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

[doesnotglow]

lel

 

[Lorne Armstrong]

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If Marines aren't allowed to drink, then how come the base exchange sells liquor, complete with a bottom shelf brand specifically targeted to E1s?
If you're in a state like Alabama or Virginia that only has state-owned liquor stores, the base is the only place selling liquor on Sunday.
If you're in a freedom-hating Middle East shithole like Qatar or Bahrain, the exchange is the only place in the country that you can legally buy booze to consume off site.

To be specific, US military personnel are not allowed to drink in uniform, or at any point during a deployment whether they are in uniform or not, on duty or not. It really sucks in situations like were mentioned earlier when you’re part of joint training exercises with military units from other nations where the US is the only one with this restriction.

 

[Coccxys]

The coke thing is even more retarded that I thought. Apparently their Russian operations are owned by cocacola-HBC which is listed on the London stock exchange.



Cocacola-HBC has 10 plants in Russia


Coca-cola EicBSI has 16 plants producing all sorts of products.


Coca cola is a minority steakholder in Cocacola-hbc

 

[Random Internet Person]

Who is gonna be stuck in 2016?

Trump calls Putin's invasion of Ukraine a 'Holocaust'

The ex-president would not criticize Putin by name -- instead claiming his lack of 'respect' for Biden was behind the attack on Ukraine. He also lauded Kyiv's leader as 'brave' on Wednesday.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Donald Trump condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine as a 'holocaust' but shied away from criticizing Vladimir Putin directly during a Wednesday morning interview.

The former president instead blamed his successor President Joe Biden for giving Moscow the confidence to launch its attack, telling Fox Business that 'Putin never would have done it with me.'

Trump faced criticism late last week for praising the Russian autocrat's illegal and unprovoked invasion as 'genius' and calling him 'savvy.

He's been forced to walk back the comments several times since then, most recently during a phone interview with Fox host Maria Bartiromo the day after Biden's State of the Union address.

'I want to get your take on how Joe Biden needs to respond, to people like Vladimir Putin and [Chinese President] Xi Jinping, I mean, given the atrocious actions taken by Putin in the last seven days -- possible crimes against humanity,' Bartiromo prompted, referencing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's severe accusations against the Russian president.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday that 6,000 Russian troops have been killed so far. More than 2,000 civilians are dead, Kyiv officials said, including nearly two dozen children.

The International Criminal Court at the Hague said Tuesday it would investigate possible war crimes in Ukraine amid reports that Moscow's troops are targeting and killing civilians.

Given that, Bartiromo asked, 'Would you still afford Putin respect at this time?'

'The biggest problem we have is that our president and our country is no longer respected. Now Russia is gotten in deeper than they ever thought possible,' Trump replied.

The ex-president called on Kremlin soldiers to 'stop killing people' but would not mention Putin by name -- instead claiming his lack of 'respect' for Biden was behind the attack.

'They have to stop killing these people. They’re killing all these people, and they have to stop it. And they have to stop it now. But they don’t respect the United States. So the United States is, I don’t know, they’re not doing anything about it,' Trump said.

'This is a holocaust. This is a horrible thing that’s happening, you’re witnessing. I mean, you’re seeing it on television every night.'

He did however share praise for Ukraine's president. Trump's July 2019 phone call with Zelensky, in which he leveraged defense funding in return for Kyiv opening an investigation into Biden and his son Hunter's business dealings there, was at the center of Trump's first impeachment trial.

Zelensky has been applauded on the world stage for his leadership even as Russian troops close in on the capital with what he claims is a goal to kill him and his family.

Trump told Fox Business that he got to see an 'early version' of Zelensky's wartime heroism when he denied the then-American president was pressuring him.

'Zelensky was very brave in that, because he could have very easily made up a story that he felt threatened. And he said, "No, that was a perfect call. He did nothing wrong." So you know, in that way, you know, I got to see an early version of him,' Trump said.

'And I was very impressed by him. I've told that to a lot of people. I was very impressed. He told the truth, but it could have been better for him or easier not to do that.'

Biden, who has been far more assertive in his condemnation of Putin's actions, told reporters on Wednesday that Russia is deliberately targeting civilians.

During his State of the Union address on Tuesday he branded Putin a 'dictator' and closed US airspace to Russian planes.

