Ukraine.

Jerry said:
www.19fortyfive.com

Putin Is Panicking: Russia is 'Throwing Everything It Has' At Ukraine to Stop Operational Breakthrough

The Ukrainian counteroffensive is advancing along several axes, but the most promising progress is taking place in the western part of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast in southern Ukraine.
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reminds me Völkischer Beobachter from 27 February 1945 - Germans are confident in victory
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or 28 February 1945 - Attack on the Ruhr Front Begins
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Jerry said:
Russia has gone from second best army in the world to second best army in Ukraine.
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Sir, I don't know what makes you get off on watching people getting killed but I ask you look at this Ukrainian soldier's before and after face from WW2.

It might make you realise the toll war can take on folk.

F3oUE7dWgAAHIYy


A soldier's face before and after the war: 1941 vs. 1945.

The man captured in the photos is Evgeny Stepanovich Kobytev. In 1941, he was a young man brimming with artistic aspirations. He had recently graduated from the Kyiv State Institute in Ukraine with dreams of becoming a painter who captures portraits and landscapes. However, his path took a drastic turn when Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union interrupted his artistic pursuits.

Kobytev's journey led him to the frontlines of the conflict. He participated in intense battles across Ukraine but suffered wounds in September 1941 that resulted in his capture as a prisoner of war.

His captivity brought him to the confines of the "Khorol pit" prison camp (Dulag #160), a grim place where approximately 90,000 civilians, including Jews, and POWs lost their lives. Erected on the grounds of an old brick factory, the camp's sole barrack offered meager shelter. Those fortunate enough to secure a place inside endured cramped conditions akin to sardines in a tin. Despite the unbearable stench, it was preferable to the open elements that left them exposed and vulnerable.

For two grueling years, Kobytev endured the hardships of the camp until he seized an opportunity to escape. Upon regaining his freedom, he swiftly rejoined the army and dedicated himself to the remainder of the war. He valiantly participated in battles aimed at reclaiming German-occupied cities throughout Ukraine. This soldier's transformation from a young artist to a battle-hardened warrior is captured in the stark contrast between his countenance before and after the war: 1941 vs. 1945.
 
Fishalt said:
Awwwww. Diddums!

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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An interesting comparison here between Musk and Henry Ford, who was pretty much the Musk of his day.

Ford was a rabid anti semantic and refused to join in the war effort, basically because he sympathized with the the Nazi political stance on the Jewish question. It was only when his son, Edsel, took over the reins that the company joined in and started turning out bombers by the boat load.

Now we have a war effort, which many consider to be backed by an elitist Jewish cabal, in which the side backed by said group is demanding that a huge private company turns its attentions to acting on their behalf.

How times change.....
 
I see Biden has been dragged to Vietnam by his carers now....😂

www.rte.ie

Biden visits Vietnam as US plans to elevate relations

The United States and Vietnam plan to elevate their relations as President Joe Biden visits the country today, with officials saying the focus of the talks will be semiconductors and critical minerals.
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Just as Vietnam are getting into bed with Russia.......More threats and'sanctions' on the way???
 
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Wolf said:
I see Biden has been dragged to Vietnam now....😂

www.rte.ie

Biden visits Vietnam as US plans to elevate relations

The United States and Vietnam plan to elevate their relations as President Joe Biden visits the country today, with officials saying the focus of the talks will be semiconductors and critical minerals.
www.rte.ie www.rte.ie

Just as Vietnam are getting into bed with Russia.......More 'sanctions' on the way???
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Waiting forhis when I was in Nam story!
His own GI Joe recollection.
 
Absolutely no surprise here.


But also, the actual threat to Europe from the Russians no longer exists.
 
Wolf said:
Only in the warped minds of neocon and WEF/Globalist scum.
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And that's because it suited them.

Tellingy, I have had people ask how the 'poor refugee's' manage to get their shiny cars out of the Ukraine. When I explain that only about 10% of the country is affected by the conflict and driving back and forth on the rest just isn't a bother they really don't know whether to believe it, as far as they are concerned the whole of the country has been over run by the Russians.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
watching people getting killed
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Because its about what we are not seeing.

We are not seeing Russian BMPs or armoured vehicles of any kind, taking these soldiers to safety. The AFU are killing these troops in the open.

The Russian army, and the Soviet army before them, were highly mechanised, with troops advancing under armored cover. The Soviets basically invented the IFV concept. Coming into the war they had a massive park of BMPs, never mind older AFVs.

They are pretty much gone now. The Russians can now only move on foot for the most part. When the front breaks, they have no way to retreat safely. They are all already dead and they probably know it too.

Surely the right thing to do now is for Putin to unilaterally withdraw and save their lives?
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Sir, I don't know what makes you get off on watching people getting killed but I ask you look at this Ukrainian soldier's before and after face from WW2.

It might make you realise the toll war can take on folk.

F3oUE7dWgAAHIYy


A soldier's face before and after the war: 1941 vs. 1945.

The man captured in the photos is Evgeny Stepanovich Kobytev. In 1941, he was a young man brimming with artistic aspirations. He had recently graduated from the Kyiv State Institute in Ukraine with dreams of becoming a painter who captures portraits and landscapes. However, his path took a drastic turn when Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union interrupted his artistic pursuits.

Kobytev's journey led him to the frontlines of the conflict. He participated in intense battles across Ukraine but suffered wounds in September 1941 that resulted in his capture as a prisoner of war.

