Russia on brink of ... NOPE! Russia INVADES Ukraine!

[NTMBK]

You really need some eejit that looks like he can't afford a shaver in an attic to tell you on YouTube that removing the equivalent of the chief of staff of the army is a "big deal"?

Talk about delegation of all critical thinking!

Isn't that the guy who people suspect is some sort of asset for the US government?

 

[Jaskalas]

If he really does have cancer, that might explain this war. Staring his own mortality in face made him decide to "cement" his legacy.

Beau already explained this war.
Rumor has it that Putin's intel division dedicated to foreign countries, took a LOT of money to "buy" militias in Ukraine that were supposed to be loyal to Russia. Thus the opening three day blitz of this war. The air drops into Kyiv. They were supposed to be met with friendlies. They were not. Because no such forces existed. Because Putin's intel agency pocketed the millions (billions?) instead of spending it to buy Ukraine. Putin's advisors convinced him it'd be another 2014. Just walk in, shoot some people and plant your flag. Turns out, if these rumors are true, many top Russians betrayed Putin through corruption and looting - leading to this war based on lies and false assumptions.

Sure, his motive might have been to conclude 2014's conflict.
But the instigator appears to be sniffing his own !@$$ and not knowing reality from delusion.

 

[Tsinni Dave]

Isn't that the guy who people suspect is some sort of asset for the US government?

So that'd make him the opposite of Tucker Carlson?

 

[Muse]

You really need some eejit that looks like he can't afford a shaver in an attic to tell you on YouTube that removing the equivalent of the chief of staff of the army is a "big deal"?

Talk about delegation of all critical thinking!

Kinda like if Eisenhower or MacArthur were ripped by shrapnel in WW II.

 

[brianmanahan]

if putin really is dying, i wonder if he'll think about pulling a dr. strangelove

or at least trying to get his people to do it

 

[rommelrommel]

Kinda like if Eisenhower or MacArthur were ripped by shrapnel in WW II.

Even the death of Eisenhower wouldn’t have been as critical as the allies had depth of talent. The reason this guy is great to knock out is that he’s one of their few actually highly competent leaders.

 

[Zorba]

Beau already explained this war.
Rumor has it that Putin's intel division dedicated to foreign countries, took a LOT of money to "buy" militias in Ukraine that were supposed to be loyal to Russia. Thus the opening three day blitz of this war. The air drops into Kyiv. They were supposed to be met with friendlies. They were not. Because no such forces existed. Because Putin's intel agency pocketed the millions (billions?) instead of spending it to buy Ukraine. Putin's advisors convinced him it'd be another 2014. Just walk in, shoot some people and plant your flag. Turns out, if these rumors are true, many top Russians betrayed Putin through corruption and looting - leading to this war based on lies and false assumptions.

Sure, his motive might have been to conclude 2014's conflict.
But the instigator appears to be sniffing his own !@$$ and not knowing reality from delusion.

You're talking about why he thought he could win, not why he decided to do it now.

 

[Number1]

Putler is going to have to take charge personaly. They evacuated the chief of staff after he was wounded to Belgorod and then..... LOL

• Gerasimov was taken to Belgorod, where Russian military site was hit today in a suspected Ukrainian strike

from : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rasimov-wounded-forced-evacuate-war-zone.html

 

[KMFJD]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520823282261450752

it's amazing how they can track this stuff, there was a story a couple days ago on how they were tracking troop movements from the areas around Kyiv to the Donbass by someones stolen airpods

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Isn't that the guy who people suspect is some sort of asset for the US government?

Yes. He's a persona, designed to look the way traditional conservative talking heads look.

 

[Roger Wilco]

Fuel depot burning in Moscow.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520875579175804929

 

[cytg111]

You really need some eejit that looks like he can't afford a shaver in an attic to tell you on YouTube that removing the equivalent of the chief of staff of the army is a "big deal"?

Talk about delegation of all critical thinking!

Except that the clip, if you watched it, is from before the incident and gives some background into who this guy is.
So you have a hard on for Beau ... cant imagine why, cant imagine I really wanna know either.. *shrugs*. But you ARE coming on strong. Its a little weird.

 

[RnR_au]

Fuel depot burning in Moscow.

Yuri is good!

Just on that video from Beau - its not that Ukraine will always try to kill generals that is the news. Its the notion that Russia have finally figured out that there is something rotten in their army, and their top guy is trying to sort it out by eliminating lines of communications and seeing whats up directly on the ground.

