[DHT]Osiris
Lifer
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Bones smush into dirt quick with sufficient pressure/friction.What happened to his bones?
Bones smush into dirt quick with sufficient pressure/friction.What happened to his bones?
Everyone: Twitter sucks and it's horrible
Also Everyone: *Keeps Using Twitter*
I tried it, but it was wicked slow. I'll give it another shot. Also, I have to used Firefox (used to be my goto browser, but it eats twice as much memory as Chrome with the same pages loaded).![]()
Nitter Redirect â Get this Extension for ð¦ Firefox (en-US)
Download Nitter Redirect for Firefox. Redirects Twitter requests to Nitter, the privacy friendly alternative.addons.mozilla.org
it ironically works better then Twitters normal site these days.
Everyone: Twitter sucks and it's horrible
Also Everyone: *Keeps Using Twitter*
When some people/sites I follow post intelligible things on an easy to access site like Twitter/X. Yes Musk effed it up, bummer. Other than that, I just don't follow any of the weirdo Q stuff.When are you going to stop using MoscowMusXMedia?
It is to Musk if you want Russia to win.Hmm, unless Russia's rail engineers and workers are as incompetent as the military, I don't think this is a huge problem:
Oh for crying out loud - a blown up rail segment is sensitive media??!
EDIT: lol - same post as @K1052 . Derp!
Yes, clothing often stays aligned with body limbs after being run over repeatedly with tanks without supporting tissues, ligaments, and bones.I'm skeptical that it was ever anything but clothing. No blood staining, no grease.
Meta/Threads isn't a real option for moving Ukraine news, as most of Europe is blocked from access, and legacy of reliable Ukraine war news accounts are still mostly only on Twitter ~ nothing even close to it still for quantity/quality and timely war newsEveryone: Twitter sucks and it's horrible
Also Everyone: *Keeps Using Twitter*
with the unreliability of twitter and not being able to follow threads without being logged in, nitter is nice alternative , even better with this addon
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Download Nitter Redirect for Firefox. Redirects Twitter requests to Nitter, the privacy friendly alternative.addons.mozilla.org
in related news i saw this, Russian troops must not like these either
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Well, then, the only way to stop them is to bleed them to death... militarily/economically. Wars aren't cheap, especially when you are the invader. It's not like Ukrainians aren't committed to slaughtering the Russian bear. And the west IS supplying the weapons. Russia can't keep this up indefinitely, doesn't matter what Russians think.A lot of them do--and they all fled Russia back in February-March, 2022. The country is so completely fucked for generations right now.
Imagine that the only people left in Russia are complete MAGAT types of illiterate despot-worshiping sociopaths. That's all they're left with. And Russia is like 1000 times poorer than some of the worst of our own MAGAT territory in the US.
See, the great thing about mercenaries, especially ones that have been disavowed by their employer, is that you don't have to be diplomatic with them - you can just kill them.
Bullet to the back of the head.The Geneva Conventions declare that mercenaries are not recognized as legitimate combatants and do not have to be granted the same legal protections as captured service personnel of the armed forces.
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Bullet to the back of the head.
I don't think the answer to unprovoked aggression by Russia is unprovoked aggression by Poland.Would Putin even do anything if Poland mosies over the border into Belarus and just wipes out all of Wagner? It's not like they are attacking Russia and it sure as shit isn't going to convince him that responding by attacking NATO is a great idea.
I do think it's time to start calling his bluffs.
“I personally sit in my office every morning and spend 30 minutes on 155[mm] ammunition,” US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said last month at the Aspen Security Forum.
Officials said the Biden administration had been aware for months that Ukraine’s high burn-rate of munitions would begin to stretch supplies and had stepped up efforts to get the shells to the front line as the war entered a crucial phase. European supplies have also become stretched, and the Financial Times reported last week that Ukraine had begun firing rockets made in North Korea.
“We are actively working as rapidly as possible to build out the production lines for 155,” Sullivan said. “We do not want to lose a day and there is not a tool, authority or dollar that we’re going to set on the sidelines to not being able to do that.” The US has already struck deals with Bulgaria and South Korea to supply the shells to Ukraine and is in talks with Japan to do the same, officials said.
But a US Army effort to increase monthly output of the crucial munitions to 90,000 will take until 2025, highlighting the challenge of ramping up such production quickly, particularly when the US had not previously been focused on it.
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Bullet to the back of the head.
Nothing majorly new in this piece but confirmation that the US is buying 155mm from Bulgaria who is retooling a lot of production for it as well as sourcing shells from South Korea and potentially Japan.
Probably should be noted US production did hit the 24k per month mark up from 14k ahead of schedule. It likely won't take until 2025 to reach the 90k per month mark.
US faces hurdles in ramping up munitions supplies for Ukraine war effort
https://www.ft.com/content/b2c89d88-3e71-4787-920f-5385236aa684
And a major unintended consequence of the protracted nature of Russia’s invasion was to expose how sketchy our munitions supply chain actually was…
If Russia had indeed completed its three-day timeframe for “conquering” Ukraine, the now-glaring resupply issues of a protracted war would still be unseen.
Thx, Russia, for pointing that out for us. 🤪
I don't think the answer to unprovoked aggression by Russia is unprovoked aggression by Poland.
If Wagner sets one foot into Poland absolutely, wipe them out. I don't think a preemptive strike is warranted because 1) it's sort of what we're against in Ukraine and 2) Wagner is not a meaningful threat to Poland. The US Army and Air Force would bomb them back to the stone age.
