... of being sore losers. I kid you not.
In fact, those were not missiles at all, I am sure. The US is finding new ways to humiliate itself every day. Mr. Smith wrote a superb piece for Larry's blog. I will quote him but read the whole thing at Larry's blog, where Smith gives incoming DJT some advice.
Enjoy Smith's eloquent style.Yes, Ukraine exposed the fraud.
... for years. Russia has an overwhelming conventional escalation superiority. So, IRCM with hypersonic MIRVs. Just a demonstration.
... asking this question?
Is Biden Trying to Start a War to Prevent Trump From Being Installed as President?
Judging by the increased number of trolls... ah judge for yourself. This is from Ria (use Google to translate).
Translation: Fighters from other units have already reached the center and control more than half of the city. A few kilometers and the Ukrainian troops will be surrounded. The loss of Kurakhovo will deprive the Ukrainian Armed Forces of important supply routes. And the Russian army will receive the key to the Zaporizhia region.
And what do you know:
As he and his cabal who fucked the US and the world for 8 years should. The only escape for them, the only chance to avoid being charged with treason is to elicit some crazy response from Russia. Poor kids don't know anything about Russia and war--the activity at which Russia is the best in the world.
That's the way to motivate your troops)).
Yes, the way to teach them "not to be afraid of death" is to use copious amounts of methamphetamine, whose use is now traditional in the midst of 404 cannon fodder. But here comes the second question: what can possibly British military "teach" ukies? Seriously? The army which is much smaller that VSU and who learned only one thing--hide behind the back of NATO proxy. It is akin to asking local plumber to perform open heart surgery. Yet, here we are, especially when looking at UK's blabbering cretin also known as PM.
... he is a hot air balloon and a sore loser who wouldn't be allowed to command regiment, let alone brigade in serious army. I totally get the agitation of Daniel Davis, but...
... penned a good piece (in Russian) on this "permission" for strikes. You can read it here following this link. The only thing Alksnis messed up is the following of the same meme of "red lines". There never were any "red lines"--those are a figment of imagination of cowards in the West trying to probe the limits of Moscow's patience. But she nails it--the US has no space for maneuver left and it is the last step of desperation. Now it is just the matter what NATO's asset will go down first. To remind you about ATACMS ranges.
When your symphony orchestra starts to rock to your music... Well, Steve Lukather is one of the greatest...
This is Sergei Bogdan (62 years old) flying Su-57 prototype at Zhuhai a few days ago. This is not edited video, no slowing down for scale and a genuine sound. There is some USAF guy talking about it ... LOL)))
Some revelations. Plus excellent about Paul Nitze and US Navy's ships.
That's why they needed "North Korean troops" BS. Totally expected.
Keep in mind, this is NYT--they lie for living, but if true--makes no difference militarily. Merely shows impotent rage of Washington and its "parting gift" to Trump, trying to elicit some kind of response from Russia. Well, that means only one thing--404 will lose much more territory, while petulant children from Washington better go back to kindergarten and learn to read properly before trying to play big military games. Cowards, hiding behind backs of proxies.
I never could have imagined in my life that this Flag will become the symbol of freedom.
How else could it be.
They still continue with this dead-beat shtick of Russiagate. In related news--and I think that that's the route GOP should take--in response to this stream of smut perpetuated by DNC and subservient US MSM, they should declare that male chief-editors of MSM have small, children-size penises and then leave them to prove it otherwise. I am sure, at some point, it may require the creation of the subcommittee to investigate the size of penises of say editorial staff of WSJ or CNN, or DNC staffers, but can you imagine Senate hearings on this shit? I will abstain with my proposals of what kind of accusations worthy of investigation could be leveled at female members of same, but we all know that fuckability index does exist on its own among male American population and that, in the end, what really matters. If you know what I mean, wink, wink...
... TTzK (Recruitment) thugs are catching more cannon fodder for 404.
... but the conditions for this change have been formed long ago before DJT victory. I repeat ad nauseam--reality, like gravity, is a bitch, and when it bites--it hurts like hell. NYT notes:
Well, yeah, Russians are already in Kupyansk. Most of the VSU remnants on this Kupyansk-Kharkov axis are pinned down along the Oskol River and all crossings are fire-controlled by Russian artillery and VKS. Once Kupyansk falls (coming soon)--the road to Kharkov is open and there is no chance in hell NATO planners can set up any kind of a defensive line in the open fields. They are already on the run, they will run even faster trying to slow down in whatever hamlet or village they will be passing. And then ... but let's not rush--we may yet see a fascinating development with new Administration trying to "sell" to Russia an increasingly diminishing asset. There will be no Minsks anymore and Trump better understand this--that may save him some very unpleasant moments that even excuses, valid to a degree, that this whole clusterfuck in 404 was of Biden's doing may well be fast forgotten.
