This could snowball against Putin. Today it's this sort of thing, within months it could escalate to street lamps.Sumela » 30 May 2023, 8:02 pm » wrote: ↑ either way its a meaningless pin prick.
Looks like a 12 gauge hit the building![]()
1. I doubt it.Sumela » 30 May 2023, 8:10 pm » wrote: ↑ Okay, we agree on your assertion. So by fighting a SMO
instead of an actual brutal war there are risks.
Questions:
1. Does he risk losing support from the Russian populace?
2. Does he risk Ukraine gaining momentum from the 1000s "sheep-dipped" NATO mercs
flooding into the country?
Cannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 8:13 pm » wrote: ↑ Laugh if you want, but that's going to take several hourd to put right.
Can Russia withstand this kind of damage? Time will tell - I've got goose bumps (and ukraine has goose steps).
Okay, we are on the same page.Cannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 8:21 pm » wrote: ↑ 1. I doubt it.
2. It concerns me.
His army isn't blooded. The US can still field blooded troops. That is a MAJOR advantage. But at what cost? How many more signifcant projections of global power does the tranny military have? If the exodus from affie is any indicator, they'll **** it hard and embarrass themselves in front of china and the world - including the african countries whose respect they have good cause to want.
Cannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 8:17 pm » wrote: ↑ This could snowball against Putin. Today it's this sort of thing, within months it could escalate to street lamps.
This thing is becoming a real toss up.
IN APRIL 2023, PUTINS APPROVAL RATING AMONG RUSSIANS CLIMBED A FEW POINTS TO 83 PERCENT. AT THIS STAGE OF THE GAME, IT'S DOUBTFUL HE'LL LOSE SUPPORT UNLESS HE DOESN'T GET CONTROL OF DRONES AND CIVILIAN CASUALTIES.Sumela » 30 May 2023, 8:10 pm » wrote: ↑ Okay, we agree on your assertion. So by fighting a SMO
instead of an actual brutal war there are risks.
Questions:
1. Does he risk losing support from the Russian populace?
2. Does he risk Ukraine gaining momentum from the 1000s "sheep-dipped" NATO mercs
flooding into the country?
We know WASH DC is capable of terrorist acts.righteous » 30 May 2023, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑ IN APRIL 2023, PUTINS APPROVAL RATING AMONG RUSSIANS CLIMBED A FEW POINTS TO 83 PERCENT. AT THIS STAGE OF THE GAME, IT'S DOUBTFUL HE'LL LOSE SUPPORT UNLESS HE DOESN'T GET CONTROL OF DRONES AND CIVILIAN CASUALTIES.
IN MY OPINION HE NEEDS TO STEP UP THE GAME. U.S./NATO WILL NOT LET UP AND WILL BEGIN A CAMPAIGN OF DIRTY TACTICS, WORSE THAN THE DEPLETED URANIUM THE UK WAS SUPPLYING UKRAINE
.
When LGBTQ *** ran from the Taliban recently.....MackTheFinger » 30 May 2023, 9:21 pm » wrote: ↑ .
When the Americans bombed Tyko...4 months after the Japs bombed Peral Harbor....a light should have came on in thier heads.
take it to MoscowSumela » 30 May 2023, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ """Major drone strike"""
One drone that caused minimal damage.![]()
These are meaningless pin pricks.
Meanwhile, Ukraine is being destroyed.![]()
Russia has taken 50,000 sq miles and added 5 million citizens
Yes! Bring on the NATO TRANNIES
This is the first I've heard about troubles in Serbia. But I'm utterly unsurprised to learn they are **** with the Serbs again. They are another Christian nation and the alliance HATES Christians. As instructed by their masters.Sumela » 30 May 2023, 8:31 pm » wrote: ↑ Okay, we are on the same page.
It appears NATO is trying to start a new war in Serbia. Some experts think NATO is hoping Russia will
send troops to Serbia to stretch them out into a multi-front war.
Russia has already embarrassed NATO in Crimea and Syria. Utter failures for NATO.
If war breaks out in Serbia should Putin send maybe 25,000 troops
to save Serbia ...or not take the bait?
Who can even predict?! It might be anti-Putin graffiti, for all we know. Zelensky is truly ruthless, and quite able to export absolute mayhem!
euros will do as they are toldCannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 10:01 pm » wrote: ↑ This is the first I've heard about troubles in Serbia. But I'm utterly unsurprised to learn they are **** with the Serbs again. They are another Christian nation and the alliance HATES Christians. As instructed by their masters.
It's not a matter of should he/shouldn't he. Putin will. He won't leave Christians hanging when the borg attacks them. His support of Assad was/is strictly predicated, IMO, on Assad keeping the Syrian Christians of the Antioch Patriarchate safe.
I don't think he has a choice, under his code. If they attack Serbia, he will come to their aid. Serbia has **** on its own aspirations to join the E.U. by refusing to sign on to Russian sanctions. Putin is not the man who watches friendly Christian nations get rolled over. He was powerless when Clinton terror bombed civilians to bully them into turning on Milosevic. He has taken every necessary step to never be humiliated like that again.
If they go after Serbia, it's to get to the children. Putin knows this. He won't stand still for it. The EU does not represent the people of its respective countries. It governs by force and fiat - not by consent. That makes it weak. Putin understands this, as well. It won't be only Russia fighting on two fronts. It will be NATO - pising off the E.U. member nations' populations twice as much.
Euros are done with warr. The next war they fight will be against those who lead them to war - bet.
Cannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 10:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Who can even predict?! It might be anti-Putin graffiti, for all we know. Zelensky is truly ruthless, and quite able to export absolute mayhem!
Don't bet on that! The French INVENTED sabotage. They routinely **** in their own government's gravy bowl to get what they want, when ballots fail.
My respected nigga, WASH DC committed a terrorist act against Germany. Terrorism.Cannonpointer » 30 May 2023, 10:17 pm » wrote: ↑ Don't bet on that! The French INVENTED sabotage. They routinely **** in their own government's gravy bowl to get what they want, when ballots fail.
The E.U. is truly fragmented. You think Italy is going to go along with war against Russia?
The E.U. is no monolith. It's a federation on the brink of collapse. The Brits already showed its members that leaving the E.U. CAN be done. The E.U. will likely find itself torn assunder and focused on stopping it's own internal bleeding if it moves its member states to war against Russia.