I don't know why we won't provide the Mig's requested with as much other things as we've given. I don't know that the Patriot package does them any good without also supplying trained people to operate them.
He was on CNN yesterday. He basically said the same thing. Each vehicle kill is a minimum of three people dead. They’re burning up inside and it’s got to be incredibly demoralizing for the remaining crews, which is why they abandon vehicles so easily.
Well this would explain why you see so few bodies in those videos of destroyed Russian columns. Most casualties are probably crispy critters stuck inside
My opinion?
Are we keeping them to ourselves? Also, if a NATO country is attacked, we would very much be using them, IMO. That has clearly been NATO's line in the sand stance since this started.
Well, short of modifying the UN Charter itself, I wouldn't hold my breath on that one, particularly inasmuch as Article 108 requires the affirmative vote of the permanent members (i.e., Russia) for an amendment to the Charter to take effect.
Do you have any relevant training? If not, it'd probably be better for everyone if you stay away.
Ukraine requires it:
Don't come fight for Ukraine unless you're already trained, foreign legion says
For Canadians looking to help in Ukraine, sending donations of money and essential supplies is likely more attainable than volunteering to fight on the front lines.www.google.com
Human remains, at high temp, basically leave bones only. These bones are grey in color. Look closely. You can see them. You should see parts of the rib cage. These are what is usually left post cremation and what are crushed to make "ashes." Look closely. You can see them
Good news, my friend's wife needed a new passport for their upcoming Dominican trip. Sounds like you can get a super rush on your passport if you show them proof of travel within 5 days.
If not Ukraine propaganda, I would think this would be a big deal to the Russian military staff. They know this is not a war to save Russia where you have to throw in people before they are ready.
I'll answer honestly with my opinion - I actually DO have a double standard when it comes to Europe. The U.S. is part of the "West" and this attack on a sovereign democratic, Western nation demands more response from us than tinpot dictators and warlords in third world countries and areas of the globe not as impactful to U.S. strategic needs.
You also have a sweet camel tooth jacket -- perfect Ukrainian spring wear.
I'm also 50% Lithuanian and 50% German. I still have family in Vilnius and Kaunus. Great Grandma came to America after the Bolsheviks took over.
HROT special war correspondent/russkie killer Jimmy McGill.
The suggestion that NATO is paralyzed is nonsense.
That video messed with my eyes. It made whatever I looked at appear to swirl. Strange.
I do buy your "impactful to US strategic needs" as a reasonably pragmatic and sufficient reason. Rest of your post imo though paints your humanist attributes in less than favorable light. That said, even from a pragmatic pov, considering that the russians are reported to have 20K+ dead and at least 40K (inferred) out of action leaving putin with a littleover of half his forces, we should just stay the course without committing troops.
Most people probably don’t know:
Wife just renewed her passport. The website says 8-10 weeks I believe, but she got her new passport within 2-3 weeks, fyi. She did not pay for the expedited service.
I'd be in favor of a European-led (and 100% European manned) peacekeeping force. Have the coalition be a mix of NATO and non-NATO members. Let the Europeans clean up their own backyard by themselves with us providing materiel and intelligence assistance only. Heck, have it be only non-nuclear states (believe only France and UK are known nuclear powers in Europe no?)
Probably because she showed major cleavage in the passport pic.
