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Cannonpointer » 21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZwCL4uozp

The Slack-Jawed MoFo has been predicting the war will be over in days since it began....  

• February 28, 2022 – In an interview with Fox News, Macgregor stated: "I think the fighting is largely over now... the Ukrainians are being pushed back rapidly.” He predicted that Russia would soon take control of Kyiv and that Ukraine should surrender to avoid further destruction.
• March 2022 – On various YouTube and podcast appearances, he reiterated that: "This war will be over in days, not weeks.” He emphasized Russia’s overwhelming military advantage and dismissed the idea of prolonged resistance.
• May–July 2022 – Macgregor continued to claim that Ukraine’s military was collapsing and that the war was nearing its end. While he stopped giving exact “days” forecasts, he maintained that the conflict was unsustainable and would soon be resolved.

In short, Macgregor’s early predictions of a war that would end in days have stretched into years. His narrative has evolved from confident forecasts of rapid victory to critiques of Western policy and warnings of a looming endgame — one that, so far, remains elusive.

 
 

Putin risks 'humiliation' by agreeing to Zelenskyy meeting, analysts say
Why would Putin need a meeting? The war will end any day now. Slack-Jawed Macgregor has predicted this for 3 years now. It must be true.   

MR-7 » 21 Aug 2025, 6:00 am » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 6:00 am

The Slack-Jawed MoFo has been predicting the war will be over in days since it began....  

• February 28, 2022 – In an interview with Fox News, Macgregor stated: "I think the fighting is largely over now... the Ukrainians are being pushed back rapidly.” He predicted that Russia would soon take control of Kyiv and that Ukraine should surrender to avoid further destruction.
• March 2022 – On various YouTube and podcast appearances, he reiterated that: "This war will be over in days, not weeks.” He emphasized Russia’s overwhelming military advantage and dismissed the idea of prolonged resistance.
• May–July 2022 – Macgregor continued to claim that Ukraine’s military was collapsing and that the war was nearing its end. While he stopped giving exact “days” forecasts, he maintained that the conflict was unsustainable and would soon be resolved.

In short, Macgregor’s early predictions of a war that would end in days have stretched into years. His narrative has evolved from confident forecasts of rapid victory to critiques of Western policy and warnings of a looming endgame — one that, so far, remains elusive.

Elusive to the unperceptive. 

I could fit your knowledge of the issues behind this war into a thimble - and it would immediately become the Guiness Book of Records' world's stupidest thimble. 

Coupkraine's military is virtually nonexistent. They are snatching old men off the streets. The entire thing is about to implode. 

And those critiques are what make his takedown one of the best - not his statements of the obvious (to grownups) regarding the war.
 

MR-7 » 21 Aug 2025, 8:43 am » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 8:43 am

Putin risks 'humiliation' by agreeing to Zelenskyy meeting, analysts say
Why would Putin need a meeting? 

He doesn't. Trump is begging him. He has not met with zelenski. The EU is crying because he is not dropping everything and running to a meeting that zelenski and trump are begging for. 

You might wanrt to investigate the proposition that you're a lightweight and a midwit, son. 
 

Cannonpointer » 21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZwCL4uozpc

 

I watched the entire hour. Quite interesting.
He said something about Trump I wholly believe and have alluded to myself:
"Trump is conflicted."

What he wants to do and what he is able to do are at odds.
Trump should heed the colonel's advice and listen to professionals.
Talented amateurs ain't good...

DeezerShoove » 21 Aug 2025, 8:15 pm » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 8:15 pm

I watched the entire hour. Quite interesting.
He said something about Trump I wholly believe and have alluded to myself:
"Trump is conflicted."

What he wants to do and what he is able to do are at odds.
Trump should heed the colonel's advice and listen to professionals.
Talented amateurs ain't good...

What interested me most about the tape was the amount of information NOT directly related to the war. Quite informative. 
 

Cannonpointer » 21 Aug 2025, 8:24 pm » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 8:24 pm

What interested me most about the tape was the amount of information NOT directly related to the war. Quite informative.

Yup. Scads of experience from inside the walls.
Meetings and discussions afterward... The man has seen a lot.

Commentary on how we are allowing our own disintegration especially.

