/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

Putin Announced on 09-21-2022 That He Signed a Decree on Partial Mobilization in the Country.

>>352452
>Post Ukrainian butthurt here
Is that really an accurate prompt anymore? They've been doing pretty well in recent weeks.
The virtually-unlimited foreign aid, money and weapons from the west had an effect.

>>352460
>The virtually-unlimited foreign aid, money and weapons from the west had an effect.
The rooshians deserve this for their gay WWII strategy.

>>352463
This is what you get when you haven't fought a war against an actual formidable enemy in 80 years.
I wonder how the U.S. would do in WWIII.

I wonder if Kot Anon is doing alright...

>>>>352460
ironically russia was the real underdog.

>>352500
On the contrary, Russia is a military powerhouse and is not performing because a treasonous leadership.

It's a messy affair, but considering the petrol dollar is on the line, it's beneficial for both America and Russia to continue this war.

>Putin collects random young men off the street
>doesn't give them decent gear or training
>sends them off to another country
Has anyone made the comparison between Putin's conscripts and "migrants"?

>>352751
It hasn't backfired yet, as as things stand it looks like Russia is the one with maneuverability problems.
Time will tell though. Things could get interesting.

>>352755
>It hasn't backfired yet,
Trench warfare versus Blitzkrieg.
The Russians had the golden opportunity in the first 2 weeks to rush to the Polish border and didn't do it. They were at 20Km from Kiev ready to begin a siege and they retreated.
The word treason comes to my mind.

>>352757
I think they're just retarded and expected not to face any resistance, so they gave up when it was hard. Cowards.

>>352751
This isn't even comparable, the Germs overextended in enemy territory and got a counter shoved up their ass. The soviets fought on their home soil, and thus mobilised millions without much "motivation" issues. It's not even comparable. Tankies need to stfu.

>>352757
>The word treason comes to my mind.
The Russians government never cared about it's people. Did you only just figure that out?
If you're implying that these failures are intentional, look closer and see the severity of the incompetence.

>>352779
>If you're implying that these failures are intentional, look closer and see the severity of the incompetence.
Look closer and tell me, how many top brass have been demoted? No court martial? Not even one shot?

>>352782
I disagree. I suspect anything can be a false flag, but this doesn't look like one. All of these gay mistakes point to a severe underestimation of the resistance.
If this failure were planned, they could have done it in a way that wasn't so expensive, humiliating, and internally destabilizing to its own powers at hand. Putin put his cards on the table and lost because he thought the Ukrainians would just surrender like the Crimeans did.

>>352784
>All of these gay mistakes point to a severe underestimation of the resistance.
Ahem. The ruskies have tons of drones in recon missions. The ukro buildup could not be without to be noticed.

>>352786
It's not about Ukraine's capabilities, it was about the resistance itself. The Russians clearly thought that the Ukrainians wouldn't fight back, so they just rolled in there like they owned the place. They relied far too heavily on roads, which made them vulnerable to being assraped by blitzkrieg javelins at every half mile. They didn't even bring enough fuel at the beginning because they didn't think they'd have to do any actual fighting.
Even when they got to Kiev they hesitated because they didn't think they'd actually have to fight there. In addition to being sniveling cowards who didn't want to invade such a large city, they didn't want to shell a huge city that held such a non-insignificant number of ethnic Russians, and for that hesitancy they lost their opportunity.
Because they thought the war would be over in one week, they didn't factor international response into the equation. After the first month Ukraine got what was basically an unlimited supply of weapons from the west, overtaking Israel as the largest receiver of foreign aid.
They fucked up royally because they thought the Ukrainians would be so scared of them that they'd instantly surrender, and when that didn't work they just blindly stumbled around like the stupid Slavs they are. They thought nothing had changed since 2014, but they royally fucked up.
>>352783
>how many top brass have been demoted? No court martial? Not even one shot?
That'll come after this is all over. Right now, the government is on damage control and doesn't want to acknowledge what a massive fuck-up this has been.
It was just as big of an intelligence failure as it was a military failure, because Putin's advisors are all impotent yesmen who only tell him what he wants to hear, which is why he did this invasion in the first place. They're going to have their asses caved in at the end of this shitshow.

It's basically Russia's Vietnam/Afghanistan of this century. Large military power thinks it can win as a result of having better toys, and doesn't consider the thought that the locals would actually fight back or that they'd have to plan for long-term conflict.

Actually pitiful

>>352807
It is curious, the oligarchs and their sons are not recruited.

Look at this shit. What a fucking disgrace. How do you even rust AKs?

>>352808
Politicians/billionaires and their sons never get drafted to die in shitty wars, no matter what country it is. It's one universal standard of corruption.

