Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion

Funny thing with the Hessians is that some of the defected to the Americans and they became some of the earliest Americans.
I dunno if will apply this time, especially since the judeo-bolsheviks are intent on arming illegals invaders to fight for them.
Many Hessians settled here, that's true but they weren't liked by most colonialists; POWs that were paraded in towns resulted in enlistments to the Continental Army. As for the zognik's illegal pets they didn't come her to die in a civil war, so there's that.
 
Russia will face a nasty dilemma if they fly them from Pooland though. Would be a nice escalation point down the road of edging ever closer to... whatever.
The logistical burden of F-16s is actually quite high and difficult and if there is a shortage of manpower I think they will have to keep most of the F-16s in someplace like Poland.

The other thing is the US has so many F-16s that I don't think destroying the planes is actually all that much of an accomplishment. I think you need to kill the pilots. What I would do to accomplish this is just basically have a squadron of Su-35s flying at all times ready to kill in every section of the front.

There is the question of is the US going to send its F-16 pilots and claim they are Ukrainian? I don't think they will as I think the US has its hands full and would like to avoid escalation in order to try and focus on Israel. I think the whole thing with the F-16 is just the US trying to pacify Ukraine.
 
And they forget that the source for that was the same that told Kabul would last for months.
Right, in the end Afghan is withstanding for quite a number of years now, under new management.

in what is probably the worst war in modern times.
Far from it by some margin. NATO strikes on Serbia and Iraq invasion would prove it.
The opinions are largely divided into two groups. A smaller one that considers the war to be an unforgivable crime against Humanity, is horrified by the increasingly authoritarian slant the country is taking and grieves over the senseless loss of life and a larger one that considers the war to be a "masks off" moment by the duplicious West that was out to get Russia since forever and forced Putin's hand after he had no choice because it was either war or lose the Black Sea and have the NATO dagger aimed at Russia's throat, leaving the country at the whims of America's and its many lapdogs' increasingly hostile foreign policy.

The former leave for Europe or the surroinding -stans, the latter stay and go to the factories/or volunteer. Staying in the middle is not really an option anymore. Family dinners are awkward and uncomfortable.
There is also a third group which is loathe this conflict due to how retarded and sensless everything around it is but understands the necessity of one.
So yeah, I'm in the third one.

Somehow I don't see Russia taking back Alaska anytime soon. Not because the US would stop it.
I don't recall anyone ever mentioned that we need to take that piece of land back. I mean, for what purpose? Alaska is barely inhabited and we already have Ural and Siberia that suffer from the same issue due to thier climate which is, understandably, ain't fit for the majority of people.
On the other hand we have Kamchatka and Yakutia which are even worse in this regard... ouch.
Does Alaska has anything that'd make Russia consider taking it back?
Human resources at best, but even them won't cut the cost of the deal. There wasn't any viable resources, doubt mutts have found any after all this time either.

Am I retarded? Is this pic even relevant to anything.
It doesn't but when it have been stopping shitlibs and kykes from lies?
 
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Far from it by some margin. NATO strikes on Serbia and Iraq invasion would prove it.
Nah doesn't even come close to NATO strikes on Serbia, are you kidding me? The civil war in Yugoslavia is 10 times worse than that. Iraq war lasted for I dont even know how long, depends on how you look at it. The initial invasion killed some 15k Iraqi soldiers at most.
But no point in comparing wars like that.
This war is killing a lot of soldiers, fewer civilians than most.
 
Igor Strelkov got sent to the gulag
Goddamnit, he is a good man, what ever your opinions of his ideology. He even hit back at the Wagner uprising when it happened and stood with the Kremlin. Always liked his critique of things. Straight shooter.

Fuck the Kremlins goons. Miss all the old players rom the original Uprising, from Motorola to Givi to Alexander Zarashenko. All dead in suspicious ways. People could claim its Ukraine but the corrupt ones who have no independence in them don't get assasinated, only these kind of people that have a free mind.
 
Igor Strelkov got sent to the gulag
While putin sits upon his ivory throne and twiddles his thumbs.
Strelkov fought with his men from the start, just like Givi, Motorola, and all the rest of the Donbass commanders.
All of whom are now dead except for Strelkov and Bes. Killed in suspicious ways, because they could not be controlled by Moscow. There were a number of Cossack volunteers as well, and their commanders died in the same mysterious way as Motorola and Givi.

This is the last thing Strelkov said of putin before he was arrested in July last year and I wholeheartedly agree:
"A lot of empty talk, the minimum of action and the utter lack of responsibility for failures — that is Putin's style of late."
Down with putin! Long live Strelkov!
 
I'd say the amount of civvies and combatants is somewhat on par with each other if you consider the terror strikes by oinkers.


Took him long enough eh?
It's not even close man common, are you just guessing now?
Its like 500k Ukranians, the Russian weeabos sperg out here if you start guessing their numbers but its probably at least half that, Almost all of those are soldiers.

