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Thursday, December 4, 2025
Correct ...
... that's the name of the game for this crowd which finally recognized what I was talking about for 11 years.
More than five years ago I wrote:
Economic self-sufficiency which is also a foundation of REAL national security starts from industry. No industry--no American nation. Simple as that. Modern generation of American "elites" has no idea, or, possibly, doesn't even care about what happens when the attempts to re-industrialize fail precisely because no one knows how to do it for real, not by doing what they got used to do--"printing" money which only accelerates a decline, towards eventual disintegration. So, here it is--no real recovery without real industries, which translate into real employment, this means reorienting production for the internal market and.... here we pause, because this seemingly simple scenario requires a long and substantive debate because this is where the issue of trade comes in and 99.99% of the American "elite" are a free trade neo-liberal fundamentalists who have neither knowledge nor skills to avert what is already not just on the horizon but knocking on the door. If you think otherwise, just take a look at the graphs above, especially a 10 year one. Things just got worse, not better since 2010. I am sure vast number of events coordinators, DJs and shopping assistants will have to rethink seriously their career choices if they even want any shot at any vacancy in a dramatically shrinking America's basis, before collapsing superstructure buries them.
Capital also loves victors. Here "isolated" Putin is greeted (in a pleasant violation of protocol) by his buddy Modi.
If rumors about new lease of a nuclear sub to India are correct, something tells me that Russia may provide Indian Navy with the very first hull of project 885 SSGN Severodvinsk. She can carry 3M22 Zircon but her main load is P-800 Oniks, which, of course, India has and it is called Brahmos. This is a transfer of an enormously powerful technology. But again, the production of Sukhoi 100 at HAL facilities for India's market has been already discussed, I am positive it is greenlighted now.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
This IS Offramp ...
... each time he and the US are offered it--he comes back to the square one (because his masters demand so) and he gets himself deeper and deeper into the excrement, especially considering the fact that the US simply ran out of not military options only, but material ones as well.
Trump may now abandon both Russia and Ukraine. Donald Trump is caught between a rock and a hard place. The rock, which is vast and apparently unable to move, is Russia. The hard place is Ukraine, and the European countries standing resolutely beside it. The US president had promised to settle the war within 24 hours of taking office, later extending that to 100 days. But it has now been some 317 days since his second inauguration, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows no signs of slowing. The US president has flirted with both punishing Moscow and Kyiv for obstructing his attempts to settle the almost four-year war. With Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner returning to Washington without a deal, a decision will have to be made over what comes next from an American perspective.
When even rabidly anti-Russian The Telegraph gets it, then Trump simply has NO choice. Or rather--do what you said before on board of Air Force One--let them "fight it out". That's the only "deal" he can get and ... the offramp. I want to remind again the words of Field-Marshal Paulus at Nuremberg:
At the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials, Goering's lawyer ironically remarked that, while in captivity, Field Marshal Paulus lectured on strategy at the Soviet Higher Military Academy named after K. E. Voroshilov (which in fact did not happen). Paulus, who was present at the meeting as a witness, replied: "The Soviet strategy was so far superior to ours that the Russians could hardly need me, even to teach at the school for non-commissioned officers. The best proof of this is the outcome of the battle on the Volga, as a result of which I was taken prisoner, and also the fact that all these gentlemen are sitting here in the dock." A more devastating assessment of the criminal strategists of Nazi Germany, perhaps, cannot be made!
Russians have a joke (and it is really not a joke)--fighting Russia is like fighting one huge advanced military academy attached to one huge military-industrial plant. Ben Hodges doesn't know military history, he also doesn't have a grasp of operations be that in WW II or in 2025.
Daniel simply stomped on him. Good Lord, this was a SACEUR. BTW, still haven't heard back from Mario Nawfal about, now questionable, my "debate" with Bed Hodges. One can only hope)) Meanwhile--countries, like people, love victors, especially if the victor is rich. Before that those were just negotiations, now, as WSJ reports, it is an offer from Sudan.