Meanwhile Russian troops at the front lines have reportedly been flabbergasted to have been sent to war in Ukraine.

Weeping Russian prisoners of war have said they had no idea they were being sent to invade and were used like 'cannon fodder' by commanders who threw them into battle against 'peaceful people defending their territory' after Vladimir Putin's forces took heavy losses in the opening days of the conflict.

'This is not our war. Mothers and wives, collect your husbands. There is no need to be here,' an injured soldier sat in front of a Ukrainian flag was filmed saying. Other footage showed handcuffed Russian prisoner crying, while saying: 'They don't even pick up the corpses, there are no funerals'.

Russia's advance has since slowed to a crawl as commanders regroup, change strategy, and renew their assault in what is now expected to become an increasingly bloody war of resources with Kyiv's men facing overwhelming odds. The Ministry of Defense said Russia had renewed the fight on 'all fronts' Wednesday and 'suffered losses'.

Kherson, an important port city in Ukraine's south, appeared to be an early casualty as Russian tanks occupied the city centre overnight and then began arriving in numbers. Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, also came under heavy bombardment in the early hours as paratroopers dropped in, sparking gunfights near a military hospital.

Mariupol, another key port city in Ukraine's south, is also reported to be under heavy bombardment as Russian forces attempt to encircle it. If the city falls then Putin's men are expected to push northwards, trying to encircle Ukrainian forces fighting near Donetsk and force them to surrender.

While both US and Ukrainian intelligence believes morale within the Russian ranks is low, Putin and his commanders have showed no sign they are about to give up the fight - and have instead vowed to press even harder to try and capture key objectives.

Meanwhile, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia parroted Trump's false election fraud claims at Wednesday's Security Council meeting.

As Nebenzia accused the West of ganging up on Russia, he said it was done 'with the support of the United States, where the legitimately elected president of the country was overthrown.'

Last week Trump praised Putin for declaring two Russian-backed separatist regions of Ukraine to be independent, which allowed their leaders to invite Moscow into the country from the east.

''Putin is now saying, "It’s independent," a large section of Ukraine. I said, "How smart is that?"' Trump said on The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show.

He had gone on to parrot the Kremlin's lie that Putin was sending 'peacekeepers' in.

'That’s the strongest peace force I’ve ever seen. There were more army tanks than I’ve ever seen. They’re gonna keep peace all right,' Trump said. 'Here’s a guy who’s very savvy … I know him very well. Very, very well.'

During his big speech headlining CPAC on Saturday evening, Trump walked his comments on Ukraine back but continued to speak glowingly of Putin. He instead blamed the Biden administration for Russian forces' invasion.

'The Russian attack on Ukraine is appalling. It’s an outrage, and an atrocity that should never have been allowed to occur,' Trump told his audience in Florida last night.

However, he also said: 'Yesterday reporters asked me if I thought President Putin is smart. I said of course he’s smart. The problem isn’t Putin is smart -- which of course he is smart -- it’s that our leaders are dumb.'

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[Matt Damon]

I’ll finally care a little bit if Russian onlyfans thot Alice Delish finally fully whips out the a-cups. Until then, true believers

Nigga, that girl looks about fifteen.

 

[quaawaa]

Lol holy shit, this nigga is getting more and more based by the moment. I guess they'll be banning him from fux soon out of fear he's going to start naming (((people))).
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[Jarch6]

The war that truly matters
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No porn, no capeshit, no carbonated corn syrup, no social media... Putin should be thanking these people for making his country better, lol.

You know, this war has proven officially that neo nazis are cuckolds, full blown cuckolds.

The master superior race is being financed and paid off by Jews to kill each other for the shekels and kekz.

The Jews have defeated the White Race.

It's over.

I am reminded of,

"history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce." - Karl Marx

if there was any truth to his words it would be in that quote.

 

[BiggerChungus]

Yeah, doesn't look like the brutal and efficient Red Army anymore, they look like a B-tier regional power with a lot of problems. Which is what they are.

This may be slightly deceptive, because they don't seem to be sending their best and they've also had their hands tied by their own ROE (the Soviets would just have flattened cities and murdered all resistance by now), and most Euro armies are weak, with low morale and poor availability of critical planes and ships.