His captivity brought him to the confines of the "Khorol pit" prison camp (Dulag #160), a grim place where approximately 90,000 civilians, including Jews, and POWs lost their lives. Erected on the grounds of an old brick factory, the camp's sole barrack offered meager shelter. Those fortunate enough to secure a place inside endured cramped conditions akin to sardines in a tin. Despite the unbearable stench, it was preferable to the open elements that left them exposed and vulnerable.

For two grueling years, Kobytev endured the hardships of the camp until he seized an opportunity to escape. Upon regaining his freedom, he swiftly rejoined the army and dedicated himself to the remainder of the war. He valiantly participated in battles aimed at reclaiming German-occupied cities throughout Ukraine. This soldier's transformation from a young artist to a battle-hardened warrior is captured in the stark contrast between his countenance before and after the war: 1941 vs. 1945.
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Some gimps get a weird and perverted thrill out of watching young men being killed or mentally destroyed.
 
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The Telegraph:
Time is running out for Ukraine. After 18 months of war, it is no longer a question of if the Western alliance will falter, but when. Since the start, despite making many of the right noises and supplying some military hardware, France and Germany, in particular, have been reluctant partners. Their leaders have often seemed more concerned with finding an “off-ramp” for Putin than ejecting his forces from Ukraine. As well as dependency on Russian energy, a pacifist instinct among Western European political classes has led to neglect of their armed forces and a corresponding fear of escalation.
 
SeekTheFairLand said:
The Telegraph:
Time is running out for Ukraine. After 18 months of war, it is no longer a question of if the Western alliance will falter, but when. Since the start, despite making many of the right noises and supplying some military hardware, France and Germany, in particular, have been reluctant partners. Their leaders have often seemed more concerned with finding an “off-ramp” for Putin than ejecting his forces from Ukraine. As well as dependency on Russian energy, a pacifist instinct among Western European political classes has led to neglect of their armed forces and a corresponding fear of escalation.
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So its all the fault of wimpy leaders in the west not wanting to be part of the Neocons wet dream. I guess we are going to be subjected to all sorts of excuses from here on in.
 
Mad as Fish said:
So its all the fault of wimpy leaders in the west not wanting to be part of the Neocons wet dream. I guess we are going to be subjected to all sorts of excuses from here on in.
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There will be a settlement.
Russia will take what they want and Zitler will slither off like the treacherous snake he is.
 
SeekTheFairLand said:
The Telegraph:
Time is running out for Ukraine. After 18 months of war, it is no longer a question of if the Western alliance will falter, but when. Since the start, despite making many of the right noises and supplying some military hardware, France and Germany, in particular, have been reluctant partners. Their leaders have often seemed more concerned with finding an “off-ramp” for Putin than ejecting his forces from Ukraine. As well as dependency on Russian energy, a pacifist instinct among Western European political classes has led to neglect of their armed forces and a corresponding fear of escalation.
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That is not true in the case of France where the Army is very important and have been directly involved in conflicts in various parts of Africa for some time now. Also Putin tried to use Macron in his last minute attempts to get out of sending the troops into the Ukraine (Putin is the one who has been the reluctant one as regards this war)- and Macron was not at all open to him in this regard. I think "The Telegraph" there is indulging in Churchill type grand standing.
 
Wolf said:
I see Biden has been dragged to Vietnam by his carers now....😂

www.rte.ie

Biden visits Vietnam as US plans to elevate relations

The United States and Vietnam plan to elevate their relations as President Joe Biden visits the country today, with officials saying the focus of the talks will be semiconductors and critical minerals.
www.rte.ie www.rte.ie

Just as Vietnam are getting into bed with Russia.......More threats and'sanctions' on the way???
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So no need for proof of Deep State existence

View: https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1700895893254279294
 

Lavrov Gloats: West Failed To "Ukrainize" G20 As Global South Triumphed​

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BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, SEP 10, 2023 - 06:00 PM
Previously we noted how despite the best efforts of Washington and its Western partners, the G20 summit was unable to produce a statement condemning Russia and its invasion of Ukraine. Biden clearly failed to rally allies especially among BRICS and global south countries.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who is at the G20 in New Delhi representing the absent President Vladimir Putin, is gloating over the Western allies' failure at "Ukrainizing" the summit's agenda, according to his remarks published in Russian media and Reuters.
He told a Sunday press briefing that the Russian delegation had stood firm "to protect their legitimate interests," and were thus able "to prevent the West from once again Ukrainizing the entire agenda". He hailed the summit as a "success".
 
jpc said:
Waiting forhis when I was in Nam story!
His own GI Joe recollection.
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Joe five deferments Biden I just found out.
Just like Dick (I served my country in different ways) Cheney!
 
Wolf said:
Hold on...aren't the Uki's making massive gains with their spring offensive?😂
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Yep, Moscow is gonna fall in two weeks or thereabouts, maybe, if we spend another trillion or two etc etc.
 
Wolf said:
Hold on...aren't the Uki's making massive gains with their spring offensive?😂
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By gosh so they are!
Through the second Russkie defence line.
Be in the Crimea for Christmas.
 
Mad as Fish said:
It never did.
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Well there is the reality of the Gas oil and coal that won't be going to Europe in the future.
The only threats were the EU and Russia having a mutually beneficial and peaceful coexistence.
That's gone now.
Win for uncle Sam.
 
Mad as Fish said:
Yep, Moscow is gonna fall in two weeks or thereabouts, maybe, if we spend another trillion or two etc etc.
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We were told that on political irish by some gobshite over 18 months ago.🤣
 
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