>>352811
>It's one universal standard of corruption.
So, better to refuse to participate in their wars. Mileage may vary.

>>352812
Of course.
My plan is to be openly racist, so that it's against military policy to recruit me. If push comes to shove I'll get a swastika tattoo.

>Kiev Wastes No Time, Pushing Forward
>September 26 marked the fourth day of referenda in the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhie regions, in the territories controlled by Russian-led forces. According to the local election commissions, the turnout after 3 days of vote was: 77% in the DPR, 76 % in the LPR, 51% in the Zaporozhye region, 48% in Kherson.
>In an attempt to disrupt the vote, the Kiev regime continues shelling and terrorist attacks in the lost territories.
https://odysee.com/@SouthFront:4/kiev-pushing-forward:0
Mirror:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/iHKDAdygsr98/ [Embed]

>>352818
>terrorist attacks
This entire gay war has been nothing but both sides accusing eachother if being "terrorists".

>>352819
>terrorism
An oxymoron to name political violence. By the dictionary definition, police attacking protesters is also terrorism.

>>352824
>the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
Terrorism by its definition excludes 'lawful' state actors, so technically soldiers and police officers are exempt.

>>352827
Translation: Any political violence no authorized by the oligarchs.

>>352828
Based and Sicario-pilled.

>Full Video From LPR 4th Brigade Shows Huge Tank Battle - AFU Forces Blown Away
Video better quality:
https://odysee.com/@Overthrown:6/video_2022-09-26_14-46-10:c
Mirror, video lower quality:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xnCH4OfsM4NR/ [Embed]

>>352827
>Terrorism by its definition excludes 'lawful' state actors, so technically soldiers and police officers are exempt.
Funny, if the oligarchs' sicarios do it is rightful and fine, but if somebody else do it is horrendous and wrong. Top hypocrisy and gaslighting.

>>352859
Exactly.
"Terrorism" is a meaningless buzzword used to brand opposition as enemies of society.

>>352887
Hey everypony check it out, I found a typo in the jewgle maps of Ukraine. They spelled the Державний ботанічний заказник 'Дальницький ліс' 'Dalnytskyi lis' state 'botanical' reserve as "bonatical" reserve.
https://vymaps.com/UA/State-Bonatical-Reserve-Dalnytskyi-lis--393298/
What does it mean? I'm pretty sure that "bonatical" isn't a word. Is this like the halfchan aquariumgate of Ukraine?

Meanwhile in Russia the mobilization/draft is not going smoothly.
https://twitter.com/anno1540/status/1574284498849734656 [Embed]
https://twitter.com/Den_2042/status/1574280158403510273 [Embed]
https://twitter.com/xenasolo/status/1574036319889915906 [Embed]

>>353021
Good.
Fuck drafts.

>>353021
Apparently he's getting 8 years, but would've gotten 10 if he resisted conscription without shooting the officer. I wonder how many other Russian men will notice that.

>>353037
Shooting an officer, better if many, is better than shooting a lowly military police, the penalty is the same.

I don't care about Ukraine. I want Russia to win so that the NPCs get butthurt. The West is obviously controlling the propaganda ever since "cancelling" Russian sources of news.

Why would people, who could not point to Ukraine on a map prior to current events, give a shit about some random slavs?

>>353187
The blame game begins.

It looks like the war has many objectives, one of them is to Make Khazaria Great Again.

>>353252
>I owned the Russians by buying their secondhand garbage!
Not even pro-Russian, but that seems like a cope from an apex redditor.

>>353254
Nah, this is normal /k/ idiocy.
Not really cope either. The dumb fuck just doesn't know what "surplus" means.

AFU Humvee and Crew Inside Gets Hit.

>>353252
I am very sad how utterly co-opted /k/ has gotten.
There's nothing wrong with sympathizing for Ukraine, but there is an air of visceral hatred toward Russia rather than actual support for Ukraine, despite the 1% of anons who actually own guns likely owning the dirt cheap Russian surplus.
Every fucking thread is laced with malice. It's so deep not even one "that guy" is attempting to be a contrarian Putin-lover edgelord for easy (You)s.

>>353273
>but there is an air of visceral hatred toward Russia rather than actual support for Ukraine
>visceral hatred toward Russia
That is the stench of the jew.

