As I said, you continue to have wet dreams. This is your mom!
Russia & Ukraine
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As I said, you continue to have wet dreams. This is your mom!
Who is it claiming to be a sniper?
Did I ever say I'm not going to burn for eternity of there actually is an afterlife?
I was an antimaterielle sniper, if there is a hell for people who murdered Toyota Hiluxes I'm in trouble there also.. I have killed a few people but all except one were bad guys, the one does haunt me. I guess I'll find out if I was wrong or I won't.
I've never been on the side of a gang that sent missles into a shopping centre though. That's proper, proper terrorism.
So you weren’t in Iraq or Afghan? I guess everyone who died there were bad guys.
I was an anti-poaching ranger in various parts of Africa. Wars and such have a way of moving into wildlife reserves so specialists are required to work with the national military sometimes. Mostly my job was to create a sense of its not worth trying to poach as all the vehicles/boats/the odd plane will be disabled and sold. Obviously they were often trying to kill us so sometimes I had to kill them.
But how about those shopping centre missiles? Did you really think you were going to have to wear that kind of thing? I'd be feeling pretty sick and disgusted.
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If you piss Bugenhagen off, there is no safe place for you. Bugenhagen is not just a little over 2.2m tall, he is wide and formidable for his already impressive size. If he were to hand you a 2 kg sledgehammer and offered you a 15 minute head start, I would hand him the sledge back to him and use my 15 minutes to put as much distance between me and him, if I were you.
I once saw Bugenhagen beat a man half to death with a spreadsheet, a virtual spreadsheet, in a Amsterdam bar because the guy questioned Bugenhagen’s trading prowess. Don’t know about that poor, beaten guy, but I still have PTSD from merely witnessing that event.
Graveyards throughout Europe were overflowing a while back because Bugenhagen did not like the way some men looked at his tall and attractive teenage daughter at the time.
Judging by the way Bugenhagen has been interacting with you, I think he likes you. A least a little bit. Perhaps you remind him of another poster he liked here on ET. That poster’s name is here4money, now Cuddles.
Ok, lets go over the timeline of events between Russia and Ukraine again because some posters are losing their plots over catchy, Russian propagandistic headlines.
1. The Soviet Union breaks up and Ukraine agrees to give up her nuclear weapons to Russia in exchange for Russian security guarantees.
2. Russia invades Ukraine and peace is reached, resulting in Russia annexing Crimea, a key Ukrainian port.
3. Russia invades Ukraine again, with Ukraine absorbing a heavy Russian first strike, destroying considerable Ukrainian military capability within hours of the start of the war.
4. In spite of concerns of the media and Western diplomats, Zelenskyy stated no concessions would be forthcoming. It was Zelenskyy’s resolve, CNN’s coverage of Ukraine, and an effective Ukrainian propaganda campaign that won the the West’s support, now commitment, it seems.
5. Interviews of Ukrainian people suggests their desire for their country to remain intact and free from Russian influence, giving Zelenskyy a mandate that he certainly seems to have taken to heart.
6. Zelenskyy’s commitment has captured the imagination of foreign fighters, who volunteered in considerable numbers, to fight on Ukraine’s side, many of whom even furnished their own equipment. Some of the foreign fighters have paid the ultimate price in defense of Ukraine, the concept of sovereignty, and their belief in freedom.
Characterizations that suggest Ukrainian lives are being used as fodder for Western ideals is patently false based on the fact-set presented above.
To Russian propagandists: Sorry, no potato for you. Try again.
1. The Soviet Union breaks up and Ukraine agrees to give up her nuclear weapons to Russia in exchange for Russian security guarantees.
2. Russia invades Ukraine and peace is reached, resulting in Russia annexing Crimea, a key Ukrainian port.
3. Russia invades Ukraine again, with Ukraine absorbing a heavy Russian first strike, destroying considerable Ukrainian military capability within hours of the start of the war.
4. In spite of concerns of the media and Western diplomats, Zelenskyy stated no concessions would be forthcoming. It was Zelenskyy’s resolve, CNN’s coverage of Ukraine, and an effective Ukrainian propaganda campaign that won the the West’s support, now commitment, it seems.
5. Interviews of Ukrainian people suggests their desire for their country to remain intact and free from Russian influence, giving Zelenskyy a mandate that he certainly seems to have taken to heart.
6. Zelenskyy’s commitment has captured the imagination of foreign fighters, who volunteered in considerable numbers, to fight on Ukraine’s side, many of whom even furnished their own equipment. Some of the foreign fighters have paid the ultimate price in defense of Ukraine, the concept of sovereignty, and their belief in freedom.
Characterizations that suggest Ukrainian lives are being used as fodder for Western ideals is patently false based on the fact-set presented above.
To Russian propagandists: Sorry, no potato for you. Try again.
Ukrainian Military Performance and Outlook
Congressional Research Service
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12150
Congressional Research Service
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12150