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@Alex_Oloyede2 Why do you have internet? Get the fuck out of west.

You should thank God Russia isn't Israel.

You may have done the same if you did not want neighbors that live a better life. Putin has a dictatorship regime. All neighbors don't want that. And he does not want free countries around. Look at all his friend countries - piece of shit dictatorships where people are under the boot. Are you the same kind of dictatorship lover?

@ilogicForm @buck_nak3d @BowesChay They tricked him England if I was Putin and I’m responsible for 150 million Russian I will never allow NATO 400 kilometres from Moscow So I would probably do the same

Just a reminder. Crimea was, is and always will be Russia

@CryptoTare @buck_nak3d @BowesChay If someone enters in your country and rapes your wife, you want peace or you want the aggressor out?

@ilogicForm @buck_nak3d @BowesChay Zelenskyy doesn’t want peace Because he listens to EU They don’t want peace

@CryptoTare @buck_nak3d @BowesChay How about working for Peace. I never heard word peace from them. Only death and sacred war.

@buck_nak3d @ilogicForm @BowesChay That is a other thing They have him in sanctions And he is trying to survive So he made weapons and they let him be

Realizezi ce spun statisticile, nu? Cei mai proști dintre noi sunt aia care sunt vrăjiți de citatele lu guru. De manipulările lui cu apeluri la tradiție, religie. Va spameaza toată ziua cu vorbe goale și prostimea sta și se uită vrăjită. Cum ziceam, vezi statisticile. Probabil vă încadrați la fix.

@ilogicForm @turcescu 🤣🤣🙈🙈Unora pur și simplu le lipsește discernământul să înțeleagă lucrurile,din moment ce l-ați votat pe Nicu retardatul e lesne de înțeles cum sunteți voi🤣🤣🤣

Abia așteptăm să îl vedem din nou live pe Președintele nostru iubit #CalinGeorgescu la @turcescu 🙏💪🇷🇴😎❤️

@Micaela54170881 eu vad niste scandalagii de serviciu

@hishuilya @Ninjago9101 The lack of depth was visible from trailers. Barely any story or dialog.

@Ninjago9101 „Lacks depth“ game just released and people expect op builds from the start. Go fuck off. Play your roblox again wtf.. Im a Black Desert Online Veterean with 17k hours on steam and can finally appreciate my mmorpg getting a single player game that fits the vibe.

The lowest reviewed score of Crimson Desert is from Critical Hits it's at 45. • Criticism: Confusing narrative & uninteresting characters • Missions feel like generic MMO tasks • Combat has many mechanics but lacks depth

@Joseph_Witty Oh, and it starts with mortal combat bicycle :))

@Joseph_Witty Naming them combos does not hide that fact that ist a spam of all abilities available today in games. No thought seems put in it - all in one pack. Particles that shoot electricity that breaks in poison gas balls. Sure.

Crimson Desert is looking CRAZY!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

@VividProwess You started the war when you destroyed Palestine. You forced your way on that land and now we all see the consequences.

This is Gaza before the war. They had everything, yet they chose to invade Israel, slaughter 1,200 Israelis, and promised to do it again and again. Never forget who started this war.

@SprinterPress This is how you know is a shit regime. It builds weapons of war instead of taking care of their country.

IRAN JUST REVERSED ALL THE RULES OF MODERN WARFARE 🇮🇷 They built underground missile cities 500+ meters deep. IN ALL 31 PROVINCES!!! The launch pad is not visible.

@VividProwess Here is another perspective: They tried to convince the world that a land in the middle of all that is worth to die for. That is pure religious dogma. They destroyed Palestinians and created enemies all over the world for a piece of crap land. Pure insane dogma.

They're trying to convince the world that Israel, this yellow dot, a state the size of New Jersey and the only Jewish state in the world, surrounded by Muslim nations, is the “occupier.” Do they realize how stupid they sound?

@jacksonhinklle How about some negotiations?

🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran military spokesman: "You attacked our infrastructure and energy in the south. Your infrastructure, energy, and gas facilities will burn to ashes at the first opportunity. Your era of glory is over -- withdraw from the region or choose death."

@jurgen_nauditt Who cares about internet? They have nice metro stations.

One of Russia's biggest bloggers asks: „Does anyone understand what's happening in Russia right now? Another attempted coup or a provocation? Experts, your time has come.“ Fighterbomber (a former Su-24 pilot with excellent connections in the Russian Air Force) senses exactly that: "Something's rotten, but I don't know what."

