Note the Russian security fellows don’t cover their, ah, “parts” like Blinkie’s goons did. Maybe they have real, ah, well, you know. 😉 This observation raises questions, eh? QED…

Peck in 12 O’clock seems fake to me. I knew a real bombardier who did 52 missions. Benzedrine and terror, freezing cold. He had problems even in 1969-70.  iirc Andy Rooney (Stars and Stripes), and some other London correspondents, few one mission each. As gunners. No dead-heads. He describes in his autobio. One guy (NYT iirc) didn’t return. iirc 10 to 20% “lost” each mission. Russian roulette, essentially suicide. Even on the ground, if you got there, the Germans might beat you to death. Once I did swing up into an unguarded B17, converted to a water-bomber for fire suppression. Fun for a kid!

The beautiful and powerful Comrade Kim Jo Jong seen smiling! https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/113645

Comrade Medvedev maybe goes hunting? https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/113672

Decades in weeks! Lenin and the fella would be proud!

Longtimeago. Fascist airforce strafed Soviet airforce in Russia…and lied about it… 100 km inside Rus.

search rubric >  korean war US bombs russian airfield

see> https://en.topwar.ru/175882-incident-1950-goda-na-suhoj-rechke-javnoe-tak-i-ostavsheesja-tajnym.html

see> https://www.rbth.com/history/330111-when-did-us-bomb-soviet

The Soviet aircraft were nice piston jobs, but not able to match the fascist jets which were assaulting them, on the ground. And the fascist attack was unexpected, presumably they fascist flew below the Soviet radar, if any.  Shortly thereafter MiG 15’s arrived and many B-29’s burned. Geewhiz, see what happens Larry?

Going over the above https://www.rt.com/news/599392-israel-accuses-belarus-president-antisemitism/  remark, we recall that the accusation of anti-whatever is an accusation to the man, an ad homenim attack. It’s therefore innarrestin’ to understand that ad homenim avoids the argument, actually in a sense agrees with the argument itself. Thus when Comrade Lukashenko  says that in Bobruisk, Jewish residents have turned it into a pigsty, our dear error prone bothers agree with the Comrade, but don’t like it… If they disagreed they’d address the claim, not the man. It’s easy to go there and take a look at the place. They didn’t. They conceded that Lukashenko is correct. Generally, it’s a Jewish mitzvah to study. And therefore it’s a reasonable assumption that they are familiar with the ad homenim fallacy. Thus they know that they’re attempting to decieve. But maybe the speakers aren’t very Jewish, maybe they’re closer to nazis…people well acquainted with deception. Calling Herr Goebbels’s Propaganda Ministry…Hello Joe… 

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Non-assistance  accusation, in a similar but non-identical way, changes the subject from the inability of the “great white fleet” to defend itself against attacks by the gentelmen of Yemin, who have been bombed by said fleet and are properly acting in defense against the attacking enemy fleet & warships, and in the matter of commercial ships, acting in defense of innocent owners of occupied Palestine.

If the accusation is true, well, how often does one design to assist a State that has listed you yourself as an enemy, and has a policy of assisting and facilitating attacks against strategic material assets (OTH RADARS) in your land?  This fallacy too has a name, but I don’t recall it.

Oh, I forgot 😉 KAZAN is on the surface in Havana. The Kazan submarine and the Admiral Gorshkov frigate of the Russian Navy arrived in Cuba 

https://www.gazeta.ru/army/2024/06/13/19237675.shtml

Ruskie boat details, sorta> https://vk.com/wall-155588338_77792

No one claims the boat surfaced… So far as we know, all that’s happened is the Brits say they discovered a boat. So, how can the say the name of this boat, which might as well be a dead whale or a WW2  wreck?

If there was/is a boat there maybe somebody dropped a wrench, or maybe not.

The Brits are known for perfidy. Bearing that in mind, they claim>

The submarine, identified as the Kazan, is a state-of-the-art Yasen-class vessel, capable of carrying cruise missiles and torpedoes. It was detected after an RAF Poseidon P8 anti-submarine aircraft dropped sonar buoys to detect subsurface activity at depth.

Kazan does exist. K561. 

Evidently those perfidious fellers have clairvoyant abilities?

Saying what they’ve said…takes the dynamic of a false flag prompting an emergency defense meeting.

Maybe the Ruskie are making a deliberate alarm, just to rattle their august lordships public school bottoms with a big oblong probe. 😉

Zinn said he came to realize World War II was nothing more than an imperialist war.

Some more from Zinn>

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2005/11/howard-zinn-no-wars-are-justifiable  (and with land mines wars don’t end…) Also unexploded “ordnance”  French farmers know all about that.

https://historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/zinnwarhea14.html

Excerpt from Zinn>

In the United States, not yet in the war, there was worry about the health of the state. Socialism was growing. The IWW seemed to be everywhere. Class conflict was intense. In the summer of 1916, during a Preparedness Day parade in San Francisco, a bomb exploded, killing nine people; two local radicals, Tom Mooney and Warren Billings, were arrested and would spend twenty years in prison. Shortly after that Senator James Wadsworth of New York suggested compulsory military training for all males to avert the danger that “these people of ours shall be divided into classes.” Rather: “We must let our young men know that they owe some responsibility to this country.”

The supreme fulfillment of that responsibility was taking place in Europe. Ten million were to die on the battlefield; 20 million were to die of hunger and disease related to the war. And no one since that day has been able to show that the war brought any gain for humanity that would be worth one human life. The rhetoric of the socialists, that it was an “imperialist war,” now seems moderate and hardly arguable. The advanced capitalist countries of Europe were fighting over boundaries, colonies, spheres of influence; they were competing for Alsace-Lorraine, the Balkans, Africa, the Middle East.

I once was young enough to work with a few of the old IWW fellas. A treasured experience!