Ukraine unbroken three years into Putin's War

[pmac666]

Cope Saxi, cope.

[saxitoxin]

Cope Saxi, cope.

The facts are clear. I celebrate the actual conquest of Ukrainian territory. You celebrate what you only hope will perhaps reverse what has already happened.

I celebrate ground reality. You celebrate an unsure future hope.

Only one of us needs to cope.

[pmac666]

It turns out even Old Joe has given up on Ukraine. The freeze-out of Russian imports lasted all of 90 days. Far from Russia, it turns out the West buckled first. Now it's back to business as usual.

The US government is quietly encouraging agricultural and shipping companies to buy and carry more Russian fertilizer, according to people familiar with the efforts, as sanctions fears have led to a sharp drop in supplies, fueling spiraling global food costs.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... f=ZMFHsM5Z

Meanwhile, the narrative of "Russia is isolated" is falling apart in favor of the truth that "the U.S. and Western Europe" are isolated.

The government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has authorized Russian troops, planes and ships to deploy to Nicaragua for purposes of training, law enforcement or emergency response

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wi ... s-85329515

Some members of Biden's suicide pact are now trying to exit stage left. Ukraine media reports that Germany has blocked Spain from sending Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

June 22: Biden has given up on Ukraine.

[pmac666]

Biden's plan to sacrifice every last Ukrainian in order to get back at Russia for creating a minor irritation to him by hacking his political party's servers, isn't going well ...

Biden said Tuesday that the grain can’t be shipped out through the Black Sea “because it’ll get blown out of the water” by Russia’s naval blockade.

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/06/1 ... n-00039455

Now his bright idea to keep food shortages from crippling the U.S. leading to his likely overthrow, is to build grain silos in Poland. Of course, in two years when the silos are complete, Ukraine won't exist and Joe won't be president. What a regime of dunces.

June 22: in 2 yrs Ukraine wont exit anymore.

[pmac666]

Citing inside sources, NBC is reporting Old Joe is ordering his staff to dial back the "Ukraine is winning" rhetoric as it becomes increasingly clear it is losing on every front. And Old Joe is privately pressuring Zelenskyy to agree to surrender terms with Russia.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/nation ... -rcna33826

Admittedly, we were surprised Ukraine's defeat took as long as it did as we didn't believe the U.S. would be dumb enough to permanently crash its own economy for the sake of buying a couple extra weeks for Ukraine, but the ending to this story will be the same either way. It just took an extra six weeks to get to it and involved the U.S. bizarrely committing economic Hare Kare as everyone watched in weird fixation.

June 22: Ukraines defeat takes a bit longer i guess. And the US economy is still not crashed, quite the contrary.

[pmac666]

Germany is going to pay a heavy price for supporting Ukraine.

A couple months ago SJWs were crowing how the sanctions would bring Russia to its knees and some even suggested Putin would be overthrown! (Or refreshing the meme that he's in year 23 of dying of terminal cancer.)

Now the ruble is at a 7 year high and there's serious talk of the German state collapsing.

It's almost as if Russia spent the last decade preparing for this moment and knew exactly what they were doing while the West was busy trying to get chicks with dicks onto girls swimming teams.

June 22: the german state is collapsing. Really? When?

[pmac666]

BREAKING NEWS

Minutes ago there was an assassination attempt in Moscow against Aleksander Dugin via car bombing. They targeted the wrong vehicle and ended up killing Dugin's 14 year-old daughter. I read Dugin's book The Fourth Political Theory and it was brilliant. It's mostly banned in the U.S. (Amazon refuses to stock it but you can get it via third-party seller from B&N.).

Chances Zelenskyy will be alive this time next week? Maybe 3/10. We may be a week or two away from a full scale nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia after this.

Aug 22: Zelenski still alive and where is that full scale nuclear war?

[pmac666]

more bad news for Russia and putin, who is likely dying

Annnnyway, back in reality ...

It appears the Uke front is buckling. The Ukes are urgently evacuating nearly 1 MILLION people from the east; Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk is calling it “the biggest movement of people in the history of the independent Ukrainian state.”

https://www.politico.eu/article/biggest ... ussia-war/

Basically the entire Russian plan was contained in a Russian Army choir novelty song from 13 years ago ... and it's all working precisely! The only thing from the song that hasn't happened yet is an air raid against the Eurovision finals. Россия навсегда!

Aug 22: The Ukraine front is buckeling for a very long time already. lol

[pmac666]

Things are getting worse for saxi and his buddy putin:

The Nazis said the same thing about the Russians in 1942. Two years later:



Things are about to get a lot worse for the Ukes. Biden can send as much money as he wants but it's getting to the point there are no more weapons left for them to buy. Doesn't matter how much money they have, they can't buy what doesn't exist.