But it's not completely deceptive. There's about zero chance they could defeat Nato, even if they didn't simply get nuked. Poland by itself would be a huge problem for Russia, and of course it wouldn't be by itself. They'd have a posse including late-gen Leopard and M1 Abrams tanks, Typhoon, Rafale and F-35 fighters, tons of artillery, cruise missiles and specialized anti-armor weapons like Brimstone, and the US, UK, French, Spanish, Turkish, Swedish, Dutch, Danish and Italian navies hunting down and sinking any Russian surface or subsurface vessel that tried sneaking out of the Baltic or Black seas. That's why they're paranoid about Nato.

Fulda Gap is closed permanently, if we're gonna have Cold War 2 it's going to be a low budget crappy remake of the original with occasional nuclear cock teasing.

It's hard to tell though how good or bad Russia/Ukraine are doing given pretty much everything out there right now is some kind of propaganda. Ironically the most reasonable figures right now IMO are Russia's, about 2,000 Russian and 6,500 Ukrainian combat casualties. That sounds about right for this kind of war and from what we've been seeing in videos, streams, and photos. The US says 2,000 Russian and 2,000 Ukrainian, which is also reasonable, but it seems like Ukraine's been taking heavier losses than that. General NATO sources are saying 6,000 Russians and not speculating Ukrainian, which sounds off to me. Then of course Ukraine's military intelligence (Twitter) is still saying they've lost 100 men and killed 10,000 Russians along with 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles.

 

[Calvin Coolidge]

Amen to that. And not only that, this whole thing runs the risk of 1. A major blowback that might not just be economics and 2. A lot of people seeing Russia and them being purged and sanctioned as some sort of rallying cry, which I really don’t think the leaders of NATO and the EU and USA really want.

I see what you're saying, but I think we've seen NATO/USA/EU are willing to play brinksmanship as far as it will go barring nuclear war. It all depends on China and India, as far as things go and they appear to at least tacitly (in India's case) or outright (China) support Russia. My money is on the Chinks and Pajeets. Best of luck to them. They can't be too much worse than every American president since my namesake.

EDIT: spelling of "tacitly"

 

[LUNEKO]

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Is there enough rope in the world for ALL the journalists?

No, but the french found a solution already

 

[Random Internet Person]

Lol holy shit, this nigga is getting more and more based by the moment. I guess they'll be banning him from fux soon out of fear he's going to start naming (((people))).
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Should have been on Carlson.

 

[The Nothingness]

Fuck my bed is calling but here we are:

Ukrainian Defence Minister: "Victory is imminent"​

Ukrainian Defence Minister: “Victory is imminent”

Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov is convinced that a breakthrough in the Russian-Ukrainian war is coming, and that victory for Ukraine is imminent.

www.pravda.com.ua

Okay, can the world stop sucking Ukraine's cock now?

 

[JambledUpWords]

Ukraine should try establishing their own no-zone and see how well it works out. I guess since NATO said “no”, Zelensky is begging the UN for help

 

[Quantum Diabetes]

Nigga, that girl looks about fifteen.

She’s in her twenties. Besides, I’m part Southern, as long as she’s got her period she’s legal

 

[BiggerChungus]

Fuck my bed is calling but here we are:

Ukrainian Defence Minister: "Victory is imminent"​

Ukrainian Defence Minister: “Victory is imminent”

Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov is convinced that a breakthrough in the Russian-Ukrainian war is coming, and that victory for Ukraine is imminent.

www.pravda.com.ua

Someone should ask Ukraine why it desperately needs NATO's help if it's apparently effortlessly demolishing Russia and wiping out whole armies in their cities.

 

[Daddy's Little Kitten]

Pathetic lol.

 

[HARSH NOISE]

lel

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Nice dude totally wouldn't have gotten the point without those giant fucking red circles.

 

[Calvin Coolidge]

“Forward, the Slav Brigade!”
Was there a man dismayed?
Not though the soldier knew
Someone had blundered.
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die.
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.

"They were not easily moved,
They were icy — willing to wait
Till every count should be proved,
Ere the Saxon began to hate."

 

[JambledUpWords]

Someone should ask Ukraine why it desperately needs NATO's help if it's apparently effortlessly demolishing Russia and wiping out whole armies in their cities.

Ukraine is casting itself as a Mary Sue

 

[Kane Lives]

So if Ukraine is winning we don't need to impose sanctions anymore right? They don't need the help after all.