When this is over Russia should be divided into at least 5 separate countries.

 

Kicked out!



Thinskin

 

Bang!



Thinskin

 

US calls out 'credible reports' of Putin's forces herding Ukrainians to 'filtration camps,' then into Russia

https://www.foxnews.com/world/russi...n-camps-relocate-us-ambassador-united-nations

 

Folks you seem so valueing human life, but an expression collateral victim, and damage was created by you. What does it mean, can anybody take a responsibility and answer it. How many so colled collateral victim were made by US army, that is scared to put a boot on a ground before everything is destroyred by air hits. I guess nobody would answer.

 

I suppose we feel about you being in the Ukraine, the same way you felt about us being in Vietnam....Neither of us belong there.

 

That's not collateral damage when you're TARGETING civilians dumbass. You really need to learn military tactics. Russia is bombing CIVILIAN dwellers not military camps. Destroying cities for no reason. Which is a war crime. But keep supporting that Fixxy.

 

Here another example of Russian army bravery, Russian pilot killed himself with hand grenade not to fall in hands on terrorists..........

 

Now in knows what it was like to be hit by bomb fragments and the pain he infected on helpless civilians

 

My response to @Ficxa--
@Ficxa said, Of course for you cowards it is not only bullshit, it is unbelievable, cause it means sertaine death. But I guess US marines didn t insign for that. They join USMC just to go oversees, to see the world on a tax pairs account. They go there to earn their living by killing civiliance in shit hole countries, that no one gives a damn. It is wonderful life, to fight those poor countries. One day we ll deliver it to home land just for to taste the smoke of explosive, to hear mortar shell coming down, just to enrich your live with bad memories. Like you did to other countries. Only one country in a world can do it, only one country in a world that bends not before you. Сarthage must be destroyed.......

I may be a smartmouth a lot of the time, but I rarely write overtly bellicose posts like that which follows. And while I'll get a ton of negative comments on this post about what I foresee for Ukraine, I don't care about that either. @Ficxa, you and @Funtime seem to have a furious little tête-à-tête going on here, and I'm kind of getting a little tired of it. But you really need to back off disparaging US marines just to twist his tail; many of us here take that personally and it certainly doesn't advance your argument.

What he doesn't yet understand is that given the current circumstances – I'll say that again, given the current circumstances – Russia can no more lose in eastern Ukraine than the US would lose in Mexico. (Many will claim this makes me Pro-Russia or Pro-Putin. It doesn't and I'm not. I think Putin is a rational actor who is an evil man. Just like our leader is a low-IQ dolt suffering from dementia. Putin looked at Ukraine, then made a calculation which, while delayed, seems to be paying out. )

The Ukrainians are probably among the toughest people in the world. They have put up an incredible resistance to the Russian invasion and shown the world that there are glaring weaknesses in Russian military doctrine and training. Despite that, the end of this invasion is entirely predictable given the forces Russia has available against eastern Ukraine. I don't like it and I wish it were not so. But this is a fact that many here either don't understand or just refuse to admit because they're somehow too emotionally invested in Russia's defeat. If Putin is willing to allow enough of his men and material to be destroyed (and it appears that he is), and if he is willing to terrorize and kill enough Ukrainian civilians (and that appears to be true), then the end of this is as certain as night follows day...

That is, unless the west changes how it's supporting Ukraine. We're seeing glimpses of that from Europe (with Biden as usual lagging behind), and while it is probably too late to change much, we can always hope.

As things are now, when this is over, even though Russia will be fighting an internal insurrection, it will also control all of the oil and gas potential of eastern Ukraine and Crimea, both onshore and offshore. Thus leaving Ukraine a basket case with no commodities for income except for what grain it can raise. The west will have to support an economically crippled Ukraine while Putin will have further consolidated his energy resources, making him even stronger as long as Europe continues to buy his oil and gas.