• One of America’s leading military analysts has warned that NATO forces could run out of weapons to supply Ukraine in the coming months. In an interview with UnHerd, Patrick Fox told Freddie Sayers that US suppliers could not keep up with Ukrainian demand, with up to 18 month wait times for vital munitions.
  
  “This is a problem,” stated Fox. “US generals are worried about their own ability to wage war in the event of a crisis given the level of drawdown we are seeing.” Noting that the shortage for certain stock like 155 shells was so severe, Fox said that generals were raising the issue with Congress. “It’s also happening with HIMARS rockets,” he said.
  
  https://unherd.com/thepost/could-the-we ... f-weapons/

In 10 days, 300,000 fresh Russian troops enter the conflict. Also in 10 days, zero fresh Uke troops enter the conflict (they're already 100% committed, there's no one else to send).

Oct 22: no ukrainian soldiers to send anymore. Whos currently fighting for them?

[pmac666]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL --- for all we hear about the mighty Uke military, all they have to defend Kiev are police standing in the streets using carbines to wildly fire at incoming supersonic drones SLAMMING into electrical plants, bridges, government buildings, and armories. The only thing those bullets are hitting are other Ukes when they eventually fall out of the sky. Zelenskyy made the mistake of his life when his terrorists hit the Crimea bridge. This is the war's D-Day; the beginning of the end for the Nazis.



RUSSIA WILL WIN!
RUSSIA WILL WIN!
RUSSIA WILL WIN!

Oct 22: the beginning of the ending.... lol

[pmac666]

Nothing like a good, quality interference tube, parabolic mic ...



The whole Western order is on the peak of the Washington Monument, teetering in the wind. A strong breeze in any direction will cause it to go plummeting to the Earth.

Things will get very tough in the next six months. No more sitting comfortably behind the two ocean moat.

So glad I'm about to be on the right side of history as the final chapter begins.

Mar 23: next six month......

[pmac666]

Cope Saxi, cope.

The facts are clear. I celebrate the actual conquest of Ukrainian territory. You celebrate what you only hope will perhaps reverse what has already happened.

I celebrate ground reality. You celebrate an unsure future hope.

Only one of us needs to cope.

Why should anyone take you serious? Youre just a vatnik whos sucking Putins dick and is wrong all the time.

[Dukasaur]

The dark days for Ukraine are only getting darker.

Considering they were supposed to succumb to Putin's blitzkrieg in two weeks, surviving two years of the onslaught is absolutely fucking amazing.

Nobody ever expected them to win. Like Leonidas' 300, they are heroes giving their lives to delay the enemy while civilization gets a chance to wake up from its slumber and rearm Europe.

[saxitoxin]

POINT OF ORDER: pmac has violated the multiple posting rule and must be DISCIPLINED with extreme prejudice by the Valued Mods, Inshallah. THANK YOU.

(I specifically request the aforementioned discipline not include physical torments due to the potential it would only excite him, given his Hun origins.)

[pmac666]

Hope Duk finds some time once he finished fighting off the canadian rebellion.

[jonesthecurl]

MTGG:

'bring on the empty horses!'

[saxitoxin]

A few good items from the House Ukraine package:

a. This tranche of funds incorporated loan language that will guarantee a huge stake in Ukraine's natural resources for the next many decades will be mined to line the pockets of American hedge fund managers, instead of Uke peasants. Once Ukraine wins its independence from Russia it can dutifully take up its new role as an orbiting colony in the American corporate empire.

• With that in mind, it is possible that Ukraine will have to relinquish control over the deposits, depending on the terms of repayment set – a decision that could cost Ukraine trillions of dollars in the future.
  
  https://www.kyivpost.com/post/28288

b. Zelenskyy and the Uke leadership have agreed to embezzle a smaller portion of this tranche and Zelenskyy will allow lower level officers to embezzle some, too, instead of keeping the bulk of the Skim for himself.

• The issue of corruption was raised during a meeting between CIA Director William Burns and Zelensky in January. An intelligence official with direct knowledge of the meeting told Hersh that Burns delivered a stunning message to Zelensky. Hersh wrote: “The senior generals and government officials in Kiev were angry at what they saw as Zelensky’s greed, so Burns told the Ukrainian president, because ‘he was taking a larger share of the skim money than was going to the generals.’”
  
  https://www.firstpost.com/world/cia-awa ... 48952.html

[Pack Rat]

Look at Saxi grasping for straws.

Not only did Pmac666 knock Saxi down, he's out for the count!

Saxitoxin has embarrassed his Russian handlers...stay away from open windows Saxi.