... or maybe not. Just a reminder. And yes, her photo is known around the world. Too bad that today media care about what some Hollywood slut or dumbfuck have to say.
I am talking about professional criteria (which my today's video is about).
His combat experience in Afghanistan is irrelevant within the framework of global balance of power and to "tame" Pentagon one needs a huge expertise in procurement and R&D, which automatically disqualifies Hegseth on this merit alone. It is all fine and dandy to command a company, but many people forget that USMA at West Point USED TO BE (not anymore) a good engineering school first and foremost. I'll give you a mental experiment... Take an aging fart like me and put me in charge of the staff of, say, coastal missile systems (Bastions), restore my clearance and give me a month or two in the formation, without unnecessary humbleness--I will be able to run it and provide for acceptable combat readiness. Get my aging ass to some missile corvette--same shit, after a month or two I will be able to command it or to become COS of the brigade of such ships. I will be able to do it because I have fundamental military-engineering background which is a MUST for such tasks. Hegseth has degree in... Politics. Now imagine this guy taking on utterly corrupt R&D and procurement policies of Washington. I don't think so.
And then, of course, there is SMO, Russia and 21st century battlefield, which was utterly absent in Iraq and Afghanistan. But then again, Lisa Franchetti has degree in journalism and in business from the on-line college. She is CNO (Chief of Naval Operations)--Chester Nimitz and Elmo Zumwalt are spinning in their graves. Let me remind WHO was the guy behind stunning technological development and industry reorganization in Russian Armed Forces. Compare:
That's the caliber of people and their competencies one needs to change things. No additional comments are necessary...
Be that Su-57 flown by Sergei Bogdan or Chinese beauty next to him. Russia signed first export contracts for Su-57.
... that Trump's new national security advisor Mike Waltz who is described in these terms:
Is not an expert "on the threats posed by China, Russia, Iran and global terrorism" and especially on Russia, because there are about zero people for the least 20+ years in both House Armed Services and House Foreign Affairs Committees who have any clue about the world outside and the modern warfare. He cannot be an expert, considering his alleged support for a delusional and utterly obsolete concept of "Peace Through Strength" for the United States. Waltz worked for Donald Rumsfeld--the guy who failed miserably in his understanding of the warfare and applied geopolitics. TOE of the US Armed Forces is a testament to the views of these people, not that anyone else would have fared better by screwing US doctrinal development so profoundly. Somebody has to tell the guy that "Strength" based on TOE from 1990s is not strength.
I had a very tenuous hope for Trump calling on Colonel Douglas Macgregor for the position of National Security Adviser, well ... we all knew what was coming, didn't we. Waltz is a "specialist" in high intensity police operations in Afghanistan, wow ... Degree in "International Relations" from VMI kinda gets you some ideas. So, the "special forces" guy with zero understanding of technological and economic drivers of the modern war will be a classic US gung ho "advising" Trump. Well, looks like we exchanged one set of neocons for another. Ah, well ... the more things change, the more they stay the same. Next in line is a chores boy for Adelson's family Marco Rubio ...
Otherwise, how can one take this cretin seriously.
The former prime minister also pointed to the prospect of the US cutting aid to Kiev as a potential risk, claiming some people with “wrong” views on the issue were in president-elect Donald Trump’s inner circle. “Donald Trump has lots of different voices in his ears and there’s a front of the Republican Party, quite a lot of them actually, who take the wrong line on Ukraine,” he said. If aid to Ukraine is reduced and Kiev starts losing, London could be forced to deploy troops to the region, Johnson claimed. “We will then have to pay to send British troops to help defend Ukraine,” the politician stated.
I know, he is not the brightest of already dim lot, but if any professionals are left in the UK Ministry of Defense, they have to tell him to stop parading UK in the front of the whole world as a joke. It has been humiliated enough already, especially its, quoting Douglas Macgregor (not to be accused of anti-British bias) lilliputian armed forces which will fail to defend Wembley Stadium, not to speak of whatever this moron wants to defend in 404. It shows, degree in Classicism (yep, that's BoJo's background) and belonging to all kinds of self-proclaimed "elite' clubs in London one statesman makes not.
