Well from what I've found, the conviction was for him having a lewd RP with a detective posing as a 15yo girl. Granted that's not nearly as bad as some of the shit you see these days, but that's still pretty bad.
FAL was a better battle rifle. The take down for the G3 is unnecessarily German.
Wait, so the Russians have been out of jet fuel for like a month now? Have you let the pilots, who continue to fly hundreds of missions daily, know? Also, could you forward your intel to the UK MoD, who cites Ukrainian anti-air defense as what's been keeping Russia from maintaining total air superiority, and let them know that it's actually because the Russian planes have no fuel?
The fact it happened more than once is especially telling tbh. Idc if it used to be legal or not, grown ass adults shouldn't be trying to fuck minors.
Don't even get me started on the hk style sights. I fucking own one, and cleaning it is the absolute worst.
they are flying low grade and chinese imports. both bad for longevity.
Uk like in britbong or like in subslavs? both cant be trusted at all.
who ever said that? some globohomo agents... russia has run out of some rockets, you can see that from their shift in bombardment.
You understand jet fuel is simply high octane kerosene, with various additives depending on the plane, right?
I didn't know that? Kerosene, heh.
And its easy to refine. From not just petroleum but coal as well.
Guess we have to file this under the "we shall see" folder. Russia's ability to keep its field units fueled is a major failure point from what I am seeing. The fact they were desperately trying to build a pipeline into northern Ukraine (before abandoning it) says alot.
And Razor Blades are easy to machine, but its not so easy to turn an entire production line dedicated to making knives into making razor blades. Industrial production is not some widget you can just flip a switch on. Russia CAN start producing what it needs for this war. In the next 6 months to a year. The problem is it needs this production NOW.
It's actually quite an involved process, especially with modern conventional crude sources. 100 years ago, the easy-to-get-to crude was light and thus easy to refine. What's left in conventional wells tends to be pretty heavy and require a pretty robust capital and logistical structure to operate.
I understand Russia has a lot of sweet crude as well as sour. Are you telling me Russia does not have refineries? Nigga even we still have refineries in the US. The problem regarding pricing in the US is availability. President Potato has shut off our pipelines on purpose.
I mean, it's incredible what nations can do in an emergency to scrounge for resources.
And? Demand shocks can absolutely wreck refining capacity. This isn't something you build once and have forever. It requires pretty much constant maintenance and financing or it rapidly degrades.
Yes, and we saw what even a mild demand shock in the form of coof did to US refining capacity.
>grown ass adults shouldn't be trying to fuck minors
The US isn't dry, not by a long shot and not for maybe a couple of centuries, the issue is the refusal of these grifters to pump/blast it out so that we can go broke buying their worthless green energy crap from the Chinese companies they've invested in.
I am saying they don't have the right KIND of refineries, nor do they have the transportation capacity to move the refined product to where its needed. Russia does not make enough aviation fuel for what it needs. It also does not have enough over land transport capacity to move vehicle fuel from the refineries to the front. let alone to civilian gas stations. Russia's fuel refining economy is designed solely for export, not for supporting war time tempo domestically.
