Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022): Thread 1 - Ukrainian Liars vs Russian Liars with Air and Artillery Superiority

[Hot Dog]

Can we fucking not, https://twitter.com/nexta_tv/status/1499531172493373445
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If these retards cause another plant to meltdown there's no telling where this will lead other than a shit ton of fallout and finger pointing. How can you be this fucking stupid.

 

[LUNEKO]

How about you let Russia have their buffer zone and stop exacerbating a situation that you caused in the first place? The gas prices in my area are up almost thirty cents per gallon this last week and the station in town is supposedly adding another fifteen cents tomorrow.

Russia would had agreed to a de-militarized neutral Ukraine connecting Europe and Russia friendly to both but they just HAD to put nukes in Putin front door they just HAD to

 

[Mister DNA]

Now obviously this means we should counter it by ramping up our own production, right? Well according to the people in charge, what it really means is that we need all get in the pod and eat the bugs. Just as I thought, they're using this situation to enrich their venture capital oligarch overlords.
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Very interesting that all of a sudden we're being told that we "have" to take yet another step towards the conditions described by the Great Reset. There's just no choice. We HAVE to do it because there's no other option.

 

[Freezard]

The main thing I hate about Nazis is that everyone compares them to everyone.
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I don't think any city wants to bear the noble distinction of "being like Leningrad in World War 2."

 

[HarblMcDavid]

From a strategic standpoint I understand fighting at an active nuke plant: force your enemy to come in and get you the hard way, as a sane commander ain't calling down airstrikes on a nuke plant.

Seems desperate but the Ukies aren't exactly in a great position so I get it. Use every advantage you can find.

 

[Collections Agent]

From a strategic standpoint I understand fighting at an active nuke plant: force your enemy to come in and get you the hard way, as a sane commander ain't calling down airstrikes on a nuke plant.

Seems desperate but the Ukies aren't exactly in a great position so I get it. Use every advantage you can find.

Thank God Russians have a detailed and rich history of being famously sane and rational

 

[iots]

live

 

[Jump]

Getting closer to the mutated slav showdown of my dreams.

2022 is shaping up to be an AMAZING year for HAPPENINGS

 

[Hackallier]

Some video of the plant from outside.

 

[DumbDude42]

You've been demoralized too much by propaganda. France and Germany were the core drivers, but both are now facing the consequences of its last three decades of policies, and can either have a course adjustement or slip further into irrelevance. By forming a united block the reactionaries have been free to exploit the union while facing no political backlash. All the neoliberals can do is grumble while Poland and Hungary shifts the paradigm of European politics.
If globohomo was in control you wouldn't have a Russian invasion and a ineffectual American leadership, you wouldn't have a fragile german government and a energy crisis combined with a economic recession striking the west.
The Ukraine war will only inflame the right, and the response against degeneracy imported from American universities can only come from within Europe, and not from Putin and his steppe goons

german government is anything but fragile, they have zero threat or risk to their power domestically and their control over the country is 100% secure.
globohomo is firmly in control of EU. energy crisis and recession does not concern them, if anything they'll use it as a convenient excuse to further push the 'live in the pod' line.

poland and hungary are not "free to exploit the union while facing no political backlash", quite the opposite

EU wants daily fines for Poland over its contentious judiciary reforms

The European Commission has asked for daily penalties to be imposed on Poland until the country agrees to change its controversial disciplinary chamber of judges. #EuropeNews

www.euronews.com

EU top court paves way to cut billions to Poland and Hungary

The European Union's top court on Wednesday cleared the way to cut billions of euros of funds to Poland and Hungary, whose populist rulers the bloc accuses of violating democratic rights.

www.reuters.com

EU institutions are notoriously slow and inefficient, but they are moving against those countries. financial buck breaking is inevitable, and unlike russia these countries governments can be expected to fall to this pressure because their hold on power and control over their societies are far weaker than putins position in moscow.

 

[дядя Боря]

First block of Zap nuc plant was hit, there is fire.

 

[Übertroon]

From a strategic standpoint I understand fighting at an active nuke plant: force your enemy to come in and get you the hard way, as a sane commander ain't calling down airstrikes on a nuke plant.

Seems desperate but the Ukies aren't exactly in a great position so I get it. Use every advantage you can find.

I mean, you're forced to. You can't just abandon a position just because staying there carries risks. If the Ukrainians allow the Russians to capture a vital position and piece of infrastructure without any opposition it's a major setback. They would be giving Russia the controls to the breaker box to all of Ukraine. If it's that hazardous the Russians can just as well go around. But I think we can all agree that you don't just ignore the largest power plant in a nation being invaded.

 

[mr.moon1488]

From a strategic standpoint I understand fighting at an active nuke plant: force your enemy to come in and get you the hard way, as a sane commander ain't calling down airstrikes on a nuke plant.

Seems desperate but the Ukies aren't exactly in a great position so I get it. Use every advantage you can find.

>Seems desperate but the Ukies aren't exactly in a great position so I get it
>so I get it

We're all going to fucking die aren't we?

 

[Butter Keks]

Russia would had agreed to a de-militarized neutral Ukraine connecting Europe and Russia friendly to both but they just HAD to put nukes in Putin front door they just HAD to

And now you have braindead speculation that Finland of all nations might want to join NATO. At least it is idle speculation because I'm pretty sure Russia would blow a gasket if Finland joined the Legion of Stupid. Talk about hubris.

 

[Meat Target]

Very interesting that all of a sudden we're being told that we "have" to take yet another step towards the conditions described by the Great Reset. There's just no choice. We HAVE to do it because there's no other option.

Funny you should mention that...

Can we fucking not, https://twitter.com/nexta_tv/status/1499531172493373445
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Now they have a fresh new reason (even if it's spurious one) to say "NUCLEAR POWER BAD! GREEN NEW DEAL NOW!"

 

[kuuu]

On that that nuclear plant cam: what you see is some science research whatever building, not the nuclear plant itself.
2ch did a quick research.
Judgement day is not here just yet.

 

[attractive_pneumonia]

The Russians are literally shelling a nuclear power plant right now. Wtf is wrong with slavs. Jesus.

They're not shelling, look 50min back from my post.

You see crazy shit like this fall down from the sky

But then it lands and you realize its just a flare.

 

[draggs]

There is no reason for Russia to attack anywhere near the plant

There is no reason for Ukraine to position soldiers and guns in or right beside the plant

Fuck Putin fuck this kike

 

[naffatune]

Yeah, so the nuclear power plant at Zaporozhye is partially on fire... don't know what to say

Apparently, Russians are, like, bombing it (link).

 

[Melight]

First block of Zap nuc plant was hit, there is fire.

Great even better is that it's a 1980s soviet shit plant most likely without modern counter measures in place