movielover said:
I would prefer peace talks, but rumblings that Biden-Obama-Clinton want the US to escalate the war before the 2024 election.
Cal88 said:
How Russia is winning the war - the Lancet drone:Summary of the Lancet suicide drone at work … pic.twitter.com/6eHLWZLee3
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) June 15, 2023
The Lancet is a homemade loitering drone program which the Russians perfected during the war. It is the most efficient drone system in the world today, with a range of up to 70km and capable of destroying fast-moving vehicles. It is mass-produced in a giant plant with a unit cost around $10k - $15k.
In the 9min compilation above, the Russians destroyed nearly half a billion dollars' worth of equipment at a cost of less than a million $'s worth of Lancets. This weapon system is one of the reasons Russia is winning the war of attrition.
Cal88 said:
I don't think the Russkies are properly equipped to handle a posse of finicky and fastidious British lawyers, now this is the gamechanger NATO has been looking for.
movielover said:
At 65% in the polls, let's say President Trump survives the GOP primary vs the Globalist RINOs and their $600 Million from Wall Street Globalist exfiltrators of American wealth.
Would Biden-Obama-Clinton directly enter the war, or even use nukes?
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At 65% in the polls, let's say President Trump survives the GOP primary vs the Globalist RINOs and their $600 Million from Wall Street Globalist exfiltrators of American wealth.
Would Biden-Obama-Clinton directly enter the war, or even use nukes?
Big C said:movielover said:
At 65% in the polls, let's say President Trump survives the GOP primary vs the Globalist RINOs and their $600 Million from Wall Street Globalist exfiltrators of American wealth.
Would Biden-Obama-Clinton directly enter the war, or even use nukes?
No. The last thing anybody wants is for this war to spread. And if you think they would let their decisions be based on politics, then no still, because it would also be bad politics.
Biden was the guy who got us out of Afghanistan, in case you don't remember.
movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
movielover said:Big C said:movielover said:
At 65% in the polls, let's say President Trump survives the GOP primary vs the Globalist RINOs and their $600 Million from Wall Street Globalist exfiltrators of American wealth.
Would Biden-Obama-Clinton directly enter the war, or even use nukes?
No. The last thing anybody wants is for this war to spread. And if you think they would let their decisions be based on politics, then no still, because it would also be bad politics.
Biden was the guy who got us out of Afghanistan, in case you don't remember.
Biden got us into this war, and refused a peace deal Israeli PM Bennett and Zelensky had formed. Boris Johnson (USA) put the kabosh to it in case you don't remember.
Where the war sits today was predictable to honest brokers, yet there are still no voices of reason. We've marched over 300,000 Ukrainian men to their death, destroyed a country, hallowed out NATO, and arguably created the best army on the planet (not us).
General Milley spoke out against the war, and was quickly humbled. He could have resigned and stood by his comments.
P.S. No reasonable person can forget Biden, Blinken, and 40 generals disastrous pullout and arming of Middle eastern terrorists and handing over our technology.
Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Goldener Bar said:
It disappoints me greatly that an otherwise pretty sharp guy is falling for this narrative. I'd like to have a serious conversation with you about why this war is so bad, but I'm skeptical that I could get through to you on this.
Most of the rest of the pro-war guys are beyond help.
sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
Just to reiterate the truth, Russia and Ukraine could be at war and there's still no reason why the U.S. needs to be involved.sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
You've convinced me that the Peter Principle is real thoughDiabloWags said:Goldener Bar said:
It disappoints me greatly that an otherwise pretty sharp guy is falling for this narrative. I'd like to have a serious conversation with you about why this war is so bad, but I'm skeptical that I could get through to you on this.
Most of the rest of the pro-war guys are beyond help.
And you've never believed in freedom for all or American exceptionalism.
Goldener Bar said:Big C said:movielover said:Big C said:movielover said:
At 65% in the polls, let's say President Trump survives the GOP primary vs the Globalist RINOs and their $600 Million from Wall Street Globalist exfiltrators of American wealth.
Would Biden-Obama-Clinton directly enter the war, or even use nukes?
No. The last thing anybody wants is for this war to spread. And if you think they would let their decisions be based on politics, then no still, because it would also be bad politics.
