re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict

I saw this, this morning. He is looking a little puffy and unwell. But with that guy you can never tell if it's real or bullshite.

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One of the differences between 1812 and Ukraine-Russia is that the US invaded Canada most likely because Madison wanted to annex Canada. Some historians dispute this, but it makes the most sense. It was a war of aggression from the little brother US.

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Wow so the deep state existed all the way back in 1812?

Yup, that’s definitely a shart in his draws.

Yeah, but the fun thing about Africa is you can think you’ve bought your way in to somewhere, and then the dictator du jour is whacked and you get to start again with the next guy or some cult or group that was subsumed into a country by fairly arbitrary modern geopolitics decides they don’t want to play nice anymore and cause chaos.

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A bit of context, there was an RAF RC-135 hoovering up signals intelligence over the Black Sea a few hours ago.

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India blocks Japanese plane with humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees.

“India has refused to let a Japanese aircraft land in the country.

The plan was for the Japanese plane to pick up relief items at UN’s High Commissioner for Refugees supply depots in India and the UAE. LINK

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India claims it was because it was military and not commerical

India seems determined to choose the wrong side and fritter away the goodwill it had been building as a regional security partner.

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One of the differences between 1812 and Ukraine-Russia is that the US invaded Canada most likely because Madison wanted to annex Canada

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Ummmm......



Are you just going to ignore the fact that Britain was attacking US Naval Ships and conscripting the crews to fight for Britain in the Napolianic Wars (because Britain reasoned that the States weren't a recognised entity and therefore the US crewsmen were
British subjects), which led to the US response of declaring War on Britain, of which Canada was a part of?


How does that lead you to believe

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It was a war of aggression from the little brother US.

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Some historians dispute this

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Pretty much all historians dispute that bullshite you are shoveling.


I want you to list the ones who don't dispute it. I'm sure the list is not that long.

So Ukraine is more than holding their own in the last three days. Weapons are pouring in from old and new sources utilizing new routes and entry points including some from “disputed territories” which is going a long way towards settling some peoples nerves after communiqués by Russia. Also hearing the 1500 in Moldova are “not keen” on starting shite. Crimea is nervous no that’s not the right word Crimea is terrified- think Iraq national guard when America pulled the trigger and went all in. Russian military morale remains rock bottom and desertions and self sabotage and self injury are continuing to play a part. Some kind of command center was blown to shite and even more RU military brass was killed, these are the new General syrian butcher’s guys and intercepts are indicating he is a little perturbed as syrian rebels weren’t equipped the way Ukrainian forces are. I think that Ukrainian morale occilates between huge amounts of pride at what’s been/being accomplished and white hot anger at the atrocities being committed by RU troops. There is obviously more motivation to obliterate RU troops and materials. The Wagner Group folks are getting ambushed and destroyed regularly so it’s not just conscripts taking it on the chin. There is an interesting aspect to this war, Russia by banning all sorts of social media has helped keep their population somewhat in the dark but the whisper campaign from people that have a rudimentary understanding of VPNs and workarounds are fully up to date on how fricked their military situation is. The unintended consequences of seceding the cyber war is only strengthening Ukraine. I think history will show Bucha changed everything. I’m also interested in reports that the number of captured RU troops fell precipitously after Bucha. I mean it was to be expected but retaliation bubbled up and continues to boil.