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>HN'ers probably don't see it
Takes a very special mind to see it.
With the windows cracked open, children's voices from a nearby kindergarten fill the room. "But don't worry," he says, "we don't show our drones to the children."
Bragging about putting a military target next to a kindergarten, among countless other civilians.
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I would have suggested support for more fine-grained file/directory permissions—good to see that’s already planned.
At first, representatives of the General Staff told a lot, confusing, but very interesting. Then there were more reports. But most of all I remember Budanov's answer. Someone asked him how much time we still have. And Kirill says with his cold smile: "If there are no serious negotiations by the summer, then very dangerous processes for the very existence of Ukraine may be launched," recalls one of the participants of the meeting in a conversation with the UP.
https://chroniclesmagazine.org/view/larry-ellisons-golden-ag...
That’s really what it boils down to for people like you: the production values. No contest, the US is unbeatable in that department. Anything but to be seen as a sucker.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BD%D1%82%D1%8...
By fall 2023 they knew the score. But they couldn’t get out then and they still can’t.
But he doesn’t regret anything. None of them ever do.
Stop writing fan fiction, stop falling for the same lies and theater every 4/8 years and start facing the reality of how America is ruled.
Then you never understood what the German Greens were and are.
Yeah, things are bad (but not that bad) and we were wrong [that is, lied] the last six times but if we can just get Ukraine through 2025, Russia will definitely be exhausted. Pinky swear.
Are questions that answer themselves. But they are the wrong questions.
It’s not China that’s the hostile actor here. It’s not China that’s meddling in distant affairs. This very thread pertains to an unilateral, unprompted hostile action by the US against China. And note that it’s not Trump’s doing. He’ll just do more of it, more openly.
And all of this is very much in line with America’s (at least) seven decades old strategic posture:
It doesn’t. But as the Empire’s grip on the world is slipping it will become more brazen, aggressive, openly selfish, erratic. Quod licet Iovi etc. A role Trump was born to play. But, as Europe’s economic woes after four years of D rule should tell you, it’s not just him who’s happy to cannibalize the Empire’s subjects.
Billion dollar pot calling the small fry kettle black. Scientific publishing used to be like this (and may still be in some fields) and this state of affairs didn’t come into being by accident: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/jun/27/profitable-b...
Yes, that Robert Maxwell. Israeli[0] arch-spook. Father of Ghislaine and other spooked up kids.
[0]: Fair to call them his primary customers but he’s had others.
But why is that? 32 months of non-stop winning—what has changed?
>“are in Russia”
Omitting the part where it says “Russia’s far east.” So about as far from Ukraine as one can be.
Since Russia and North Korea have recently signed a mutual defence pact with stronger guarantees than NATO’s “Article 5,” the possible presence of North Korean soldiers in Russia should come as a surprise no one.
https://www.ft.com/content/b9396112-585a-4f7e-9628-13d500c99...
https://newformat.info/news/u-lutsku-povidomyly-pro-zahybel-...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonfish_(pilot)#F-16_involvem...
Real problem is price: 10 km of fiber is going to costs quite a bit more than the rest of the drone and the whole point of FPVs as the are used right now in the war is their relative cheapness.
>carefully worded
The Project 2025 promise: A Russian under every American bed.
>claims these things
What he actually claims:
I would like to emphasise again that Ukraine is not just a neighbouring country for us. It is an inalienable part of our own history, culture and spiritual space. These are our comrades, those dearest to us – not only colleagues, friends and people who once served together, but also relatives, people bound by blood, by family ties.
>criticizes Lenin and Stalin
He criticizes the Soviets for creating Ukraine as we know it—Donbass, Crimea and so on. Artificial borders, a people divided; precisely to prevent the SU from becoming synonymous with Russia.
And it wasn’t just the Soviets who sought to use Ukraine against Russia.
Every day Ukraine-supporters whine about what they consider lackluster support from the West. What’s actually happening is obvious but wishful thinking and a quality reality distortion field prevent enlightenment: While there are real limits of supply, and at times they might have in fact entertained the idea of “winning,” the basic goal is and has always been to cause as much death and destruction as possible without actually getting into a shooting war with Russia. And, of course, most of that death and destruction happens in Ukraine.
And then they have the gall to cry “scorched earth.”
>Soviet
Equating modern Russia and the SU is a widely deployed sleight of hand at the moment. Same with pre-Soviet Russia. No matter how little sense it actually makes. “Show me on this map where the Tsar/Stalin hurt you.”
But there is a common thread: Russia was, is, and will remain for a long while the predominant regional power. Pays to have a friendly relationship with them. Ami will go home. Sooner or later.
Which is not at all what happend. Turkey-Russia relations nosedived for a couple years and as a result quite a few Turks and Turkish allies died in Syria. And if anyone ended up apologizing over the incident it was Erdoğan.
Wait, Putin did apologize, later. “Oops.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Russian_Air_Force_Al-Bab_...
And again: