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ParticipantSee proffered map at 10:31 ! And the logic…without the sea access there is no value… voiceover: “…Moreover, Putin also added that in response to these attacks, Russia could not only start sinking all Ukrainian and foreign vessels, but also deprive Ukraine of access to the Black Sea. Thus, Vladimir Putin made it clear that the transfer of Odessa and Nikolayev under the Russian Army’s control is one of the main tasks of the special military operation. The fact is that Putin is well aware that if Ukraine loses access to the Black Sea, Western countries, including Britain, will lose interest in this eastern European country….”
I wonder how in the eastern zone of 404 referendums, voted by those that remain when the nazis flee – possibly from pitchforks – might go… Which is to ask, will there be any zone 404 that’s not re-joined? Yes, other states have some designs to “re-claim”… the end game map will be interesting. Of course this will take some time, and legalistic form may obscure the fraternal realities.
ParticipantThieves and murderers…and saboteurs – their god is money and their currency the murder of the innocent.
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The US’s long game in Xinjiang, by Hua Bin – The Unz Review imho opinion a worthy essay.
https://www.unz.com/bhua/the-uss-long-game-in-xinjiang/
includes> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrC8cNM7tso
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Coming back to Anwar Yusuf Turani. He was an ethnic Uyghur born in Artux, Xinjiang. He graduated from Kashgar Teacher’s College in 1983 and went to the US in 1988, becoming the first Uyghur to be granted political asylum in the US.
Afterwards, he was trained by the CIA in various jihadi groups in Afghanistan, Syria, the Middle East and North Africa.
Yusuf Turani shot to fame when he was elected as the first Prime Minister of the so-called East Turkistan Government in Exile in 2004.
East Turkistan was an entity created by US Congress to “represent the interests of Uyghurs, Kazaks, and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang”. This entity has laid claim on Xinjiang and part of Tibet as an independent state.
On September 14, 2004, the East Turkistan Government in Exile was formally declared inside Room HC-6 of the US Capitol Building. [end fragment]
Participantabove I see: “the republics did not want to remain part of Russia, expressing this in a referendum;” (point 3)
This appears to be an error. Probably for “Russia” we ought to assume “Ukraine”
ParticipantRitter is himself…https://youtu.be/0OhUL_HL_b0?t=122
It came to my mind that Hegseth, whatever his civil title, is an officer in the Army reserves…and as such, having given criminal orders, liable to arrest and trial under the UCMJ…
ParticipantFace of “rushing” on stimulants…. I’d bet coke.
ParticipantComrade Galloway is especially blunt to-day. And he made an interesting remark…that Witkoff and his cohort hailed the New Rome…so to say… with the implication that the supplicant group is overawed by Moscow. https://youtu.be/k688M8fP5K4 PUTIN KERPOW WOW! | Ukraine deal nixed | Wings over Venezuela | Rafah crossing ploy | MOATS LIVE
Participantsee, if you can> (286) Strategic Cognition Engine | SCE-005-20251202 … – The Duran Community at> https://theduran.locals.com/post/7494079/strategic-cognition-engine-sce-005-20251202-well-look-if-we-re-talki …….. an essay… fragment>
” “Well, look, if we’re talking about the forms and methods of warfare changing, then yes, today the main emphasis on the battlefield has shifted to unmanned aviation. At the same time, thinking that artillery is extinct or that tanks—still needed on the battlefield—are obsolete… But tank offensives with entire tank armies? No. The tactics of warfare have completely changed, because a tank worth millions can now be destroyed by a drone that costs $500.
Behind every war is economics. If a state can’t economically sustain the war, it automatically loses. So we can’t respond to a missile worth millions with missiles that also cost millions. We need resources that cost much less… a small drone that costs $500 can destroy any complex worth tens of millions. So we had to rethink the forms and methods of warfare in economic terms—to ensure the destruction of enemy resources.”
“…And the democratization on the world stage today comes from weapons like Russia’s Kinzhal and Zircon. America’s famous carrier strike groups—which terrified the world, pulling up next to any country and defeating it with the power on those carriers—today any carrier can be sunk by one Kinzhal or one Zircon. So in a war with Russia, American ships are no longer a force. Drones have changed the balance the same way. There’s that quote: ‘God made men strong and weak, and I made them equal.’ Drones do the same for states today… A state with stronger….”
and see> ‘They Came to Fight Russia Like It Was a Safari’: Chechen Commander Alaudinov Reveals the Real War – YouTube ……….https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4Wc3DJVd1s
ParticipantOur southern gal tells a story about the drunk teenage creep…well that’s what Stumpy says…
Misspelling my ass More like Schutzstaffel …..see…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL0Vexf_AEc So I dinnahknow what she was talkin’ ’bout. Picture below…. Now ahgitsit.