Edit: seems reports of the General being wounded may be wrong...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520878571346186241

 

[cytg111]

Isn't that the guy who people suspect is some sort of asset for the US government?

Yes. He's a persona, designed to look the way traditional conservative talking heads look.

What is our stance on conspiracy theories here?

 

[RnR_au]

The US gets its red pens out to draw red lines...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520883240399122432

 

[Ajay]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520823282261450752

it's amazing how they can track this stuff, there was a story a couple days ago on how they were tracking troop movements from the areas around Kyiv to the Donbass by someones stolen airpods

There is a reason that the Taliban, Al Queda and ISIL went totally low tech in an effort to survive. The NSA has all the coolest toys and tricks. I think we have been sharing more precise Intel with Ukraine b/4 Biden said we would in recent comments. That, and, the CIA has actual human assets within the Russian organs of state.

 

[Ajay]

The US gets its red pens out to draw red lines...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520883240399122432

That ain’t happening.

 

[Lost_in_the_HTTP]

Will this fly?

Schumer says Ukraine aid package to include Russian oligarch seizure provision

The Hill|12 minutes ago
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Sunday said a massive Ukraine aid package would include a provision to allow the U.S. to seize and sell Russian oligarchs' assets, then send the ...

 

[Lost_in_the_HTTP]

Can y'all quit with this BeauBoYooHoo? The Colorado BoBo ain't worth a damn and I'm not sure the one y'all are hustlin' is any better.

 

[cytg111]

There is a reason that the Taliban, Al Queda and ISIL went totally low tech in an effort to survive. The NSA has all the coolest toys and tricks. I think we have been sharing more precise Intel with Ukraine b/4 Biden said we would in recent comments. That, and, the CIA has actual human assets within the Russian organs of state.

About that, if the Russian governmental apparatus really is saturated with a thorough kleptocratic culture, then what is really the difference between a few cases of night vision equipment and some straight up information? If there is a price tag on it its fair game right?

 

[Tsinni Dave]

There is a reason that the Taliban, Al Queda and ISIL went totally low tech in an effort to survive. The NSA has all the coolest toys and tricks. I think we have been sharing more precise Intel with Ukraine b/4 Biden said we would in recent comments. That, and, the CIA has actual human assets within the Russian organs of state.

I'm guessing CIA etc. aren't needed for this particular stuff, just an insurance company phone call. Most heavy equipment has remote diagnostic and tracking built in these days. The recent John Deere Right to Repair fight shows the other side of the coin for legitimate owners.

 

[Ajay]

About that, if the Russian governmental apparatus really is saturated with a thorough kleptocratic culture, then what is really the difference between a few cases of night vision equipment and some straight up information? If there is a price tag on it its fair game right?

Sure, there are 'easy' pickings out there. I’m referring to such things as strategic and tactical intel. For example, the leaking of Russia's battle plan early last year. That wasn't likely to have come from a cheap bribe.

I'm guessing CIA etc. aren't needed for this particular stuff, just an insurance company phone call. Most heavy equipment has remote diagnostic and tracking built in these days. The recent John Deere Right to Repair fight shows the other side of the coin for legitimate owners.

Sure on tractors - but AirPods!? How about phones that are 'off'. I doubt anyone important in Al Queda even kept a cell phone in their house.

 

[Exterous]

If he really does have cancer, that might explain this war. Staring his own mortality in face made him decide to "cement" his legacy.

Oh I think he accomplished that given the deep dive governments, militaries, historians and internet basement dwellers are\will be doing on how the war turned out vs expectations. Now whether it's the kind of legacy he wanted....well I'd guess perhaps not

Um yeah somebody blew that up

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520784463839604743

The spirit of Russia keeps the tracks up. Is very safe. Trust us. Now drive over it so we may continue to advance the glory of Russia

 

[rommelrommel]

About that, if the Russian governmental apparatus really is saturated with a thorough kleptocratic culture, then what is really the difference between a few cases of night vision equipment and some straight up information? If there is a price tag on it its fair game right?

Enriching yourself and direct treason is a little different, especially in a country where you’re allowed to steal. FSB sure won’t see them the same.

 

[Roger Wilco]

Loud explosions in Belgorod, Russia. Again.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520914492351254529

https://twitter.com/x/status/1520917437570555904