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Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion
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MrJokerRager
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Sympathy for Zman.
Trump talks about NATO.
Trump talks about NATO.
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You are talking about the same npcs who think Putin blew up Russia's own pipeline for the evils.
Rei is Shit.
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I have it one pretty good authority that the Chinese are scooping up every decent piece of machinery/tooling/ect in Germany. The stuff they aren't buying is older shit that the Turks and Indians are buying.
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I won't lie, I won't be happy to be under the rule of the Xi Dynasty. We may actually go back to the copper age if trade with China was lost.
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Lol. You think we'll still have copper.
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We won't go all the way back to the stone age, but we will definitely not be in the nuclear age. We won't even be in the industrial age if all the tools have been sold off with no expertise to make more. It'll be a weird mix that's closest to the copper age.
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It's mildly comforting to know that clueless geriatric leadership isn't just an American problem. Whether it ends up back under the umbrella of Moscow or the geriatric pedophiles in Washington, Ukraine is royally fucked for the next century.
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Beautiful. That is a hundred billion a year since 2022 in manufacturing capacity that has transferred to the US alone. The transfer of industry and machines to china is much much higher again.
What we are watching is the total de-industrialization of Europe. Have fun eurofags to go back to being a third world continent.
Now that Biden (thanks Biden, you are best president ever!) cut off 75% of the supply of LNG to germany I bet this graph will make another massive jump.
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War Cat for 28 January 2024: "Ромка" (Romka).
Newest Russian Marine.
Presumably in training for his duties in the area of rodent interception.
Newest Russian Marine.
Presumably in training for his duties in the area of rodent interception.
Doctor Love
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It's less suicide, and more "force-fed poison by a psychotic Munchie who needed to keep Russia out" - Enoch Powell was the most anti-American British politician and was ousted thanks to America. He was so insanely popular that he was one of the few British politicians who actually took the train to work, and when he was unfairly removed from the party, it caused a strike among the rival party's supporters.
All the "anti-racism" revisionism came at the barrel of a gun. And in the most cowardly way - American foreign policy for the last 75 years has been to rifle through the belongings of every other country after they'd exhausted themselves from battle.
Honestly, the way Russians are treated broadly just evaporated any "goodwill" that the press, government and general public had fostered.
They can't even pretend to be progressive, or that their laws have any moral backing to them. I'm becoming more and more convinced that if most Western governments vanished overnight, there wouldn't be "anarchy in the streets", there'd just be more of the exact same decline we've had for my entire life.
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I do have to say its a bold strategy to cannibalize your own colonies and only allies that you fully control right before the next world war starts.
You would think that would happen afterwards, since this is weakening the whole "NATO" alliance to the point where it may as well not be there,
which means America has to fight on its own against the rest of the world. The rest of the world which it united in hatred for itself.
Whomever is planning the wars and geopolitical strategy in Washington is either a traitor or insanely stupid.
Because this seems a lot more like systematically dismantling the American empire than anything else.
Corrupt the country itself including its army with insane politics, isolate it geopolitically and destroy every place that wont turn its back on it and then plunge it into a war it cant win to finish it off. That does not sound like a good plan, unless your goal is the end of America as we know it.
You would think that would happen afterwards, since this is weakening the whole "NATO" alliance to the point where it may as well not be there,
which means America has to fight on its own against the rest of the world. The rest of the world which it united in hatred for itself.
Whomever is planning the wars and geopolitical strategy in Washington is either a traitor or insanely stupid.
Because this seems a lot more like systematically dismantling the American empire than anything else.
Corrupt the country itself including its army with insane politics, isolate it geopolitically and destroy every place that wont turn its back on it and then plunge it into a war it cant win to finish it off. That does not sound like a good plan, unless your goal is the end of America as we know it.
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I think i figure it like this:
Remember in school when you learned physics, but ignored things like air resistance and friction in your calculations? Those were skipped because it added a level of complexity to the fundamental calculation. All tests and exams expected answers that ignore those additional details, even if an empirical test would've had a notably different result.
Politicians and worldmovers are making those same shortcuts in calculating economies and odds on a global scale. In their mind they are convinced that each of their calculations happen in a vacuum where additional details are irrelevant, and they are completely ignoring evidence that the world doesn't work that way.
I get why conspiracy theorists love the idea of an omniscient shadow master pulling the strings on everything, because the prospect of an evil mastermind is far less scary than what is reality.
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States are literally defying the Federal government so the US is a nation nearing the point when its at war with itself. Any foreign conflict it instigates will lead to similar conditions the Russian Empire found itself in before, and during WW1. We all remember what happened, right?