@Gerashchenko_en But they have nice metro stations

I’m not buying the explanation that Russia’s internet lockdown is just an "anti-drone measure." Yes, there is an anti-drone logic behind it, but it seems much more like part of a stricter mobilization model: first, the state suppresses communications and limits access to keep people within a controlled digital environment, and only afterward will it conduct a new wave of mobilization with less chaos and less room for resistance. Russia is preparing for a larger war and a broader mobilization. For the process to go smoothly, the regime needs to reduce information leaks, make summonses digital and unavoidable, and narrow the space for evasion and escape. That’s why Russia has already launched electronic summonses - to make it harder for men to avoid conscription. We don’t know exactly where the Kremlin will deploy the next wave of cannon fodder. But we do know that Putin is already expanding the army to 1.5 million active personnel, and the Kremlin has openly justified this by citing threats on the Western flank and the need to create new structures in the northwest. Analysts have noted that Russia cannot start a second war without withdrawing forces from Ukraine. However, for a limited local operation - for example, in the Baltic region - Russia might need roughly 60-90 thousand troops for a second theater. Not "another Ukraine." Not hundreds of thousands in the first wave. Just 60-90 thousand, if they are supported with drones, artillery, air defense, electronic warfare, engineers, and a functional command structure. For a wider multi-vector operation - around 100-140 thousand. So, for a localized crisis, Russia doesn’t need "a second army like in Ukraine." It needs a second strike package sufficient to break the first hours of defense. It’s important not to measure Russia with the old yardstick - number of divisions, tanks, or conventional mass. Russia can enter differently: fewer people, more drones, electronic warfare, long-range fire, mining, and targeted suppression of command. Estonian intelligence reports directly that Russia is deploying a new branch of unmanned forces, expecting around 190 battalions of unmanned systems. The Baltic Fleet already has a regiment of unmanned naval strike systems. Meanwhile, production of large-caliber ammunition has increased more than 17-fold since 2021. This is preparation for the next war while the current one continues. To field such a second strike package without reducing pressure on Ukraine, Russia, in my view, would need a new mobilization wave of roughly 180-250 thousand people. In a stronger scenario - 250-350 thousand. That’s why digital control over society is so important for the Kremlin: it makes a new mobilization more manageable. These are estimates, but if the Kremlin launches a strict mobilization model and a new wave of conscription, it could achieve early operational readiness for a local operation in 12-18 months, reach a plateau of sufficient readiness in 18-24 months, and achieve more sustainable capacity in 30-36 months. This is much faster than the reassuring "6-10 years" Europe often cites for preparation, because "6-10 years" refers to a large war with NATO, not a short, high-intensity shock. Russia’s ability to rapidly form new structures is already evident - for example, the 44th Army Corps was built in 7-8 months. Finally, the war in Iran drastically lowers the cost of a major war for the Kremlin and brings it closer. Russia is the main beneficiary of chaos in the Middle East: Brent is around $103 versus the $59 per Urals assumed in the Russian budget. Cuts to expenditures of 10% can be postponed. Moreover, as The Independent notes, the oil price surge effectively breaks the logic of exhausting the Russian budget: an extra $6-10 billion in less than a month already covers the estimated $6.6 billion monthly cost of compensations and recruitment replacements. So, as of now, war is becoming cheaper for Moscow, and new escalation is closer than ever.

@andreJa0215 Ar fi naspa sa va creasca niste creier.

Mulțumesc, dar nu mulțumesc. La mine ori își face măduva osoasă treaba și regenerează sângele, ori, dacă nu… să mă lăsați să mor curat, vă rog frumos. Am lăsat scris ca să știț! 😅😅

Am uitat ca esti prost - lucru care include si memorie foarte scurta. Ti-am explicat deja care e singura greseala - un pr mai bun - un fotogram mai bun. Dar tu esti atat de prost si de incompetent mintal incat ma faci sa ma repet. Dar ma repet. Ca sa arat lumii cat de prost esti. Si prost si insistent.

@ilogicForm Mai băiatule măi, cum sa popularizezi Moartea în Vacanță? 🤣 Așa se sparie lumea. Ce a ajuns Sala Unirii...

Cristian Niculescu face o observație șocantă, dar foarte judicioasă despre scena donării de sânge de la Cotroceni. Dacă ceea ce scrie Cristian Niculescu vi se pare exagerat, gândiți-vă când i-ați văzut ultima oară pe Iohannis, Băsescu, Constantinescu sau Iliescu în asemenea postură... Mai mult, gândiți-vă care este ultimul șef de stat pe care l-ați văzut astfel – și încă la reședința oficială, într-un cadru festiv (adică ritualic)... Exact! Și acum citiți postarea lui Cristian Niculescu: "ROMÂNIA CARE SÂNGEREAZĂ Președintele României și alți demnitari donează sânge la reședința oficială a primului, în cea mai cunoscută sală de ceremonii ce reprezintă centrul simbolic al puterii de stat. Organizator: MApN. Ce-avem noi, aici, dpdv ezoteric? Sala Unirii, unde am prins mult festivități ca ziarist, este simbol al suveranității României. Este locul unde se desfășoară ceremoniile de depunere a jurământului de către membrii guvernului, unde se decorează și onorează cetățenii care au făcut ceva remarcabil pentru țară. Aici se primesc șefii de stat străini și se semnează documente internaționale de importanță strategică. Sala Unirii simbolizează identitatea națională. În sala asta a curs sângele celui considerat primul om din statul român. Oferirea de sânge este un ritual cu 3 semnificații: *transfer de putere sau vitalitate *angajament sau promisiune irevocabilă *plată supremă pentru a obține protecție sau cunoaștere Nu cred că e nevoie să explic prea mult. Vorbim despre un jurământ pecetluit cu sânge către entități cărora li s-a cedat puterea țării, cu promisiunea că România va face sacrificii de sânge iar entitățile vor proteja pe cei care au cedat. Nu e ceva ce nu bănuiam. Doar că maleficilor le place să se facă totul la vedere. Să știm ce vom pătimi. Iar imaginea e sinistră. E simbolistica centrului puterii și simbolului suveranității României, pătat de sânge. O Românie care sângerează sau va sângera prin oștenii ei. Mai direct și mai scurt: am fost promiși drept carne de tun iar România va fi sacrificată. Singura întrebare este: Cui?"