Recent content by Tuco Salamanca

Ollie, this might be a bit much for your lead palsied little brain to comprehend, but getting in the last word doesn't qualify as 'winning' the debate. You do realise this?

So everything is going to plan? Get up the yard!

Good morning Wolfie.

I do admire your utter obliviousness to how deluded and thick you are. The black knight has nothing on you. (Perhaps because he lacked the culinary privilege of feasting on Chinese crayon sets)

I'll do so after you finish your crayola infographic outlining how the Russians are going to take Odessa, despite losing 40% of their black sea fleet, being routed from Kherson and not even being able to dislodge a small band of Ukrainians on the left bank of the Dniper.

An anonymous Spammagram account. that's me sold!

And you accuse others of moving the goalposts? Now Ollie, just for a laugh, explain to me how the Russians are going to take Odessa (You can scrawl out an attempted infographic with your crayon set if you like)

I think you're confusing Kharkiv with Belgorod.

Russia today? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Given the investment in terms of manpower and equipment, Alot more than 20%. Now, read the rest of my post.

So you've no source then? Grand. Like I said, back to your crayons.

Let me repeat what I said earlier for slow learners like yourself. Russia -- after over 2 years of war against the poorest country in Europe, an opponent armed with Soviet leftovers and Nato Hand-me-downs from the 80s and 90s -- has captured less than 20% of Ukraine! (A sizeable chunk of which...

Really? How far have they advanced since the start of the year? View: https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1774737628211953879 Credible source?

No, it's due to a collapse in demand. Watch the video (the decline started before the war and has since accelerated). This war has exposed Russian arms as junk.

That article is behind a paywall. Does it mention the U.S as being their biggest customer (which is what you claimed), or just that they're a (unwitting) customer?