"Bulgakov, Dmitry Vitalievich
Since March 14, 2022 - Acting Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation."
Since March 14, 2022 - Acting Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation."
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Let's not kid ourselves about the videos coming out. As much as I hate to say it, the reds have some propaganda as well. War is ugly. And in this new game of warfare, the good guys are blended in with the bad, lines are crossed. One of the few diamonds in the rough of this is when it's all sorted out, the bad guys/gals are outed.The only concern,
Teen feted as Ukraine's 'Joan of Arc' is neo-Nazi
Vita Zaverukha was taken into custody after two officers were killed and three more injured on May 4, following a far-right gang's failed attempt to rob a petrol station in the capital Kiev.www.dailymail.co.uk
He sure is good at this…..
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He looks thrilled at the promotion 😂
Gonna use that pic for his upcoming obituary.
Looks like the class snitch who would stab you in the back.
In British naval lore, there was a concept called “cappabar” which was the amount you could steal without effecting combat readiness. You could steal strawberries, but not oranges. You could steal whiskey, but not grog. Essentially everything that might be a luxury or was extra, they expected to be stolen.
Russia didn’t get the memo.
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If you want to help equip an American and his Ukrainian compatriots, you can send him $$ via PayPal to JMVasquez1974@gmail.com.
Good assessment, and I totally agree.
I'm curious about the process of how a guy in a fully engaged combat unit, on the front lines, will take the donations and buy the combat gear. Are there stores there holding boxes of rifle scopes and rails back unless cash is paid? Does Amazon still deliver? Does this "grease the wheels" with the quartermaster?
Too long a thread to go back, but did we cover this?
Very unfortunate. Comrade Custer was doing the Lord’s work.
About 15 times, but a like your way because it’s ****ing awesome.
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It’s been mentioned a few times, but not in a single story like this. Helpful
I thought they’d already started.
A bullet to the head is too good for him. I would prefer he got a shot of poison that takes about 30 seconds to kill him so that he will have time to think about what he has done.
I want that thing from Shogun where they bury him up to his neck, and then everyone in Ukraine can just do what they want to his exposed head.
Mow over him with a formation of Ukraine’s finest tractors.
152 mm 2A36 Giatsynt-B heavy guns in work
Slightly different shell handling techniques on display.
Slightly different shell handling techniques on display.
I like the idea and would contribute, but how is he going to buy that weaponry? Amazon?
A few hundred pages ago there was a nice Twitter thread from one of the US generals who visited a Russian tank factory 10-20 years or so ago. He said the poor quality of the work was immediately recognizable.
Those tanks are coming apart like a can of tuna.
Russia is a garbage country. Their GDP is pathetic. They’re borderline irrelevant. There is no chance they win this war.
Seeing the Bayaraktar video reminded me of my comment that we will see many kids named Bayaraktar in the years to come. The number of kids named Volodymr will skyrocket, too. I imagine Old Navy will have a line of back to school clothing this August in the camo style that Zelensky has been wearing.
Finland has seized 21 yachts in Winter storage until their ownership can be determined.
If this has done one thing, hopefully it’s opened some eyes as to how the super rich and super corrupt hide wealth.
https://www.businessinsider.com/21-...le-authorities-determine-ownership-2022-3?amp
If this has done one thing, hopefully it’s opened some eyes as to how the super rich and super corrupt hide wealth.
https://www.businessinsider.com/21-...le-authorities-determine-ownership-2022-3?amp
Even the revered T-34 of WW2 suffered from poor welds and steel properties.
The T-34 had some good qualities and featured some unique innovations, but it’s number 1 quality was that even the Wehrmacht couldn’t blow them all up as Stalin sacrificed wave after wave of them.
that is what happens when their president is reported as one of the most wealthiest men in the world while creating no wealth on his own merit. He is the Wizard of Oz dressed in expensive Italian clothing.
Or one could compare the Russian military to Bernie Madoff‘s giant Ponzi scheme. Except in this story, Putin is the one who instigated the 2008 collapse. Idiot.
If you want that, do what he did to Ukraine’s former president with the poisoning. Except don’t give him treatment.
Viktor Yushchenko - Wikipedia
Waking up to news. Man.....Poland knows how to do a State visit with theatrics. I am confident that Poland could kick Putin's ass back to Siberia
