Russia has a lot of WW2 red army veterans around still. They have a lot larger starting pool of soldiers though
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Also, of those 250,000 probably 20,000 ended up in KKKanada. Whereas, of those 4.5 million who fought in the red army, probably almost 0 ended up in KKKanada. They likely don't have any 98 year old red army vets laying around because they didn't have a major project of importing commie Ukrainians, they imported fascist ones on purpose
I hope AMLO is taking the threat of US invasion a little more seriously than he's letting on here. It's not just a joke or an atrocious thing that US politicians are saying, they're preparing the country for an invasion of Mexico. Before we attacked Iraq we talked about it openly for years, it was not a surprise to anyone paying attention.
They are getting things ready, getting the population ready, to accept an intervention into Mexico. He needs to be taking actual measures to prevent this by forming blocs of power and military alliances.
There was a simple solution to preventing it. America, Israel and Turkey stops funding ISIS, and America never invades and destroys Iraq and creates ISIS. That simple. The war would never have even started without the jihadists
It all makes sense now why ATACMS and Taurus missiles were dangled in front of Ukraine for a bit and then suddenly the western governments unceremoniously retracted their offers to provide them. They must have realized what Ukraine will actually do with them once they get them, starting WW3 by roping in Syria and Iran (and thereby pulling in Israel and the US most likely).
Pivoting to NATO, not even once
Yeah it's been hilarious seeing so many people learn about Ukraine overnight in February 2022. I've been following the situation closely since 2014, read countless articles - followed telegrams, watched footage, etc. for 8 years and suddenly there's a million lib dipshits out of nowhere making up bullshit and repeating the same bulletpoint list of wikipedia talking points. These people couldn't point out Ukraine on a map or name a single politician there until the war happened, meanwhile i'm over here with my "wall of crazy" with photos of interior ministers and oblast governors with strings between them.
That would mean acknowledging that Ukraine was part of the USSR and Ukrainians felt more loyalty to the USSR than they did the Galician nationalist project. Can't have that. The entire narrative of double genocide is that Ukraine was oppressed by the USSR and not a part of it
slide right off the edge
Maybe I’m missing something too and being too pedantic, but isn’t steel made by mixing iron and carbon? How could it be carbon-free?
I guess that would be capturing the carbon and net negative?