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Can anyone verify this. An AFU column with white flags of surrender !?
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higurashihougi wrote:
Reason: it is unlikely for the bourgeioise to fabricate the data in order to bring harms to them. When they are telling things bad to them it usually means that they have no choice but to admit it.
https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/2023/06/26/europes-inflation-outlook-depends-on-how-corporate-profits-absorb-wage-gains?s=09&fbclid=IwAR3ZfiRj-0BLzlgHg9VKg2H9Nf90NfCi26GXjg-wO6T7I0oJ8goCroLhSo4
Rising corporate profits account for almost half the increase in Europe’s inflation over the past two years as companies increased prices by more than spiking costs of imported energy. Now that workers are pushing for pay rises to recoup lost purchasing power, companies may have to accept a smaller profit share if inflation is to remain on track to reach the European Central Bank’s 2-percent target in 2025, as projected in our most recent World Economic Outlook.
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Can anyone verify this. An AFU column with white flags of surrender !?
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Can anyone verify this. An AFU column with white flags of surrender !?
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Hole wrote:Most of this stuff will only be ready in 2030.
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kvs wrote:The Kiev regime has punitive forces (a la "smersh") to make sure that the conscripts die on the front. If there is any hint of surrender
there are executions. We have executions of soldiers on the front caught by Russian drones. Americans think that their guns give
them freedom. This is pathological ignorance. Organized force trumps any diffuse "militia" of armed nobodies. Ukr soldiers have guns
but they don't have any freedom.
Of course, when there are circumstances when the regime enforcers are taken out and the Ukr soldiers can dare surrender. But that
does not imply that this is easy and widespread. The surrender rate by the Ukr army has been very low.
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Can anyone verify this. An AFU column with white flags of surrender !?
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calripson wrote:kvs wrote:The Kiev regime has punitive forces (a la "smersh") to make sure that the conscripts die on the front. If there is any hint of surrender
there are executions. We have executions of soldiers on the front caught by Russian drones. Americans think that their guns give
them freedom. This is pathological ignorance. Organized force trumps any diffuse "militia" of armed nobodies. Ukr soldiers have guns
but they don't have any freedom.
Of course, when there are circumstances when the regime enforcers are taken out and the Ukr soldiers can dare surrender. But that
does not imply that this is easy and widespread. The surrender rate by the Ukr army has been very low.
The Afghans have shown the British Raj the door, the Soviet Red Army, and the Americans all with a relatively diffuse group of insurgents operating against highly organized militaries that were considered superpowers. Granted, they were supplied by outside powers with military grade weapons but they "trumped" much more organized and much better equipped forces.
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kvs wrote:calripson wrote:kvs wrote:The Kiev regime has punitive forces (a la "smersh") to make sure that the conscripts die on the front. If there is any hint of surrender
there are executions. We have executions of soldiers on the front caught by Russian drones. Americans think that their guns give
them freedom. This is pathological ignorance. Organized force trumps any diffuse "militia" of armed nobodies. Ukr soldiers have guns
but they don't have any freedom.
Of course, when there are circumstances when the regime enforcers are taken out and the Ukr soldiers can dare surrender. But that
does not imply that this is easy and widespread. The surrender rate by the Ukr army has been very low.
The Afghans have shown the British Raj the door, the Soviet Red Army, and the Americans all with a relatively diffuse group of insurgents operating against highly organized militaries that were considered superpowers. Granted, they were supplied by outside powers with military grade weapons but they "trumped" much more organized and much better equipped forces.
No US weekend warrior can start to approach an Afghan resistance fighter. Your implicit claim that Afghan fighters are poorly organized like US gun fags is
utter nonsense. The US population is getting reamed by its oligarch owners and all I see is arguments over tranny toilets.
Never mentioned anything about "U.S. gun fags" nor did I ever draw a comparison. Your statement was organized force trumps any diffuse militia. I just gave you three historical examples that counter that statement. Where the tranny comment originates form only a psychiatrist could ascertain.
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WTF are you talking about bro?
flamming_python wrote:Arkanghelsk wrote:It's a brilliant strategy by PuUSAF
He's calling the article V bluff
If wagner hammers and kills some Polish 16 mechanized troops
What does NATO do? Declare war on a nuclear state?
Do nothing? If they do nothing the specter of article V disappears
If they pursue wagner into Belarusian state lines,
They get nuked
Is Seig right? Will NATO mobilize the LGBT brigades to crush the weak Russian state?
Let us see who is the strongest
Mano a Mano hahahaha this is brilliant and hilarious at the same time
The dog is unleashed, what will NATO do about it
No it's a stupid plan just like the Ukrainian incursions into Belgorod were
It's fine if you don't mind all those men being killed or captured and they don't mind it either. But like I said, that applies only to the Ukraine.
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calripson wrote:The Afghans have shown the British Raj the door, the Soviet Red Army, and the Americans all with a relatively diffuse group of insurgents operating against highly organized militaries that were considered superpowers. Granted, they were supplied by outside powers with military grade weapons but they "trumped" much more organized and much better equipped forces.
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The problem is that Wagner had army support in Ukraine. And in this scenario it can't have it. So any operations will be limited to what can be achieved by having only intelligence and possibly EW/jamming support from the military.
These days they are just Alex Jones TV which is forced to mention Russia because they are located and financed from there
Not even CNN or FOX news ever sank that low
Poles aren't retarded enough to just leave their borders open and unprotected unlike some
"Because in the west we have this military influence of the Balts and Poles. We do not want such influence from the south. As you said, the Union State will still have to defend itself. Therefore, such approaches are unacceptable," Aleksandr Lukashenko added.
You are the one that claimed it was only "theft" / profiteering.
Can anyone verify this. An AFU column with white flags of surrender !?
Now since i don't trust the IMF, the only question i have is, where is the inflation hiding.
A lot of people have been wondering why these kids who have been sent to be cannon-fodder haven't just turned their guns on their officers and bring down the Kiev leadership.
Surely the reason Russia is still fucking around with troops outside Ukraine border and sending Wagner to Belarus instead is because Poland has certain plans for western ukraine.
Granted, they were supplied by outside powers with military grade weapons but they "trumped" much more organized and much better equipped forces.
NATO has just started a war of Extermination against Russia,
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andalusia wrote:Just saw this article and it says Russian jets don't have the ability to supercruise. I want to know is that true? And should Russia be concerned with the Ukraine obtaining the Gripen jet? https://www-businessinsider-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-asking-for-f16s-but-also-looking-at-swedish-gripens-2023-7?amp=&_gsa=1&_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQGsAEggAID#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16901563609042&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.businessinsider.com%2Fukraine-asking-for-f16s-but-also-looking-at-swedish-gripens-2023-7
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K 4G+ jets (from any nation) can't supercruise, at least not to any worthwhile degree. Gripen has been spun as a "Sukhoi killer" but its just empty hot air and marketing bullsht. Su-35S will have no more difficulty turning Gripens into smoking holes in the deck than they will with F-15/16. Su-57 will eat a bakers dozen for breakfast Twisted Evil wrote:
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