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09-21-2022, 07:15 AM
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Re: Special Military Operation Briefing Room Sponsored by Kraft Mac and Cheese
Not a word about the partial mobilisation right? Only reactionary twitter stories, never predicting anything. Once they use you know what, remember that I was the one that called it. Half a year ago even |
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09-21-2022, 08:25 AM
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Again you arent reading the material and providing no useful input aside from insight into your own state of mind and mental capabilities, and this isn't what I was going for here. If you are attempting to be funny or troll you really need more practice. May I suggest hanging out in the Water Cooler instead?
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09-21-2022, 08:46 AM
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Tom Cooper Ukraine War, 21 September 2022: Putin’s ‘Mobilisation Light’ I’m getting lots of ‘nervous’ questions about Putin’s ‘mobilisation’…. OK, for the start, it’s no ‘general mobilisation’. It’s something like ‘partial mobilisation, light’: as assessed in the interview here, he’s mobilising 300,000 ‘reservists’ — foremost members of veteran associations (which are a tight knit, and then for years after serving, ‘anyway’), and who are actually in the process of mobilisation for months already — and parts of the economy (to bolster arms production). According to Shoygu, you know, this should be perfectly enough, because ‘100,000 Ukrainian troops’ have been killed, and thus ‘50% of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been destroyed’… while the VSRF lost ‘5,937 troops’… ….of course, Putin is now near-certain to run one of his scam-’referendums’, and simply declare about 20% of Ukraine for ‘Russia’: that way, Russian conscripts with minimal training (because the VSRF alreadys now has too few officers and NCOs who can train, organise and lead them) can enthusiastically get hacked to pieces while serving on the ‘territory of the Russian Federation’ — while actually fighting in Ukraine… Ah yes, and: foreigners are now eligible for service in the VSRF — with the reward of Russian citizenship after finishing a 12-month stint. I’m so excited, can’t say: looking forward to see all the enthusiastic Putin-trolls from the social media travelling to Moscow and joining the Russian Armed Forces, in droves. Now they can help personally: no need to waste electrons any more to vent their dissatisfaction. Now they can all join the VSRF and earn themselves glory in this historic showdown with Western imperialism… |
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09-21-2022, 10:21 AM
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I would assume so but not sure, I'm still too shy to message him on live journal. I don't want anyone falling out a window over this though. Does Dune have a Russian edition? If so I need a copy, that would be an excellent crash course.
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09-21-2022, 12:20 PM
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Wednesday, September 21st, 2022 4:23 p.m. Whoever wants to suffer will, of course, suffer from the MIG Telegram channel, which will now be reminded (and rightly so) until its very death how they wanted to"give birth to children from the Azov people", butyoung people are scared. It is useless to frighten Russian youth with death, they are still Russians, "Where the days are cloudy and short ..." and so on. Therefore, look at what scares. Rodina sent us makhorka near Debal, yes, I remember these cubes of an extremely strong appearance, the contents of which the tankers even smoked, until the officers who had already received salaries chipped in for normal cigarettes to personnel who had not yet received their first salary. To whom the scooter is nicer than the BMD, even if it’s an old one, I don’t know what to say here, this is for a doctor. mig mahorka About vaping, I will repeat what has already been said in the cart - according to my observations, half of the personnel of the NM corps of the LPR and DPR no longer smoke, but vape, and soon it will be possible to buy all accessories for vaping and a wagon of any odorous liquid for it . Well, about cereals and life in general, I will repeat the subject. If you want to suffer from everyday life, you will suffer. If you don't want to, you'll figure out how to feel normal. They threw you out into an open field - took out a collapsible wood chipper or a gas burner, picked up twigs (if it was a wood chipper, not gas), steamed Doshirak in a pot, boiled a tea while it was boiling - began to dig a comfortable hole with Fiskar. Think about everything a little bit in advance, and you won't have to suffer. Or have to but minimally. By the way, a characteristic feature of local units, which have been at war for more than a year, is a more or less well-established everyday life, which is not sold at every move, like the RF Armed Forces, but calmly quickly packs and travels with the unit. And the rear guards are already trained. And always people in any fields have the base of any normal militarism - pea soup and coffee. By the way, about coffee. When visiting Donetsk, I couldn't help stopping by "Jim's" at the intersection of Shevchenko and Chelyuskintsy. ( Collapse ) kofee-DNR Yes, there are a lot of varieties of good coffee in the city, where soldiers and civilians are buried every day, where arrivals in the city center with heaps of corpses and relatives wailing near the bodies torn by shrapnel are already "everyday's business." So you don’t have to think about comfort, comfort, if you wish, it will come with time, but still about how to survive and win, stopping all this at last. I won’t write a long, spreading manual about what the mobilized person needs to think about