[litwin]

@litwin

Nobody gives a fuck.

Ukraine has lost its silly war.

sure ivan sure.

Trump pick for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth:

“You know what ceasefires are for him [Putin]? An opportunity to reload”

“[We should be] equipping and supplying Ukraine with what it needs

The Biden administration has not been doing it fast enough” 1/




https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/11/05/ru ... alism-war/

[Skynet]

We have Cold War 2.0, we should canalize the tensions in a space race instead to have WW3.

Russsia has great military inventions but lacks to transform this invention in the civilian sector like the nuclear engine of the Burevestnik which could serve as a mobile cellphone tower.

[litwin]

We have Cold War 2.0, we should canalize the tensions in a space race instead to have WW3.

Russsia has great military inventions but lacks to transform this invention in the civilian sector like the nuclear engine of the Burevestnik which could serve as a mobile cellphone tower.

sure, when we finally see your WonderWaffel in Ukraine ? instead of ww2 relics ?

the Moscow film factory ("Mosfilm" ) handed over 28 T-55 tanks and eight PT-76 tanks, as well as other military equipment to the Moscow imperial army
https://x.com/PetrenkoAndryi/status/1856724632805487061

[Yaqum]

Russian teachers wear tinfoil hats dubbed 'Helmets of the Fatherland' to 'protect them from radiation by NATO satellites'

[Rich]

More and more I hope Donald Trump will be wise enough to avoid trying to solve this crisis quickly. Just listening to the Telegraph podcast. Both they and Zelensky are still pushing the line that Ukraine can win. if Donald Trump pushes through a quick peace the international Liberal lie machine will claim he has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.

Trump should stop flushing American money down the Zelensky toilet. He should stop the sanctions against Russia. And then he should sit back and wait until Zelesnky and the European leaders coming begging him to save them form the mess that they, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have creat4ed.

[JohnRawls]

We have Cold War 2.0, we should canalize the tensions in a space race instead to have WW3.

Russsia has great military inventions but lacks to transform this invention in the civilian sector like the nuclear engine of the Burevestnik which could serve as a mobile cellphone tower.

Burevestnik was semi-created by both Soviets and US back in the late 60s, early 70s. Just people were not crazy enough to continue with it and both stopped the projects since a flying nuclear reactor spreads radiation in to the atmosphere so the danger is not really the missile itself but how much radiation it can spread flying around for a long time. Both the Soviets and the US agreed that it is a little too much and crazy and both of them did it independently. Same goes for "nuclear" torpedoes.

Apparently for Putin having an open flying nuclear reactor that spreads radiation for no reason whatsoever is okay. Why do you need a flying mobile Chernobyl when you can just wreck your own reactor of any sort and have a Chernobyl without this.

[litwin]

While a good cube should contain some aged-meat, the 70 y/o meat being added lately is kinda of funky.

https://x.com/osint_69/status/1856761604483829988

[litwin]

In the Novosibirsk colony , Moscow soldiers staged a riot in a barracks and fled to avoid dying in the war against Ukraine.

https://x.com/i/status/1856709257086783933

[litwin]

https://x.com/i/status/1857114118941011986

https://x.com/officejjsmart/status/1857045448155861487



https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1857124911786942599

[litwin]

[Negotiator]

Russian teachers wear tinfoil hats dubbed 'Helmets of the Fatherland' to 'protect them from radiation by NATO satellites'

Bravo ! This thread certainly is in dire need of humor, especially the black variant !

[litwin]

An excellent read providing accurate analysis.

https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/1857153748482629731

AND
https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/11/14/ru ... ographics/

[GandalfTheGrey]

AND
https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/11/14/ru ... ographics/

The article raises a very interesting point about what Russia will do with its bloated army once the war finally ends - do they de-mobilize and risk having hundreds of thousands of traumatised unemployed war vets running rampant, or if they keep the army, how do they pay for it? - with more conquests a-la Napoleon and Saddam?