Biden was the guy who got us out of Afghanistan, in case you don't remember.
Biden got us into this war, and refused a peace deal Israeli PM Bennett and Zelensky had formed. Boris Johnson (USA) put the kabosh to it in case you don't remember.
Where the war sits today was predictable to honest brokers, yet there are still no voices of reason. We've marched over 300,000 Ukrainian men to their death, destroyed a country, hallowed out NATO, and arguably created the best army on the planet (not us).
General Milley spoke out against the war, and was quickly humbled. He could have resigned and stood by his comments.
P.S. No reasonable person can forget Biden, Blinken, and 40 generals disastrous pullout and arming of Middle eastern terrorists and handing over our technology.
Here's why, with respect, I find your position laughable:
If Biden and the Dems had played "peacenik" and resisted helping Ukraine... and if Fox News had then decided that -- USA! USA! -- we need to get in there and stop the threat of that evil Commie, Putin ("This is just like Hitler in 1939!"), you would be soooooo for this war, it wouldn't be funny.
It disappoints me greatly that an otherwise pretty sharp guy is falling for this narrative. I'd like to have a serious conversation with you about why this war is so bad, but I'm skeptical that I could get through to you on this.
Most of the rest of the pro-war guys are beyond help.
"The United States instead of contacts with Russia chose to supply military equipment to Ukraine, we'll burn it all - let's see what happens next," - Putin pic.twitter.com/fG3NpQE9h1
— Trollstoy (@Trollstoy88) June 16, 2023
So you don't foresee any negative consequences if we just let Russia take Ukraine, which is basically what you're asking for here?Goldener Bar said:Just to reiterate the truth, Russia and Ukraine could be at war and there's still no reason why the U.S. needs to be involved.sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
Here's the problem with this argument:movielover said:sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
History is relevant.
0. The world watched our disastrous pullout in Afghanistan.
1. We helped topple a duly elected PM.
2. Our allies openly stated Minsk I and II were purposeful delay tactics.
3. We led NATOs military buildup in Ukraine.
4. President Biden made no efforts at peace talks with Putin.
5. The US stopped Zelenskys planned peace negotiations with PM Bennett of Israel early in this SMO.
6. Victoria Nuland has been in the middle of this for years; six months ago she was urging Ukraine to strike Crimea.
7. President Biden said he would stop Nordstream 2. Writer Seymour Hersh says the USA blew up the Russian pipelines, an act of war.
I see negative consequences for Ukraine, but not for the U.S.sycasey said:So you don't foresee any negative consequences if we just let Russia take Ukraine, which is basically what you're asking for here?Goldener Bar said:Just to reiterate the truth, Russia and Ukraine could be at war and there's still no reason why the U.S. needs to be involved.sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
Here's the problem with your argumentsycasey said:Here's the problem with this argument:movielover said:sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
History is relevant.
0. The world watched our disastrous pullout in Afghanistan.
1. We helped topple a duly elected PM.
2. Our allies openly stated Minsk I and II were purposeful delay tactics.
3. We led NATOs military buildup in Ukraine.
4. President Biden made no efforts at peace talks with Putin.
5. The US stopped Zelenskys planned peace negotiations with PM Bennett of Israel early in this SMO.
6. Victoria Nuland has been in the middle of this for years; six months ago she was urging Ukraine to strike Crimea.
7. President Biden said he would stop Nordstream 2. Writer Seymour Hersh says the USA blew up the Russian pipelines, an act of war.
To make the argument that the US is responsible, you have to do this 8-point conspiracy theory thing. To make the argument that Russia is responsible, all I have to say is: "They invaded another country." Pretty simple.
Goldener Bar said:Here's the problem with your argumentsycasey said:Here's the problem with this argument:movielover said:sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
History is relevant.
0. The world watched our disastrous pullout in Afghanistan.
1. We helped topple a duly elected PM.
2. Our allies openly stated Minsk I and II were purposeful delay tactics.
3. We led NATOs military buildup in Ukraine.
4. President Biden made no efforts at peace talks with Putin.
5. The US stopped Zelenskys planned peace negotiations with PM Bennett of Israel early in this SMO.
6. Victoria Nuland has been in the middle of this for years; six months ago she was urging Ukraine to strike Crimea.
7. President Biden said he would stop Nordstream 2. Writer Seymour Hersh says the USA blew up the Russian pipelines, an act of war.