>>353273
halfchan has been coopted by the feds for years now.
It was one of the first places to receive major attention from the feds when the domestic propaganda ban was lifted by Obama.
It's barely even worth it to lurk there anymore.
T. ancientfag

>>353273
>I am very sad how utterly co-opted /k/ has gotten.
I get that feeling with the few boards I seldomly lurk. I have this schizo theory that many posts are made by bots, NGO's, and feds to demoralize anyone that goes against the status quo. Especially after Trump was elected. Pretty sad.
>1% of anons who actually own guns likely owning the dirt cheap Russian surplus
That's where you're wrong, orc-loving chud! Those Russians cucked themselves of the ultimate killing machines made from pure, heckin' based and wholesome Stalinium: Mosin Nagants. At least two, possibly even three whole /k/ommando's have deprived Putler of those optimal weapons. Nothing cheap about that.

>>353283
Reputation is the least of Russia's concerns, honestly. There's still elderly leaders around who remember the USSR days, and they are hyper paranoid about Russia ever getting back up from the collapse. It's why NATO still exists and Europe just bends over for America.

>>353302
Fair point.

>LPR 4th Brigade BMP Gets Rocked By Javelin And Still Escapes Unharmed - U.S. Weapon Useless
>Rescue of the BPM crew under the fire of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
>The Armed Forces of Ukraine knocked out the BMP, but the crew remained intact and requested evacuation. An officer of the 1st battalion of the 4th brigade of the LPR with the call sign "Denchik" without a second's delay set off to pull our soldiers out.
>When the fighters plunged into the second BMP, the enemy Javelin hit the car. But this only set the pace for the evacuation.
https://odysee.com/@Overthrown:6/video_2022-10-04_23-33-03:a
Mirror:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/UJBQbiPaKLy4/ [Embed]
Very good video.

>>353286
Wow, that guy even looks like Biden.

>>353302
I disagree. Reputation is incredibly important, because it'll affect how aggressive NATO and the United States will be going forward. You can expect to see more NATO expansion going forward.

>>353274
It's been a thing since before the cold war, tbh.

>>353360
They would expand regardless. The image of an aggressive and incompetent Russia is just one of a myriad of excuses.
It's beneficial for America since more peons to convince friends to work harder on their friendship is never a bad idea, and it's beneficial for Europe for... having a sugar daddy pay for an expensive military? I feel like a lot of politics over there is a tad irrational, even considering it's jews trying to jew.

>>353370
They're even more likely to expand now that Russia has proven itself too incompetent to resist.

>Military Reporter On Why Russians Are Retreating In Ukraine
>Vladlen Tatarsky is military reporter from the Donbass. In 2014 he joined the People’s Militia in Gorlovka, served in the Vityaz regiment of the LPR. Today Vladlen Tatarsky is back on the front line, as a special military correspondent. On October 3 and 4, he released new videos describing the military situation on the front lines and responding to the question why are Russians retreating.
https://southfront.org/military-reporter-on-why-russians-are-retreating-in-ukraine/
Video:
https://s1.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Vladlen_Titles.mp4?_=1

>>353302
>and they are hyper paranoid about Russia ever getting back up from the collapse
To be fair, that is a valid concern when Putin was a former KGB operative.

>>353370
>They would expand regardless.
Doubt it. Sweden and Norway did a full 180 on their stance about joining NATO because of Russia invading.
>and it's beneficial for Europe for... having a sugar daddy pay for an expensive military?
Europe likes NATO because it means that they don't have to invest in building up their own militaries as the U.S. does it for them.
>I feel like a lot of politics over there is a tad irrational
It begins making sense when you understand that the baizuo/Progressives/Liberals/Left/etc. here in the U.S. are considered "Conservative" by European standards; with the American Conservatives/Libertarians/Right/etc. effectively being considered "Right Wing Extremists".

>>353381
It was betrayal to send them to war in the first place.

>>353501
Nope, the ukros were preparing to attack Donbass and even beyond. Russian intervention was a must.

>>353503
This entire thing has been a sham.

>>353504
Yes, from the very moment that Russian did not start the siege of Kiev while rushing to the Polish border.

>>353503
Sure, just like Stalin was absolutely ready to strike and Barbarossa was a completely justified preventive invasion. Against a foe "so incompetent it should have been easy to steamroll, but for the pesky western aid" I might add.
The irony is ridiculously in line with their gay history memes and tankies don't want to see it.

>>353505
It was bullshit even before that.
Two racially-Jewish men sending Slavs to kill one another.

>>353511
This.
Russians have always been retards when it comes to war. Even when they win it comes at the cost of stupidly-excessivse casualties.

When do you think this shitty war will end?

>>353503
>>353505
You seriously think that Putin only changed his mind right then, and didn't plan out this whole thing 8 years ago? Just this year you think he changed his mind about the war and "betrayed" the regime that he's been in uncontested control of since the 90's?

