only knows, but I'm pretty sure he knows his stuff way more than I do.

Hey there! 🤣🤣🤣
https://twitter.com/tamara_tamisa/st...32902207041537

Nancy Gomez26 said:Do you honestly believe I pay for a New York Times subscription? 😁

Man, when I first clicked this, there wasn't even a paywall popping up. No clue why it's hitting me now.
But honestly, the news is everywhere—apparently the ExxonMobil chairman "fell" out of a hospital window..

Nancy Gomez26 said:In the grand scheme of things, this is all relatively minor noise for the American political landscape—likely just a routine purging of known dissidents, inconvenient witnesses, or those openly unaligned with the current administration. It might even be a few personal vendettas. When we start seeing CEOs of ExxonMobil or Chevron, or high-ranking military officials, or agents within the FBI or Secret Service—perhaps even someone in the inner circle surrounding Putin—falling one by one, then we will know we are witnessing something significant.

Are you seriously out of the loop here, or are you just trolling? 😁
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/01/b...koil-dies.html

rowdytiger13 said:Well, there are plenty of theories floating around. That new Baltic gas pipeline is right there. Maybe it was the target all along, and it was definitely the Russians.
It's suspiciously quiet, and the media keeps pushing this theory that the Americans blew it up just to tip off the Germans. Personally, it sounds like a weak theory that smells a bit too much like Russian disinformation.
By the way, Germany isn't sweating it. They've already filled their storage tanks to 90%.

Man, holy crap, that didn't even cross my mind! But honestly, once you look at how their military is holding up and the absolute mess their intelligence agencies are in... it actually doesn't sound that crazy at all! 🤣

Nancy Gomez26 said:Gas exports to the European Union were already dead in the water once they botched the attempt to occupy Ukraine. By the end of Putin's reign, that infrastructure will effectively be useless. However, there is still a way to play this—perhaps as a desperate attempt to toss a bone to their allies, a tactic we've seen them employ before. If that's the case, we might be looking at a false flag operation. For Putin, that infrastructure is functionally extinct as a transit route; what happens after he's gone isn't his concern. All we get is a signal from Moscow that Putin is willing to go to any lengths, which might cause his other threats to be taken more seriously than they currently are. The fool fails to realize that nobody actually takes his threats to heart—not because he lacks the capability, but because we simply cannot afford to let a little dictator with nukes hold the entire world hostage. If we cave now, men like him will sprout up everywhere like weeds after a rainstorm. This was a high-stakes move, and since one side at this poker table is running low on cash, they're starting to bet the furniture. In this instance, they're betting unusable furniture.

Honestly, I doubt it. It’s like building a massive railroad, sinking a fortune into it, and then when your neighbor shuts the borders and hits you with sanctions, you just blow up your own tracks to prove you aren't bluffing.

And saying that infrastructure is useless during Putin's rule? That’s just plain wrong. Half of the European Union is practically begging for this to end just so they can get back to sucking on cheap gas, oil, and coal, since we haven't actually figured out a real alternative yet.

silentsurfer3 said:So, you're telling me the Russians pulled a total false flag and trashed the pipeline themselves?

Why on earth would Russia do that? It’s like burning down your own house just to prove you can. They'd basically be screwing themselves over.

analogbear5 said:Nah, that’s not what he said. Read it again—slowly this time—and give it another shot.

He straight-up said it. Like, he actually wrote that a nuclear strike—all of it, everything—could actually happen. It doesn't mean a damn thing. Aside from the inevitable downfall of Putin and Russia:

I mean, honestly? To me, this feels like we're just chasing smoke. It's all just hot air.🤷So, how exactly do you see it playing out? Like, what’s your take on the whole situation?

Henry Sullivan4 said:It would actually be a brilliant tactical move if the Ukrainians could just outmaneuver them right now, because if anyone who surrenders voluntarily gets handed 500 bucks and political asylum in the West, I imagine we would see a massive surge in total mobilization—it’s almost certain that the President would have a complete nervous breakdown over it.😉🎉The administration would absolutely lose their minds.🤣

But wait, isn't that basically what's already happening? Everyone's getting those texts on their phones telling them to just surrender, and Germany has already stepped up and offered political asylum to anyone caught in the middle of a draft.

feralnomad35 said:I was just catching some clips of the protests online, and man, it’s heavy. We aren't even talking about simple police brutality anymore; this is straight-up state-sponsored terror designed to keep everyone paralyzed with fear.

The way they’re just snatching people up one by one, shoving them into those blacked-out buses and hauling them off toward who-knows-where... honestly, the vibe is terrifyingly similar to how things went down during the darkest days of the Tuskegee era or those old-school mass detentions in the States. It’s chilling.