Meanwhile Russian Armed Forces methodically eradicate whatever is left of Kiev's air defense ...
They turn into petulant kindergarten children. Such as Admiral Rob Bauer--the man has no self-respect and, obviously, is an amateur for the real warfare of the 21st century. Pathetic.
A very important interview to Ria. Who is Mikhail Kovalchuk? He is the President of the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Who is Igor Kurchatov? Well, he is the father of the Soviet A-bomb. So, you do understand now how immensely important this Institute is for fundamental science and national security of Russia. Here is its President talking.
Translation: Russia has stopped "fertilizing" the world with its brains - scientists from other countries now come to us for the opportunities that are opening up, says Mikhail Kovalchuk, president of the National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute". In an interview with RIA Novosti, he told us in which areas Russian science retains its leadership, how CERN hunts for Russian physicists, whom it itself got rid of, how Kurchatov helps SVO, why it is so important for our country to develop its own technological agenda, and also shared plans for the exploration of the Moon and the creation of a nuclear-powered subglacial gas carrier, and explained why the Kurchatov Institute should engage in winemaking. Interviewed by Vladimir Sychev and Dilyara Solntseva.
Read the whole thing (Google Translate will do) and pay attention not only to the arrogance of Europeans, but to this thing:
Of course, not. In fact, these herpes known as US MSM will probably celebrate their, in their opinion, brilliant BS.
Peskov is wrong on only one count, though--WaPo is not respectable outlet. It is, as many times have been noted before:
... at this stage to discuss anything, if... I underscore it IF this call took place at all. Knowing who human waste at WaPo are it wouldn't be beyond them just to make this shit up.
Somebody has to explain to Trump what required force is and that currently the totality of the US Armed Forces doesn't have enough force to fight Russia in the East, let alone this allegedly stressed by Trump "significant presence". Peace is, of course, good but it is not coming on NATO's, US that is, conditions. If he thinks that Russians are impressed with "significant presence", he should talk to Doug Macgregor or Daniel Davis, they may enlighten him on what is going on. In related news.
At this stage, I think, it is about time to allow Mr. Kinzhal or Mr. Zircon to visit some French military installations or maybe reduce Marine Nationale's list of frigates or corvettes just to demonstrate to these cowards that their place is that of poodle who ate master's shoes and needs to be punished.
Pompeo is out!! Agree with Larry, Pompeo betrayed Trump. This is good news, actually.
Read the rest at Larry's blog.
About Germany.
... at least this is how it looks like for now.
For those people who still ride the high from the election win for MAGA, I'll pour some cold water on their expectations. Trump cannot stop anything in 404 no matter how he tries, or whatever hollow outward PR effects he may employ, what he wants is to freeze SMO and then put the burden of supporting 404 on Europe's shoulders. That's the plan. It is stupid, almost childish plan, but half of it may still work--that is making EU pay for 404. And here we have to understand one very important fact--it was EU which played a crucial role in unleashing the mayhem on Maidan in 2013 and then lied to Russian face during Minsk Accords. EU doesn't have capability and capacity to really aid 404--NATO has been largely demilitarized. No matter what EU does--it is over for Europe and with the exception of some critical technological and industrial competencies, Europe will be made (already in progress) poor but wealthy enough to buy crappy American weapons, which should "guarantee" Europe's "defense" against those hordes of Russians.
... that we will grind our teeth at him, because he deserves it. Yet, let's admire for a moment the First Lady who is simply a Slavic girl who carries herself as is appropriate to a First Lady, and she knows what she is worth. And something tells me she is more than just an ornament...
We knew this, Putin knew this.
... ad nauseam about Europe.
... than 500,000 KIAs, way more, Jeffrey. When the whole scale of this catastrophe, including for EU and the US, will be revealed--the world will gasp. But I agree, it is Biden's (Obama's) project.
... between Colonel Macgregor and Judge Nap.