>>353518
When the European continent be engulfed in chaos, hunger, and war; mixed with the collapse of the currency. All according to plan for the jews come to the rescue and offer "the solution": world government.

>>353520
I don't think it's time for that. There's still too much invested in Europe to demolish its infrastructure this quickly.

>>353519
>Just this year you think he changed his mind about the war and "betrayed" the regime that he's been in uncontested control of since the 90's?
Putin did not betray the (((regime))). Putin betrayed the Russian people who believe him to be a patriot.
Look at what Putin is doing, not what he says. There is a constant among all world leaders, be western or eastern, and it is to inject their People with an unknown substance no matter what and Russia is not exception. The war is just the an instrument used to collapse the world economy.

>>353521
>There's still too much invested in Europe to demolish its infrastructure this quickly.
Well, it looks like the jews are in a schedule to take everything down, because without energy to fuel modern civilization, everything stops.

>>353525
Looks more like more of a decoupling, imo. Western powers wanted this because they knew that Europe relying on Russian energy was bad for their long term economic and military ambitions, so they're exacerbating this conflict to sever Russia from the rest of the world's economy to replace it with more-expensive but non-Russian American gas, renewables, and most importantly nuclear energy. The fact that they're finally taking a second look at nuclear energy is what tips me off about that.
The deliberate sabotage of Nord Stream 2 makes it plain as day. Russia/Europe relations have gotten way too cozy and cooperative since the end of the Cold War, and that's bad for the United States and NATO. That's why they set all this in motion by staging that coup in Crimea and pouring weapons into the region to militarize Ukraine and provoke attacks on Donbas.
Putin took the bait and invaded Ukraine, depleting Russia's military resources while simultaneously doing NATO's work to alienate Europe and set the economic decoupling in motion. This entire fiasco has been the product of 20 years of long term planning to decouple Russia from Europe, ever since Russia didn't immediately become a market-based Democracy like the CIA wanted it to when the Berlin wall fell.

>>353526
>The deliberate sabotage of Nord Stream 2 makes it plain as day.
There is another possibility to consider. ZOG is telling us through its MSM that a "sabotage" has taken place, but, considering the rap sheet of lies and deceptions and that the Atlantic ZOG cooperates with the Russian ZOG, and that there is an exclusion zone around the site and only their soldiers are allowed to go and inspect... everything is in doubt.
After all, everything we know comes from (((them))) and no independent source is available to verify.

>>353527
>ZOG is telling us through its MSM that a "sabotage" has taken place
What MSM sources have said anything about sabotage? All of the MSM sources I've heard say it's "still unknown" and "we shouldn't speculate".
>only their soldiers are allowed to go and inspect...
Because it's their territory. And they're at war. Would you expect them to just let the United States go in an inspect it?
>no independent source is available
What independent sources? You want the (((UN))) to go investigate it? What would count as an independent source to you?

Russia wouldn't blow up it's own pipeline because Russia makes money off of aformentioned pipeline. Even if they wanted to freeze Europe this winter (quite likely, as that would be great leverage), they could have done that just as easily by simply turning off the gas.
Do you seriously think that pipeline exploding is anything but the work of glowniggers?

>>353528
>What MSM sources
Russian MSM sources, my bad.

>>353529
Of course Russians say it's sabotage. Their property was just randomly destroyed at a time way too convenient for the United States.
Western MSM meanwhile still refuses to acknowledge the obvious, even though in any other given day they'd speculate about nonsense to no end. It's obvious that they're so deep in the CIA's pocket that they wouldn't report an obvious glow-op if it hit them with a truckload of cement.

>>353528
>Do you seriously think that pipeline exploding is anything but the work of glowniggers?
There is the possibility that no explosion took place whatsoever and is all part of the psyop. Remember, we have been on a non-stop psyop roller-coaster for decades, I don't think they have changed they modus operandi now.

>>353532
>no explosion took place
This is just schizo nonsense. I suspect anything could be a psyop, but it is far easier to just blow up a pipeline than it is to pretend it blew up.

>>353533
>but it is far easier to just blow up a pipeline than it is to pretend it blew up.
Not when both sides are working together.

>>353534
No. It is still much easier to plant a single explosive than it is to globally censor anyone who might see it and coordinate media response around it with conflicting narratives.

>>353535
No one can see actually what happened because the action was allegedly under the sea. No need to censor anyone.
The Russians drop the pressure to a minimum or nothing, the Europeans publish an image of bubbles on the sea' surface and claim an explosion. Let the MSN do the talking.

>>353536
Then why not simply blow it up? Why go through the trouble to message everyone involved and coordinate a response when it's easier to just blow it up?

