Russian troops seized a big number of western made Amunition, in Ukraine. I wander what would be if that ammo happen to fall in the hands of Taliban. And they shoot a plane down. It is west made, no one to blame Russia. You fuckers you never think of concequencies. Those weapons might fall in wrong hands. I guess you learnt nothing from 9\11.

 

See nothing wrong with what Russia is doing. US should not be getting involved what so ever. Just leave Poland alone and I'm completely fine with it. Fucking Ukraine is as corrupt as it comes with their government.

 

Putin’s Own Soldiers Are Refusing to Fight in Ukraine

https://www.thedailybeast.com/putins-own-soldiers-are-refusing-to-fight-in-ukraine?ref=home

 

Oh those sunctions, folks could anybody send some bread, Im tired of eating fish.

 

This protest also sent shock waves through a few US TV hosts who pointed out this could not be just an individual effort. Because for this protest to even occur there had to be multiple people at the TV station cooperating with it. Which proves the anti war protest in Russia is far more widespread than we even know. With true dedication behind it because Marina Ovsyannikova knew in advance she could be sent to prison for 15 years and is already in court today. But that is only after about 250 million Russians saw it.

Russian State TV protest 'sent shockwaves through all of Russian society' says American on the ground

Sarah K. Burris
March 14, 2022




Yakov Kronrod went back to Russia to care for his mother months before the invasion of Ukraine, so he was on the ground watching as a Channel One editor took the bold move to stage a protest on live television.

Marina Ovsyannikova, the editor of Channel One, held up a sign saying that Russians were being lied to and not to believe the propaganda. She was detained and taken to the Ostankino police department. Russia's Vladimir Putin passed a law that any person who says something that conflicts with the government can be thrown in jail for 15 years.

According to Kronrod, even pro-Putin outlets have reported on the story, he said, delivering her message even farther to more people.

"It sends shock waves through all of Russian society. Yandex News had a story about it, and they rarely have anything that's against the main narrative," said Kronrod. "Her Facebook page was getting thousands of people commenting every minute. Literally, it exploded. Everyone was texting each other, calling each other saying, did you see? Did you see what happened? And many of the human rights activists that I'm talking to feel this may very well be the start of the wave to see someone like that Channel 1 has 250 million viewers, it's the number one watched station by most common Russians. For a lot of Russians, this was the first time they saw any dissenting voice."

See the interview below:



https://www.rawstory.com/russia-channel-one-protest-putin/

 

French macernary shocked after Russian missile strike on Ukrainian training camp.....https://yandex.ru/video/preview/?te...rom_type=v4thumbs&filmId=17218185831412514652..

 

Can't you just hear the envy in stumblers post?
The opportunity to PHYSICALLY silence dissension must make his mouth water.
Why, the idea that someone expressing a contrary opinion, silenced so quickly, thoroughly, and effectively, why just IMAGINE what the possibilities are, eh stumbler?

 

and he's talking raw sewage from raw sewage news outlet, amazing, lol

 

What I'm taking away from all of this is society is fucked. Countries better start investing more into their militaries and up their training. The world has become so pussified to the point were all going to be working for a China backed global order if it continues. Our militaries are too saturated with people that are uncapable of killing without morse. Training needs to change so they are not effected as much by killing and they know they will be supported fully after they finish their job. But do our governments and politicians want that I doubt it. It's become a playground for mega wealthy corruption. They are slowly testing society and bringing their global plans into reality. Same old rules since beginning of man just in modern evolving ways. Divide and Conquer on a global scale. We won't be controlled by government or corporations we will be owned by a handful of Global Elites. Our newly trained military will become the global police sooner than we think.

 

Here's a couple other things I am sure Tucker Carlson and treasonous conservative/Republicans will support.


Russian member of parliament demands Putin take Alaska while state TV host suggests nuclear strikes: report

Sarah K. Burris
March 15, 2022




Just 24 hours ago, Russia's Channel 1 Marina Ovsyannikova held up an anti-war sign urging Russians not to believe propaganda. According to one American on the ground in Russia, the incident sent shockwaves through society with the video being pushed around to millions on social media and via text message.

The Daily Beast reported Tuesday that after the incident, another Russian state television personality went nuclear, literally. Olga Skabeeva, who hosts the Russian show "60 Minutes," quoted a statement from White House press secretary to claim, "Jennifer Psaki’s statement said that no matter what Putin does in Ukraine—whether he uses biological weapons or drops a nuclear bomb—the United States won’t get involved."