To make the argument that the US is responsible, you have to do this 8-point conspiracy theory thing. To make the argument that Russia is responsible, all I have to say is: "They invaded another country." Pretty simple.
Absent the threat of NATO, Russia has no reason to feel threatened by Ukraine.
Cal88 said:
"We use Ukraine to weaken Russia" is simple enough.
Ex US National Security Council official wrote citing "multiple former senior U.S. officials" that Russia & Ukraine agreed in April on peace deal framework of #Russia withdrawing to pre-war positions & #Ukraine promising not to seek #NATO membership. https://t.co/njY7mhbtC0
— Ivan Katchanovski (@I_Katchanovski) June 14, 2023
sycasey said:Here's the problem with this argument:movielover said:sycasey said:Goldener Bar said:Without Biden, there's no reason for the U.S. to be in Ukraine at allsycasey said:Pure delusion.movielover said:
Biden got us into this war,
Just to reiterate the truth:
1. Russia started this war, not anyone else.
2. The US is aiding Ukraine, but is not "in" the war. Our soldiers are not fighting.
That's all.
History is relevant.
0. The world watched our disastrous pullout in Afghanistan.
1. We helped topple a duly elected PM.
2. Our allies openly stated Minsk I and II were purposeful delay tactics.
3. We led NATOs military buildup in Ukraine.
4. President Biden made no efforts at peace talks with Putin.
5. The US stopped Zelenskys planned peace negotiations with PM Bennett of Israel early in this SMO.
6. Victoria Nuland has been in the middle of this for years; six months ago she was urging Ukraine to strike Crimea.
7. President Biden said he would stop Nordstream 2. Writer Seymour Hersh says the USA blew up the Russian pipelines, an act of war.
To make the argument that the US is responsible, you have to do this 8-point conspiracy theory thing. To make the argument that Russia is responsible, all I have to say is: "They invaded another country." Pretty simple.
The Ukraine war is a giant test to locate the exact tipping point for World War 3. We haven’t found it yet but the search continues rest assured.
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) June 16, 2023
The 51 intel leaders who lied to Americans that Hunter’s laptop was Russian at the behest of the Biden campaign to help him debate Trump are now the go-to authorities on the Ukraine war. Having a track-record of lying and inaccuracy and overall foolishness is not disqualifying.
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) June 16, 2023
Looking forward to Ukraine expert Hunter Biden’s peace proposal. After all, he got a million dollars a year for Ukraine insights when his dad directed Ukraine policy.
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) June 14, 2023
After admitting Ukraine into NATO, we need to add the Gaza Strip, Kashmir, Taiwan, Ethiopia & South Sudan to ensure World War 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8.
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) June 14, 2023
If you would just listen to the propaganda Russia wants you to hear you would see everything is going great in Russia. Their manufacturing sector is taking off and they now make the most advanced small FPV drones in the world.DiabloWags said:
Russian economy continues to implode.
Russian companies reporting in the first quarter of this year the biggest shortage of personnel since data collection began in 1998, according to the Russian Central Bank.
The loss of human capital is a disaster for their economy.
1/ QUICK THREAD on yet another critique of the Russian MOD's efforts to produce domestic drones and quadcopters - after a few were showcased at #SPIEF2023 and turned out to be Chinese drones under a Russian label. Main points below. https://t.co/oa6so4EyqX https://t.co/giQdoOZDnl pic.twitter.com/O7OWsVhIqI
— Samuel Bendett (@sambendett) June 15, 2023
2/ According to the prisoners' rights group 'Russia Behind Bars', the Russian Ministry of Defence has recruited more than 15,000 people directly from penal colonies. This follows the banning earlier this year of Wagner's previously extensive prison recruitment campaign.
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) June 16, 2023
There are signs that Russia has realized its imminent defeat in Ukraine and now wants to undermine Ukraine economically as much as possible.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) June 12, 2023
The destruction of Kakhovka HPP was a strike on Ukraine's economy. Agricultural capacity of Ukrainian South has suffered unbelievable…