Pens1566
Lifer
- Oct 11, 2005
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The problem is that the "groupthink" is really just sycophants scared shit-less of going against Putin and falling out of a window.
The problem is that the "groupthink" is really just sycophants scared shit-less of going against Putin and falling out of a window.
A huge amount of information coming out about the cyberwarfare tactics. Sites like SANS-UA are releasing a ton of information publicly. Interestingly enough it spans from the completely unsophisticated and almost amateurish efforts to the more sophisticated efforts you'd normally associate with a nation state actor. Lots of speculation about why it wasn't more successful (perhaps wanting to hold back some capabilities?) but lots of information to digest. Interesting new (at least to me) twist - using SMS to try and sow additional confusion - telling people ATMs and banks are running out of money to try and cause a run on banks kinds of things
brandonbull
Diamond Member
- May 3, 2005
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Biden predicted that this would happen under Trump and not under a Biden admin. Oops. President "We had no idea that the Taliban would take over so quickly" Biden is a mess.
It's fine to argue that the US should deploy troops in Ukraine to fight Russia.
It is simply inaccurate to say that we are part of any form of treaty obligation to do so.
It didn't happen under Trump because Trump was destroying NATO for Putin.
I think we both agree that Trump was Putin's lapdog. It was embarrassing for the country how Trump would constantly humiliate himself, desperately seeking Putin's validation.
nCred
Golden Member
- Oct 13, 2003
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Ajay
Lifer
- Jan 8, 2001
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What are you still doing here? You're so far up Trump's ass, that by now you should be reaching Putin's ass. Human centipede style.
- Oct 28, 1999
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Just put him on ignore and don't even give him the oxygen.
dank69
Lifer
- Oct 6, 2009
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Good thing for them that inconsistency is a feature, not a bug.
He got it from inside Tucker Carlson's butthole.
It’s time for the US and NATO to start deploying and massing a massive amount of troops and armaments in Eastern Europe.
Commodus
Diamond Member
- Oct 9, 2004
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Did he? Please cite a reasonably neutral source. I'd say Biden (and virtually every rational person) knew Trump was being soft on Russia, but specifically predicting a Russian invasion of Ukraine? Not that I've seen.
Besides, it's a bit rich to claim "Biden is a mess" on this issue when you support pro-Putin politicians like Trump. If Trump had won the 2020 election, NATO wouldn't be offering a coordinated response — and Trump would probably be trying to downplay or even excuse the invasion of Ukraine.
Artorias
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- Feb 8, 2014
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Jesus. Imagine stopping at a red light when just the bomb just start flying in.
I would going peddle to mettle.True hero and a legend. How many presidents would stay right at what is about to become ground zero.
Homerboy
Lifer
- Mar 1, 2000
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Nah. Virtually EVERY other world leader, every other world citizen.... they had it all wrong. Trump had it dialed in and his followers were the only ones that could see it. It's everyone else that is wrong.
Jaskalas
Lifer
- Jun 23, 2004
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Our duplicity was already addressed and acknowledged. Point being, the world is up for grabs and now everybody knows it.
You're right, I normally don't like putting people on my ignore list because I disagree with their point of view. But I have seen enough of his posts to convince me he's a troll or a disingenuous person.
BoomerD
No Lifer
- Feb 26, 2006
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conquering Chicago...the gangs most likely don't care WHERE the supply comes from, as long as they can maintain control over their corners.
Russia is appears very close to having full air superiority over Ukraine, plus now has ground forces apparently in outskirts, and certainly within artillery and MLRS range of Kyiv.
Warnings of mass rockets/bombings last night turned out to be inaccurate - for now - but open question of how far Putin (and his army) are willing to push to make Ukraine kneel. They've promised to avoid civilian areas, but they also very rarely tell the truth... Certainly within Russian capabilities now to knock out utilities and cause a humanitarian disaster, even without mass bombing of the cities.
As an interesting side note, it appears Putin was planning to play the "little green men" tune again, except the US called him out on the false flag operations. All of the initial invasion forces, both ground and air, that have been pictured appear to have invaded with Russian insignia and identity hidden, replaced by only a large white painted Z or V.
Particularly notable on the aircraft/helicopters, which usually have very distinct russian red star and flag that have all been painted over - on every single phase 1 invasion vehicle. Hiding ID numbers / license plates (to limit battalion tracking) can make tactical sense, but hiding nationality has no purpose - other than if trying to pretend they aren't actually russian military.
Warnings of mass rockets/bombings last night turned out to be inaccurate - for now - but open question of how far Putin (and his army) are willing to push to make Ukraine kneel. They've promised to avoid civilian areas, but they also very rarely tell the truth... Certainly within Russian capabilities now to knock out utilities and cause a humanitarian disaster, even without mass bombing of the cities.
As an interesting side note, it appears Putin was planning to play the "little green men" tune again, except the US called him out on the false flag operations. All of the initial invasion forces, both ground and air, that have been pictured appear to have invaded with Russian insignia and identity hidden, replaced by only a large white painted Z or V.
Particularly notable on the aircraft/helicopters, which usually have very distinct russian red star and flag that have all been painted over - on every single phase 1 invasion vehicle. Hiding ID numbers / license plates (to limit battalion tracking) can make tactical sense, but hiding nationality has no purpose - other than if trying to pretend they aren't actually russian military.
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