Russian member of Parliament, Oleg Matveychev, who is known for spouting Putin's propaganda, showed another clip of Fox News host Tucker Carlson with his own comments.

“There isn’t a single country in the world that is as easily manipulated as America,” Matveychev said. “Here’s what will be on the table after our victory... After Ukraine’s demilitarization is completed... we’re going to raise the stakes... For example, the lifting of all sanctions... The dissolution of NATO, because the presence of NATO in some countries is getting in our way. Extradition of all war criminals... like [Anton] Herashchenko [former deputy minister at the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs], Zelensky, [former President of Ukraine Petro] Poroshenko. Extradition of various oligarchs, like [Mikhail] Khodorkovsky."

"We should be thinking about reparations from the damage that was caused by the sanctions and the war itself, because that too costs money and we should get it back. The return of all Russian properties, those of the Russian empire, the Soviet Union and current Russia, which has been seized in the United States, and so on."

“Are you including Alaska and Fort Ross?” the host asked.

“That was my next point. As well as the Antarctic," Matveychev continued. "We discovered it, so it belongs to us... Also, the return of all medals that have been unlawfully taken from our sportsmen during all Olympic games, as well as the extradition of [Grigory] Rodchenkov, along with the extradition of multiple other criminals we’ll want. I think we should start voicing all of that, so they understand what will be on the table. You didn’t want to talk to us about something small, like Ukraine’s neutrality, here’s what you get. And that’s not even all of it.”

"Does your list include a tactical nuclear strike, or are we going straight for the strategic one?" the host asked.

“What for? We can take them down without it," replied Matveychev.

“I still think that those who took our money should be told, you have 24 hours to unfreeze our funds, or else we’ll send you what you know we’ve got," the host claimed, according to the translation. "Your choice. Tactical or strategic, take a pick. You took our money, you’re the thieves, our talk is short with you: a bullet to the head.”

The show also aired recent clips of former President Donald Trump attacking Biden for not speaking to Putin. He even hinted that the upcoming presidential elections will include Russian meddling again. "We're waiting," the host said.

Read the other nuclear threats from Russian state television hosts at the Daily Beast.

https://www.rawstory.com/russia-alaska-uclear-strike/

 

Hillary Clinton Trolls Putin Over Sanctions: ‘I Want to Thank the Russian Academy For This Lifetime Achievement Award’
By Alex GriffingMar 15th, 2022, 2:01 pm
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Hillary Clinton laughed off the announcement that she and other prominent Democrats and high-ranking Biden officials were being sanctioned by Russia.


On Tuesday, Russia also announced sanctions against President Joe Biden, his son Hunter Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, and “individuals associated with them,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

“In response to a series of unprecedented sanctions prohibiting, among other things, entry into the United States for top officials of the Russian Federation, from March 15 of this year, the Russian ‘stop list’ includes on the basis of reciprocity President J. Biden, Secretary of State A. Blinken, Secretary of Defense L. Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff M. Milley, as well as a number of department heads and prominent US figures,” the statement said.

Clinton responded to the news joking, “I want to thank the Russian Academy for this Lifetime Achievement Award.”


Hillary Clinton

@HillaryClinton
I want to thank the Russian Academy for this Lifetime Achievement Award.









max seddon

@maxseddon
Russia has sanctioned Joe Biden and a range of other top US officials. The main impact of this is they can now make corny jokes on cable news about how they won't be able to access their Russian bank accounts or go on vacation in Siberia, I guess



9:19 AM · Mar 15, 2022

The former secretary of state was responding to Financial Times’ Moscow Bureau Chief Max Seddon who also made light of the Russian sanctions, writing:

Russia has sanctioned Joe Biden and a range of other top US officials.

The main impact of this is they can now make corny jokes on cable news about how they won’t be able to access their Russian bank accounts or go on vacation in Siberia, I guess

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, a fierce debate has raged in the U.S. as some right-leaning figures have been accused of being too close to Russia, while former President Donald Trump has argued Vladimir Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he were still president.

Clinton’s response to Russia sanctioning her recalls Russia’s hack of her campaign and the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 election, acts the U.S. intelligence community said showed Russia’s clear preference for Trump and desire to keep Clinton out of the White House.

https://www.mediaite.com/news/hilla...-academy-for-this-lifetime-achievement-award/

 

And of course clinton has to make it about her.

