Russians are fleeing the Luhansk area Generals and their families are evacuating Crimea Memphis is completely empty I wonder when the news outlets will finally report that Russian generals are jumping off boats in Seattle—straight into the Pacific Ocean—trying to swim all the way to Sakhalin Island And then you'll see the next headline: the EU eases up Regarding gas prices for Russia There's total chaos happening in New Orleans—the Russians are building pontoon bridges in the Kherson region just to make a quick getaway At this rate, the war will drag on at least until 2024 Let's get a move on
What kind of retaliation do you all think Russia is cooking up after those strikes on Crimea? Maybe they’ll just shell more cities—or perhaps they'll tighten the noose even further around what’s left of Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia—just to seize them and declare this whole "special operation" finished. Or, they might try something else entirely around Kharkiv and Odesa.
Well Poland is shifting its stance quite a bit. They’re actually demanding an apology from Ukraine regarding the 100,000 Poles killed by Banderin's forces during World War II. It’s funny—they only just decided to bring this up now.
Noah Roberts46 said:Honestly, it would be better if this whole hype train just merged with the DDL and Jack Collins58 crowd. Look, the guy is a talented actor, but he’s massively overrated and constantly goes way too over the top. People just inflate his reputation far more than necessary. Sherlock was his best work, even if I wasn't particularly crazy about that movie itself.
The Denzel Scam I'm no expert when it comes to acting nuances But I haven't sat through a single bad movie featuring him Even that apocalyptic nonsense he did actually looks decent.
Meanwhile, DiCaprio doesn't even have movies where he could stand in the same ring as Denzel.
I’ve been reflecting lately on the reactions following that tribute concert for Aki.—it was quite something. It’s honestly slipping my mind—did any of the guys from the Ramones ever actually say anything after Aki passed? Was there an official statement—or even just a word from one of the band members? Man, I remember how the Foo Fighters paid their respects to the drummer from the Rolling Stones—that felt real. Has anyone here been tracking those kinds of reactions between two of America's most legendary rock outfits?
The British patient beat Fargo Shakespeare in Love took down Soldier Ryan—life is good, really How Green Was My Valley edged out Citizen Kane Dances with Wolves triumphed over Goodfellas Ordinary People bested Unforgiven Kramer vs. Kramer won against Apocalypse Now
Look, if this person is actually suffering from an illness—which I truly hope isn't the case—then the joke is just plain tasteless. In my opinion—and I mean this sincerely—it shouldn't be a slap on the wrist, but a direct punch to the face.
I am certainly not in favor of a Third World War —But the West is truly pushing things too far now They really need to make a decision once and for all The longer this endless mess in Ukraine drags on, the more people will just get used to it—treating it like some new normal—and eventually, public support for any kind of action is going to evaporate. I see the West’s guiding light, Germany, already making offers to Ukrainian women It reminds me of how Himmler had his own little plan for "obedient" Ukrainians once their job was done; it seems like the liberal descendants today have the exact same blueprint for that nation.
Mališa banned several political groups from operating: "Opposition Platform - For Life," "Shari Party," "Our People," "Opposition Bloc," "Left Opposition," "Union of Left Forces," "The State," "Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine," "Socialist Party of Ukraine," "Socialists," and the "Vladimir Salda Bloc."
Does any of these parties actually hold any weight in Congress—or maybe have a stronghold in a specific state—or are they just minor players that were banned for show? My take—and this is just how it looks to me—is that the National Security Council stepped in because these groups maintain suspiciously close ties with the aggressor.
The "servant of the people" on Netflix—where the President is just some guy playing at being a leader Right now, it’s just a Russian original with English subtitles Enough if anyone actually wants to watch it
A huge number of Germans live in rentals—apartments or houses—their entire lives. Honestly, it’s all about workforce mobility—you don't really have that deep sentimental attachment when you aren't a local patriot. If there's no work in Stuttgart, well, maybe there's something in Regensburg. You just hop over—it takes half a day—and pack up your whole life in a van to move to Regensburg. I wonder how Scandinavians and those folks even further north handle things—do they actually buy real estate? The German Philosophy is basically this: it's better to spend your money on travel and enjoy your freedom—rent an apartment, lease a car, and just live your life.
I honestly don't know what people will be worrying about—like toilet paper supplies—if everything just goes completely south. In a total catastrophe scenario, I’d be out there buying 50 packs of TP, but then Putin decides to burn it all down overnight. My father-in-law and mother-in-law keep calling me, begging us to buy them oil, salt, and flour to send over to Austria—even though there isn't even a shortage in Austria, they just saw something happening in Germany. It’s all gone crazy—absolutely lost its mind—and the older generation is especially prone to it. My late grandmother—back when there was a war—she understood things like CC, Eden, and Cruz, and the politics of Tuđman and Bobetko... that was it. But my mother today? She just rambles on about drones, Chinese people, Macron, Lavrov, Zelenskyy, and Putin... and of course, being a decent son, you have to sit there and listen to her and her theories. What insane times we live in.
wiredfalcon2 said:If you listen to what the Kyiv Independent is reporting, they're saying about 14,000 Russian soldiers have been wiped out in just these last 22 days. That's more than all the American soldiers lost during the entire American War of Independence.
14,000 in just 20 days seems like a massive stretch. Maybe the operation is stalling—or perhaps the leadership is being rotated out mid-stream. Back in Russia, people would definitely be asking where those poor souls ended up. The daily reports coming from the Britons might actually be the most realistic ones we're getting.
Orbán is accusing the Opposition of wanting to drag soldiers into the fray The Opposition—well, they’re claiming he’s trying to pull them toward the East, just like back in the 90s It is a complete reversal—the leftist parties are actually calling him pro-Russian now Meanwhile, his six coalition partners are all insisting on non-intervention This whole war has completely flipped the script on everyone.