>>353538
>it's easier to just blow it up?
I disagree, nothing is easier than moving the mouth and gaslight the public.
>and coordinate a response
What response? Posturing?

>>353538
I've got customers, I gotta go. Cheers.

>>353539
It takes years of planning and billions of dollars in media management to coordinate a global propaganda response. Blowing up a pipeline takes a single drone.
Kikes wouldn't go for the more expensive option to fake a pipeline blowing up when they could just blow it up for real.

>pipeline thread doesn't have poster IDs either
Idk why I even bother...

>>353539
>What response? Posturing?
Yes. Making sure everyone follows the script and doesn't spill the beans by slipping up because they didn't know the plan is a complex exercise. That's where coordination comes in. It's a task more daunting than blowing up a single pipeline.

What's the likelihood that the United States would attack Russia if Russia used a nuclear weapon in Ukraine?

>>353547
Zero. Most likely scenario will be that the States will give nukes to the Ukrainians. Then the Russian might have the excuse to nuke America.

>>353558
The United States has never given its nukes to anyone before (except maybe Israel), in all those years of arming dangerous people. I doubt they'd break that precedent and give them to Slavs, especially since those nukes could be lost/stolen by someone else.

>>353559
Remember that the Ukrainians have no agency and are a proxy army paid by America.

>>353560
Yes, but they're also retards and even Glowniggers aren't dumb enough to trust them with nukes.

Bridge linking Crimea with mainland Russia attacked allegedly by a suicide truck bomb.

Bombing the bridge seems to have kicked a hornets nest.

>>353765
What am I looking at?

>>353777
They're larpers who work for a Jew.

>>353779
Undeniably true, they are the most extreme example of shabbos goy I have seen in a long time.

>>353773
They've been dropping a larger number of big bombs, from what I've heard. I guess the possibility of negotiation is completely off the table now.
I really want to say that America had a hand in that, but it's like California and embezzlement; we all know it's happening, but no evidence and no way to investigate.

>>353787
Nitter link for those of us that aren't cock gobbling twittard faggots.
https://nitter.net/HightechIowlife/status/1579535327878057985#m

>>353799
Nitter doesn't embed here.

>>353787
>>353799
Just when you think the world can't get any more disgusting, something like this gets posted.

>>353799
Is that the former /leftypol/ BO?
You know, the pig that was filmed sucking a dick?

Free Starlink access for Ukraine will be rescinded following rude remarks from Ukrainian ambassador towards Elon Musk. Elon asks US gov to pick up the bill.
https://archive.ph/J437E

Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

Biting the hand that feeds you.

>>353901
Whups, beat me to it.

>>353915
>Attack on territorial integrity of Ukraine
>Involvement in attempts to legalize annexation of Crimea by Russia
>Birth date: 28.06.1971
>American enterpreneur, billionaire 14.10.2022 Elon Musk's company SpaceX refused to pay for the Starlink satellite uplink services for Ukraine, thus dealing a blow to the country's critical infrastructure. Additionally Elon Musk repeatedly assisted russian propaganda, for example, by publishing "plan to end the conflict", in which [he] called for accepting Crimea as russian
>"Mirotvorets" [Peacemaker] center asks the law enforcement agency to view this publication on the site as a statement about this person committing conscious actions against national safety of Ukraine, the world, safety of humanity and international order, and other rights violations.
For some reason in Russian despite being definitely Ukraine-affiliated (started by one of gov't officials, remains up despite law violations). Entitled as fuck too, as you can see.

That site is also basically kiwifarms-as-imagined-by-lolcows: it doxes people, but also uses non-public sources and has resulted in several murders of people doxed.

>>353918
>>353901
I can wait for the government to seize all this faggot's assets.

>>353931
Both sides are full of shit.

>>353931
(((Khazars))) and (((Khazaria wuz a reel cuntree! source: trust me, goy!))) are diplomatic red herrings created in the mid-1930ACE's as a way for kikes to claim that they're !!AkShUlLy HuWhItEs!!

>>353936
You mean the one side that claims to be two separate divisions is full of bullshit.

>>353939
Nah, they're separate groups, they're just also both corrupt and kikes will win either way.
Just because kikes influence both sides doesn't mean international rivalries don't exist.

>>353943
>muh kikes have always been separate groups!
>muh kikes don't never ever influence each other!!
>muh kikes have divisions!!!
>muh kikes don't answer to a single ideal!!!!
>muh (((two parties))) of kikes are always at odds!!!!!
>muh kikes aren't tribalist warmongers that have conflicts and seek to divide public opinions for different reasons!!!!!
>muh kikes never lie!!!!!!!
>muh kikes SAY they aren't a cohesive group so I believe them!!!!!!!!!

