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Mad as Fish said:
It does seem a total balls up alright, as was mentioned, the crossing is nothing more than a PR exercise, put on for the likes of Jarry to boast about on social media.

Listening to this guy is hard work, so I skimmed forward a couple of times and picked up a couple of other nuggets, one of which is that the US appears to have abandoned Zelensky and is pushing a rival (can't remember the name, let alone spell it if I could) so the brat is having to watch his back and stick around, no more world tours for him.

Another is NATO promised unlimited help but failed to deliver, Stoltenberg is just talking the talk, but NATO Members have run out of resources and probably patience. My thoughts are that NATO totally miscalculated the strength in depth of the Russian army and glibly thought that it wouldn't take too much to defeat it, so the promise didn't seem a big one at the time. Another western cock up.

A third was that the top general fellow is now bypassed by Zelensky who talks to whichever officers are in favour, or are passing the door at the time. The result is total chaos without any disciplined chain of command, leaving officers having to guess as to which set of orders to follow. Zelensky is also ordering attacks and actions directly, which may account for supply issues as his pet projects are not properly planned, if any of the the offensives are.

All in all, it sounds like total mayhem in Kiev, and is only kept going because America is propping it all up, for the time being.
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Is NATO's Trans-Division ready yet ? !

Is NATO's Feminist Division ready yet ? !
 
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Kangal said:
No big surprises here of course.

www.businessinsider.com

Russia's economy faces 3 obstacles to further growth as capital, industry, and its population wither, researcher says

An analysis of Russia's economy under Putin, exploring the impacts of military spending and geopolitical tensions.
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Hey, Kangal, have you had the memo yet, instructing you to start pushing the line that if it wasn't for the bravery of the Ukes and NATO screwing up defending the west's border then that evil Putin lad would be sat Ursula's throne dictating the minimum weight of cabbages and carrots etc?

I'd say sometime Xmas eve would be the best time to indirectly admit defeat of the Ukrainian army this way.
 
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Mad as Fish said:
It does seem a total balls up alright, as was mentioned, the crossing is nothing more than a PR exercise, put on for the likes of Jarry to boast about on social media.

Listening to this guy is hard work, so I skimmed forward a couple of times and picked up a couple of other nuggets, one of which is that the US appears to have abandoned Zelensky and is pushing a rival (can't remember the name, let alone spell it if I could) so the brat is having to watch his back and stick around, no more world tours for him.

Another is NATO promised unlimited help but failed to deliver, Stoltenberg is just talking the talk, but NATO Members have run out of resources and probably patience. My thoughts are that NATO totally miscalculated the strength in depth of the Russian army and glibly thought that it wouldn't take too much to defeat it, so the promise didn't seem a big one at the time. Another western cock up.

A third was that the top general fellow is now bypassed by Zelensky who talks to whichever officers are in favour, or are passing the door at the time. The result is total chaos without any disciplined chain of command, leaving officers having to guess as to which set of orders to follow. Zelensky is also ordering attacks and actions directly, which may account for supply issues as his pet projects are not properly planned, if any of the offensives are.

All in all, it sounds like total mayhem in Kiev, and is only kept going because America is propping it all up, for the time being.
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Listening to this lad is a chore that should be done maybe once every twenty days. Then it is good because the movement on the lines is about one twentieth of what it should be.


It reminds me of Ali beating Foreman with the rope a dope.

Russia invaded, stalled and just bled the ukes dry of men, ammo, money and everything else.

Now Ukraine is running on empty and Ali is going to drop him at leisure as a Christmas Gift.

Christmas is late in Russia, I think early January. So many cornermen are getting the towel ready.


Deadlinsky, Jarry, Biden and last Netanyahu is the latest betting on order of departure.
 
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Has Russia taken Avdiivka yet?

novayagazeta.eu

‘They’re walking over dead bodies. They’re strewn everywhere’. Conscripts’ families complain to Putin of carnage in Avdiivka — Novaya Gazeta Europe

Families of conscripts have written to Russian President Vladimir Putin to describe how servicemen are being sent to a “bloodbath” in Avdiivka, a town in the occupied Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, independent Russian news outlet iStories has reported , providing excerpts from the joint letter.
novayagazeta.eu novayagazeta.eu
 
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There is talk of making Deadzinsky a US citizen now.

I predict he will be given The Medal of Honor .


(A military medal, the highest. And a kick in the balls to those awarded it)


He could flee at any time as there can not be a surrender while he is there.
 
