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Mr P
ParticipantSpeaking of Comrade Medvedev… 😉
Medvedev read Stalin’s telegram about airplanes for the army at a meeting of the Military Industrial Complex
Rate of Production method type “S” (Highly amusing!!)
“In March last year, Medvedev read to the directors of the factories of the military-industrial complex (MIC) a similar telegram from Stalin in 1941. In the document, Stalin called for honourably and on time to fulfill orders for the supply of tank hulls at the Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant. At the same time, he stressed that in case of failure to fulfill their duty to the motherland, all violators will be punished as criminals.”
as in bang!
Read full story> https://vpk.name/en/832528_medvedev-read-stalins-telegram-about-airplanes-for-the-army-at-a-meeting-of-the-military-industrial-complex.html
What times!
ParticipantIn case Dear Olaf has forgotten> https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/brandenburg-gate-1945.html?sortBy=relevant
https://youtu.be/YjXC4N1HXf0 1939 Anderson, not Dietrich, slides into Frau Vera We’ll meet again…
Noting recent statement with the Tuckster and Czar Rus speaking of war with Poland… not unless Poland attacks us….
Geewhiz! The Czar seems to anticipate a nazi attack, just (almost!) like the good ol’ days!
What does memo from FSB say? “Stirlitz Report Nr X”, ” Nazi attack Plan B? “
ParticipantIn this vein continuing >
Yuri Levitan makes announcement 22 June ’41
Kiev > November ’43 https://youtu.be/a775iFlzEUs
And a few years later> 8 May ’45
That’s while Zhukov’s horse defecated under Brandenburg Gate
ParticipantI have not seen, but would like to have, a full transcript of the Krautlich Confession. Nevertheless I noticed one fine fella saying of the flying bombs “they are not all the same”, iirc and may trust my ears. Quiz Question> In what way? Does this imply that some are fitted for atomic thingies and therefore may not be used (yet?)?
Splendid translation from Luckup Corp, Dear Olaf and Frau 360 and the nazi cohort and owners might want it for their time in bunker, or jail…whatever, maybe both!
https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/reports/2005/R416.pdf Soviet Military Strategy (1963)
ParticipantIt’s pretty frugal. And I am no longer competent technically, I can muddle along. Still weld pretty well, do metal fab, machine repair, electrical to near code (!)… got a new gadget for radio, and it’s a mental challenge, what’s called “NANO-VNA”… a sort of antenna and feedline measuring thingie. Hurts my head.
What’s terrible is the scene beyond the zone… I have a Checkpoint Charley work of art, in oil on canvas, big too, and, inspired, am considering erecting a proper, “YOU ARE LEAVING THE AMERICAN SECTOR” Bill-board … but I won’t. It would upset the locals. btw these locals put faith in Trumpie… They seem, I think, to imagine that Time can be reversed. We exist on an island actually, just, but politically or figuratively. And sometimes wars pass over places like Anoxia… Father said much the same of a hill-town in Hesse, longtimeago. But they were all dead.
To-day we had a wonderful wind storm with brief periods of heavy rain, and a limb of the ol orange tree broke. Mrs P wanted that tree gone anyway…now for old fella and chain saw…this is gunna hurt, arthritis an’ all of that… Maybe tomorrow I’ll take a shot at it. 😉 A little every day…
We survey a sad and terrible scene from a so-far nice place by, near, the river… Old fellas with grey beards, (I am a ringer for Comrade Dugan (!) but a bit older)…and do not encounter much (any) difficulties ’round these here parts. That said, we mostly stay home. The cop radio suggests that the poverty, dope, and atomization of morals has manifest as an increase in violence in the zone of “greater metropolitan Anoxia”, but, so far, the cops still manage to find and return stolen bicycles… We are blessed with good luck in our choice of venue…the previous mountain was nice, but became lawless. Nevertheless we shall always be refugees from the Southern California we once knew. The old one with the proper Constitution… and nearly no laws, nor many prisoners.
Regrettably, there is no door into the past, into the summer. Still, the girls are pretty, and dogs laugh, the slumbering cats are beautiful, and the sun rises with the dawn.
Best! P
ParticipantIn context the air-drops are not so different from baiting deer with a salt lick, then whacking a doe with nightvision and a .22 Diabolical. That is understatement. At what stage will the air-drops include poisoned sweets?
ParticipantWell… maybe > You listen to me you little faggot piece of chit, you do what I say or I’ll cut your throat…and so forth?
Our boy may be in grip of kidnapper gang type uk.
Huh? Maybe so> Comrade Texas>
Russell TEXAS Bentley
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👔 Footage of Zelensky leaving the conference under the escort of British intelligence servicesThe video clearly shows a security officer in overalls with an SSPU (” Special Operations Executive of Great Britain “) badge.
Earlier, the former head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin reported that the entire retinue of security guards around Zelensky “speaks the purest English.”
▪️ The same thoughts were shared by Russian publicist Nikolai Starikov, who reported that Zelensky was being protected by British special forces.
◼️ According to political scientist Marat Bashirov, London is essentially holding Zelensky hostage in order to “control Kyiv’s political decisions.”
ENDE https://t.me/s/txdpr
And the intrepid kraut navy (Brother Donitz say it ain’t so!) shot at the Americans birdie…just like old times! Very jolly.
