This is one job a woman can do better than any man.
Fite me.
Yet another reason not to conscript women.
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This is one job a woman can do better than any man.
Fite me.
I know "beggars can't be choosers" but PMC is commercial garbage .223. I would go so far as to say that the local made steel cased .223 is better, as its not coming from you know, South Korea.Back to back updates from Patrick Lancaster (status; not dead).
They find an find an alleged pollock merc (status: dead).
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He is running around with Akhmat SF group in Kursk checking out busted ukrainian positions.
They eat their cookies and take their ammo. The positions all look like hobo camps with food and ammo that looks like it came from walmart rather then proper military issued stuff.
And he gets an interview with a Major General who says the 2-3 months timeline.
It's not just "civilian grade" its "bottom tier, civilian grade."The fact they're using civilian-grade .223 Remington that I could buy myself, right now, instead of NATO (surplus?) M193 5.56x45mm is very telling. These "mercs" are badly equipped if this is what they're using...
Hmm… Yeah… The Volkssturm was also pretty menacing on paper.
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Everytime I see a new article about the Ukies inventing new ways to break international law, all I can ever think about is that one day this'll probably be used on Americans. But it's fine for now, because it's just "orcs"
This video is like 2 years old at this point
Did they ever get around to gathering up all the arms they handed out in the opening days of the war when they thought that Putin was planning another Sarajevo?From what I’ve been reading, there are plenty of issues with armed men in Ukrainian cities robbing, getting into fights and occasional shootouts.
Found time to watch the video. While his content is good on balance, I wish he didn't act as sensationalist about things he obviously doesn't believe in himself.
You see these kinds of mistakes a lot and it's been depressing to see from a purely human perspective since day one. Mariupol really set the tone: huge chunks of the fighting force, encircled and in the end effectively wiped off the map in an encirclement. Same story in Bakhmut and Avdeevka, always waiting until everything's utterly lost before you give the command to retreat across icy/muddy fields on foot or on dirt roads under the vigilant watch of artillery and aircraft. If they'd husbanded their forces and occasionally employed tactical/strategic withdrawals more wisely, I don't think anyone would disagree that they'd be in a better place than they are now.Hmm… Yeah… The Volkssturm was also pretty menacing on paper.
Part of the reason why they’re fucked, is also the way they keep forming new units, instead of removing veteran units and putting their manpower replacements there.
Part of the reason why the Wehrmacht lasted so long, was because they were pretty good at trickling green recruits into barre hardened veteran units.
The Khokhols keep their veterans on the frontlines until they’re all dead, and then replace them with green units who had a month of training. And a commander 10 miles behind them.
For all the mythical “human wave” attacks that somehow have never been captured on camera, the Russian army seems to do a much better job at sherparding their men.Then again, westerners seem to broadly believe that real wars operate on the same rules as RTS rather than being a real human tragedy, but even in a purely robotically inhuman sense this doesn't make sense. Of course you'd want to preserve your veterans and trained men. Suffering staggering losses in doomed defensives isn't just a human tragedy, but military foolishness as well.
Funny, this is exactly what the US Army did in Europe in WW2. But when Russia does it in the modern day, it's not the same, magically.Even now when they have the advantage and could theoretically make some bold, deep strikes, you see little of the sort.
Instead they seem to go for overwhelming bombardment from artillery and the air, and only when there numerically superior and have great fire support do they advance, slowly but methodically.
Human wave attacks were never Russian (or Soviet) doctrine. It’s an artillery army with really good armour. The idea is called deep operation, you smash the enemy’s front lines and then send in tanks and mobile infantry to disrupt enemy logistics. Drones make the mobile infantry part more dangerous, so that part is slower today, just like lack of motor vehicles during the great patriotic war led to things like infantry riding on top of tanks to move around quicker. Lack of organisation during the early stages of the great patriotic war led to militia units making foolish and dangerous assaults that kind of looked like human wave attacks, but it absolutely wasn’t doctrine, nor even intentional. The only modern army that’s really used human wave tactics as a doctrine is China (specifically Nationalist China, today’s Taiwan), who disregarded human life almost as much as the Japanese they were repelling.For all the mythical “human wave” attacks that somehow have never been captured on camera, the Russian army seems to do a much better job at sherparding their men.
Even now when they have the advantage and could theoretically make some bold, deep strikes, you see little of the sort.
Instead they seem to go for overwhelming bombardment from artillery and the air, and only when there numerically superior and have great fire support do they advance, slowly but methodically.
(And of course the occasional brilliant, daring moves like the tunnel attack in Avdeyevka, or occasional bold motorcycle attacks.)
I can not for the life of me understand why they keep insisting on this nonsense. It's such a moronic lie. I know I shat on HL a fair bit in my prior post, but I genuinely think he's a smart guy. Here's a fantastic example from a handful of months back: him dismantling the entire human wave meme not just for this war but for many others as well.For all the mythical “human wave” attacks that somehow have never been captured on camera, the Russian army seems to do a much better job at sherparding their men.
What human rights? We shouldn't be sheltering them, they should be home putting pressure on their govt to stop this bullshit. What about my rights to not have cost of living shoot up, or gopnik cunts behaving like thugs around my city?Human rights for one.
Everyone has the right to be a conscientious objector. Fuck, over half the rapefugees we get from Ethiopia and Eritrea are here because they don’t want to serve.
If my country was retarded enough to declare war on Russia and called me up, you best believe I’d go some place else.
If your government is a rotten nest of Globohomo servants who despises you, fuck showing up to fight for that government.
Also it’s a question of fairness.
Why should Ukrainians who were smart enough to get out of 404 in time get sent to die, when every millionaire and politicians son is chilling in Spain and UAE?
Well fair…What human rights? We shouldn't be sheltering them, they should be home putting pressure on their govt to stop this bullshit. What about my rights to not have cost of living shoot up, or gopnik cunts behaving like thugs around my city?
I'm paying for this fucking war, I WANT VALUE FOR MONEYWell fair…
However: COUNTERPOINT!
The fewer hohols that are sent back to die, the sooner the hoholia army collapses.
The sooner it collapses, the sooner lil’ Z will be dangling from a lamppost and Russia can sign a peace deal or insert a puppet.
The sooner there’ll be peace or a puppet in place in Kiev, the sooner we can start shipping back canbageniggers to Kiev where they belong.
Win! Win! Win!
It's a dumb meme. No one's ever used these attacks in any relatively modern era, let alone any contemporary conflict. It boggles the mind how any serious adult can fall for these kinds of hoaxes. Simply put, what blatant war propaganda does to a (low info) mf.
Human wave attacks were never Russian (or Soviet) doctrine. It’s an artillery army with really good armour.