You already noticed that the festivities are over and serious issues begin to pop-up. If any of these people--Cotton, Pompeo et al--make it to new Administration, forget it--it will be a repeat of his first admin. I assess such a probability as high and the US will continue to be pushed towards ruin as an extension of Israel, with some cosmetic measures here and there, and with continuous fluffy rhetoric to anesthetize the base. That is why I enjoy the meltdown of DNC and Democratic Party as a whole, and yes--we voted for Trump, but it was in choosing the lesser evil. For now I am in a wait and see mode, or in "giving a benefit of a doubt" mode. We'll know soon enough.
... we can be thankful, because the pseudo-civilization of freaks got burned. That is positive.
... Son of a Gun did it again. Congrats to President-elect Donald J. Trump. It is a very convincing win. Now, getting buckets of pop-corn in anticipation of appointments to his cabinet. Then we'll talk. Hey, at least America will have a hot First Lady again--that's a plus. In all honesty, Melania is a class act.
He also can fly to Mars, invent vaccine against everything and also get Nobel Prize in Physics.
This delirium is published by The Hill pretending to be a media outlet, not tabloid which it is, and penned by:
Alexander Temerko is a Ukrainian-British businessman and political activist, energy investor, and Councillor of the Institute of Economic Affairs.
Temerko is a consummate product of 404 since exhibits traits characteristic of population of former Ukraine which is Mriya (Мрия). No, not the name of famous giant airplane An-225 since its moniker Mriya, given to it by the Soviet Union which built it, is indeed Ukrainian for the Dream. No, nowadays Mriya in 404 means more than just some dream, it is dream taken to its ultimate limit and even beyond it--into the space which exists only after some serious input of controlled substances. It is in this space where the average khohol has 404 being the member of NATO, EU and Intergalactic League of Sexual Reforms, and not just the full member, but member who is admired and each citizen of 404 is paid Euro 10,000 a month while supervising the defeated Russia and its miserable population, ordering those Russkies to the left and to the right.
That's Mriya. Temerko, same as The Hill people who published this Mriya, is exactly the type--404 version of Chalabi, selling sycophantic BS to Washington which is always lustful after praise. This is the level of the planners in Washington who also, long ago, reside in Mriya land where anything is possible--like scaring Russia with ultimatum, or defeating her on the battlefield or even more outrageously--teaching Washington about real economics, real war, real history, about its real place in the larger scheme of things... Oh boy, it feels like I begin to float even further into void of this Mriya and I merely took my 20 oz morning latte... Don't do drugs, kids.
... Russians, indeed, are not coming.
Obviously, having contacts with essentially enemy's institutions doesn't imply "cooperation". This seemingly innocuous change of title is, however, symptomatic, because cooperation with Europe can exist only on the base of bi-lateral relations, such as Russian-Hungarian or Russian-Slovak relations. Such relations are not possible in principle with Germany, France or UK. They are by default problematic by virtue of being hostile on part of those Old Europe's chihuahuas and cannot be cooperative in any sense.
Russians, indeed, are not coming. Galloway and Nikiforova are saying what many are afraid to say. A bit of Osipov-Lanchester for prostitutes from NYT. Or, per Larry, schizophrenics. Both definitions work.
... that Joe was a KGB asset--to demolish the United States so thoroughly one has to be an operations of influence virtuoso. Luckily, we can now disclose Joe's (Colonel Iosif Robertovich Bidenov) identity, since the operation is over and Iosif Robertovich is back home, in his apartment in the apartment block at Lenin's Street in the city of Syzran, recovering from a long work under deep cover.
... Russians are not coming, especially not in a military sense.
It is Friday and time to reminisce about happy childhood in early 1960s...
Although, it is Friday, here are some really earth-shaking news of how Russia solves the issue of... washing machines, you know--to extract microchips. It is in Russian, but it explains why Russian satellites, missiles, submarines and, yes, washing machines continue to be produced and work. The title of the article is menacing for the cabal of globalists who never knew anything about Russia and her history.
Представлено российское оборудование для производства чипов до 90 нм и тоньше!
Or, generally speaking, of Russia.
Germany's reliance on China, Russia was like being 'doped': vice chancellor. Berlin to push ahead with derisking, doesn't face structural recession: Robert Habeck
WOLFSBURG, Germany, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) plans to shut at least three factories in Germany, lay off tens of thousands of staff and shrink its remaining plants in Europe's biggest economy as it plots a deeper-than-expected overhaul, the company's works council head said on Monday. Europe's biggest carmaker has been negotiating for weeks with unions over plans to revamp its business and cut costs, including considering plant closures on home soil for the first time, in a blow to Germany's industrial prowess.