Shifting to a different subject---
Having said all that, as far as US marines are concerned, they may not match up well against Russian naval Spetsnaz, but they are not meant to. However, as conventional naval light infantry, they are second to none and are certainly better than the Russian equivalent made up of a mix of inadequately trained professionals and 1 and 2 year conscripts.

What angered me most though was when @Ficxa threatened, One day we ll deliver it to [US] home land just for to taste the smoke of explosive, to hear mortar shell coming down, just to enrich your live with bad memories.

Next, incredibly, @Ficxa followed up that gem with, Eat shit and then stip it out. It is impossible. We are the power the will brake your neck,and spine,and let Mexicans finish you.

I have two responses to @Ficxa's comments above: 1) Sir, you seem to be a real class act, and 2) bring it on you poseur or troll or bot or whatever you are. You have no room to talk about our marines causing bad memories in Syria after what Russia did in Grozny, Chechnya. Remember that? When in 1999, during the Second Chechen War, and Vladimir Putin ordered the complete destruction of the Chechen capital of Grozny? Remember how the Russian military laid waste to Grozny, killing tens of thousands of civilians? And how proud Putin was? In his own words, how his troops had "fulfilled their task to the end."

What you cowards have done is prove Russia does not have the logistical capability to competently invade a neighboring country on your border let alone one like ours which is surrounded by two oceans. Instead, you have to rely on overpowering force and be willing to take massive casualties -- 10 pound sledge hammer, meet one cockroach. You use the European equivalent of human wave attacks but no longer have the population (because of alcoholism and malnutrition) or willpower to sustain them. Unless you go to terrorism (which I would not for a moment discount), your only realistic option in North America is to arm a bunch of poorly trained Mexican radicals and cartel (we would prefer Russians) and hope they can somehow do something to advance your cause.

Forget about our military for a moment. I live in rural south-central Texas and in my little county alone (a small, poor and sparsely populated county), there are over 4,000 military veterans, the vast majority of whom are volunteers ranging from PFCs up to two star generals. Multiply that by all the southern counties in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, along with all the women in them who will also fight. I can't add in California, unfortunately, because I'm not sure whose side they'd be on, and I also can't speak for the "woke citizens" living in blue-controlled cities. But you're already seeing in Ukraine how well motivated civilians can fight alongside their military. Given our military and the weapons our civilians already have here, and both the training and willingness to fight that these people have already shown, please forget about using Mexicans as proxies. I sincerely invite you and your Russian military onto our soil by rolling over our southern border.

Let's see who's still standing when the smoke clears.

But please, in the meantime, no more silly threats of which we both know Russia is incapable of performing.

PS I understood your Carthage reference. I've actually been there. Better bring tons and tons of salt.

 

Hi Scotchlass,
Putin has already used terrorism in the UK in Salisbury. He used nerve gas to try to kill a Russian who did not agree with him he was badly injured, his daughter also and a english women was killed.It caused parts of Salisbury to be shut down for month's while the decontamination was carried out.

 

Russian soldiers are being arrested for raping tender age females. One of them is pregnant. One of them videotaped his vicious act. Let's see your comments now Ficxa explain how that's Russian bravery. Sick.

 

The Russian drone Orlan is a pile of shit. Many are being shot and and the Ukrainians are finding they're being held together with duct tape. Plastic water bottle caps for the fuel tanks are being used and generic Canon cameras are mounted on them instead of the high quality thermo cameras. These drones cost between $87,000 and $120,000. Hahaha. Let's take some shortcuts for cost and see how bad you get your ass kicked in a war. Dumbest army ever.

 

At the Pima air museum in Tucson they have a couple of MIGS. (Just as an aside, anyone remotely interested in aviation would be well pleased to go to Tucson to tour this incredible collection of aviation history. They have planes the Smithsonian doesn't have).