ParticipantJust thinking on basic “5 element” situations…salt is a good material, cheap now. Note the several types, sodium, potassium, that matters. If you have a bit of electric power and water and salt you can make bleach, which is very useful. NaOH (lye) is another “salt” of great protean use. old time commie kerosene radio… http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/2020/07/kerosene-powered-radio-receiver.html
If wheat or grain crops are nearby, meet the fella you met at church or the bar or the Cafe…Mr Farmer with his combine in field with cash and food grade airtight drum in pickup. $100 buys a lot of grain in the field. Your hens will like the grain, or you can make soup, bread, or simply boil.
ParticipantAh! Thank you, dear lady.
It is a shame that so few people can actually witness this grand history.
One of the class of the doomed, the well-nourished Mz Vic
“We’ve decided to cut funding for Khodorkovski and instead give money to Navalny’s ACF.” says Nuland to O’Brien, “I think Volkov is the guy we need in charge of this new project. He’s stable and he’s got experience. What he needs is our guidance and resources. With Khodorkovsky, it’s just not gonna work.”
Nuland O’Brien leaked phone call with subtitles > https://youtu.be/UhsTsGP0CnA
Recalling the charming soviet chick wot whupped Vic’s azz.
ParticipantPolice fink and now former cokester the Hal, he sayith that Prez Z was so coked out on TV that his guards were replaced by SAS fellers, is that kidnapping? Just the fink story, use salt. But his fate is not in his own hands anymore, it seems. Very sad.
ParticipantThe affair of the mysterious damages to cables unter der rote mere see plausible
Big boat sinking draganchor in poor place?
Hold nose, speaker of a sort I am ashamed to countenance, but he’s nevertheless an expert, and forthright. Just a bit funny in the head. 😉
ParticipantVery impressive production, we witness the process of the cohesive realm Rus, I dare say. Now then imagine the scene in the control room…engineers, producers, ‘puter fellas, as Pepe says at Cathedral of Red Military, civizational state etc… Well done!
Bravo!
Nice how Czar extracts fealty symbolism in sequence, nice and proper…Imperial Rus an’ all. I applaud. Rus has fine Czar, he works for the people. And they know it.
ParticipantAh, well, hamradio… It’s been more than a decade since the key was pressed. I have nothing much to say, the customs there do not abide, much, my voice. But the scene is a fine arena to grasp the Weltanschauung Popular, and I have a small interest. I am sorry to say that the general species of technicalfolkamaricanus are in thrall to mythic delusions of chauvinistic cryptofascist character. Not much point in talking. Nice people, functionally delusional. (that may change!) There are “nets”, though, and these “meet” on schedules, and are worth listening to for practice. If, in emergency, an “Hey mom I’m ok!” needed sending by radio relay, the local hams will do it. Keep your traffic brief and unambiguous, and use simple words. There are radio-relay customs and forms, the fellers practice by sending weather, or whatever.
About receivers though… read the reviews, nice general coverage portable (size of a book, maybe paperback book). It’s a good feature to have an option of a long long wire antenna…which does not really need to be “long”…it can be coiled ’round plastic pipe. There are tutorials on line. Nice to include the AM aircraft band, which many do not.
100 bucks ought to be enough. The 100 watts of solar is the key to recharging batteries in lights and radio. Most Chinese walkie talkies have feature flashlight. Nice Li type batteries too.
Oh! Yes! The battery packs from hand tools… our Amish brothers use these in creative ways, as buggy light power, and so forth. Rechargers run on mains voltage so>
A little battery PbO type 50 bucks, a little inverter to mains voltage and frequency – well, cheap. I found one for 50 cents at junk store. new maybe 30 bucks for a 100 watts, which is enough, I guess.
Electric lights at night are very safe and nice.
Participantarcheon, many thanks. Sounds like idyllic place!
Longtimeago, after the boat, we lived on a island farm – and in the old orchard lived a plague of insects, generations fattened from dropped fruit…and we lightly fenced the zone and got 100 india runner ducks… It was a great adventure. They’re most comical, and lay large wonderful eggs…and the insect plague was solved. We were a test zone for the ag university boffins, and some terrible wasp or worm was “threatening” the vineyards, and the only place it was not found? Yup! We never used any pesticides…very cool farm, 65 acres, peat river loam, infinite water, and a small lake…otter were to be seen at night, big fellows, and messy. But cute!
Then we moved to a mountain…big adventure. Thence to Anoxia.
We have a much smaller digs now, but there’s a salmon stream in walking distance, and a beautiful river – access somewhat limited, but free to launch a boat, Deer get hit on the road, and raccoon…bears and lions back in the hills (I know!) and dangerous swine, and our friend Mr Coyote. Bald eagles nest within a few miles. Our hens have never been bothered, so there must be lots of food for the wild critters. There are a few dairy cows kept by neighbors. Goats and sheep. Alfalfa grows happily hereabouts. Ranchers run cattle, cow-calf usually, further up the slope on somewhat rocky ground, and after that it’s miles of nature reserve…rugged canyons…with scheduled curated hikes, and open for deer season. And the Country is not overly populated, most people here are third generation, some families go back to the 1850’s. So fairly congenial, and reputation counts. They tell me, though, that the standards have fallen since the 1960’s in these here parts. We took the advice from Voltaire, to retire to mind our own garden… Quakers sometimes say “in the world but not of it”… well, that’s a nice goal anyways… but that’s sorta where we are in the phase of life. Pretty much stay home and study the freak show, and neglect building projects, or dawdle and go slowly… Mrs P bakes a lot, and is master of garden zone. Two old motorbikes running, mostly, but seldom ridden for more than a few miles. Fun though.
Best! P
Participant“This is bizarre and highly unusual in US culture” Indeed so. And I thought it unique. However Comrade McGovern said to da judgefeller that it happened at a college where he himself was during the affair Vietnam.
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