How stupid are you, and how much are you glowing right now?

>>353947
I didn't say anything of those things, nor did I imply them. Don't put words in my mouth.
All I said was that sometimes conflicts are real, even if kikes benefit from both sides of said conflict.

>>353948
Bullshit, glowgoi. (You) completely and far too conveniently excused the readily known blatant historical propaganda that 'jews are divided! one jew is the good jew and one jew is the bad jew! you need to take a stance because one jew wants to (((help you))) and one jew (((doesn't want to help you!)))! you're either for the jew or against the jew! even the bad jews are good jews because they're JEWS'!

Kikes are a near-total monolithic group whom are solely interested in the destruction of societies, then will afterwards pillage, rape, enslave, then desecrate the remains. Every single empire or country's destruction in the past 900 years has had at least one kike shekel involved regardless of their so-called (((divisions))). Facts outweigh your basic bitch protection of them, and by (YOUR) words, kikes never play both sides to their own own sole benefit. Keep singing that doublespeak.

Oh, and here's your 0.02 shekels for defending kikes today.

>>353949
>all those buzzwords
Dude, I'm not going to take shit from a retard who's so blatantly new he doesn't even know what it means to sage.
Kiss my ass, faggot.

And at no point did I say that Jews were divided. Learn some basic reading comprehension.

>>353949
Peak nu/pol/ brain.

>>353951
Ever heard of Jewish Mitosis?

>>353964
I am well aware of it.

>>353949
Why are you saging the Ukraine thread?

>>353951
Take your government prescribed pills and shots, glowgoi. Which SOO you operating from? NN? SU? NYC? Or are you operating from one of the >5,000+ Jewazon (((warehouses)))? At no point did you fail to take the bait. Good job, badgenigger! Keep working hard for those shekels!

>>353953
Peak cucktard from you. Fuck off and enjoy those pigshit stained boots.

>>353971
Saging is a neat tactic that draws out glowies like free gibs does to niggers and spics. When bootlickers and cucktards get riled up and experience a burning need to (((defend themselves))), it shows exactly how committed they are to maintaining their cover story. But OOPS! As per ShareBlue & related handbooks, they aren't supposed to do that! Except they can't help themselves. Their own handbooks clearly state not to respond yet the individual's ego can't handle being exposed for the fucking traitors they are.

tl;dr: directly equate glowboi bait-takers with egomaniacal 'police officers', it's easier to understand that way.

>>353982
>At no point did you fail to take the bait.
>I was just pretending to be retarded all this time. Heh, fooled ya!
Fuck, so smart.

Ukraine was NEVER a country until 1991.

>>353982
>Saging is a neat tactic that draws out glowies like free gibs does to niggers and spics.
Alright, I'll take the bait this time.
What is it that you think saging actually does?

>>353982
You can't actually be this retarded. This has to be bait.

>>353985
That is a really nice horse ass! Too many pony artists just slap human asscheeks onto the horse.

>>353983
Where are the sources to those articles?

>>353996
>>doubts
Why SHOULDN'T people doubt a screenshot of a headline when Photoshop exists?

>>354003
Photoshop is overkill tbh.

>>353982
>baiting on a forum of literally single digits on some days
You can literally get more attention out of your buzzwords on regular chans. Is it cuz it's too easy there?

>>354005
Imagine the training that faggot went into to learn the sekret words.

From a thread of larpers: http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/400469765/
ID:PzSfel6l says we sunk a Russian sub and ID:lIch6E9v says we shot down six ICBMs that Russia launched in response. It looks plausible enough to scare me, but I don't see anyone on social media talking about a THAAD missile launch from Guam. That would have been noticed.
So it's either a well executed larp, or the war just escalated hugely.

>>354021
>It looks plausible enough to scare me,
Back to jewbook please.

>>353986
By that logic we should just let China bulldoze everything just cuz it be old. Also any chance to say fuck you too those commie cunts I'll take.

>>354023
>cuz it be old
What's with the ebonics? Has your ass been so loaded with nigger cum that it has backed up into to your brain? bix nood

>>354023
>By that logic we should just let China
>(we)
Implying that (we) have the right to interfere and even a say in the foreign matters. Preposterous.
Reminder that (we) is an out of control bunch of domestic jews dictating foreign policy to fulfill the foreign banksters' will.

>>354023
Not only that. Ukraine as a formal nation is relatively new. But the claim of blood and soil is still there. Native Americans were never a formal nation either. Yet they do have a solid claim for the land. What they don't have a claim for, are the logistical and technological improvements.
>>354026
Russia took the "might makes right" mantra for itself so...tough shit, nigger.

