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Massive Movement of Armor from Russia Into Ukraine
All weekend long, trainload after trainload of heavy armor, artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, troops, and supplies moved from Russia into...
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Massive Movement of Armor from Russia Into Ukraine
All weekend long, trainload after trainload of heavy armor, artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, troops, and supplies moved from Russia into...
bills should be one item alone and no sticking anyting into them
All the .mil planes in Europe from Germany east have turned off ADS-B. Also UK only has a few helos still broadcasting position.
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Click on "U" in top right to show only .mil aircraft.
It's been regularly busy all along the Russian / Ukrainian / Belorussian border for months. Not sure precisely when they switched it off, past few days, possibly today.
Last time this happened was when this started (see post #1)
(This thread has had some entertaining diversions along the way
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ADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live - aircraft flight history
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Click on "U" in top right to show only .mil aircraft.
It's been regularly busy all along the Russian / Ukrainian / Belorussian border for months. Not sure precisely when they switched it off, past few days, possibly today.
Last time this happened was when this started (see post #1)
(This thread has had some entertaining diversions along the way
I can’t see anything about disaster relief, but yeah this is was attached to other government funding. Not disagreeing with ya.
Read they got the Republicans in the senate to agree to it because they dropped some 22 billion dollar Covid relief bill.
Rona is not a concern any more. They want to fund other disasters.
With mid terms coming up, things like this are very concerning.
Dems need that kickback to grease the wheels to get their buddies re-elected.
cheating isn't cheap
cheating isn't cheap
Just listened to an interview with an ex general (edit-ex col)McGregor, he believes Russia is about to get serious. His interview starts around 5:45 in video below.All the .mil planes in Europe from Germany east have turned off ADS-B. Also UK only has a few helos still broadcasting position.
ADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live
ADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live - aircraft flight history
Click on "U" in top right to show only .mil aircraft.
It's been regularly busy all along the Russian / Ukrainian / Belorussian border for months. Not sure precisely when they switched it off, past few days, possibly today.
Last time this happened was when this started (see post #1)
(This thread has had some entertaining diversions along the way
Sounds like a serious escalation is not far off.
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they need to so they can end this bs. The longer this goes on, the worse their position. They should have invaded en masse and ovewhelmed the ukies instead of thinking spearheads would be welcomed like liberating from nazis
Meanwhile, Norks just lobbed a missile over Japan
www.smh.com.au
Not enough to start anything, but enough to keep our attention pointed east and west at the same time.
Some rumors about Xi (unconfirmed) and his reelection to his 3rd term is in a couple weeks. If and when he's confirmed, then they move on Taiwan. Not necessarily kinetic, could be a blockade. Philippines flipping back to our side helps immeasurably.
Japan issues warning over North Korea missile
Japan issued an emergency warning, and then cancelled it following the firing of a missile by North Korea.
Not enough to start anything, but enough to keep our attention pointed east and west at the same time.
Some rumors about Xi (unconfirmed) and his reelection to his 3rd term is in a couple weeks. If and when he's confirmed, then they move on Taiwan. Not necessarily kinetic, could be a blockade. Philippines flipping back to our side helps immeasurably.
if nothing else, pro ukraine or pro christian, pro democracy or pro soros...
this tells you who and/or what elects senators in this country, and it isn't us.
This is kind of interesting, China is turning off the lights in some of their cities to save energy. Apparently they have quite the heat wave.
Also a handy test-run for going dark during wartime, although thermal, NV and gps sort of minimize the need for well-lit targets. I've heard somewhere that certain sats would be the first victims of an all out conflict. Wonder if other sats besides gps/Galileo/glonass/beidou etc can be used as improvised gps? Starlink perhaps?
Also Rooskies moving their bombers up north:
Also a handy test-run for going dark during wartime, although thermal, NV and gps sort of minimize the need for well-lit targets. I've heard somewhere that certain sats would be the first victims of an all out conflict. Wonder if other sats besides gps/Galileo/glonass/beidou etc can be used as improvised gps? Starlink perhaps?
Also Rooskies moving their bombers up north:
Neo Con puta!
Nikki Haley says Ukrainian forces 'almost there' against Russia: 'Give them what they need to finish the deal'
Nikki Haley, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N., said President Putin knows he's failing and emphasized that NATO's support for Ukraine will set the tone for China.www.foxnews.com
I'm only the messenger here...
Zelenskyy, Musk in Twitter showdown over Ukraine ‘peace’ plan
Musk’s proposal to seek a negotiated solution to Russia’s invasion and cede Crimea for good angers Ukrainians.
Zelenskyy, Musk in Twitter showdown over Ukraine ‘peace’ plan
Musk’s proposal to seek a negotiated solution to Russia’s invasion and cede Crimea for good angers Ukrainians.www.aljazeera.com
I bet Elon could turn off Zelinski‘s Internet by canceling Starlink.
please deposit 1 billion dollars to continue your star link subscription. Thank you
TLDR: Basically the US .gov is spending tax payers money to buy and send the Starlink equipment to Ukraine
pfff
twitter is nothing but BOTs run by the gov... Musk has proven that. The number of actual bots, has yet to be disclosed in Musk's ongoing lawsuit with anti Constitutionalists and haters of free speech.