[Dukasaur]

As the flow of funds from the U.S. is restored, the Ukrainian military celebrates with long-range blows against the Soviets.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/2 ... -from-afar

On April 16, independent reporters posted geolocated footage showing plumes of smoke rising from the Dzhankoy airfield in occupied Crimea. It wasn’t clear what had been struck or who had done it, but details emerged over several days of a highly successful Ukrainian remote operation.

The following day, images were posted of destroyed S-400 air defence missile launchers, and Zelenskyy confirmed the successful strike. On Thursday, Ukrainian commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskii posted nocturnal video of Ukrainian missiles striking the airbase, destroying what he said were four S-400 missile launchers, a missile control centre, three radars and airspace surveillance equipment.

The strategy is to make Crimea untenable for the Russian armed forces and all the evidence has shown that it is working. Russia has pulled back to Russian soil Sukhoi Su-34 and Sukhoi Su-35 aircraft that were based in Crimea until September 2022.

Zelenskyy said Ukrainian intelligence indicated Russia was moving its Kalibr missile-equipped ships from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea after repeated Ukrainian strikes.

Ukraine has followed a similar strategy at sea, striking Russian ships with naval surface drones. On Sunday, Ukraine’s special forces said they had damaged the Kommuna, the world’s oldest active military vessel, in service since 1915.

On Sunday, the governors of the Russian regions of Bryansk, Kaluga and Smolensk reported that drones had damaged energy facilities, and Russia’s defence ministry said it had shot down 50 Ukrainian drones over eight regions.

Ukraine’s special operations divisions revealed they had pooled resources to strike at refineries and fuel depots.

Ukraine scored one more long-range success.

On Friday, it shot down for the first time a Russian long-range Tupolev Tu-22 bomber, as it returned to base having released X-22 missiles against Ukraine. The plane crashed in the Stavropol region of Russia.

Ukraine’s military intelligence chief, Kyrylo Budanov, said the bomber had been downed at a range of 306km (190 miles). On the same day, Ukraine shot down two X-22 missiles for the first time.

Putin's chief fellator, Dmitri Medvedev, responded with a classic Soviet-style tantrum:

“I can’t help but wish the USA with all sincerity to dive into a new civil war themselves as quickly as possible,” Medvedev wrote. “Which, I hope, will be very different from the war between North and South in the 19th century and will be waged using aircraft, tanks, artillery, MLRS, all types of missiles and other weapons. And which will finally lead to the inglorious collapse of the vile evil empire of the 21st century – the United States of America.”

[saxitoxin]

Meanwhile, the Biden admin admits that Ukraine is going to lose anyway, it just wanted to move money to its megacorporation donors at Raytheon and Boeing --

Despite the time and political capital spent on the $60 billion aid for Ukraine, some Biden administration officials are skeptical it’s enough for Ukraine to win its two-year war with Russia. Russia maintains a manpower and weapons advantage, and it would take a lot to reverse months and years of territorial losses. U.S. officials also ask questions about Ukraine’s own tactics and priorities, especially after Kyiv’s counteroffensive failed, sapping forces of materiel and morale.

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/04/2 ... d-00154143

So, in other words, you could have spent $76,923 on every homeless person in the USA. Instead you spent it on death machines for a lost cause that will - at most - just drag the war out for another couple months and lead to a couple thousand extra Uke conscripts who wind up burned to death or as double amputees.

The silver lining is that the USA is now teetering on the brink of insolvency due to its poor policymaking and bottomless spending so there won't be many more death and misery slush funds like this in the future.

[pmac666]

Meanwhile, the Biden admin admits that Ukraine is going to lose anyway.....

The silver lining is that the USA is now teetering on the brink of insolvency.....

Here we go again.

[saxitoxin]

Meanwhile, the Biden admin admits that Ukraine is going to lose anyway.....

The silver lining is that the USA is now teetering on the brink of insolvency.....

Here we go again.

Biden predicting Ukraine will lose?

[HitRed]

To paraphrase from A Few Good Men

We’re going to do a lot of fancy things and we are going to loose, and loose big.

[pmac666]

Meanwhile, the Biden admin admits that Ukraine is going to lose anyway.....

The silver lining is that the USA is now teetering on the brink of insolvency.....

Here we go again.

Biden predicting Ukraine will lose?

Whatever you want to see. lol
Trust the plan Saxi.

[saxitoxin]

Billions of dollars of equipment they won't be able to use!!!

Ukraine is withdrawing their M1A1 tanks ($10MM/each to build, outfit, and ship) because they're being picked-off by $500 Russian drones.

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/st ... ne-threats

That's $350,000,000 of the American Ukraine aid that's just been sidelined at a cost of $16,500 to Russia.