K E E P T H A T S A M E E N E R G Y

>>354054
>Native Americans were never a formal nation either. Yet they do have a solid claim for the land.
And, they SOLD that land to the European settlers for guns, liquor, and horses!
In fact, just to humor them, the Penn brothers (Sons of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania), reached an agreement with the American Indians over such a matter. What happened was that the sons were selling their father's land to other settlers, land that the Lenape sold to William Penn, and the Lenape threw a fit because they were "losing their land". Arguing that they had "breached" the original terms established, the Penn brothers reached an agreement with the chiefs they will follow the terms originally agreed up, which was that they only owned the land that could be "walked in a day's distance". Long story short, they Penn brothers hired the three fastest runners in the colonies, and earned 1.2 million acres as a result of it.

However, as far as the American-Indians were concerned, that land was still "stolen" from them.

>>354063
The prairie niggers didn't sell all of it, tbh. Some of it was straight up taken from them.

>>354054
>Russia took the "might makes right" mantra for itself so...tough shit, nigger.
It is Russia's business.

>>354064
You mean like Wounded Knee, where a known terrorists was being hunted by the army for months, and was being hidden by his tribesmen, however the army was accommodating towards the Lakota (As in, allowing them to keep their guns) down the moment when the first shot was fired, and "slaughtered" them in self defense?

>>354073
Shit take tbh.
Gold states are using Russia's activities as a cover to test weapons systems.
Just like the US used Vietnam and the sandbox.
This technique has shown that minimum viable drones are potent force multipliers.

>>354083
This.

>>354083
Didn't they test enough drones in the middle east?

>Russian TV
Ukraine has a nuclear bomb In Mykolaiv which it will detonate and blame on Russia.

>>354099
I'm skeptical over who the bomb, if there is one (Will get to that in a moment), belongs to. For example, suppose this news report is a hoax and only exists to put into people's minds that NATO started using nuclear weapons. Then, when and if the bomb does go off, and the bomb is of Russian origin, Russia already has a scapegoat to point to as the one who "started" using nukes. If this isn't a hoax, and it actually is a NATO bomb, Russia would still have justification to send in nukes. Regardless of the scenario, it grants Russia a PR "win". That is, if it wasn't for Russia threatening to use nukes for months now.

However, despite all of that, I keep doubting that they ever WILL use nukes as all fear of them would dry up immediately. Thanks to Pedowood and the media, nuclear war has been hyped up to be this huge "world ending" event when the reality is it's no more dangerous than a volcano erupting.

>>354109
>pic
Saved.
>I'm skeptical
Me too.
First, I completely agree with the pic and I'm inclined to believe that nukes are a hoax.
Second, it is becoming pretty obvious that the kikes running the show have a nack for instilling fear in the population and justify measures that would be resisted otherwise.

>>354110
* knack

>Russian TV
Political TV show discusses more strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure.

>>354125
And, Russia isn't guilty of doing the exact same thing?

>>354126
You don't have to be pro-Russia to understand that this whole situation was provoked by foreign intervention. This war could have been prevented.

>>354127
>this whole situation was provoked by foreign intervention
If that's so clear and plain as day, why is it every single time I ask people for sources on the matter (Preferably before 2022, so that we can have a neutral understanding on the affairs happening), so that I can read up on how this situation came to be (Myself) and understand the politics at play, I hear nothing but crickets in the background?
>This war could have been prevented.
Yet, literally every month, Russia keeps justifying their invasion with a new excuse. First it was Nazis in the region, then it was biolabs, now Ukraine fixing a dam that the USSR originally built, also those Ukrainian territories are now Russian land so taking them back means that Ukraine invaded Russia.

If Russia had a damn good reason for invading, they would have gone out with that story and stuck with it. Not change it every time the wind blows.

>>354128
>every single time I ask people for sources on the matter
What people are you asking?

>>354129
Practically everyone who brings up that it's "NATO'S fault" for Russia invading, and establishing that the foundation for this invasion was what went down in 2014. To be quite honest, I'm rather ignorant on the issue altogether, aside from a general idea state of affairs on the matter.

>>354131
Did you not live through the coup in Crimea?

>>354132
No because I didn't pay much attention to politics until 2015. Even then, to this day, anything outside of what happens in the U.S. is largely unknown to me because no one talks about it unless something's going down, such (Recently) Spain passing laws that prevent people from talking negatively about Kikes (To the point that you can't even say that the Kikes killed Christ), or the new PM in the U.K. resigning because Blackrock and similar entities throwing a fit over the summer whenever someone in her cabinet expressed even the thought of slowing down on progressive policies to the point that she was essentially a lame-duck politician.