Whaddya suppose biden would do if Russia decided to take Alaska?
Negotiate?

 

Barry McCaffrey says ‘incompetently led’ Russian forces have suffered 10 percent casualty rate

Bob Brigham
March 15, 2022



General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook.


Retired 4-star Army Gen. Barry McCaffrey estimated that Russian President Vladimir Putin has already lost ten percent of his invading forces due to death or injury as Ukraine has battled to a current "deadlock."

MSNBC "Deadline: White House" anchor Nicolle Wallace asked McCaffrey about Russia's fatalities, noting estimates between 6,000 and 8,000.

"What I think my general sense is they probably lost 10% of the assault forces, have been killed or wounded," McCaffrey said. "They lost a considerable amount of armor and trucks. They've lost maybe forty to sixty aircraft and helicopters."

RELATED: Retired general: New developments indicate Russia 'has no idea how to sustain a stalled fight' in Ukraine

"Ukrainians have conducted a bitter, clever, aggressive war against seemingly incompetently led Russian forces. So they stymied them — for now. The correlation of forces though, Nicolle, clearly favors the Russians, because 60% of the ground combat forces were inside Ukraine. They got half their air force committed to this,' he explained.

"So the situation going forward, it's hard to see how anything results except a street-by-street battle for Kyiv which could go on literally for weeks with a corresponding, or course, disaster for the civil population. This is temporarily at deadlock," McCaffrey said.

Watch:



https://www.rawstory.com/barry-mcca...ed-russian-forces-have-lost-10-of-its-forces/

 

As a USMC veteran , I can tell you multiple things, Russia is running out of combat troops, and vehicles and ammo ! The majority of a combat force is NOT the fighting troops, but the supply, logistics, communications, medical , and administrative troops. Russia has lost huge amounts of front line troops, armor, and supply ! The Ukrainians have their factories running 24/7 patching up abandoned Russian equipment, and converting weapons for their best use. Russia has provided them with as much military equipment as we have! In 2 weeks the Ukraine will drive them out of town !

 

Shooter you dissapoint me, if there was ever a fight we needed to be in, this is the one ! Even Stumbles see's that ! Yet you have been so oppossed to anything he says, that no matter what you take the opposite side of him! I think you are so stuck in that mode that you fail to look at the issue objectively ! For once I agree with him! This is a good fight ! And we must support it!

 

The Ukraine want's nothing to do with being part of Russia, and want's to be part of EU and NATO! We owe it to them !

 

On a lighter note....When Metallica Took Moscow

McDonald’s announced this week that it would cease operations in Russia as part of a global push to isolate Vladimir Putin’s government. The news was met with dismay by those who recalled when the Golden Arches first arrived in Moscow in 1990, a gleaming harbinger of a new and more hopeful era. “I remember when this McDonald’s opened and driving by, nose pressed against the glass, looking at the long, long lines, wrapping around the block,” wrote Puck’s Julia Ioffe. A contemporaneous account in the Washington Post described the inaugural franchise in Pushkin Square as a “splash of brilliant color in the middle of a gray city” and a “gastronomic-cum-cultural revolution in the homeland of scientific communism.”

As the post-Soviet era seems to come to a close — with Starbucks and Coca-Cola joining McDonald’s in shutting down their businesses in Russia, the regime cracking down on the remnants of the country’s free press, and sanctions cinching around the economy like a noose — other artifacts of that false dawn are circulating on social media. Perhaps none are as arresting as an absolutely massive concert that Metallica headlined in Moscow in 1991, mere months before the official collapse of the Soviet Union.



The video, part of a concert documentary called For Those About to Rock: Monsters in Moscow, captures a nation in the flux of late perestroika. Red Army soldiers have been called in to do crowd control, clashing against a seething sea of concertgoers. The show’s organizers repeatedly come on stage to plead with the crowd to refrain from violence, lest the authorities shut it down. “Remember why we are here,” they say, “to celebrate our victory.” Yet there are also people in army uniforms enjoying the music along with everyone else, flashing devil horns and lolling their tongues as if they’re in need of an exorcism.