Bear in mind that they actually let this feller be an officer, commissioned as a second lieutenant…standards are indeed fallen…
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Pete the clown…
ParticipantThese are either natural gas or diesel…they are not especially economical or clean to run, and they exist subject to state and local permitting … and they require overhauls by skilled tradesmen and field engineers…mostly they’re piston engines…. Fed Grab local permitting powers ………zerohedge> “Energy Secretary Chris Wright has floated an unusual but very creative plan to quickly expand U.S. grid capacity: tapping the industrial diesel generators already sitting at data centers, big-box retailers, and other commercial sites. The proposal comes as multiple regional grids strain under the explosive power demand driven by the data-center boom. Leveraging these idled generators could serve as a short-term bridge until new generation comes online.” Energy Secretary: Backup Generators At Commercial Sites Could Unlock 35 Nuclear Plants | ZeroHedge https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/energy-secretary-backup-generators-commercial-sites-could-unlock-35-nuclear-plants They burn a lot of fuel too…so compete with existing use, raise prices.
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Our happy-go-lucky swashbucklin’ pirate – Salty Sal…https://www.youtube.com/@wgowshipping speaks to Rusky tanker goin’ down…
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Freckled Lady…I can’t believe how expensive groceries are now. It’s awful. (I agree) 9 meals to riot?
ParticipantA video and a learned paper…from an amateur’s Mr Wizzard kitchen table who didn’t know that it would not work…and who, since it did work, will, no doubt, shoot himself several times, set himself and his kitchen on fire, and then jump off a high building…then experts will “de-bunk” his invention and prove – Trust the Science! – that it never worked…
Learned paper>Observation of neutron emission during acoustic cavitation of deuterated titanium powder | Scientific Reports ……… https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-62055-6
(if ya git neutrons it works) ABSTRACT> Possibility of nuclear reactions in solid state is intriguing for two reasons: (1) It provides a means of studying nuclear processes in conditions that are much different from traditional plasma-filled reactors or particle accelerators; (2) it dramatically lowers the cost and complexity of the experimental setups by eliminating the highly capital intensive components such as plasma/vacuum systems and particle accelerators. In this article we report the observation of neutron emission coincident with acoustic cavitation of deuterated titanium powder suspended in mineral oil. The resulting neutron emission was detected using an assembly of 3He proportional neutron counters. The peak neutron count rate was in excess of 6500 CPM, more than 10,000 times in excess of background. The observed neutron emission was coincident with the application of acoustic influence. The neutrons were present only when secondary acoustic waves originating from the complex bubble interactions inside the reactor constructively interfered resulting in massive, sharp pressure peaks on the order of a few thousand psi. We were able to sustain the neutron production for several hours and repeated the experiment multiple times under various conditions. We hypothesize that the observed neutrons originate from nuclear fusion of deuterium ions dissolved in titanium lattice due to the mechanical action of the impinging cavitation jets, although other processes (such as spallation) still need to be ruled out.
full paper in pdf> https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-62055-6.pdf
Video> Engineer Explains Why He Built a Nuclear Reactor in His Home ….https://www.youtube[dot]com/watch?v=3jYGNiFklZw
ParticipantWhat, precisely, does it mean when one says “no one left to negotiate with”? Does it mean Vernichtet euch alle ?
Maybe so… ahdunno. see … https://youtu.be/jF63GgVj70Y
ParticipantSenkaku_Diaoyu_Tiaoyu_Islands
(map) Interesting dispute.
Considering the proximity and location at the edge of the shelf as well as the relative power of Japan v China the dispute may be resolved in China’s favor….in the fullness of time. Big dog take bone.
ParticipantA brief history of a very old ship…A Short History of Russia’s Oldest Ship – the salvage ship Kommuna …
The oldest and most successful salvage ship in history… I did not know this.
ParticipantDoubletap murder…..I think the Law of War Manual I posted url to gives as example of illegal order the killing of shipwrecked sailors…
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Meantime, Comrade Borzzikman reports new troubles for the nazis of 404……https://youtu.be/Ugl0GGnhivU?t=11
ParticipantRussia Responds to the West’s Emergency Online Meeting | RU-EN – YouTube The tone and choice of words is uncharacteristically blunt…https://youtu.be/y_DJpf37Flo?t=62 Has the Kremlin heard of news of even more diabolical plans?
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