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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4250 on: July 26, 2025, 02:43:09 AM »
Here is an article about 18 year olds signing up for the Russian Military and subsequently being sent out to Ukraine and dying out there:

http://en.vijesti.me/bbc/767624/From-the-classroom-to-the-front%3A-Russian-high-school-graduates-fighting-and-dying-in-Ukraine

It may give a useful timeline as to Derek Huffman's likely lifespan out there. Remembering too that as part of a foreign unit of ill trained fighters that they will likely be regarded as the least worthy to be held back from the front line meat grinder.

Russia is on a current military call up of Russians aged 18-30 year olds to replaced those they have previously called up. So some unfortunate young Russians will soon be joining this scene and the end of their lives also.
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4251 on: July 26, 2025, 02:12:07 PM »
I know you like it, Trench, but as a woman I must say not wearing a bra, especially after her breasts become larger during child bearing/breastfeeding, is not a good idea as the breast might become droopy :)

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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4252 on: July 31, 2025, 02:59:07 PM »
Unfortunate to see that it looks like Ukraine could be in the verge of losing this war unless they get a big boost to manpower at the front and fast:

http://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/07/30/europe/russias-summer-offensive-ukraine-analysis-latam-intl

Essentially they need to drop conscription age to 18 as otherwise they risk not having a country to worry about rebuilding.

If Ukraine lose those front line cities then the whole Ukrainian line could completely collapse with Ukraine losing ground fast and probably struggling to re-established a new front line if at all.
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4253 on: August 01, 2025, 10:30:29 AM »
some believe that time is a flat circle
and that history...
 is just a record of humanity as it keeps runnin 'round that same circle over and over again
but that's an illusion
that's not why history always seems to repeat itself

for example, Ghenghis Kahn and the Mongol Empire and the Silk Road
when Siberia was ruled by Beijing
and why this is repeating now with the "New Silk Road" from Beijing

history repeats when one dominant force is diminished and another rises to take it's place
and the pendulum swings from one side to the other
because it echoes the past, we view it as a repeat
but it's just the ebb and flow of the tide

Russia has been MASSIVELY DIMINISHED BY PUTIN
the consequences of this will work out in China's favor
as they step-by-step take control of Siberia's resources
Chinese and noth koreans are illegally used as labor in the far east, and they're NOT going home
in 10 more years, Russians will be a monority, as Russians leave, Chinese pour in

there are already forces building in Russia that will lead to China taking Russia over COMPLETELY
like it once DID centuries ago

would Europe be able to withstand a second Mongol Empire?
should the USA defend the world from the Mongols or should we be isolationist?

that'll be fer yur grandkids to figure out

cuz I won't phuqueing care what happens to ya'll due to me being dead
which is a debt to nature due,
that I will have paid
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4254 on: August 04, 2025, 03:47:24 PM »
some believe that time is a flat circle
and that history...
 is just a record of humanity as it keeps runnin 'round that same circle over and over again
but that's an illusion
that's not why history always seems to repeat itself

for example, Ghenghis Kahn and the Mongol Empire and the Silk Road
when Siberia was ruled by Beijing
and why this is repeating now with the "New Silk Road" from Beijing

history repeats when one dominant force is diminished and another rises to take it's place
and the pendulum swings from one side to the other
because it echoes the past, we view it as a repeat
but it's just the ebb and flow of the tide

Russia has been MASSIVELY DIMINISHED BY PUTIN
the consequences of this will work out in China's favor
as they step-by-step take control of Siberia's resources
Chinese and noth koreans are illegally used as labor in the far east, and they're NOT going home
in 10 more years, Russians will be a monority, as Russians leave, Chinese pour in

there are already forces building in Russia that will lead to China taking Russia over COMPLETELY
like it once DID centuries ago

would Europe be able to withstand a second Mongol Empire?
should the USA defend the world from the Mongols or should we be isolationist?

that'll be fer yur grandkids to figure out

cuz I won't phuqueing care what happens to ya'll due to me being dead
which is a debt to nature due,
that I will have paid
and some day, so must you

I believe this is true, already they have lost in Ukraine whether they end up taking Ukraine or not, it's taken them far too long and consumed far too many resources. Even if they take Ukraine they inherit a country with an economy as bad as theirs is.