The bands that played that day included AC/DC, the Black Crowes, and Pantera. If you’re of a certain age and musical persuasion, it’s oddly touching to see Pantera’s Dimebag Darrell (RIP), replete with a razor-blade necklace, do a stink-face shredding thing on his guitar while lead singer Phil Anselmo screams, “We’re taking over the entire country!” (A riff on the line “We’re taking over this town” from the song “Cowboys From Hell.”) But nothing compares to Metallica galloping on stage, lithe and frizzy-haired, to open their set with “Enter Sandman,” a once ubiquitously annoying song that, in hindsight, was one of America’s most influential cultural exports of the time, inspiring a distinct look that inundated both Eastern Europe and high schools around the world: tattered jeans, greasy locks, black Metallica T-shirt. The response from the crowd in Moscow is joyous havoc, a catharsis years in the making.

We all know what happened in the decade that followed: the disaster of “shock therapy” economics, the plundering of Russian industry by a cabal of oligarchs, the rise of Putin. As sweet as that dvoini gamburger (double hamburger) may have tasted, the promise of western-style capitalism proved hollow. “What an incredibly happy time!” writes Svetlana Alexievich in Secondhand Time, her account of the Soviet Union’s dissolution and its tragic aftermath. “We believed that tomorrow, the very next day, would usher in freedom. That it would materialize out of nowhere, from the sheer force of our wishing.” But, she adds, “Freedom turned out to mean the rehabilitation of bourgeois existence … the freedom of Her Highness Consumption.” Metallica and Pantera, while being icons of rebellion and testosterone-driven creativity, were also mass bourgeois entertainment — products of the great capitalist conveyor belt to be consumed by bored kids like so many Big Macs.

Bourgeois comforts were not enough to sustain Russia, in Alexievich’s telling, especially when they were so meager compared to the insane riches that were being stolen by Russia’s one percent. A new idea of Russian self-worth was born out of this disillusionment — or rather an old idea, stretching back to the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, encouraged by Putin’s regime and embraced by those inclined to look upon the days of Stalin with nostalgia. “In the past couple of decades, this war seems to have overshadowed all other historical events, becoming the single point of reference for Russian national identity,” Masha Gessen recently wrote for the New Yorker. This jingoistic mythmaking has served as a risible justification for Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, which he asserts is infested with neo-Nazi elements.

What is “Enter Sandman” compared to the heady claims of national glory? Or, for that matter, a genuinely fair and equal society, which is what Russians wanted and deserved? Not a lot. But it’s not nothing, either. The tolerance for certain rights and privileges, the prevalence of western products and services, the sense that Russia was connected to the wider world — these all surely made the Putin regime more bearable, and their sudden disappearance will be felt as an imposition. It’s worth remembering that while the sound of freedom is no doubt different for everyone, for those Muscovites in 1991, it was this: “Exit light! Enter night!”

 

Anyone know why NATO won't accept Ukraine?

 

Is that a riddle?...

Word on the streets says it's because Ukraine is riddled with political corruption...hence..$14 billion U.S. dollars sure can buy a hefty load of political corruption to favor the U.S. political hack fucks galore.

 

This actually reminds me of the US Revolutionary War. Because one of the ways America won it was knocking off British officers. Which was actually a brand new move. Up until then deliberately killing officers had been kind of off limits as sort of a gentleman's agreement. But the Americans figured out British troops were so regimented to following orders if they knocked off the guy giving orders the ranks fell apart. So they started shooting officers first. Often with snipers using Kentucky Long Rifles.


Fourth Russian General Killed in Ukraine as Putin’s Losses Mount

A fourth Russian major-general has been killed in Ukraine as military losses mount for Vladimir Putin. Oleg Mityaev, commander of the 150th Motorized Rifle Division, was killed in a failed attempt to storm Mariupol on Wednesday. His killing was claimed by the Azov Battalion, which posted a picture of his corpse—his face covered by his general’s epaulette—on social media before Ukrainian officials identified him. Mityaev was the former deputy commander of Russian forces in Syria. The Daily Mirror reported that he died alongside “seven elite special-operations fighters from the feared Dzerzhinsky Division of the country’s national guard,” which it said was under Putin’s direct control. Around 20 Russian generals are thought to be leading the Ukraine invasion, and unexpected losses and communication problems have forced them into high-risk frontline positions. Ukraine claims to have killed 13,800 Russian servicemen since the invasion began Feb. 24.

Read it at Daily Mirror

https://www.thedailybeast.com/russi...fter-oleg-mitayev-killed-in-mariupol?ref=home