Don’t disagree, I don’t tweet. Actually most of my Twitter exposure is from links posted here.
If I was Elon, I'd cut their star link until Ukraine can remember whose helping who.
How can you stand to live in a Godless country as the USA or any country in the West and not move to a Godfearing country as Russia?
Has he? He just decided to go through with the purchase. . .
Elon Musk Proposes Closing Twitter Deal on Original Terms
An agreement would allow the social-media company and the billionaire to avert a high-stakes trial that was set to start soon; Twitter shares soar 22%.
www.wsj.com
i detect some sarcasm, although it seems appropriate when you consider most places in america that we see on "the news".
the thing is, "most" of americans are good people, and it is the media and internet that represents americans as idiot buttfuckers and tossers.
you, for example...i am almost certain you are not as bad as you might seem to be.
Has he? He just decided to go through with the purchase. . .
Elon Musk Proposes Closing Twitter Deal on Original Terms
An agreement would allow the social-media company and the billionaire to avert a high-stakes trial that was set to start soon; Twitter shares soar 22%.
Control of the "bot-blue-check-army" is very valuable and powerful.
But can musk control it?
As far as live air traffic monitoring, Europe is dark (zero .mil planes showing). US is relatively busy for this hour of the day, plus many flights with no callsign (unusual in CONUS).
Moderate activity in the Indo-Pac, a Global Hawk up over Japan which is relatively new (at least one broadcasting). Poss monitoring SAM tests
www.dailymail.co.uk
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Wonder if the latest push was accompanied by NATO planes in UKR airspace?
Zelensky says no dice to peace talks. Small wonder when he's getting weekly billions.
www.dailymail.co.uk
My guess is Washington wants a victory right before November elections. Everything else is secondary.
Moderate activity in the Indo-Pac, a Global Hawk up over Japan which is relatively new (at least one broadcasting). Poss monitoring SAM tests
S.Korea and U.S. military fire FOUR missiles in response to test
South Korea and the U.S. military fired a volley of missiles into the sea in response to North Korea's launch of a ballistic missile over Japan - the longest-range test they've launched to date.
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Wonder if the latest push was accompanied by NATO planes in UKR airspace?
Zelensky says no dice to peace talks. Small wonder when he's getting weekly billions.
Volodymyr Zelensky RULES OUT peace talks with Putin's Russia
The Ukrainian President has said negotiations with his counterpart are now impossible following his decision to rubber-stamp the annexation of four regions of the country.
My guess is Washington wants a victory right before November elections. Everything else is secondary.
Or perhaps this is a real geopolitical situation where a saber rattling despot who is trying to take sovereign countries by force has been met by a greater force.
Finnish mp on the nuke stick:
There is much speculation on whether and when Russia might use nuclear weapons. This threat should be taken seriously, many say.
Let us think about the risk and what "taking seriously" means.
The likelihood of Russia using nukes cannot be calculated. Russia has never used them. We do not know the circumstances under which Russia actually would use nukes - until it does.
One problem is that we do not know the consequences of Russia using nukes. Neither does Russia. Would it lead to a Ukrainian (and Western) capitulation? Or a massive Western conventional retaliation against who knows what targets? Or a nuclear retaliation.
Whether Russia would use nukes depends (besides other factors) on what the Russians believe the rest of the world will do after that. So far, they have made several miscalculations. Who knows how they see this question?
Is it possible that the Russians would use nuclear weapons? Certainly, but the follow-up question is: So what?
Even if we assume that the risk exists, what conclusions or policy solutions can we make on that basis? Surrender?
If Mr Putin sees that nuclear threats and blackmail work, i.e. if he can influence our choices and behavior by threatening us with nuclear weapons, he will continue to play that card.
What if, at some later time, he invades and annexes territories of Kazakhstan, Georgia, Poland, the Baltic states or Finland and then tells the world Russia will "defend" these new territories with everything it has? The risks would be the same.
Thus, there is not much else we can do but prepare for the worst, hope for the best and keep doing what is right. Being afraid and being paralyzed by fear are two different things.
Pacifism should not be just about ending a present war at any cost. It should be about preventing future wars by showing the potential aggressors that aggression does not pay. If it does pay, there is an incentive for it.
There is much speculation on whether and when Russia might use nuclear weapons. This threat should be taken seriously, many say.
Let us think about the risk and what "taking seriously" means.
The likelihood of Russia using nukes cannot be calculated. Russia has never used them. We do not know the circumstances under which Russia actually would use nukes - until it does.
