... this blog is for people who want to learn and further their knowledge on crucial operational and strategic issues. It is not for hysterical types who use this blog for "suggestions" for Russia (or Iran) what and how to do things, while not having even a fraction of the information, let alone knowledge and strategic awareness. As I stated not for once, this blog IS NOT designed for therapeutical reasons, albeit sometimes it accidentally serves this purpose. This is for people who can think rationally and clearly. Meanwhile ...
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
A Bit Of VSU ...
... reality.
Animals, pure and simple. As this POW admits to murdering Russian civilians under orders given.
Many of them do not need orders--they did it and do it with pleasure. That's European "values". Here is a very good sarcastic piece in Ria. About Denmark.
Those who listened to Randy's broadcast with Dmitry Polyansky, Roger Waters, Larry and me, listen again what Dmitry explains about Europe.
His admission on "utility" of OSCE is also revealing. You cannot negotiate with fanatics.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
The Butthurt Is Strong ...
... on this one. "Experts" with internet and "business degrees" try to cope. So, this one invents the problem where there is none.
Oil Rally Gives Russia an Excuse to Delay Crucial Budget Reform. Russia was all set to tighten the screws on its own oil dependence, but the oil price spike is causing it to rethink its plan. Moscow has hit pause on planned changes to its budget rule, the mechanism designed to shield state finances from violent oil price swings. The idea was to lower the oil price threshold that determines when the National Wellbeing Fund gets tapped, forcing the government to rely less on energy windfalls. That now looks less urgent with oil doing the heavy lifting. As of March 24, the market is doing Russia a favor. Brent is sitting at $103.46, WTI at $92.29, both sharply higher as the Middle East conflict continues to choke flows through the Strait of Hormuz. For a petrostate running a war budget, that kind of price environment buys breathing room—at least on paper. But this is classic Russia: long-term reform meets short-term cash, and guess which one wins.
Sweetheart, I understand that with your "experiences" and lack of any knowledge about Russia and war (you have no a faintest clue--look at your "degrees"), in which Russia defeated combined West with the US and petrodollar is being read its final rites this very minute. It hurts, I know, but to grasp a tight connection between operational-strategic realities and real economy is beyond the grasp of most products of West's "idikeishinal" system in "economics", let alone "creative writing". So, it is Trump who desperately needs "breathing room", not Russia. And then read what Russia's Prime Minister says about your types:
“I know a large number of absolutely wonderful financiers, economists who used to be not very good engineers, but I don’t know a single, even not a very good one, engineer who used to be good financier or economist.”
Welcome to the 21st century's demand for real skills and knowledge. In related news--"technical writers" like you are a dime a dozen.
Sure, It Was The "Ghost of Kuwait"...
... but even US Air and Space Forces magazine has to admit:
Iran has developed air defense systems that can use passive infrared sensors rather than radar to target aircraft, a solution that previously proved effective in Yemen when employed by the Iranian-backed Houthis, which downed around half a dozen MQ-9 Reapers during Operation Rough Rider last year. The stealthy F-35 evades radar, but infrared sensors home in on heat. The F-35 is now one of around 20 U.S. Air Force aircraft known to be damaged or destroyed in the nearly three-week-old Iran war.
So, let me clarify.
1. F-35 DOES NOT "evade radar", it is pure BS. It has lower signature in the front semisphere. It is totally detectible;
2. What is "around" 20 aircraft? 19? 22? 25?
Well, make your own conclusions. But, it will take USAF some time for getting used to that, since this is the FIRST time in many decades that it encountered an actual air defense which is newer than was AD in Yugoslavia--by a generation, if not two--and that getting high on fairy tales by 404 on issues of AD and air combat is not good for your health, both physical and mental. I know they still run Top Gun: Maverick in selected theaters. I do prefer, however, the first one--fun and great soundtrack. Ah yes, Kelly McGillis at her stunning top self. To those who still consume this "stealth" BS, MQ-9 Reaper drone is also "stealthy", yet somehow they are falling from the skies. Yes, it was very successful against mighty Taliban air force and air defense.