in advance, I’ll be brief. Those who are being mobilized now will go to the front in winter. Winter in the Donbass is deceptively warm in terms of formal temperature values, but. wind and humidity. Local wind and humidity in winter make even very Siberian Siberians furious. Therefore, take care of a thermal jacket, full-fledged winter field shoes and interchangeable socks. Take care of a _thick_ "foam" rug under the sleeping bag (I don't know whether to recommend an inflatable one, I didn't check if the ashes from a cigarette burn through it) and a winter sleeping bag. Take care of a catalytic heating pad that you can throw at the feet of the sleeping bag and it will warm all night. Take care of vitamins, anti-cold remedies. Otherwise, you will be like the Chechens, who were settled in some kind of industrial building in the spring, scouring the city with a cold to smithereens in search of foam rubber. In the winter of 2014-2015, I caught a bad cold only in February, solely thanks to the efforts of my wife to equip me with a normal sleeping bag, a thermal jacket, warm socks and everything else. In Debal, by evening, they simply collapsed on the floor exhausted and slept with their helmets under their heads. It couldn't pass through. Take care of all this. This is what all military personnel of all specialties will need 100%. And, of course, take a couple of hours, watch this movie about the war. Everything is described there. Well, with a slight adjustment for the changed military technology. Try to survive. |
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09-21-2022, 12:22 PM
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https://kenigtiger.livejournal.com/ Murz Wednesday, September 21st, 2022 4:23 p.m. Whoever wants to suffer will, of course, suffer from the MIG Telegram channel, which will now be reminded (and rightly so) until its very death how they wanted to"give birth to children from the Azov people", butyoung people are scared. It is useless to frighten Russian youth with death, they are still Russians, "Where the days are cloudy and short ..." and so on. Therefore, look at what scares. Rodina sent us makhorka near Debal, yes, I remember these cubes of an extremely strong appearance, the contents of which the tankers even smoked, until the officers who had already received salaries chipped in for normal cigarettes to personnel who had not yet received their first salary. To whom the scooter is nicer than the BMD, even if it’s an old one, I don’t know what to say here, this is for a doctor. About vaping, I will repeat what has already been said in the cart - according to my observations, half of the personnel of the NM corps of the LPR and DPR no longer smoke, but vape, and soon it will be possible to buy all accessories for vaping and a wagon of any odorous liquid for it . Well, about cereals and life in general, I will repeat the subject. If you want to suffer from everyday life, you will suffer. If you don't want to, you'll figure out how to feel normal. They threw you out into an open field - took out a collapsible wood chipper or a gas burner, picked up twigs (if it was a wood chipper, not gas), steamed Doshirak in a pot, boiled a tea while it was boiling - began to dig a comfortable hole with Fiskar. Think about everything a little bit in advance, and you won't have to suffer. Or have to but minimally. By the way, a characteristic feature of local units, which have been at war for more than a year, is a more or less well-established everyday life, which is not sold at every move, like the RF Armed Forces, but calmly quickly packs and travels with the unit. And the rear guards are already trained. And always people in any fields have the base of any normal militarism - pea soup and coffee. By the way, about coffee. When visiting Donetsk, I couldn't help stopping by "Jim's" at the intersection of Shevchenko and Chelyuskintsy. Yes, there are a lot of varieties of good coffee in the city, where soldiers and civilians are buried every day, where arrivals in the city center with heaps of corpses and relatives wailing near the bodies torn by shrapnel are already "everyday's business." So you don’t have to think about comfort, comfort, if you wish, it will come with time, but still about how to survive and win, stopping all this at last. I won’t write a long, spreading manual about what the mobilized person needs to think about in advance, I’ll be brief. Those who are being mobilized now will go to the front in winter. Winter in the Donbass is deceptively warm in terms of formal temperature values, but. wind and humidity. Local wind and humidity in winter make even very Siberian Siberians furious. Therefore, take care of a thermal jacket, full-fledged winter field shoes and interchangeable socks. Take care of a _thick_ "foam" rug under the sleeping bag (I don't know whether to recommend an inflatable one, I didn't check if the ashes from a cigarette burn through it) and a winter sleeping bag. Take care of a catalytic heating pad that you can throw at the feet of the sleeping bag and it will warm all night. Take care of vitamins, anti-cold remedies. Otherwise, you will be like the Chechens, who were settled in some kind of industrial building in the spring, scouring the city with a cold to smithereens in search of foam rubber. In the winter of 2014-2015, I caught a bad cold only in February, solely thanks to the efforts of my wife to equip me with a normal sleeping bag, a thermal jacket, warm socks and everything else. In Debal, by evening, they simply collapsed on the floor exhausted and slept with their helmets under their heads. It couldn't pass through. Take care of all this. This is what all military personnel of all specialties will need 100%. And, of course, take a couple of hours, watch this movie about the war. Everything is described there. Well, with a slight adjustment for the changed military technology. Try to survive. |