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Posted on 11/10/26 at 8:39 pm to Trevaylin
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How many junk large transformers are you sending to Ukraine?
I don't deal with transformers. When I was with a nationwide contractor, we sold them to companies who tested then resold them. Chinese transformers are cheaper than even unused transformers, or at least that was the case 25 years ago.
Interesting that a family friend bought some old electric motors with discontinued frame sizes from a project at TX City. They owned a sand pit which washed and sorted by size of grains. Smaller grains were sold to foundries for sand molds. Larger grains were sold to PPG and WR Grace in Lake Chuck for catalyst. Old electric motors were easier to repair and as long as they megged good enough for them for conveyor belts, pumps, direct fired dryers and coolers
Good engineers know how to select properly and they have to alter in a code shop still save money
Modern point and click engineers are not innovative enough.
Are you a non innovative engineer who hates to save time getting into production while saving money.
UCC was one of the largest clients of used equipment before 1999 from all dealers. Maybe you weren't good enough
Posted on 11/10/26 at 9:36 pm to goatmilker
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Will this new Congress ask what happened to all those billions we shipped to them?
We've actually spent like $20 million dollars on accountants, making sure that every last penny is documented correctly. You can find all the details if you really want to know. Obviously, though, some people aren't really interested in that but just like to flex the "money laundering" smear.
Of course, the vast majority of the aid that we have sent to Ukraine has been in the form of military equipment that they have used to smash our enemy that has 5,000 nuclear weapons aimed at us, and the money for that equipment has gone to American manufacturers employing American workers.
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Will they ask about the US labs? No. Doubtful. Will they look into US meddling in prior long ago elections. Will they ask why we could have a Presidential election in 1864 but they cannot? Will they ask for the conversations at the first peace conference?
Good grief! The "labs"?
A better question is: Will you continue to lap up the anti-American propaganda that our enemies put out for the gullible?
And really, this propaganda is like 3 years old. It's really pathetic. You need to get more recent propaganda.
Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:07 am to goatmilker
quote:You're absolutely right. Just like the Biden Steal in 2020, that was a stolen election. The RINO libtard Deep Stater Lincoln brought in voting machines from Daley's Democratic Cook County Elections Office and hacked them to prevent voters from conservative Southern States from voting.
Will they ask why we could have a Presidential election in 1864 but they cannot?
Same thing happened in 1944, when a Democratic war monger libtard ran on a platform of actually fighting the enemy at the time (who was completely innocent), and refused to make any business deals with them. And look what happened - 60 years of neo-colonial American hegemony and economic dominance when we should have Drained the Swamp, enforced isolationism and just traded with ourselves. The more Americans produce, the more they can buy, right? Who needs the damn foreigners? Just communists.
Thanks for your post and heavy insight.
Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:31 am to Coeur du Tigre
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As we reported going into the night, Ukrainian drones struck Russia's Ust-Luga port on the Baltic Sea overnight into November 11, starting a major fire at one of the country's main oil and petroleum export hubs. Leningrad region Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko confirmed a blaze in the port area, reported three workers injured and said a power station was cut off. NASA FIRMS detected several fire hotspots, while the flames were visible across the border from Estonia.
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Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:42 am to Coeur du Tigre
This whole 'diplomatic dispute' was manufactured out of thin air by Seoul as an attempt to cover their fuel trade with Russia (buying crude, selling diesel back). Now that the progress of the Ukrainian war effort is exposing Lee's choices, some chump change is sent to Kyiv to see if it helps with the unfortunate optics.
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South Korea has included $100 million in assistance for Ukraine in its draft 2027 budget, according to JoongAng Ilbo. The proposal allocates $50 million to a NATO trust fund supporting non-lethal equipment and rehabilitation, $20 million for humanitarian projects and $30 million in conflict-related assistance. The funding follows President Lee Jae-myung's July pledge, despite a diplomatic dispute after Kyiv publicly disclosed the transfer of captured North Korean soldiers.
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:44 am to Coeur du Tigre
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OSINT Varta has published satellite imagery analysis of the Redkino Experimental Plant in Russia's Tver region, which Ukraine's General Staff said was struck overnight on October 9. Its assessment identifies damage to at least one support building and one production structure. The chemical facility produces materials for the aviation and aerospace industries, including components for Kh-55 and Kh-101 cruise missile fuel and additives for diesel and aviation fuel.
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:50 am to Coeur du Tigre
Interesting video of a strike on a Russian drone launch field. Done with Liutyi's, not missiles, and the Liutyis had rocket-assisted launches. The results were quite effective, which shows the lack of air defense.
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 11/11/26 at 2:53 am to Coeur du Tigre
So much winning. This is the last of four tankers loaded for the US, all of which were refused entry.
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A tanker carrying Russian diesel has reversed course roughly 400 nautical miles off New York, according to Bloomberg ship-tracking data. The Malta-flagged Agioi Fanendes loaded around 40,000 metric tons of diesel at Russia's Primorsk port on October 22. Reuters reports that its operator says no delivery port has been finalized and the vessel is awaiting orders. The shipment follows Trump's announcement of a deal to resume Russian diesel imports to the US.
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