Posts by Justin James10

Zoki on Benny, looking like he just stepped out of a hunting lodge with a jug of moonshine and a camo cap 🤣

Where did Benny get the idea to go wandering around in a military uniform? He’s a civilian, not a member of the armed forces! 🙄

Kyle Campbell4 said:The vast majority who fled were women and children, and my impression is that their numbers are actually quite substantial. On the contrary, I believe the defenders are fueled by a fierce patriotism and national fervor reminiscent of our own veterans from the early 90s—a factor the Russians clearly failed to account for. That is precisely why they have stalled near the major cities. There is also a significant number of civilians who have taken up arms to participate in the defense. If the Russians launch a full-scale assault on Kyiv, it will be a total slaughterhouse. The city has been transformed into a fortress where they will fight for every single street and building. Meanwhile, Mariupol is being crushed daily by whatever means they have at their disposal, yet they cannot break the defenders despite the city being completely surrounded. They will hold out as long as they have ammunition. Just imagine trying to conquer a city like Kyiv. Midget is already counting on Chinese assistance regarding armor and projectiles. They are utterly unprepared for a protracted, bloody war that incurs such massive daily costs.

To be honest, you see plenty of men of military age fleeing too. These situations can spiral out of control incredibly fast and turn into total chaos—it’s a mess when things get that desperate.

Carl Hernandez3 said:Yesterday, the spokesperson for The White House made Russia's intentions crystal clear
The goal is to seize all major cities in Ukraine—while simultaneously expressing this pre-emptive "regret" regarding the inevitable civilian casualties during such an operation.
Isn't it a bit childish to broadcast your strategic plans like that—effectively mobilizing your opponent—or is this just another Russian tactic to terrorize civilians living in big cities?
I certainly don't think the spokesperson's decision to leak those plans constitutes treason.

Intimidation and urban warfare are incredibly bloody and expensive endeavors—both in terms of hardware and the sheer loss of human life. Why go through all that trouble if you can simply scare off and scatter a good portion of your enemy? I still find the relatively low number of Ukrainian soldiers puzzling. 🤔 Well, not everyone can just run away; someone has to stay and fight if they believe victory is possible. The Russians have hit some roadblocks, but they still hold the upper hand and are ruthless enough to level entire cities. You can't simply respond to that by suggesting everyone should just evacuate.

Larry Fox5 said:We never even doubted it for a second. The Reds are always going to be Red, no matter how hard they try to play nice or hide who they really are. Eventually, they always pull the rug out from under you.

There’s no better litmus test than the Russians. ☕

Oh, so now a Red is using "Red" as an insult? 😁 It’s not just about hating those sausage-selling bureaucrats. They’re the ones who dragged the European Union into this mess because they are chronically incompetent on the geopolitical stage and blinded by ideology. Honestly, is it any surprise they turn out to be such losers when it comes to war?

Larry Fox5 said:The main thing is you're posting under the table for the Russians. Don't be ashamed—just man up and admit you're a clown. 😁

If only there were a scenario where Germany could balance things out without the rest of us having to deal with the fallout—it truly is a shame we don't have that luxury. 🕺

Just our proklet geografija, isn't it? 🕺

We aren't living in Russia or China, after all—so why on earth should we feel like we can't speak our minds and poke a little fun at things? 🙂

wiredfalcon2 said:What kind of "faith" are you even talking about? The guy just asked how many signatures they need at the EU level to get things moving, and I gave him the answer. Honestly, comparing the EU's political structure to some central committee is probably one of the dumbest comparisons I've heard—the whole architecture of the EU is anything but centralized. If anything, because of all those checks and balances and that messy power split between the Commission-Parliament-Council, everything feels slow to everyone. That’s the exact opposite of how a central committee works. Get real.

What kind of faith? You mean your blind faith? 🐔 Politicians absolutely love people like 🎉

It’s perfectly understandable that you missed the point of the Central Committee comparison 🤣

wiredfalcon2 said:If my memory serves me right, you need about a million signatures before the European Commission is even forced to step in.

Your faith in this central committee known as the European Commission is truly something to behold! 🙏

The reality is, they simply lack both the authority and the actual willpower to pull off something like that.

The Dollar just climbed to 111 against the USD, though one might reasonably expect things to stabilize after three weeks of pure market shock 🍿

Nathan Murphy said:No need to fret
Everything is going to work out just fine
Cause I'm always Ready i won't
I'm keeping a close eye on things
I'll be prepared...

