Russia Invades Ukraine. Again
POSTED BY: captaincrunch
UPDATED: Sunday, September 6, 2026 21:09
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Originally posted by second:
Ukrainian officials continue to report
SECOND: You should have stopped reading right there.
I know I did.
Have you been keeping track AT ALL of "Ukrainian officials'" track record for honesty?
Of course not!
THUGR: Signym, you are just the dumbest commie I've ever come across, with Jaynestown and Jack fighting it out to be a close second.
And you think calling me a "dumb commie" is an adequate response?
You STILL haven't gotten it??? You STILL think that "the news" has anything to do with real events? Dood, IT'S A STORY. Maybe it has 10% truth in it, maybe it's a total lie. The only things politicians and the media and the security state care about are:
Can you be induced to believe it?
Will it have the desired effect?
Hunter Biden laptop is "Russian disinfo": total lie
Jan 6 "insurrection": reporting tortured to the point of unrecognizibility
Trump! Russia! collusion!: Total malicious fabrication spun out for years
Iraq WMD: Total fabrication, constructed over 6 months
Ghost of Kiev: Total fabrication
Seriously, dood, apply the same lack of credulity to our media that you apply to anyone else's, bc it's just as dishonest.
READ EVERYTHING, BELIEVE NOTHING.
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Ukrainian commander drops a live grenade into a trench of his own soldiers after they refuse a(nother) suicide attack, kills a platoon
Military Summary Channel
Begins appx 15:20
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Originally posted by THG:
Signym, you are just the dumbest commie I've ever come across, with Jaynestown and Jack fighting it out to be a close second.
T
Explain yourself, pedophile.
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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.
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Ukraine likely to have retaken land occupied by Russia since 2014
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66029380
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Quote:
Originally posted by second:
Ukraine likely to have retaken land occupied by Russia since 2014
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66029380
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
Sure they have. Gotta justify all that money laundering in the eyes of idiots like you and Ted.
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Russia is contemplating nuking the West because every Russian problem is America's fault, once again reminding the world that Russians are crazy:
The Americans and their allies are actually playing Russian Roulette. True, so far Russia’s reaction to the destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines, drone attacks on a strategic air base in Engels, the incursion of Western-armed saboteurs into the Belgorod region, and many other actions of Ukraine, backed and directed by Washington, has been relatively reserved. As President Putin recently made it clear, there are serious grounds for such reserve. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief said that Russia has the ability to destroy any building in Kiev, but it will not stoop to the methods of terror the enemy uses. However, Putin also said that Russia is considering different options for destroying Western combat aircraft if they are deployed in NATO countries but used in the war in Ukraine.
Until now, the Russian strategy in the Ukraine conflict has allowed the enemy to ramp up the hostilities. The West used this in an attempt to wear Russia out on the battlefield and destabilize it from the inside. Following the same path makes no sense for us. On the contrary, it makes sense to refine and update our nuclear deterrence strategy, taking into account the practical experience gained during the conflict in Ukraine. The current doctrinal provisions were worded not only before the start of the special military operation, but apparently without a clear understanding of what might happen during it.
Apart from purely military considerations, Russia’s foreign strategy also includes foreign-policy, information, and other aspects. We should send our main adversary an unambiguous ? not verbal anymore ? signal that Moscow will not play at giveaway and by the rules set by the opposite side. At the same time, we should build a trust-based dialogue with our strategic partners and neutral states, explaining the motives and goals of our actions. The possibility of using nuclear weapons during the current conflict should not be hushed up. Such a perspective, real not theoretical, should serve as an incentive to curb and stop conflict escalation and ultimately pave the way for a strategic equilibrium in Europe that suits us.
As for possible Russian nuclear strikes on NATO countries, hypothetically speaking, Washington is unlikely to respond to these strikes by attacking Russia for fear of its retaliation against the United States. The absence of such a reaction will dispel the myth built for decades around Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty and will lead to the deepest crisis in NATO, perhaps even to its collapse. It cannot be ruled out that the Atlantic elites in NATO and EU countries will panic and will be swept away by national forces, which will realize that the security of their countries does not depend on the non-existent U.S. “nuclear umbrella,” but on building equitable relations with Russia. It may also be quite possible that America will finally leave Russia alone.
https://eng.globalaffairs.ru/articles/ukraine-and-nuclear-weapons/
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Russia is not a strong nation, a former KGB agent has said during a state television broadcast in the wake of the Wagner mutiny which shook the Kremlin over the weekend.
Andrey Bezrukov, former KGB sleeper agent who is now a Professor at the MGIMO University of International Affairs, says the Prigozhin rebellion demonstrates that Russia is neither a strong nor a normal nation.
"This couldn't happen in a strong nation," Andrey Bezrukov said on the Russia-1 television channel, in a clip posted to Twitter by Julia Davis, who runs the Russian Media Monitor account.
"For 20 years, the President has been working on this," Bezrukov said, in a translation provided by the social media account, adding: "Our goal is to turn this nation into a strong country, a normal country where these things would be impossible."
"We should be building a great country," he continued. "We can't keep evolving in this manner."
Bezrukov was living and working as a sleeper agent under the name Donald Howard Heathfield, until he and his wife, another Russian agent known as Tracey Lee Ann Foley, were arrested by the FBI in the U.S. in 2010. The pair were deported to Russia in a spy swap, and their story inspired the hit television show, The Americans.
https://www.newsweek.com/russia-mutiny-wagner-group-strong-country-ex-
kgb-state-tv-yevgeny-prigozhin-vladimir-putin-1809215
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Activision @Activision
We would like to formally apologize for using Russia as antagonists in our Call of Duty series. Had we known the truth we would have used a much more competent military, such as Cuba or Laos.
2:25 PM ¦ Feb 28, 2022
https://twitter.com/Flash_news_ua/status/1500872828945637379
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Kiev has changed it's "counteroffensive" tactics, which lost them 15 pct of western tanks. Instead of clumsy "combined arms" offensives where they threw a lot of men and weapons against prepared defenses, only to see huge losses, Kiev is now sending small units of light infantry in minor "probing attacks". The front line is still essentially static, fighting in the south remains in the gray zone and hasn't reached Russia's first defense line.
Russian strikes on Ukraine continue.
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Apparently there was a strike against a Ukraine -controlled hotel in Kramatorsk which took out a pizza place next door. Some say that many foreign mercs/volunteers/advisors were killed the the strike, as well as some civilians including children in the pizza place next door.
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