The Israelis have according to the UN killed more children in the war to clear their war in 4 months than the Russians and Ukranians have in 8 + years now. It's commendable in way, but it also just shows how brutal the actual war there is. Its slaughter.

lol
lmao even

The man was instrumental in saving the uprising when he went into Donbass with a bunch of early Russian volounteers and salvaged the forming cauldrons pinned to the Russian border and went into Slavyansk. His boys saved the day, so unless you're going for the angle that the whole war was a waste ultimately what the fuck is your point?
 
It's not even close man common, are you just guessing now?
Its like 500k Ukranians, the Russian weeabos sperg out here if you start guessing their numbers but its probably at least half that, Almost all of those are soldiers.

The Israelis have according to the UN killed more children in the war to clear their war in 4 months than the Russians and Ukranians have in 8 + years now. It's commendable in way, but it also just shows how brutal the actual war there is. Its slaughter.



The man was instrumental in saving the uprising when he went into Donbass with a bunch of early Russian volounteers and salvaged the forming cauldrons pinned to the Russian border and went into Slavyansk. His boys saved the day, so unless you're going for the angle that the whole war was a waste ultimately what the fuck is your point?
Not sure where you people are getting this from. While he supposedly did volunteer and did get achievements on the battlefield and that is indeed admirable and shit, in the end it all crumbled and he supposedly got booted out for his ego/corruption and schemes. And what did he do outside of Donbass afterwards? More scheming and ego tripping while trying to find people who would help him become a president. While breaking Russian law and getting away with it for the longest time without taking a hint. Also, I struggle to remember anything positive about him from secondhand accounts of people who worked with/under him. Plenty of the opposite in fact.

He sure is the most known commander during that time but far from the only one. And even that notoriety is due to abandoning Slavyansk. He pretty much did the same thing Prigozhin did PR-wise.
 
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Not sure where you people are getting this from. While he supposedly did volunteer and did get an achievements on the battlefield and that is indeed admirable and shit, in the end it all crumbled and he supposedly got booted out for his ego/corruption and schemes. And what did he do outside of Donbass afterwards? More scheming and ego tripping while trying to find people who would help him become a president. While breaking Russian law and getting away with it for the longest time without taking an hint. Also, I struggle to remember anything positive about him from secondhand accounts of people who worked with/under him. Plenty of the opposite in fact.

He sure is the most known commander during that time but far from the only one. And even that notoriety is due to abandoning Slavyansk. He pretty much did the same thing Prigozhin did PR-wise.

What corruption and ego boosting? He gives legit analysis of the situation, calls out commanders when they fuck up, tries to build an oganization of patriotic Russians on the side, he's seemingly not getting rich out of it, he's not stoping but keeps at it even though he risks prison. He doesn't have foreign funding.

He has a mouth, Russia is an autocracy but sadly not a meritocracy so he breaks laws to expose the corrupt nepotism that plagues its military.

The high command was willing to sacrifice Donbass to get Crimea, he reorganized the entire front behind his men and stabilized it forcing Putins hand. He pulled out of a cauldron.



 
trelkov fought with his men from the start, just like Givi, Motorola, and all the rest of the Donbass commanders.
Strelkov have fled the battlefield along with his men, he had an opportunity to have to sit in... say, was it Artemovsk back then? for just a little longer and reinforcements would've arrived. Instead he have pulled off and handled the crucial point to oinkers.
After that he've been constantly shitting on everything our military and govt were doing. It's true not everything was right, but he've been piling shit on 'em in typical libskitzo manner so he have discredit himself as much as he might've too.

All of whom are now dead except for Strelkov and Bes.
Both Givi and Motorola have died off thier military duty, was it inside job oroinkers' doing ain't really matter anymore in the light of recent happenings. Not only that, the truth about certain deaths will never get revealed anymore, for obvious reasons.

He gives legit analysis of the situation,
Doubt.

calls out commanders when they fuck up,
Implying he'd done better, which is his delusions and nothing more than that.

ries to build an oganization of patriotic Russians on the side,
Under this banner eh?

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Or this one?

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He doesn't have foreign funding.
Wouldn't be that sure about that, honestly.

He has a mouth
And that's his main problem, he have a mouth but not a wise mind for take a fuckin' hint.

The high command was willing to sacrifice Donbass to get Crimea,
Except Crimea events have happened before DPR and LPR started to get shapes and forms.
 
@IKOL

Three posts in a row now full of utter garbage, what has Russians in Holland (https://freerussia.nl) where you snagged that second picture from to do with Strelkov?

Rest of your post is equally bottom of the barrel crap not even worthy of a Russian trollfarm. Doing more damage than good.
"Wouldn't be sure about it" , well get sure about it before you accuse a man of something like that after he actually fought in the war we're all just bitching about online.
 
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