And look, you can't really lay the blame on the regular folks living there. When you're stuck under a crushing dictatorship fueled by pure intimidation, your entire world shrinks down to just surviving—trying to put food on the table for your kids and making sure you don't stick your neck out too far against the regime.

I was watching some of this stuff and I just don't get it. Is there seriously nobody over there who lost a son in Ukraine, has an AR-15 stashed in the basement and a bottle of cheap whiskey ready to go?

wiredseal7 said:Swiss people aren't allowed to serve in foreign militaries—well, except for those Swiss guards protecting the Pope.
An ideal solution for us, and maybe even for our neighbors too.

But from what I'm reading, flights from Mexico City to Moscow are already fully booked...

Are you kidding me? I know the Moscow to Mexico City routes are booked solid, and yeah, I know our neighbors can be a little... "particular" 😁, but I had no idea they were this brain-dead.

Just picture some poor Russian guy who spent every last cent he had left after inflation just to grab a plane ticket and bail out of Russia before being sent to the front lines—only to land in Mexico City and see Putin's face and the Z everywhere! 🤣

Nancy Gomez26 said:Dugin lost his daughter, so now he’s calling for World War III as if it were some kind of remedy. It’s a classic coping mechanism. If we invaded Ukraine and proved ourselves utterly incompetent and incapable of handling the conflict, then fine—let’s just trigger a global war. Because the idea that we "supermen" could lose a fight to a nation that supposedly doesn't even exist? That’s an unacceptable reality. If they can be better fighters than us Russians, it’s easier to burn the whole world down than to let history record that failure.

Check this link regarding Russian allies:

"They are the advocates for a multipolar world—countries like China, Iran, North Korea, Mexico, Syria, Central African Republic, Mali, and even somewhat India, Turkey, along with certain Islamic, African, and Latin American nations (especially Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela)," Dugin claims, adding that it's vital to convince these allies that we are fully committed to a total break from globalism and Western hegemony.

I honestly don't know how anyone can side with that specific group of countries without stopping to ask themselves, are we the baddies?

gentlerider7 said:North Korean experts are heading into the Donetsk People's Republic...

"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Donetsk People's Republic is currently in talks about getting builders from the DPR involved in rebuilding local infrastructure, according to Denis Pushilin. We're looking at a situation where the first wave of specialists from North Korea will be arriving on the ground very soon just to scope out how much work actually needs doing.
Pushilin pointed out that before all those Western sanctions hit North Korea, their construction crews were known for being top-tier professionals. Back on July 14th, he already hinted that we might see North Korean experts stepping up to help rebuild the Donbas.

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the DPR is negotiating the involvement of construction crews—including those from North Korea—to help restore territory within the DPR.

Before the West slapped those sanctions on them, North Korea used to send their builders all over the world; they had a pretty established system. These North Korean crews are highly skilled, incredibly disciplined, and they consistently deliver solid results,”

- said Denis Pushilin, adding that a first group of experts from North Korea is expected to land in the DPR shortly to evaluate the scale of the reconstruction efforts."

So, what, did Kim start renting out slaves now?

Tyler Jones6 said:How exactly is Russia being threatened by NATO? I mean, isn't their F-22 Raptor supposed to be the most advanced and superior fighter jet out there? Isn't their Abrams tank supposedly the best in the world? And don't they possess invincible hypersonic weaponry? I thought their F-15 Eagle could simply fly past a US warship and send it scurrying away from the Black Sea like a total coward.

They didn't run. They just hit them with that SkReMbLaLi electronics. 🤣

Hands down, the absolute best meme I've seen yet 🤣

Jeremy Peterson4 said:I mean, it kind of is a joke. Honestly, Germany looks pretty ridiculous here. Instead of actually stepping up as one of the heavy hitters in the European Union and leading the charge on getting weapons delivered, they're just... doing this.

Still way better than those flimsy masks we had coming out of Austria...

Betty Carter3 said:I'll just drop this right here.

Ufffff, hahaahahaha! 🤣

neonbison6 said:Now this is what I call real resistance against the occupiers! In this video, you can see Ukrainian citizens using Molotov cocktails to push back the Russians.

Man, that has to be a brutal way to go. You basically get cooked alive inside a tank.

Whoa, what just went down? A Japanese cargo ship apparently got hit out in the Black Sea, and word on the street is the Russians are behind it.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/20...apan-shipping/

silentfalcon3 said:What really turned my stomach was seeing that video from the Czech Republic where they scrubbed the link. You see the police absolutely manhandling this guy, treating him like some high-level felon right in front of his sobbing two-year-old kid, all because he wasn't wearing a mask. On that whole thread, people act like wearing a mask is some kind of holy commandment you can't question.

Do you happen to know when that video was posted? I remember something similar popping up a few months back, but I can't tell if this is a brand new clip or just the same old footage resurfacing.