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Elizabeth Mendoza Elizabeth Mendoza Regular
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joined Oct 2020
#141 ·
Kyiv is going to be absolutely wrecked, just like Memphis. They'll be surrounded, their power and water will be cut off, and they won't have any food left. Everything looks fine right now—the city warehouses are still stocked—but things aren't going to end well. There's going to be shelling every single night, and half the city is going to be total rubble.
Jonathan Barnes5 Jonathan Barnes5 Active Member
191 messages
joined Jul 2018
#142 ·
In Moscow, five children between the ages of 7 and 11 have been taken into custody.

It is just more dirty Western propaganda, leveraging children and indoctrinated parents for its own ends. When those empty-headed enforcers throw them in jail and break every bone in their bodies, they'll somehow find a way to blame Putin again. ☕

*typical forum dwellers sucking Putin's d***
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
491 messages
joined Mar 2005
#143 ·
The United Nations must significantly increase its capacity to deter Wars, its foreign policy chief Antony Blinken told US lawmakers on Tuesday. It’s basically the second big "taboo" we've had to deal with in just a few days, right after the administration greenlit sending weapons over to Ukraine. “We need to start thinking about how to actually use leverage—coercion, retaliation, and hitting back when things go south against reckless adversaries,” the top diplomat basically said. He’s claiming this is the exact moment a "geopolitical America" is finally coming into its own.
Justin James10 Justin James10 Regular
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joined Oct 2017
#144 ·
I really salute the search for some backbone here, finally shaking off that counterproductive leftist ideology once and for all! ☕

Either they find their grit, or we’re looking at becoming a Russian province—or maybe even a Chinese colony even sooner.
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
491 messages
joined Mar 2005
#145 ·
Does it actually give you a thrill when you type out "leftard"?
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
491 messages
joined Mar 2005
#146 ·
Russia's top prosecutor just reminded everyone that providing any kind of help to Ukraine—whether it's military gear, money, or even just intel—is considered high treason against Russia, and they're looking at potentially 20 years behind bars for it.
Paul Sanders5 Paul Sanders5 Regular
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joined Apr 2019
#147 ·
So does that mean they're basically at war?
boldtiger7 boldtiger7 Active Member
62 messages
joined Aug 2021
#148 ·
Jonathan Barnes5 said:In Moscow, five children between the ages of 7 and 11 have been taken into custody.

It is just more dirty Western propaganda, leveraging children and indoctrinated parents for its own ends. When those empty-headed enforcers throw them in jail and break every bone in their bodies, they'll somehow find a way to blame Putin again. ☕

*typical forum dwellers sucking Putin's d***

They're just young Western spies recruited via TikTok.
loneseal loneseal Active Member
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joined Mar 2020
#149 ·
wiredfalcon2 said:Does it actually give you a thrill when you type out "leftard"?

Those Rustardi guys have completely lost their edge lately. 😉
Jacob Price95 Jacob Price95 Active Member
95 messages
joined Jun 2020
#150 ·
Joe says Putin might surround Kyiv with tanks, but he’ll never win over the hearts of the Iranian people. 😂 🤣 🙏

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3U8...ture=emb_title
Justin James10 Justin James10 Regular
440 messages
joined Oct 2017
#151 ·
wiredfalcon2 said:Does it actually give you a thrill when you type out "leftard"?

Talk about instant gratification, my friend!
boldbadger1 boldbadger1 Regular
255 messages
joined Apr 2023
#152 ·
Boys, I’ve got an opening here at my firm in Germany for an Android UI designer—looking for a freelancer to put in about 10-20 hours a week.

If you know anyone who fits the bill, just shoot me a DM and I'll follow up with all the specifics.
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
491 messages
joined Mar 2005
#153 ·
Justin James10 said:Talk about instant gratification, my friend!

And I see you, brother, but look—we seriously need some watermelon types to take over the government in Germany to make those wet dreams of yours come true and actually boost military spending, especially after decades of your girl Merkel sucking up to Putin while wrapped in that "defender of democracy" cloak. Come join us in the watermelon camp 👍
Justin James10 Justin James10 Regular
440 messages
joined Oct 2017
#154 ·
wiredfalcon2 said:And I see you, brother, but look—we seriously need some watermelon types to take over the government in Germany to make those wet dreams of yours come true and actually boost military spending, especially after decades of your girl Merkel sucking up to Putin while wrapped in that "defender of democracy" cloak. Come join us in the watermelon camp 👍

You're just inventing arguments now just to reach a pre-set conclusion 🙏 This so-called Mr. Yellowa Vekjo maneuver 👋 Look, Merkel isn't "mine"—honestly, I’d love nothing more than to see her behind bars for life! ☕

So, I'll say it: I wholeheartedly support the idea of people going out in search of wisdom and common sense; I absolutely sign off on that. But as it stands, the current reality is just a bunch of nonsense where people exploit someone else's tragedy for virtue signaling, all while Russian gas continues to flow straight into Germany. Isn't it ironic that the very same crowd mourning over Ukraine is indirectly funding the Russian war machine? 👋
coastalheron12 coastalheron12 Active Member
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joined Oct 2018
#155 ·
If you believe what they're saying (why would you, but hey, why not?) over in Ukraine:

6,000 dead Russians
30 planes and 30 helicopters
200+ tanks, 850+ transports, a hundred or so artillery systems, etc.