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That's honestly the best summary of it all I've ever seen.
They don't seem to actually understand the pieces that they're playing with; like with racism, the groups of people who most often seem to experience racism in the UK are Poles and Romanians. It's so common that whose I've worked with don't refer to me as English.
When I asked why, I was told that I "don't speak down to them" like English people evidently do, and I must thus also be foreign. It happens so much that by just being polite, the average Eastern European in the UK will sooner investigate your ethnic background than consider "not all English people are dicks"
But if you were to watch TV, you'd think that racism was something which only affects non-whites, or even primarily. But in order for the above to occur not once, but consistently, it must be something which is completely entrenched in society.
I have never seen this written down in any publication, or any media entity. I have never seen a single government policy addressing this, despite the fact that 10% of Romanians live in the UK.
"Religious" issues seem to refer exclusively to some mystical Ian Paisley-like figure who exists in the minds of the average English voter, yet has never manifested himself outside of Northern Ireland. On the street, the only religious nutters I see wear hijabs and walk side-by-side, slowly, forcing you to walk into the road to pass them.
Healthcare is described in terms of cost, rather than about health.
For some bizarre reason, despite being a small island, our entire economy is based off of motorways. The UK invented railways. They abandoned the existing railways to fund the motorways. They also restricted the even older, more impressive canal network which is as old as the USA. It amazes me that there's currently a problem at my local hospital - where there isn't enough parking for the staff. Rather than try to invest in more hospital bus routes, the entire council has spent years arguing over what to demolish to build a car park.
Not only are they taking absurd shortcuts, they're copying homework from people who live on a different fucking continent!
Technologically, there seems to be a strange mentality that sophistication and cost only go in one direction - there has been no investment in anything "low-cost, good quality" since it just doesn't seem to exist in the vocabulary of the "worldmovers"
When I asked why, I was told that I "don't speak down to them" like English people evidently do, and I must thus also be foreign. It happens so much that by just being polite, the average Eastern European in the UK will sooner investigate your ethnic background than consider "not all English people are dicks"
But if you were to watch TV, you'd think that racism was something which only affects non-whites, or even primarily. But in order for the above to occur not once, but consistently, it must be something which is completely entrenched in society.
I have never seen this written down in any publication, or any media entity. I have never seen a single government policy addressing this, despite the fact that 10% of Romanians live in the UK.
"Religious" issues seem to refer exclusively to some mystical Ian Paisley-like figure who exists in the minds of the average English voter, yet has never manifested himself outside of Northern Ireland. On the street, the only religious nutters I see wear hijabs and walk side-by-side, slowly, forcing you to walk into the road to pass them.
Healthcare is described in terms of cost, rather than about health.
For some bizarre reason, despite being a small island, our entire economy is based off of motorways. The UK invented railways. They abandoned the existing railways to fund the motorways. They also restricted the even older, more impressive canal network which is as old as the USA. It amazes me that there's currently a problem at my local hospital - where there isn't enough parking for the staff. Rather than try to invest in more hospital bus routes, the entire council has spent years arguing over what to demolish to build a car park.
Not only are they taking absurd shortcuts, they're copying homework from people who live on a different fucking continent!
Technologically, there seems to be a strange mentality that sophistication and cost only go in one direction - there has been no investment in anything "low-cost, good quality" since it just doesn't seem to exist in the vocabulary of the "worldmovers"
The big issue I find with all of it is that the people who are pushing for the war, most, are the people who understand war the least. War as some positive democratic value is exclusive to specific American politicians, who got extremely lucky in the first half of the 20th century.
It isn't "economic stimulus" or a foreign holiday, and it's a perspective which has bled its way into every single foreign policy decision they've made. Like with the Houthi Rebels - America is in a position, now, where those Houthi Rebels can get a VISA, buy a gun from a sympathetic US citizen and go on a rampage in a mall.
How fucking old are you?
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Plus it's more fun to believe that space lizards from Uranus are plotting moves on the global chessboard to gain control of the world's sperm supply than it is to just accept that our so-called "leaders" are evil and corrupt pieces of human trash.
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Looks like boom and bust....Holy shit...we might collapse like dying star...
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Because "low cost, good quality" is something THEM DANG DIRTY GOMMIE RUZZIANS do, and since we're not DANG DIRTY GOMMIE RUZZIANS, we're the Free And Democratic West(TM), we have to do shit Our Way(TM) because Our Way(TM) is superior.
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