Originally Posted by mickjoebill
(Post 11283958)
Number for normal day is ..?
Mjb |
Originally Posted by mickjoebill
(Post 11283948)
Approximately 800 military aircraft airborne over USA in the last hour.
HIgh level of surveillance aircraft airborne around US and North of Venezuela https://ua.usembassy.gov/security-al...yiv-ukraine-6/ Mjb |
Originally Posted by cynicalint
(Post 11283971)
So, unless the USA is going to invade Venezuela, what are the implications for Ukraine?, Why would 800 aircraft airborne around US and north of Venezuela necessitate the evacuation from Ukraine of US personnel?
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Originally Posted by WB627
(Post 11283907)
The worm has turned......
https://twitter.com/i/status/1562136831164137472 Russia has to work out a way to recover any semblance of confidence in its trading partners, as the partners it now has been forced to trade with are price driven, not ideological. While V Putin is in power, or any of his crony crims, that is going to be... "....is problem...". The NRA could rapidly gain support I would think, the winds of change may be starting to "blow",as heralded by the hapless young lady Dugina; Guess Russian Uber may become popular with the current Russian regime, "...is safer, da..." |
Originally Posted by rattman
(Post 11283975)
nearest military aircraft to venezula is a spanish A-310, so unless spain is planning to invade with 200 infantry
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Originally Posted by mickjoebill
(Post 11283948)
Approximately 800 military aircraft airborne over USA in the last hour.
Mjb |
FDR
Perceptive, thought provoking post! |
Turkey could also screw up Russias Syrian support by closing their airspace to overflights.
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Originally Posted by Tartiflette Fan
(Post 11283879)
Scholz has just announced the delivery of 3 x Iris-T AA systems and 10 recovery-tanks. Total value about E 500 million. No dates given. It might be coincidental, but these could not be described as offensive weapons: he still seems to sit on the fence.
https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-...kraine-2054992 https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-ato...ojectiles.html |
Originally Posted by dead_pan
(Post 11283949)
His assessments have been wrong on many occasions. Most likely will be wrong on this too
I respect Mearsheimer's expertise and take his comments seriously, because he was outspoken about the disastrous consequences likely to result from the effort to bring Ukraine into the western fold. He called that exactly, so his current posting deserves attention. Just because it does not make for happy reading is no excuse for brushing it under the rug. |
Originally Posted by Fitter2
(Post 11283955)
It could have been dictated by Moscow's troll factories. Give Putin this time what he will be content with to avoid nuclear war.
1. If Putin is insane, then nuclear war is inevitable anyway. 2. If He isn't insane, giving him anything now guarantees he will regroup and be back for more. Followed, at some point when it goes too far by WW3, logically, therefore, only defeat for the rapists and other war criminals (preferably with a Nuremberg style trial and sentencing of the criminals, but I don't hold my breath on that one) is the only possibility to avoid WW3. QED. |
Originally Posted by rattman
(Post 11283975)
nearest military aircraft to venezula is a spanish A-310, so unless spain is planning to invade with 200 infantry
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Originally Posted by rattman
(Post 11283961)
your the one claiming there 800 military aircraft up. I am not going to go count them, but 200-250 at a guess
https://imgur.com/a/RlsCxwR |
Originally Posted by mickjoebill
(Post 11284045)
At time of original post, from adsb.
https://imgur.com/a/RlsCxwR |
The Kremlin's mouthpieces blame Ukraine, Estonia and the UK for Daria Dugina's death |
Originally Posted by fdr
(Post 11283977)
. That can be done softly, in a manner like the French did to Japan on car trade back in the day. Considerer how long a single inspector would take to do a comprehensive safety survey A
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Originally Posted by megan
(Post 11284065)
One thought I had was did her father purposely sacrifice his daughter in an attempt to rally the population?
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Originally Posted by etudiant
(Post 11284011)
I respect Mearsheimer's expertise and take his comments seriously, because he was outspoken about the disastrous consequences likely to result from the effort to bring Ukraine into the western fold.
He called that exactly, so his current posting deserves attention. Just because it does not make for happy reading is no excuse for brushing it under the rug. |
Originally Posted by Video Mixdown
(Post 11284106)
Purposely? Unwittingly? Under Duress? Mistakenly? On Putin's orders? By some nascent resistance group? Could be any of the above in Russian politics. I think the least likely is Ukraine - why would they bother when their country is full of much more important targets.
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Originally Posted by Economics101
(Post 11284147)
Wrong on one major point. Ukraine is not being brought into the western fold by others: it's desperately trying to escape from Moscow's clutches. It is not about western manipulation and plotting its about Ukraine's own very fervently held wishes.
Freedom from the Russian threat, Nato membership and economic growth will mean future generations think it was worth the cost. |
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