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To those who still believe a Ukrainian surrender would save livesâunderstand that Russiaâs true atrocities begin AFTER occupation.
Every town that falls under Russian control reveals the same horrorsâmass graves, the bodies of executed men, women, and children, systematic rape, and torture chambers. The day we stop fighting is the day this fate becomes inevitable.
It is easy to comment from the safety of a nation where past generations already fought for the freedoms enjoyed todayâperhaps between BBQ and Netflix. But for us, this is not just a fight for the survival of our families, loved ones and culture. It is a generational battle for the very existence of our nation.
And let there be no illusions: Russia has shown the world exactly what it isâand it has no intention of stopping at Ukraine.
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You fought the Japanese because they invaded. It wasnât out of altruism. Most of those battles were inconsequential
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Denmark has âleft overâ defence money?! @wesstreeting how is this possible?
Denmark's leftover defense money goes to Ukraine's skies
Denmark will send Ukraine a $719 million military package, and Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus said most of it will go to air defense. The money comes from lines in Denmark's defense budget that went unspent.
"People are already freezing in Ukraine. There are power outages on a level we have not seen since the war started," Foreign Minister Lars LĂžkke Rasmussen said. Denmark is adding $22 million for Ukraine's energy sector on top.
Rasmussen said Denmark chose the day of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to show that Ukraine can count on Copenhagen.
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This idiot doesnât know history. He seems to be an apologist for the far right but is ignorant of the events behind the rise of the Nazi party.
Krakow, Poland. The Minister says the attacker was "fascinated by far-right ideologies". A far-right man doesn't shoot his own countrymen. Even donkeys know that.
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Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
Yes, the blue wave is a historic victory to celebrate.
No, it changes nothing for Europe. As has been crystal clear since 2016 and raging-dumpster-fire-clear since 2024, we canât count on the US to defend us.
Defeating Russia is our job. With or without US support. Git âer done.
Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
âWe must never forget: in this cruel war, Ukrainians are dying every day while they are defending European values. Therefore, every European nation, and we in Austria, must help build Ukraine's future, not protect its past,â writes Cornelius Granig, an Austrian business executive, in this op-ed.
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Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
"Get your finger off the f***ing trigger, unless you are about to shoot someone imminently. Page one. Line one. Lesson one."
Honestly this all sounds a bit "do as I say not do as I do".
Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
They broke Eisenhowerâs globe because they didnât want to wait for a team of specialist historians to move it.
I cannot think of a more apt metaphor for Pete Hegsethâs DoD.
Trump thinks he was POTUS in 2022 & sent Javelins to help Ukraine đ€Ą
WATCH: President Trumpâs full comments to CBSâs Nikole Killion about the war between Russia and Ukraine, arguing the land Russia has taken from Ukraine has gotten âbigger and bigger all the time, week by week,â and they have an âunlimited supply of peopleâ to keep going, but not Ukraine....
âRussia would like to get it done. I think that â and you know, Russia is a big machine. They just keep grinding forward, and thatâs what theyâve done. Theyâve taken a very large piece of land, and, you know, you can say that Ukraine is doing well or poorly, but the land gets bigger and bigger all the time, week by week. It â just âthey march forward. They just keep marching forward. They have an unlimited supply of people, whereas Ukraine, as you know, is â thereâs a woman whoâs, I guess, not exactly a very beautiful woman, nice woman, and she is on television recently talking about the fact that our men are gone. Sheâs a Ukrainian woman. Our men are gone. Theyâre lost. Theyâre dead. Theyâre in mental institutions. Theyâre walking around. They have no arms. They have no legs. In many cases, theyâve been hurt so badly; theyâve been just decimated, and it was very poignant. When I heard this, I said, boy, thatâs some statement. And she said, Russia is a very big country. They can lose a lot of people in a war, and they have lost a lot of people. They lost 50 million people in the Second World War. They lose a lot of people, but theyâre very big, and she said they have to settle this war. Look, Ukraine has lost a lot of people. Russia has lost a lot of people. Russia, though, is a giant nation. Ukraine is not. I can tell you this. Weâve been helping through Joe Biden originally, and he made a mistake because he should have done it through the European Union, and he should have been paid. European Union has quite a bit of money, although I have to tell you, theyâre getting tired of spending it. But we gave $350 billion to Ukraine.â
âAnd, you know, I insisted on getting something for that money, and we got a very big chunk of land in rare Earth and other things, if anybody remembers. Letâs see what that amounts to, but Ukraine has to want to settle this war. Zelenskyy has to want to settle this war, and if he doesnât, I think itâs going to be a very bad thing. Look, we have given tremendous amounts to Ukraine. Weâve got nothing back other than high diesel. We have â we have given probably possibly more money to Ukraine than almost anybody over the years. Hundreds of billions of dollars. Weâve gotten nothing back, and the American taxpayers are tired of it. We want Zelenskyy to make a deal. He can make a deal. He could have made a deal two years ago when we had our little chat in the Oval Office. We had a now quite well-remembered chat with JD, myself, some others. Zelenskyy could have made a good deal then, could have made a much better deal then probably, possibly, than he could make now, but heâs going to have to want to make a deal, because I donât think his people are going to stand for it any longer. Theyâve been fighting a war. So, last month they lost 32,000 people between the both of them. Theyâre mostly soldiers, mostly young soldiers, some people in a town that got hit or whatever, but mostly young soldiers. It doesnât affect us much. It doesnât affect us in theory at all. Weâre not involved. What affects me is to see that many souls lost so needlessly, so what Iâd like to see is Iâd like to make a deal.â