Sudan’s government, based in the interim capital Port Sudan, has offered Russia its first naval base in Africa and investments in the mining sector, particularly gold, in exchange for weapons, according to US and Sudanese sources. According to Sudanese officials who spoke to the newspaper, the offer includes a 25-year agreement allowing Moscow to deploy up to 300 soldiers and four warships, including nuclear-powered vessels, in Port Sudan or another naval facility on the Red Sea.
Keep in mind WHAT kind of weapons those ships carry.
Make your own conclusions. I'll help you.
This is the range of hypersonic 3M22 Zircon. The range of 3M14M is ... three times longer.
Europe Is Officially Dead.
I explain why Paulus stated the truth. And why there will be NO "compromise".
Please, give Donny Nobel Prize. Pretty, pretty please))
Well, Because ...
... morons try to "analyze" the obvious.
Why the U.S.-Russia Ukraine Talks Failed
Because they are not "talks", morons. They are dictating the conditions for capitulation of the West and the US trying to avoid a wholesale humiliation. Russians provided offramp for the US constantly during this 2025, a whole duration of Trump 2.0. But with the "advisers" such as Kellogg and other US generals who spew amateurish BS at FOX (Trump watches FOX) what do you expect? This is not to say that Witkoff and Kushner didn't enjoy their stay in Moscow--what's not to enjoy?
Per Kushner being there--I elaborate on that in my today's video which should be up in an hour or so--it is about both Israel and globalist Jewish capital. Somebody among those people finally recognized that delayed by the US by 80 years reckoning for Western Europe is here and with it the death of the safe haven for capital. It is a complex game, and one may ask--why not in the US. Well, I have some bad news--the US itself is unstable and bankrupt. So, where to park this capital now? China? Sure, but again--who knows. But what entity is stable and prudent, and emerged victorious from the titanic clash with the combined West? Here is your answer. Per Israel--Russia can provide Israel some sort of guarantees ONLY on the bases of establishment and recognition of Palestinian State, so--no go. But it doesn't mean that Zionists will not stop trying.
My friend Commander Farinazzo tells you important thing:
The era of grossly overstated West's military prowess is over. TOE from 1980s is NOT capable to fight TOE from 2025, period.
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
This Is Really Old News...
... it is decades old. This reflects catastrophically on, and you may have guessed it already, military education.
I want to refer you back to this:
The Army has made insufficient progress in arming its officers with science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and management (STEM+M) knowledge. The contemporary battlefield is faster paced, technologically enabled, and data driven, requiring officers to possess more skills, knowledge, and experience. We examine the Army’s history with STEM education and show that, in terms of education, the current Army officer corps has fallen behind its requirements for technology-enabled forces and modern society. We conclude with recommendations on how the Army can close the STEM+M education gap through advances in higher education and adopting talent management practices.
Warfare IS advanced math (and Physics), period. Hyman Rickover understood that, American public education as a whole--doesn't.
This Is An Exhibit A ...
... of British military edukeishn and overall state of UK's officer corps. He is a Lt. Colonel no less.
He is very upset because he graduated a vocational school which they call for some reason the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. It is not "academy"--it is 44 week-long course for people with no serious military background. Same goes for British courses ambitiously called Joint Services Command and Staff College (Defense Academy) where they prepare people who played a key role in killing 80,000 of own troops in 159 square miles of Kursk Oblast. So, if anyone thinks that you can prepare ... well, judge for yourself:
The Higher Command and Staff Course (HCSC) is a combined, joint and interagency defence and security course delivered at the post-graduate level. The course focuses on preparing future leaders and staff officers for the highest levels of operational command and control, to hone their ‘intellectual edge’ to meet the challenges of the modern world in an era of constant competition; able to successfully operate below the threshold of conflict whilst being ready to instantaneously transition to warfighting when required. ... HCSC is a 16-week annual course running from early January to late April.
Of course, they have this too.
