Roger A. Shrubber
Well-Known Member
who gives a fuck what russia says anymore? the only people who belive them are old russians who were raised on state propaganda...let them say whatever they want, they'll get a chance to explain in the Hague soon.
War
- Thread starter captainmorgan
- Start date
Roger A. Shrubber
Well-Known Member
nooo, it's the initial impact, trust me...the bounces scatter shit and look impressive, but that first contact is a bitch
Roger A. Shrubber
Well-Known Member
That's a tucker carlson ass licker...Or perhaps they take turns...But the few times i've had the stomach to actually watch any of his offensive propaganda, that cocksucker was on it, kissing putin's ass.
He and carlson should both just get the fuck out and go to russia, where they could suckle putin's balls all day, every day. fucking traitors.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
doublejj
Well-Known Member
Russian General... "President Putin Sir there were 400 Soldiers housed in that building"
Putin... "How many bodies have you found"?
Russian General..."63"
Putin.."Ok so 63 were killed the rest are deserters"...
Budzbuddha
Well-Known Member
printer
Well-Known Member
"In local social networks, they wrote that mobilized military personnel were housed in the building. The blow was struck at the moment when the military sat down at the festive table to celebrate the coming New Year."
The celebration started of with a bang. From a Russian military armaments page.
The celebration started of with a bang. From a Russian military armaments page.
Budzbuddha
Well-Known Member
Commander :
“First , I would like to thank yuri for most impressive Krittmas angel for tree …”
“ Pickled apples and fish for everyone ! “
Meanwhile
500lb. Of Ukrainian HIMARS HATE inbound …
“First , I would like to thank yuri for most impressive Krittmas angel for tree …”
“ Pickled apples and fish for everyone ! “
Meanwhile
500lb. Of Ukrainian HIMARS HATE inbound …
abandonconflict
Well-Known Member
Exactly. This is really the only way they can do it and the US desperately wants them to try the military approach.
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
I don't see the US, using provocation like that, Taiwan will be a diplomatic thing...one way or another..time will tell
abandonconflict
Well-Known Member
You don't see the US doing everything possible to provoke it?
Really?
You don't see Pelosi and that fat ass who worked for Trump, I forgot his name, it sounded Italian, visiting Taiwan?
You don't see over a hundred 4th gen+ jets being sold to Taiwan by the US?
You don't see FONOPs?
You don't see Subic opening back up for the US navy?
You don't see another squadron of F22's in Okinawa?
You don't see AUKUS?
You didn't see when 3 carrier strike groups were in the SCS last year?
You didn't see RIMPAC where everyone BUT the PLA was invited? (PLA was invited in 2016)
Dude, China sees that shit. They know what will happen, whether there's a policy of strategic ambiguity or Biden slipping up and saying too much.
abandonconflict
Well-Known Member
No, the US is not belligerent. At least not in this case, not this year.
But understand the meaning of this word 'bellicose' that has recently resurged in popular usage. Some dictionaries show it meaning the same as belligerent and some show a bit of nuance.
Bellicose = wish a motherfucker would.
Belligerent = motherfucker.
But understand the meaning of this word 'bellicose' that has recently resurged in popular usage. Some dictionaries show it meaning the same as belligerent and some show a bit of nuance.
Bellicose = wish a motherfucker would.
Belligerent = motherfucker.
BudmanTX
Well-Known Member
That's not provocation, that's a defensive stance, both for the allies in the region and Taiwan
DIY-HP-LED
Well-Known Member
During the American revolution most people were church of England and that is how you got Episcopalians!
Yeah, you're points are correct,I know forces are structured on the 2 war concept. I love my country and just point out worrying trends,especially in poor procurement decisions that either are cost over-runs,delayed deployment,or platforms that don't live up to expectations. Some of these things have left us in positions that are concerning eg's,the F-35 program is about a decade behind schedule in deployment and had massive cost overruns, it was supposed to replace F-16,A10, and a few others and that is not going to happen as it ended up being too much to ask leaving the US using many aging gen4 platforms w/very old airframes while we scramble to upgrade a-10's and develop a low cost f-16 replacement. The LCS combat ship program has left our navy without any of the smallest blue water surface combatants(frigates) forcing Burke destroyers to do missions a smaller ship could be tasked with, just a couple of examples. Our defense budget has a way bigger slice dedicated to actually paying and housing our brave service people and their families w/decent benefits compared to China and Russia(do their people even get paid now). Corruption is also rampant in our adversaries defence budgets also as has been demonstrated vividly in Ukraine presently,but it annoys me when I see taxpayer money squandered w/poor decision making in regard to some weapons systems,I'm all for paying the people in uniform especially jr. officers and enlisted more$ for their service and sacrifice though,budget be damned.
Thanks for your service man,respect,surprised you didn't end up being escorted by 2 marines to the Brig.
DIY-HP-LED
Well-Known Member
I don't think America wants trouble over Taiwan while the semiconductor supply chain is at risk and neither does it's allies and they would have an increasing say in any such moves. Allies do not make for aggression and are better in defense, nobody goes it alone any more, not even American. Russia could not force the Belarusians to attack Ukraine, though they practically occupy the place and even in the second gulf war, America had some allies and some international support. Russia went alone into Ukraine and has no allies to speak of, Ukraine has about 50 allies who are offering various levels of support. America controls about 24% of the global economy these days and the first move in war is to cut off the enemy's trade and aid. Trade is the biggest weapon of war these days with global economic interdependency and aggressors are at a disadvantage in the international arena. Supply chains are global for everything including weapons systems, even for Uncle Sam these days.
DIY-HP-LED
Well-Known Member
Something is going on inside the CPP...
news.yahoo.com
China’s Foreign Minister Says ‘Deeply Impressed’ With Americans
(Bloomberg) -- New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang offered effusive praise of Americans after stepping down as his nation’s top envoy to Washington, signaling that ties between the world’s biggest economies appear to be warming despite recent tensions over Taiwan.
China’s Foreign Minister Says ‘Deeply Impressed’ With Americans
(Bloomberg) -- New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang offered effusive praise of Americans after stepping down as his nation’s top envoy to Washington, signaling that ties between the world’s biggest economies appear to be warming despite recent tensions over Taiwan.Most Read from...
China’s Foreign Minister Says ‘Deeply Impressed’ With Americans
(Bloomberg) -- New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang offered effusive praise of Americans after stepping down as his nation’s top envoy to Washington, signaling that ties between the world’s biggest economies appear to be warming despite recent tensions over Taiwan.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
That might be his circumspect way of expressing that he and his government are “deeply relieved” that after a four-year bender we once again elected a President.Something is going on inside the CPP...
China’s Foreign Minister Says ‘Deeply Impressed’ With Americans
(Bloomberg) -- New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang offered effusive praise of Americans after stepping down as his nation’s top envoy to Washington, signaling that ties between the world’s biggest economies appear to be warming despite recent tensions over Taiwan.Most Read from...
China’s Foreign Minister Says ‘Deeply Impressed’ With Americans
(Bloomberg) -- New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang offered effusive praise of Americans after stepping down as his nation’s top envoy to Washington, signaling that ties between the world’s biggest economies appear to be warming despite recent tensions over Taiwan.