To me, those look like pretty heavy losses—especially if we're still calling this a "walk in the park" kind of war. What happens if things actually go all in? We might end up seeing an Easter American victim situation like in Vietnam. 😲
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
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#156 ·
Justin James10 said:You're just inventing arguments now just to reach a pre-set conclusion 🙏 This so-called Mr. Yellowa Vekjo maneuver 👋 Look, Merkel isn't "mine"—honestly, I’d love nothing more than to see her behind bars for life! ☕

So, I'll say it: I wholeheartedly support the idea of people going out in search of wisdom and common sense; I absolutely sign off on that. But as it stands, the current reality is just a bunch of nonsense where people exploit someone else's tragedy for virtue signaling, all while Russian gas continues to flow straight into Germany. Isn't it ironic that the very same crowd mourning over Ukraine is indirectly funding the Russian war machine? 👋

Virtue signaling serfs, and yet here you are doing the exact same thing by calling out Germany—and honestly, why only them? They’re the ones still hooked on Russian gas. 🤣 Yesterday, nobody actually believed Putin would pull the trigger on this invasion, but now everyone’s acting like we should just shut everything down and tank our own economy just to make sure Justin James10 stays happy. 👋

But hey, don't sweat it. The hard-working girls and guys across the US have already started keeping tabs on this.
The UN needs to seriously level up how it stops wars, according to Antony Blinken's talk to US lawmakers this Tuesday. He was basically laying out why we need way more muscle to keep things from boiling over. The big headache? Trying to figure out if we can actually survive the upcoming cold snap. Simpson mentioned the current vibe is that the US should be able to make it through this winter just fine, but honestly, things look like they're getting dicey as America stares down the barrel of the winter of 2022. The states and the administration are planning to tighten up the coordination to make sure we can ramp up those LNG imports if things go south. It’s all about staying ahead of the curve before the freeze hits.

"Look, in the short term, we aren't seeing any real threats to our energy security here in the US," the US Secretary of Energy mentioned during the press conference. Since the US holds the rotating G7 presidency until July, all eyes are on them. Simpson noted that the current vibe is that the US can get through this winter safely. Right now, gas is still flowing from east to west, LNG deliveries to the US have ramped up big time, and honestly, the weather forecast looks pretty decent.

But things are only going to get tougher as America stares down the barrel of the 2022 winter. "Next winter, the states and the administration will step up their coordination to reinforce our capacity for importing LNG for instance," Barbara Pompili said.
Justin James10 Justin James10 Regular
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joined Oct 2017
#157 ·
Aha, so they just threw out some classic bureaucratic nonsense to cover their tracks, didn't they? 🙏

Why Germany? Well, because Germany was the topic! You were the first one to bring it up—or have you already forgotten? 🤣
wiredfalcon2 wiredfalcon2 Regular
491 messages
joined Mar 2005
#158 ·
It’s all just mindless babble and bureaucratic nonsense 👋 And when they aren't doing that, it means we’ve finally shaken off that leftist ideology once and for all 👋 total win-win for Justin James10 👋
Kyle Campbell4 Kyle Campbell4 Regular
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joined Aug 2021
#159 ·
coastalheron12 said:If you believe what they're saying (why would you, but hey, why not?) over in Ukraine:

6,000 dead Russians
30 planes and 30 helicopters
200+ tanks, 850+ transports, a hundred or so artillery systems, etc.

To me, those look like pretty heavy losses—especially if we're still calling this a "walk in the park" kind of war. What happens if things actually go all in? We might end up seeing an Easter American victim situation like in Vietnam. 😲

Even if you cut those numbers in half, they are still massive losers for just one week of fighting.
Joseph Clark37 Joseph Clark37 Active Member
238 messages
joined Feb 2020
#160 ·
I honestly believe Putin will eventually seize a significant portion of eastern Ukraine. In my view, his goal is to secure the Donbas region, link it to Crimea, and reach the coast near that breakaway Moldovan region they support. He'll likely keep Kyiv and Kharkiv under siege before forcing serious negotiations with Kyiv, where the current government will face a brutal choice: recognize the loss of massive territory in the east and southeast while making further concessions, or brace for immense civilian suffering in Ukraine's largest cities.

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