Essentially Russia has been fighting at a similar pace to a world war. They are in their fourth year of doing so now and next year assuming they are still at it will be in their fifth year. So set against WWI & WWII performance they will be really hitting uncharted distances in terms of war longevity next year. All the while the Ukraine war is making them weaker and weaker doing compound damage. The Chinese must be laughing their arses off at Russia's foolishness. If Russia goes into next year with this war then seeing Russia turn into an economic weakling is going to be a hilarious sight. I would love to see Russia break up and never bother anyone again.

But you are right Krim, once a power like Russia uses up it's power like that it will become diminished and another power, in this case China will be one dominant. The same happened with Germany and then as Germany became diminished Russia took its place.
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4255 on: August 05, 2025, 09:14:17 AM »
the WAR is essential for Putin to consolidate his power and increase his control in Russia
so he is in NO HURRY to end the war
why would he be?

his goal is NOT to win the WAR, instead, his goal is not to LOSE the war
because war is a tool he uses to keep the russian people tied to a chain

every Russian is a prisoner, out on "good behavior"
one phuque-up and it's "Dobre Den Ukrainia" or a gulag in Siberia

Russia will always be "The Volga River Boatmen" song
if yur a little kid, livin in an abusive orphanage
yur only option is to run away
the best and brightest, will have no trouble seein this
they're GONE ALREADY

the ending of Biden's support for Ukraine, has resulted in a 20% drop in Russian casualties
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/uk-intelligence-assesses-russia-s-losses-since-full-scale-invasion-of-ukraine/ar-AA1JWtC6?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=5af5ec9b88fd4301b9da238f78285163&ei=27

this is what keeps the war going "for Putin"
I WONDER who is responsible for that?

my guess, is Pee Wee Vermin



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The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4256 on: August 05, 2025, 01:06:46 PM »
I believe this is true, already they have lost in Ukraine whether they end up taking Ukraine or not, it's taken them far too long and consumed far too many resources. Even if they take Ukraine they inherit a country with an economy as bad as theirs is.

Russia turns any city/village they take over into gravel. There is no value to anything
they take.


But you are right Krim, once a power like Russia uses up it's power like that it will become diminished and another power, in this case China will be one dominant. The same happened with Germany and then as Germany became diminished Russia took its place.

Germany has the rule of law, an educated workforce and property rights. That's
why when East and West reunited that their economy jump started so quickly.
The FSU has an educated workforce.
FSUW are not for entry level daters
FSUW don't do vague
FSUW like a man of action. Be a man of action 
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There are a hundred ways to be successful and a thousand ways to f#ck it up
Just kiss the girl, don't ask her first. Tolerate NO excuses!

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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4257 on: August 05, 2025, 01:37:46 PM »
corruption permeates EVERYTHING in Russia, even the corruption is corrupt
the poorest Russians are all owned and exploited by a kleptocracy
there's nothing in Russia that's HONEST or innocent

the Russian economy is NOT very productive
that's one reason salaries are so low

kleptocrats are people who used their positions of political power to gain control over state assets
AKA "Privitazatsi" and transfered it to themselves
AKA, "legal stealing"

Russia's poor do the kleptocrats labor for almost no money
they're like Irish sharecroppers

25% of Russia's total wealth is owned by 100 families
who have their roots as either apparchatiks, or organized crime
Putin is the godfather of all the Russian Mafiyas and Military/Industrial Complex combined
La Nuclear Costra Nostra

Russia's elections are all completely FAKED and choreographed
cuz Putin pulls all the strings for EVERYTHING in Russia
and he's sure not gonna allow himself to be replaced



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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4258 on: August 07, 2025, 06:53:58 PM »
Chasiv Yar has fallen to Russian troops and it looks like Ukraine may have to pull it's troops out of Pokrovsk maybe by September if Russia continues to surround the city:

http://euromaidanpress.com/2025/08/06/ukraine-pokrovsk-withdrawal-russia-15km-gap/

It looks like Russia is slowing but surely surrounding Pokrovsk so odds are it will encircle it enough for Ukraine to have to pull it's troops out. Assuming Ukraine can keep the line intact it can probably fight on ok. However with not a lot of big cities between Pokrovsk and Dnipro it is possible that Russia may push Ukrainian troops back towards Dnipro reasonably quickly.

