Even with MLRS and turrets mine would be the biggest target in the country
WWIII thread
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How many weeks do the monkeys give it before the attrition runs out of Russian things to a attrition?
I think it will be down to the EU and NATO to wave the start flag if the Russian public doesn't clean house themselves. I dont think Ukraine can last another week.
ain't gonna happen
new breed of naZi propaganda keeping the masses wanting violence against a fake enemy
kinda like we manufactured consent for iraq
Is it bad that every time I see a new article about shit going down where there was CLEARLY a spec ops aspect to it, in my head i hear [Johnny Knoxville]Hi! I'm @gonefirefightin 's friend. And this, is blowing Russians up. [Banjos]
"Oprah 1" told me there was only one other chalk similar to theirs and they were in Kyiv on VIP doodie if that tells you anything.
He also said the bandwagon of fat gamers and war tourists that arrived this week is a shit show of wannabes, They started classifying them by skillset and put most of them in hard positions so they dont flag each other or get someone killed.
Guessing the nature of the conflict. Why would Ukraine want to face an invading army on their own soil WWI style? Find weak spots, hit them, GTFO, rinse, repeat.
Well that makes the 11k volunteers less useful. I guess bodies are helpful though.
Well yeah. Someone fighting for imagined self interests will just run when self preservation is questioned.
But Imma gonna guess that unless he has exceptional background in the art of war the bell will toll for an old man in a strange land if put on the pointy end. But if he knows an accepts that I shall doff my cap to him. Beats rotting in a hospital.
Danish media is reporting that Putin has hired Syrians to fight in Ukraine. I they better at driving in the mud?
If that's true, it would not be for Syrians ability at fighting a trained standing army but for their ability to brutalize unarmed civilians.
meal team 6?
Whatup. I'm in Poland. Outside of our currency going to shit life is the same here. Lots of people are doing a lot to help people fleeing the war which is good. A bit sad those same people were very against refugees at the belarusian border because they were from the middle east but that's just this country.
Thanks for asking.
That's not just your country.
Yeah this is true though we made a huge fuss about not accepting refugees when western Europe accepted them and we will probably now ask Western Europe to accept people from Ukraine. To quote the office "how the turntables". The thing is Ukrainian refugees in large numbers will stay in Poland since there already has been a huge migration to Poland before for economic reasons so the people fleeing have friends and families here.
Russian Internet Takes a Hit as Cogent Cuts Off Its Backbone Network
A major internet service provider's disconnection is a new step toward the "splinternet" that adds fragmentation to the global communication network.
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I think that the internet has been one of the root causes of some of the problems the world faces today.Russian Internet Takes a Hit as Cogent Cuts Off Its Backbone Network
A major internet service provider's disconnection is a new step toward the "splinternet" that adds fragmentation to the global communication network.
like many other things, the tool isn't the problem. it's the people who abuse it.
Not quite sure who's this helping the most ATM.Russian Internet Takes a Hit as Cogent Cuts Off Its Backbone Network
A major internet service provider's disconnection is a new step toward the "splinternet" that adds fragmentation to the global communication network.
Yeah, Russia is in transition to Chinese territory. With Visa and Mastercard pulling out of Russia, China swooped in with their Credit Card System/network (Unionpay), which is conveniently linked to their social credit scoring system. This is also sanction proof from the US.
All these companies "cancelling" Russia is just to score brownie points, with the sanctions they would have had to pull out anyways (No way to wire money from Russia to US).
I'm not familiar with military lingo. what are "hard positions" and what does it mean to "flag each other"?
Lots of video and pics I'm seeing sure looks like mass murder of civilians. 
I say we give every fucking weapon/fighter plane/incredible violence thing we have to Ukraine and hope they decimate the Russian invaders. Now. I know, easy for me to say, but WTF do we wait for? it seems inevitable.
I say we give every fucking weapon/fighter plane/incredible violence thing we have to Ukraine and hope they decimate the Russian invaders. Now. I know, easy for me to say, but WTF do we wait for? it seems inevitable.
Hard positions are typically a fixed location that is stationary and has some value to defend and flagging is the term for reckless muzzle awareness where you Inadvertently wave your muzzle around with friendlies in the path of the muzzle rather than having muzzle discipline regardless of weapons status. This also is a indicator of a soldier that is a high probability of having and AD or accidental discharge. In this situation the typical weapons status is red, full mag, one in the chamber and safety on, amber is full mag, empty chamber, green is no ammo, black is out of ammo.
the sanctions are mostly to pressure the oligarchy, as they're the ones with significant assets abroad. the other aspect is that it is, in essence, economic warfare. the russian stock market hasn't opened in over a week (to avoid a complete crash), and it doesn't sound like there are plans to open it any time soon.
If you notice, Tackleberry doesn't flinch because he knew it was a spent cartridge in the chamber, be like Tackleberry
Caltrops, not made from rebar either.
ooh, look at scrimmy bingus over here
Caltrops made from rebar arent very effective at all. Even passenger vehicles can bend them down flat, Iraqis used to use this tactic till they realized they were ineffective unless using quality steel, and they didn't have much of it.
Right, but the unintended (or intended?) consequences are multinational companies operating in Russia can't get their money in or out. So they score brownie points saying they are pulling out of Russia when they wouldn't be able to operate in Russia anyways. I'm wondering if the companies that are still in Russia have figured out a way around the sanctions to keep their businesses operating.
not all the companies that are pulling products/services are US/EU based and impacted by the sanctions, like samsung.
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to be effective they're likely using bot networks outside rus since cogent unplugged them.
Probably from inside US even