One problem is that we do not know the consequences of Russia using nukes. Neither does Russia. Would it lead to a Ukrainian (and Western) capitulation? Or a massive Western conventional retaliation against who knows what targets? Or a nuclear retaliation.
Whether Russia would use nukes depends (besides other factors) on what the Russians believe the rest of the world will do after that. So far, they have made several miscalculations. Who knows how they see this question?
Is it possible that the Russians would use nuclear weapons? Certainly, but the follow-up question is: So what?
Even if we assume that the risk exists, what conclusions or policy solutions can we make on that basis? Surrender?
If Mr Putin sees that nuclear threats and blackmail work, i.e. if he can influence our choices and behavior by threatening us with nuclear weapons, he will continue to play that card.
What if, at some later time, he invades and annexes territories of Kazakhstan, Georgia, Poland, the Baltic states or Finland and then tells the world Russia will "defend" these new territories with everything it has? The risks would be the same.
Thus, there is not much else we can do but prepare for the worst, hope for the best and keep doing what is right. Being afraid and being paralyzed by fear are two different things.
Pacifism should not be just about ending a present war at any cost. It should be about preventing future wars by showing the potential aggressors that aggression does not pay. If it does pay, there is an incentive for it.
I don't ukraine has more forces than Russia
and before Obama's 2014 color revolution, the map looked the same. for the state dept lackeys among us, did "russia" have a gun to people's heads way back then? Or are we looking at self-determination in 2010 and secession after the color revolution in 2014. if anything, the propped up globohomo government of kiev has a gun to the heads of everyone in the territory they occupy right now.
Drone no-fly maps of Europe. Poland, in particular, has a bunch of interesting ones.
europeandronecompany.com
Usually it's just airports and power plants (especially nukular). One can understand all the borders with Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, but they have a whole bunch more scattered about.
EUROPEAN DRONE AUTHORITIES AND DRONE NO-FLY ZONES
Here you will find all the European drone authorities with their NAA contact information and drone no-fly zone airspace map
europeandronecompany.com
Usually it's just airports and power plants (especially nukular). One can understand all the borders with Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, but they have a whole bunch more scattered about.
So, looks like Russia is using some sort of new active countermeasure to thwart the bevy of American and European satellites that inform the Ukes. That's what reports say anyhow....?
and how about all the money and modern military hardware. not to mention the satellite and spy aircraft direct intel which we are feeding the nazis for free - it's not even counted against their pallets of cash. The military value of that alone is inestimable, when you know every troop movement your enemy makes in real time. People forget that Russia is not on par with the US in terms of feeding the MIC. they aren't even close. Ukraine is being bankrolled and armed in a way that Russia could never match. There is only one rapacious, tyrannical government who has the vast military resources and the inclinations to conquer the world, and it certainly aint poor, broken down Russia.
Ah fuck, yeah, you're probably right....
Light pillar - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
In Russian accent: Putins secret weapon, the sky penis light sword.
I did read it all, bc I was bored over my morning coffee. These fucksticks are so hilarious. I wonder how much of this talk happened when we were ass bombing villages for 40 years in the middle east.
We gotta do the right thing they say, prevent future wars they say, blah fucking blah. What a bunch of chodes.
Translation, the west only likes wars they finance with tax payers dollars. If anyone else does it, we need to pacify it and use it on a global stage to show how "peaceful" we are.
This whole fucking thing reminds of a South Park episode where we needed hippies and patriots to show the world that we were ready to defend it, but didn't really want war all at the same time.
The Russians just got a taste of modern mobile warfare, including taking the term of Mission Command, to it's outmost extreme and they has failed to cope with it, miserably!!!
The Ukrainian Armed Forces Command did something very wise, a couple of years ago, as the training tactics was completely changed from anything they had learned and done, until then and a combination of British and Swedish organization was implemented instead.
It took a lot of struggle to do this, but the outcome are seen today, where mobillity, firepower and individual thinking among the commanders are showing the devastating results and horrible losses to their opponents.
As for the tactical nuke's, we just have to wait and see what will happen......
The Ukrainian Armed Forces Command did something very wise, a couple of years ago, as the training tactics was completely changed from anything they had learned and done, until then and a combination of British and Swedish organization was implemented instead.
It took a lot of struggle to do this, but the outcome are seen today, where mobillity, firepower and individual thinking among the commanders are showing the devastating results and horrible losses to their opponents.
As for the tactical nuke's, we just have to wait and see what will happen......
“Ukrainian Armed Forces Command”. More like NATO Command. The Uks ain’t got a pot to piss in without the West giving them everything. You are giving way too much credit to Team Ukraine.
I’m not pro either side in this, but it does help to acknowledge the reality of who’s moving the chess pieces. I mean, if you like truth and stuff like that.
I’m not pro either side in this, but it does help to acknowledge the reality of who’s moving the chess pieces. I mean, if you like truth and stuff like that.
The only winning is everyone realizing how stupid this shit is. Picking up a hammer and rebuilding this country, they have worked so hard to destroy.
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