The Advanced Command and Staff Course (ACSC) prepares mid-ranking UK and international military officers, and civil servants, for senior positions. During their year on ACSC, course members are encouraged to think critically and make decisions that evaluate moral, ethical, and legal consideration within a military context. The course represents a unique opportunity for both military and non-military course members to study in an open, enquiring and intellectually challenging environment.
This one is 11 months long. But Mr, Sir, Herr Tobias Ellwood didn't even get into those military degree mills, he merely got his "commission" through Sandhurst. And it shows--no understanding of the war whatsoever and that militarily UK is not a military power of note. But, but ... as Vladimir Putin stated today (verbatim).
If Europe wants war, Russia is ready, but after that there will be no Europe to negotiate anything with. These chihuahuas still cannot resign themselves to the fact that they did not just lose, they are not even in the same league.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will discuss the joint production of Sukhoi Su-57 fighter jets with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his trip to Delhi this week, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. New Delhi has encouraged defense firms from friendly countries, including Russia, to work with domestic arms manufacturers to bolster the prime minister’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. “The issue of Su-57s certainly will be on the agenda during Putin’s upcoming visit to India,” Peskov said.
That means that decision in principle has been made and India will get SU-57E, more S-400s and S-500.
Monday, December 1, 2025
New Crime Of Russia ...
... against Moldova. Just a few days ago it was a drone, and now this.
This Iskander's unexploded warhead also contained Vladimir Putin's passport and his handwritten order to attack this Moldovan barn.
Volchansk Now Officially ...
... lost its strategic significance because it is now officially liberated (meaning most of mop up is done). Meanwhile Rothschild's errand boy Macron meets this corpse.
I am sure Ze shared his stash with Micron. I am wondering when SAS/MI6 will off this creep--after all, can you imagine him singing if he is caught by Russians? He don't mind, he don't mind ... cocaine! (c)
Sentimentality Is Understood ...
... but this is filled with overstatements.
S-3 Viking sub hunter has a warning for Russia’s navy
States the author and continues with ... triviality:
The S-3 Viking left frontline service years ago, but its record stalking Soviet submarines still hangs over today’s naval standoffs in the North Atlantic and Arctic. As Russia leans harder on undersea power to challenge NATO sea lanes, the Viking’s history reads less like nostalgia and more like a pointed reminder of what a dedicated carrier-based sub hunter can do to a fleet that underestimates it.
The reason this piece is a) trivial and b) therapeutic is simple: ANY submariner in the world knows that the WORST enemy of any sub, be it Russian, American, Chinese (especially Chinese) or British with French is ASW/Patrol aircraft. The truism goes--if you see the P3 Orion/P8 Poseidon/Il-38N in periscope--you are dead. Vikings were excellent ASW aircraft, deeply respected both in the US Navy and by Russians. But here is the trick, once long-range anti-shipping missiles entered the fray the issue of Flaming Datum grew in significance because as of 2025 even with Jet-powered aircraft such as S-3 Viking was or P-8 Poseidon is--you need to still get low and slow to allow MAD to search for any kinky signature. And as you might understand everything revolves around Operational Sweep which say ASW helicopters (the only ASW aircraft available for ASW duties on carriers) cannot provide in the times when your Datum is many hundreds kilometers away. Here is a very crude explanation of the POD (Probability Of Detection) depending on Operational Sweep.
And here is a reminder (again), that in modern conditions, the Flaming Datum (a position from which enemy sub can launch at Carrier Battle Group) could be removed from the US Navy force up to 1,500 kilometers--this is the area of 7 million square kilometers. Nothing today can ensure security of any NATO's fleet in the open ocean against the carriers of P-800 Onyx (1,000 + km range) and 3M22 Zircon (1,500 km range). And I will remind you AGAIN--this is how search area looks like:
Good luck, especially considering NATO's air defense systems. Correct, Russians looked at the "warning" and decided to change not just rules of ASW chess, but simply change the chessboard. That is why Sergei Lavrov yesterday stated what I was stating for the last 11 years. As per S-3 Vikings--excellent ASW jets for their time, a feared and respected enemy:
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