Here is poor-poor dear Stephen Miller's reaction during Trump's speech on his victories in Iran.
Something went wrong, but what? /s
Monday, March 23, 2026
It Is All Interconnected ...
... Larry Wilkerson is straight forward with this whole Mossad and IDF thing.
Cannot get any clearer than that, but we knew this, if not knew then suspected anyway. So, this should not come as a surprise at all. Meanwhile, in other theater:
UN, March 23. /TASS/. The Kyiv regime, refusing to negotiate and continuing the war, will soon face new conditions for resolving the conflict. This was stated by Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, at a meeting of the Security Council on Ukraine, convened at the request of Kyiv. "The President of Russia has repeatedly confirmed that we are unequivocally committed to a negotiated solution and achieving the goals of the NWO by diplomatic methods, but since the Kyiv regime is not ready for this and, instigated by its European friends, is going to continue to fight at any cost. He will soon have to face new settlement conditions," Nebenzya said.
This is for those who lose focus. I, obviously, cannot vouch for 4 (four) S-400 systems (whatever that means) delivered to Iran, but it becomes clear that WSJ's lamentations are not baseless.
And Israel's attempts at striking Bandar-Enzeli port at Caspian Sea is an indicator of them understanding that the line Astrakhan-Enzeli may become a very intensive SLOC (Shipping Line Of Communications). RT is pressing me to give commentary to war criminal Lindsey Graham's statement that US marines took Ivo Jima and they can take Kharq Island. Anna Paulina already reacted:
I am deeply upset at the lack of respect for life Senator Lindsey Graham is displaying when talking about our troops. He is acting as if they are expendable cattle. This is unacceptable and dark. There were over 26,000 American casualties at Iwo Jima.
Well, Lindsay Graham, as most of the US Congress, are as removed from real war as humanly possible. Obviously such simple things as "fire impact", "fire density", "weight of the salvo", "casualties" and other entry level terms for a platoon CO are not known by Lindsey (yeah, "a veteran") and "long range fires" are used in Pentagon (which is controlled by Israel) only when applied against the enemy. The whole notion that your troops are defenseless against long range fires of your enemy is beyond the grasp of the graduates of the US War Colleges. But yes, Top Gun: Maverick did really well at the box office.
Let us recall, the conclusion to Dune by Frank Herbert. Report on the Bene Gesserit Motives and Purposes:
The Lady Jessica was ordered to produce an Atreides daughter. The plan was to inbreed this daughter with Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, a nephew of the Baron Vladimir, with the high probability of a Kwisatz Haderach from that union. Instead, for reasons she confesses have never been completely clear to her, the concubine Lady Jessica defied her orders and bore a son. This alone should have alerted the Bene Gesserit to the possibility that a wild variable had entered their scheme. But there were other far more important indications that they virtually ignored: In the face of these facts, one is led to the inescapable conclusion that the inefficient Bene Gesserit behavior in this affair was a product of an even higher plan of which they were completely unaware!
"An even higher plan." But how can you explain a child of five what System of Systems is and what this (among many other things) ...
... a simple MDP (Markov Decision Process) with three states (green circles) and two actions (orange circles), with two rewards (orange arrows) is, and how strategies are developed. Impossible in the culture shaped by Hollywood and GIGO. Repeating "the spice must flow" many times doesn't change anything unless you are aware and internalize. For those who want some idea about Markov Chain--here is an excellent intro.
Try it, it is not as hard as it seems for intro level.
The Hunt For Scapegoat Has Officially ...
... started.
Now, Pete, get ready to be thrown under the bus and maybe then you will recognize that everything you believe in and what you "know" about REAL war is a steaming pile of bovine excrement. Your boss in desperate attempts to save his own ass will sacrifice every single of you, because for him you are just pawns. So, get ready to whatever comes your way and it ain't going to be pretty.
He Thinks That He Is Very Sophisticated ...
... strategist. Already the whole world laughs at him.
Iranian embassy in South Africa reacted.
This is embarrassing.
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