>>354126
What exact same thing? Staging a coup in a country next to its primary enemy? Having biolabs in said country? Having military bases in said country?
Last time I checked, there are no Russian puppet states sharing a border with USA.
>>354128
Because you're a retard who doesn't even bother reading this fucking thread. Which has had all the sources necessary, including spelling out the actual reason Russia is bothering to do this look up what "Donbass" means.

>>354131
>Practically everyone who brings up that it's "NATO'S fault" for Russia invading
Ahem, (((Victoria Nuland))) comes to my mind. She is on camera saying that the US already invested 5 billion dollars before the 2004 coup to destabilize Ukraine institutions for subversion purposes.

>>354135
>Staging a coup in a country next to its primary enemy?
Didn't they do just that in Crimea?
>Having biolabs in said country?
No, they just donate directly to companies that operate in the U.S.: https://archive.ph/iI101
Or, even fund American companies coming into the regions they control: https://archive.ph/TUApr
>Having military bases in said country?
<You mean like the Russian military bases that surround Turkey, a NATO ally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Russian_military_bases_abroad
>who doesn't even bother reading this fucking thread
Hey, jackass, every time I DO read the threads, people still don't explain anything. Which prompts me to ask each an every time for sources on such events, only for retard like you to show and demand that I reread the thread that I already read and refuse to back up your argument.

>>354137
Can you pull up that clip? As well as explain what happened in 2004, with sources?

>>354138
>Can you pull up that clip? As well as explain what happened in 2004, with sources?
Tonight I will.

Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland spoke at "Ukraine in Washington 2013" conference organized by U.S.- Ukraine Foundation on December 13, at a meeting sponsored by Chevron.

Nuland-Pyatt Tape (2014).

2014
>U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland says Washington has spent $5 billion trying to subvert Ukraine
>US Assistant Secretary of State for Europe, Nuland said: "Since the declaration of Ukrainian independence in 1991, the United States supported the Ukrainians in the development of democratic institutions and skills in promoting civil society and a good form of government - all that is necessary to achieve the objectives of Ukraine's European. We have invested more than 5 billion dollars to help Ukraine to achieve these and other goals." Nuland said the United States will continue to "promote Ukraine to the future it deserves."
https://www.sott.net/article/273602-US-Assistant-Secretary-of-State-Victoria-Nuland-says-Washington-has-spent-5-billion-trying-to-subvert-Ukraine
[YouTube] Victoria Nuland: Ukrainians Deserve For Respect From Their Government [Embed]

>>354140
>>354142
Okay, I hear the 5 billion part, but nothing connecting it to 2004. Even then, Russia was investing money into Ukraine as well: https://archive.ph/oD9ZS
If anything, it shows that both parties are equally guilty (The U.S. AND Russia) for trying to turn the government into a puppet state.

>>354141
THANK YOU for finally providing something. Also managed to find a transcript of it for some further details of the names established: https://archive.ph/StdVV
Ironically, through an article noting that Jewtube took down the audio: https://archive.ph/hvDQz
Make sure you upload this to other video sites. A short list are NicoNico, Rumble, Odysee, Veoh, and Vidlii.
So, the American government was restructuring the power dynamics of the Ukrainian government during their crisis in 2014 to be more "sympathetic" to them rather than the EU or Russia. Could you also provide info detailing the events leading up to the 2014 protests (And this call)? As I understand it, from my limited reading, Ukraine had financial troubles, was going to sign a deal with the EU for a loan, backed out at the last minuted because Russia offered a better deal and more money, then PROTESTS for some reason.

AND, we now have a "new reason" why for Russia invaded Ukraine, it's because they were going to give Germany nukes: https://archive.ph/yXIeq
So, it was about stopping Nazis all along! :^)

>>354138
><You mean like the Russian military bases that surround Turkey, a NATO ally:
That is not the same as having military bases near the United States border.
Can you imagine if Russia built military bases in Mexico and Canada? It would be like the Cuban missile crisis all over again.

>>354150
>Can you imagine if Russia built military bases in Mexico and Canada?
Isn't that what the Cuban missile crisis was about? Also, I already know how that is because China (Russia's literal best friend, and has also vowed to end the U.S.) is busy buying up all of the real estate in Canada, meanwhile taking over the drug market in Mexico. All the while doing BOTH here in the states.

>>354151
Exactly my point.

A recon group on a night mission in the Krivoy Rog area using a thermal camera drone spotted a man curled up in a field next to a mine crater. From the warmth emanating from the body, it became clear that he was alive. He turned out to be a ukranian soldier. He surrendered to the scouts and said that during a hasty retreat, there was no place for him on the armored vehicles and he was simply left behind.