âIâd like to see if they can make a deal. I thought, you know, I settled eight wars. I thought that would be the easiest one. The hatred between President Putin and President Zelensky is tremendous. I think thatâs most of the reason they havenât been able to make a deal, actually. But Ukraine has to want to make a deal because the United States has spent a fortune. Europe has spent a fortune. Europe is tired of it right now. Theyâre tired of it right now, and if they donât make a deal, ultimately, itâs just going to get, in my opinion, itâs just really just going to get worse. You have a very big country in Russia. They have a lot of people. They have a lot of people to draw from. Ukraine does not have a lot of people to draw from, and itâs time to make a deal, and I say that â remember this though: Weâve given a lot to Ukraine. Weâve gotten absolutely nothing back except grief, death, tremendous monetary loss.â
âWeâve given incredible amounts of equipment, and military, primarily military equipment, but equipment of all kinds, and itâs time. I gave them javelins. When the stupid general for Russia â very stupid gentlemen â they had 1000 tanks riding up a concrete highway. They would have been in Ukraine in four hours going maximum tank speed â which is 48 miles an hour to be exact â nothing to stop them. The war would have been over in one day, and this very stupid general â I have no idea who he is. I doubt heâs still with us. I doubt heâs still living. He decided to hang a right onto the farmland and then take a left and go up to Kyiv, and rather than staying on the highway â the concrete highway, perfectly good highway where they were doing very nicely, would have been there in three and a half, four hours, and the whole war would have ended. He ended up getting stuck in the mud. It was like quicksand. They had â the night before, they had the heaviest rainfall theyâve had in ten years, and the land was soaking wet. It was like quicksand. This â I â most people donât remember, but I do because itâs called war. You never know what happens. But he made a terrible decision, a legendarily bad decision. And the tanks got stuck. They couldnât go forward. They couldnât go back. They were dead, stuck, and they used the javelins. Thatâs the anti-tank weapon that I gave them. So, you know, the â the statement is Obama gave him sheets. I gave him javelins. So, Iâve helped Ukraine a lot, but itâs now time for them to end this war and stop all those young people from being killed.â
FFS
đșđž#US proposes that đȘđș#Europe resume đ·đș#Russia'n gas purchases for the sake of "peace"
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Are we about to see the first KillSat attack in space?
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Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
The silence is worthy of note. Google the story - tumbleweed from the legacy media. Presumably thereâs a good reason for this.
Dr Lola Salem, Oxford music lecturer and Michael Goveâs partner until days ago, is charged with possessing Category B and C indecent images of children. Oriel College suspended her in June. The story has received limited national coverage, with the Daily Mail removed its article. Possession of this material is a serious criminal offence. The relative quiet is noticeable.
đšBreaking. There's been a pneumonic plague outbreak at a BSL-3 lab in Siberia, Russia.đš
"Nearly 200 People Under Observation After Irkutsk Lab Worker Dies From Plague" - Moscow Times
This is fact, and also the inciting incident in my book BIOLOGICAL WAR: A SCENARIO, which is unnerving.
Will post more as I learn more, including from Russian speaking sourcesđ§”
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And last night, the âordinary Russiansâ fighting a war that is âonly Putinâs warâ congratulated their snickering FĂŒhrer on his birthday by murdering 13 people in the Ukrainian city of Pryluky. Four of them were children.
They simply brought down yet another apartment building full of people sleeping in their homes.
But the useful morons making excuses for the bloodthirsty maniacs will keep droning on about âNATO expansion.â
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A rare example of an effective application of disruptive âdazzleâ camouflage principles đ
Die Letten haben beschlossen, dass fĂŒr die @Latvijas_armija das 155-mm-Artilleeriesysteme âMoranaâ des tschechischen Unternehmens âExcalibur Armyâ angeschafft wird.
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Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
Today is Saragarhi Day.
On 12 September 1897, just 21 Sikh soldiers of the 36th Sikhs, British Indian Army, under Havildar Ishar Singh, defended the isolated signalling post at Saragarhi on the North-West Frontier.
Against them came an estimated 10,000 Afghan/Pashtun tribesmen, principally Afridi and Orakzai, part of the tribal uprising against British rule.
The 21 were offered surrender. They refused. For hours they held the post against repeated assaults, fighting with rifles and finally at close quarters until every defender was dead. All 21 were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, the highest gallantry decoration then available to Indian soldiers.
Twenty-one Sikhs against roughly 10,000 men.
Saragarhi is one of the great last stands in British military history and a reminder of something too easily forgotten: Sikh soldiers served the British Empire with extraordinary courage and distinction. Their blood is part of our shared history.
Today Britain should remember them.
Dom Hyde (PenCott camo) retweeted
Sensible analysis of the Falkland Islands current security situation in the context of the latest threats from Argentina.
The Falklands are not 1982 - Deterrence in a changing South Atlantic by Richard Gough
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