Hopefully Ukraine have contingency plans in place for such a scenario possible with the use of mines, secondary lines of defense, etc. Of Pokrovsk falls then things aren't so good for Ukraine but there is still a hell of a lot of Ukraine to fight through so the war is potentially far from lost for Ukraine. All the while Russia is expending a lot of money, armaments & manpower on the war and exhausting itself in the process.
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4259 on: August 07, 2025, 08:54:00 PM »
If Ukrainian forces are under pressure and steadily but surely losing ground then it's not without reason for hope. The Russian economy is increasingly getting into bad shape and my reasoning is still that Russia's economy won't go the distance if Ukraine can hold on overall in Ukraine even if losing ground. This latest report shows that Russia might be nearing the end as it moves to stem very high food prices with economic controls that risk the food not being on the shelves by capping the price of food and thereby removing the incentive to produce it:

http://kyivindependent.com/food-shortages-long-queues-experts-warn-russias-war-on-inflation-risks-soviet-style-collapse/

It looks like Russians are struggling to buy enough food at the high prices to feed themselves so this old style measure of a command economy is being brought as a desperate measure to try and keep things going a bit longer it looks.
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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4260 on: Yesterday at 09:08:35 AM »
Krimster released from off-topic Gulag!
parties hardy




Trump's "Russia Sanctions" were all hot air...
shocked I am!!!

KAOS is an international organization of evil bent on world domination. KAOS was founded in 1904 in Bucharest, Romania
CHAOS
is used by theater as a means to distract the audience
one is fiction, and one is fact

Russians! GET SMART!

the harvest of poor fools, lured by easy money
Darwin in Action
the smarter you are, the earlier you left the shtetl
and went to more opportune shores

go WEST young Russians, and seek yur fortune there
whatever the phuque you do, stay the hell out of the far east Siberia
it's a freakin disaster zone on steroids

and the Chinese Triads charge a MUCH bigger "Krisha" than the Russian mafiyas
they're gonna want EVERYTHING there

my prediction...
by the end of this century, the chinese will be sellin young Russian girls as servamts in slave markets in annexed Siberia
and they're REALLY CHEAP!!!

brings up the whole issue of "is it better to own or rent"????
cuz for $500/mo + room/board I can get a young live-in housekeeper in the poorer parts of asia or cental/south america
and she comes with "all benefits"
compared to owning a slave
leasing has a lot of advantages
for example, you don't worry about "asset depreciation"
you simply "change vendors" from time to time at a fixed rate cost

real easy to maintain a lifestyle like this
plus in central america/south america
I have access to Curare, and poison dart frog toxins
you can make a pretty good business being a "provider" on the dark web of these types of products, and get paid in Bitcoin

not to mention access to "Bolivian Marching Powder"
which literally "sells itself"
even "mate de coca" which you can buy by the garbage bag jammed full for like $40 in villages
grind it up into teabags
and Russians will pay you a huge price for this chai

all you gotta worry about is logistics

PS
the same "spoofing team" that spoofed Iran into shooting down Ukraine International 752,
spoofed Russian GPS, not with jamming, but by simulating a Russian GPS satellite and sending wrong data to Iran's missiles, throwing them WAY off course
A large number ended up splashing harmlessly in the Med sea

in the 12-Day War
Iran lost half it's total missile inventory
and 80% of it's missile launchers
while Israel did not have a single miliray casualty, only civilians

this Israeli technology has ended up in Ukraine's hands
i'm not sure who provided it

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/iranian-missiles-redirected-by-gnss-spoofing-a-blow-to-defense-trust/ss-AA1K9x4o?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=06dc4ee957c64b90b8d866ce5e4f9331&ei=52#image=3

Drone ECM (Electronic Counter Measures" are one of the biggest things in Ukraine right now)
Spectrum Analyzers, Software Defined Radio for tracking enemy Drones using cheap Chinese TV receiver Dongles bought off ebay as drone direction finders

ukraine even has fake drone transmitters to trick Russians
they wait for Russians to attack, then attack them!!!

The Russo-Ukrainian war has become the first Drone-Centric War

http://x.com/i/status/1953838162712650104

http://x.com/i/status/1953467702812594199


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Re: The Struggle For Ukraine
« Reply #4261 on: Yesterday at 10:16:20 PM »
Trump's official sales Pitch to Putin
Putin may sign this


The offer is as follows:

A ceasefire in Ukraine, not peace;
Actual recognition of russian territorial gains (this issue is merely postponed for 50 or 100 years);
Lifting most sanctions and a return to cooperation in the energy sector, i.e., the import of russian gas and oil;
No guarantee of non-expansion of NATO;
No promise to end military support for Ukraine (the russians reportedly agree to this point).

this is from a polish source, Ukraine denies it

how exciting, we'll have to wait until next week to find out if it's real or not

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