Cannonpointer » 21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am » wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2025, 2:25 am

youtube /watch?v=eZwCL4uozpc

AI Overview
The war in Ukraine is a grinding conflict characterized by high attrition and a stabilized front line, with Russia occupying roughly 20% of Ukrainian territory. Russia is conducting ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure, while Ukraine targets Russian military assets with drones, including naval vessels, and has restored grain exports via the Black Sea. The conflict has resulted in tens of thousands of civilian casualties and the displacement of millions of people. Both sides are heavily engaged in an industrial-scale war of attrition, with Ukraine relying on foreign aid and Russia increasing its domestic production and seeking resources from allies like North Korea. 
Key Aspects of the Conflict
Stalemate and Attrition:
The conflict has evolved into a war of attrition, with both sides suffering significant casualties and equipment losses. Russia has made limited territorial gains, but at a high cost, while Ukraine has secured some advances and restored grain exports. 
Geographic Focus:
The most intense fighting is in eastern Ukraine, though both Russia and Ukraine have launched strikes beyond front lines and within each other's territory. 
Naval Campaign:
Ukraine's naval drone attacks have been particularly effective, sinking a significant portion of the Russian Black Sea fleet and pushing naval activity further from Ukrainian waters. 
Industrial War:
Both nations are engaged in a prolonged industrial struggle, with Ukraine reliant on foreign aid to sustain its war effort and Russia increasing its domestic production, reportedly with support from North Korea. 
Humanitarian Impact:
The war has caused widespread devastation, with tens of thousands of civilian deaths and injuries and millions of Ukrainians displaced internally and as refugees in other countries. 
International Involvement:
Western nations, particularly the United States, provide substantial aid to Ukraine, which is critical for its ability to continue fighting. Russia, in turn, has sought support from countries like North Korea. 

Ukraine's attacks have significantly disrupted Russia's oil refining capacity, knocking out roughly 13% of its refining capacity by August 2025, which has led to fuel shortages and price hikes within Russia. These drone strikes have been a strategic, well-planned campaign to target the energy sector, the "economic engine" of Putin's war machine. While the direct cost of repairs to refineries is in the tens of millions, the broader impact includes potential losses of revenue from switching exports from refined products to crude oil and increasing pressure on Russia's domestic fuel supply. 

JohnnyYou » 22 Aug 2025, 12:01 am » wrote: ↑

22 Aug 2025, 12:01 am

AI Overview
The war in Ukraine is a grinding conflict characterized by high attrition and a stabilized front line, with Russia occupying roughly 20% of Ukrainian territory. Russia is conducting ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure, while Ukraine targets Russian military assets with drones, including naval vessels, and has restored grain exports via the Black Sea. The conflict has resulted in tens of thousands of civilian casualties and the displacement of millions of people. Both sides are heavily engaged in an industrial-scale war of attrition, with Ukraine relying on foreign aid and Russia increasing its domestic production and seeking resources from allies like North Korea. 
Key Aspects of the Conflict
Stalemate and Attrition:
The conflict has evolved into a war of attrition, with both sides suffering significant casualties and equipment losses. Russia has made limited territorial gains, but at a high cost, while Ukraine has secured some advances and restored grain exports. 
Geographic Focus:
The most intense fighting is in eastern Ukraine, though both Russia and Ukraine have launched strikes beyond front lines and within each other's territory. 
Naval Campaign:
Ukraine's naval drone attacks have been particularly effective, sinking a significant portion of the Russian Black Sea fleet and pushing naval activity further from Ukrainian waters. 
Industrial War:
Both nations are engaged in a prolonged industrial struggle, with Ukraine reliant on foreign aid to sustain its war effort and Russia increasing its domestic production, reportedly with support from North Korea. 
Humanitarian Impact:
The war has caused widespread devastation, with tens of thousands of civilian deaths and injuries and millions of Ukrainians displaced internally and as refugees in other countries. 
International Involvement:
Western nations, particularly the United States, provide substantial aid to Ukraine, which is critical for its ability to continue fighting. Russia, in turn, has sought support from countries like North Korea. 

Ukraine's attacks have significantly disrupted Russia's oil refining capacity, knocking out roughly 13% of its refining capacity by August 2025, which has led to fuel shortages and price hikes within Russia. These drone strikes have been a strategic, well-planned campaign to target the energy sector, the "economic engine" of Putin's war machine. While the direct cost of repairs to refineries is in the tens of millions, the broader impact includes potential losses of revenue from switching exports from refined products to crude oil and increasing pressure on Russia's domestic fuel supply.

I recommend less *** dick for you and your propaganda source.

Literally every word, I will wager, is false. 

It's a wager because there is no way I will waste my time reading it, when a quick scan reveals so many lies.