Anyway, looking at the detail on this MIG one realizes that while it is a formidable aircraft for it's time, it is built using very old technology. As just one example the rudder is mounted using what looks like traditional barn door hinges, and the skin is screwed on, not riveted. On the other hand, this thing could probably be fixed in a wheat field with common mechanics tools and duct tape.

 

Poland Officially Blames Russian Action for 2010 Plane Crash That Killed Its President and Senior Military Officers
By streiff | Apr 11, 2022 8:30 PM ET

Jacqueline Larma

On April 11, 2010, a Tupolev Tu-154 Polish military aircraft slammed into a forest near the runway of a military airfield in Smolensk, Russia, killing all 96 passengers and crew. This wasn’t just any airplane crash. This was Poland’s equivalent of Air Force One. Aboard were Poland’s President Ryszard Kaczorowski, the chief of the Polish General Staff and other senior Polish military officers, the president of the National Bank of Poland, Polish government officials, and 18 members of the Polish Parliament. They were en route to a ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the murder of some 22,000 Polish military officers, intellectuals, clergy, and other influential Poles by Stalin’s NKVD.


https://twitter.com/PolishEmbassyUS...resident-and-senior-military-officers-n548910




The investigation was shrouded in controversy from the beginning. While Polish investigators were allowed on the site, they had to be accompanied by Russian investigators. Both “black boxes” were recovered intact and analyzed, but the Russians refused to let the Poles have custody of the wreckage. To add fuel to that fire was the fact that the deceased president was a staunch anti-communist who put Poland’s interests above Vladimir Putin’s, and there have been persistent rumors of traces of explosive residue found in the wreckage. For a good summary of the issues, this is a good article.

After the initial report, other investigations conducted by the Poles that concluded there was Russian involvement in the crash.

Today another of those reports hit the fan.

A Polish government special commission has reinforced its earlier allegations that the 2010 plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others in Russia was the result of Moscow’s assassination plan.

The latest of the commission’s reports, released Monday, alleges that an intentional detonation of planted explosives caused the April 10, 2010 crash of Soviet-made Tu-154M plane that killed Kaczynski, the first lady and 94 other government and armed forces figures as well as many prominent Poles.

Their deaths were the result of an “act of unlawful interference by the Russian side,” the commission’s head Antoni Macierewicz told a news conference.

“The main and indisputable proof of the interference was an explosion in the left wing … followed by an explosion in the plane’s center,” said Macierewicz, who in 2015-2018 served as defense minister in Poland’s right-wing government.


I don’t have the technical expertise to untangle the skein of claims, but the technical part of the investigation is a sideshow. The real issue is Ukraine and the imminent threat that Russia poses to Poland.

Poland, you’ll recall, took the lead in attempting to supply the Ukrainian Air Force with replacement aircraft (Biden Junta Duplicity Revealed After Poland Declares MiGs for Ukraine Are Ready to Go). Poland is the country that is the focal point for supplies going to Ukraine. If the war expands, Poland will be the first target. Poland leads Europe in expelling Russian diplomats (Poland Expels 45 Russian Spies Posing as Diplomats as Fears of Attacks on Ukraine Supply Route Looms), and the Russian ambassador says relations with Poland are the “worst since WW II.” Probably not a great comparison, given that Russia collaborated with Nazi Germany to backstab and then carve up Poland.

Reintroducing this controversy, especially the high-handed and disrespectful way Poland was treated by Russia during the investigation, at this time is a way of reminding Poles what they are up against and what living under Russian domination means. And it serves as a way of building national unity in the long term struggle to restrain Putin’s cavalier use of military force to get what he wants.

 

The bbc has first hand testimony and found evidence scotchlass!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-61071243

Thinskin

 

Now USA is most valnerable cause your all super heros are old, Stalone, Van Dam, Schwarznegger, Mickey Rourq, Bruce Willis, Dolph l Lundreen, Tom Cruise, Al Pachino, Robert Deniro. Mel Gibson.

 

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Like Putin........