Exactly, man! 🙏

Back in our college days, my roommates and I used to kick things off just like this—cranking that song up so loud the whole dorm would practically shake! 🤣 Man, what a hangover.

shadowcobra89 said:It seems to me you're also preoccupied with whose ego is bigger in a situation where that's completely irrelevant...

There is simply no point in continuing this conversation because you aren't going to grasp the point...

That is exactly how our President operates. He even keeps officials in his administration who are currently under investigation, basically arguing that since there's a war in Ukraine, now isn't the time to be "unfair" about it! 🙂

shadowcobra89 said:Are you even reading this with any level of comprehension? Let’s put it this way: if an XY person makes a shortcut, today's specific event is something extraordinary, so what does what happened previously have to do with it now...

The xy official is essentially a nobody. It’s not like a minor staffer held the briefing; we should be waiting on the President. After all, the President sits hierarchically above any Minister—especially when that Minister is such an incompetent individual who only keeps his position out of pure spite and the Prime Minister's desire to be difficult.

shadowcobra89 said:I honestly couldn't care less about him, because at its core, this is just a matter of basic decency and principles, where this individual tries to flex his muscles while simultaneously acting like a complete pushover... it's behaving like a toddler in a preschool...

It all boils down to character and basic decency. That individual really should have stepped down by now, but instead, Plenki is out there trying to act tough, defending his indefensible nonsense just out of sheer spite. Honestly, isn't it just like a child throwing a tantrum? 🍿

shadowcobra89 said:I honestly don't see how there's any connection here, especially since he announced the little newcomer just two hours ago, so now he either does this on purpose or you're trying to tell me it was some sort of accident... What would have happened if his announcement had been at 11:30 instead, but I suppose he's just doing this to feed his own ego...

KBKK, what is that half-wit Bane going to say now? Zoki might be a total nutcase and a lazy bum, but when it comes to that Republican big shot, he's actually spot on. Isn't it an absolute disgrace that someone with that level of intellect still holds a cabinet position?

Kyle Campbell4 said:"Many people claim to have helped broker the Dayton Agreement, but history shows that whenever the United Kingdom steps in to force a peace, you end up with a thousand years of conflict instead. Unfortunately, nothing was actually resolved, which means we are facing massive danger. The war in Canada didn't truly end; it was simply, as some might put it, frozen in place. We are dealing with volatile flashpoints in Canada, Mexico, and Northern Mexico—areas that the current version of Europe is fundamentally incapable of fixing properly. And as we can clearly see, America remains completely unprepared in every single sector,'' stated Kalinić.

Good, good Pavle.🤣🤣 You're falling short with that beret of yours.

Matthew Collins20, we don't even have an army.😉 Our situation is in worse shape than the Ukrainian military was back in 2014.😉

Field Marshal Pavle is missing, along with that signature pseudo-uniform of his! 🙏

Matthew Young35 said:Right. So the #daycare crew is responsible because Viktor Orbán didn't shoot down a drone that flew across his entire country.
Who would have guessed that Orbán is actually part of the #daycare brigade?

It’s always the same thing: "Just let it all fall apart, someone else will handle it." That's a classic argument from the #avrtici lot—the idea that we don't even need NATO anymore.☕

shadowcobra89 said:I’m just sitting here waiting on ZZ and his crew to see if they’ve finally lost their nerve, which might just force them to change their tune...

Exactly! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Matthew Young35 said:Taking a closer look at these photos.
It doesn't strike me that a drone measuring 15 meters could leave a hole that small.

And what if that hammer and sickle symbol is actually on it?

More likely, we're looking at some old Soviet satellite.

But if this really is a drone from Ukraine, you have to wonder.
A fifty-year-old drone flies completely undetected all the way to Washington, D.C., right when everyone is on their highest state of alert?

Maybe there was just a simple navigation error, or they let a fuel-depleted drone drift aimlessly until it hit something. Who knows?

I doubt we'll ever get the full story.

We really have to thank the #armchair experts ☕

Honestly, why even bother with the military or pouring all this money into security? We should just let everything spin out of control! Especially since those folks without kids or plans to have them always seem to be the loudest ones driving this whole "security panic" hysteria.☕

coastalheron12 said:I was wondering—was that radar blip supposed to show up last night? You guys were out there blowing horns and everything... but you weren't even around.
Maybe it's because the Russians were tracking you while you were leaking military secrets. And our positions, too.

Here's the plot twist: he's just acting all bitter about Putin to hide the fact that he's actually a Russian spy. 🤣🍿