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Mad as Fish said:
Reading that I had to wonder whether the writer was even sharing the same universe with the rest of us. The Ukrainian ambassador said it would be a disaster after Ukraine had gained so much. So much of what exactly?
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Wreckage & Destruction - We've paid for the Chaos now it's time for Order - Let the rebuilding begin!🤑🤑🤑
Proper order by Western design will keep the money flowing for the contractors for a while looooonnnnger 😂
 
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The European Union has been forced to overpay some €185 billion for gas imports since it imposed self-harming sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, according to Sputnik's calculations based on Eurostat data. . . .

. . . . Thus, it is estimated that EU member states over the course of 20 months spent a total of €304 billion on gas imports, while previously such expenses were accrued over several years. For example, from April 2017 to the end of 2021, the EU spent €186 billion on gas imports, and from 2013 to 2021 the value of such imports was at €292 billion.
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EU 'Overpaid' €185 Bln for Gas Due to Russia Sanctions

European Union has been forced to overpay 185 billion euros for gas imports since it imposed sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
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The European Union has been forced to overpay some €185 billion for gas imports since it imposed self-harming sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, according to Sputnik's calculations based on Eurostat data. . . .

. . . . Thus, it is estimated that EU member states over the course of 20 months spent a total of €304 billion on gas imports, while previously such expenses were accrued over several years. For example, from April 2017 to the end of 2021, the EU spent €186 billion on gas imports, and from 2013 to 2021 the value of such imports was at €292 billion.
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EU 'Overpaid' €185 Bln for Gas Due to Russia Sanctions

European Union has been forced to overpay 185 billion euros for gas imports since it imposed sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
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The question then becomes where did that money end up?
 
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The question then becomes where did that money end up?
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It's in the article . . . in Nato countries, who coincidentally are illegally tapping other Nato bombed countries for their Gas & Oil.
Of course accordingly there has been an increase in carbon tax collections for the Green Sharty Party too.
 
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The European Union has been forced to overpay some €185 billion for gas imports since it imposed self-harming sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, according to Sputnik's calculations based on Eurostat data. . . .

. . . . Thus, it is estimated that EU member states over the course of 20 months spent a total of €304 billion on gas imports, while previously such expenses were accrued over several years. For example, from April 2017 to the end of 2021, the EU spent €186 billion on gas imports, and from 2013 to 2021 the value of such imports was at €292 billion.
sputnikglobe.com

EU 'Overpaid' €185 Bln for Gas Due to Russia Sanctions

European Union has been forced to overpay 185 billion euros for gas imports since it imposed sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
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One of the best examples of play stupid games win stupid prizes we have seen.
 
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Professor said:
It's in the article . . . in Nato countries, who coincidentally are illegally tapping other Nato bombed countries for their Gas & Oil.
Of course accordingly there has been an increase in carbon tax collections for the Green Sharty Party too.
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I guessed it might of been, but the article didn't load for me, the browser has been very slow this morning.

I'm not sure that we minions ever really had any control over world events, although for a brief period in the latter half of the last century it appeared we could have some influence, but all that is but a distant memory now.
 
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Mad as Fish said:
I guessed it might of been, but the article didn't load for me, the browser has been very slow this morning.
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FTA . . . . "While Europe has been reeling from the fallout from the backfiring sanctions, the United States has been raking in profits estimated to be worth €53 billion. Other countries that have benefited from the EU’s struggle to find alternatives to Russian energy are the UK (€27 billion), Norway (€24 billion), and Algeria (€21 billion)."

P.S. On another note . . . Leo'na Vera should be asking for rent allowance & food voucher expenses from Algeria to cover Irelands outlandish costs, imo. Do you think so?
 
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Jarry is off to Specsavers today, to get a stronger prescription on the rose tinted glasses. Just in case that doesn't work, he will be swinging round the GP's to get an increase on the copium pill dosage.
 
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Kangal said:
No one is allowed to protest.

No one.

www.themoscowtimes.com

Anti-Mobilization Protests By Russian Soldiers' Wives and Mothers Quashed - The Moscow Times

Wives and mothers of Russian soldiers who have been mobilized for the war in Ukraine are facing restrictions and intimidation as they demand to bring their loved ones back from the front.
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what self respecting nations allows protesting in such epochal times? The NWO order has openly declared war on Russia. The existential threat has never been greater.

Lock them up!
 

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