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“Inverted totalitarianism, unlike classical totalitarianism, does not revolve around a demagogue or charismatic leader. It finds expression in the anonymity of the Corporate State. It purports to cherish democracy, patriotism, and the Constitution while manipulating internal levers.” ― Chris Hedges , Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle
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@JohnJohnson-n3n Under Stalin there were no problems with volunteers. The Russians quickly learned how the Nazis dealt with civilians in captured villages.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n global alliance? with 'rules based order'? print and use it in WC
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@TeunisMarinus Calling the f-16 a game changer is like calling the kursk adventure a success.
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@TeunisMarinus The situation is out of control. It looks like our front in Donbas has collapsed - officer of the Azov brigade. Statement by National Guard officer R. Ponomarenko: - The AFU defense is disorganized, the troops are tired, weakened, and many units are demoralized. - The replenishment that comes in is mostly "bussified" and does not help, but on the contrary - complicates the combat work of the units . - The Russians are not breaking through deeply, only because their troops are also depleted. - The Russian Armed Forces retain a significant quantitative advantage and have limitless ammunition reserves . So their offensive continues, we can't stop it yet. And the operation of the AFU in Kurshchina is not the reason for this. - We should have introduced more effective measures to improve discipline in the army. At present, the situation is on the brink, and the forcibly mobilized replenishment only exacerbates it.
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@mm8u9y7i The Financial Times wrote an article about Zelensky. He sent troops to fight near Kursk instead of defending Pokrovsk. The article says that the president got a lot of criticism from soldiers, lawmakers, and military experts. They said that since August 6 when the Kursk operation started, the Russians attacked Pokrovsk more and more. The military left a lot of positions without people and guns to defend them. There are opinions of Ukrainian and Western experts. They say that Ukraine sent soldiers to Kursk and left less people to defend other places. They also say that new soldiers were sent instead of experienced ones.Soldiers and officers say they have never seen such a fast advance of the Russian army before. They criticize the command structure of the army and the sending of untrained soldiers who were called up in the summer. They talk about failures in the system, "bad responses to changing conditions in battle" and the possibility of "destroying the whole group of soldiers in the south, not just in Pokrovsk." The Ukrainian attack near Kursk has stopped, and Kiev's goal – to distract the Russian troops from Pokrovsk, the main logistics center of Russia's army – has failed. Russia's fast advance has shown weaknesses in Ukraine's defense. If the situation around Pokrovsk gets worse, Ukraine will have to use everything to stop the Russian attack. The wounded Ukrainian soldiers near Kursk say that the APU is suffering heavy losses and has a shortage of ammunition.The New York Post writes that Russian troops are advancing towards Pokrovsk and Ukraine may lose the most important logistics hub in eastern Ukraine, on which the support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine depends. Analysts say that the loss of Pokrovsk could seriously complicate the Ukrainian defense in this region and become a significant success for the Russian Armed Forces. This city is the last major stronghold of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in this sector of the front. The publication notes that the invasion of the Kursk region - "the move, which was at least partially aimed at driving Russian troops out of Ukraine to protect their own land, was met with skepticism. Its usefulness has proven to be more effective in terms of messaging than in terms of real strategic benefit, as Russian President Vladimir Putin has instead concentrated his troops on Pokrovsk."Everyone in the West knows that Zelensky's idea to make the war bigger could make the whole country lose.
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@mm8u9y7i not 'bigger humiliation' - EPIC humiliation. More than Rabotyne humiliation. More than Krinky humiliation.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n your idol: George Patton managed to write his memoirs "The Life of a Soldier" (they were published after his death), where, for example, he compared Jews to creatures "lower than animals". He also had original views on patriotism – according to Patton, in any war, "poor stupid bastards [foreigners] should die for a foreign country," only then can this campaign be considered a winning one.
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@mm8u9y7i The situation is out of control. It looks like our front in Donbas has collapsed - officer of the Azov brigade. Statement by National Guard officer R. Ponomarenko: - The AFU defense is disorganized, the troops are tired, weakened, and many units are demoralized. - The replenishment that comes in is mostly "bussified" and does not help, but on the contrary - complicates the combat work of the units . - The Russians are not breaking through deeply, only because their troops are also depleted. - The Russian Armed Forces retain a significant quantitative advantage and have limitless ammunition reserves . So their offensive continues, we can't stop it yet. And the operation of the AFU in Kurshchina is not the reason for this. - We should have introduced more effective measures to improve discipline in the army. At present, the situation is on the brink, and the forcibly mobilized replenishment only exacerbates it.
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@mm8u9y7i The situation is out of control. It looks like our front in Donbas has collapsed - officer of the Azov brigade. Statement by National Guard officer R. Ponomarenko: - The AFU defense is disorganized, the troops are tired, weakened, and many units are demoralized.
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@mm8u9y7i An interesting situation is developing near Nevelskoye. There, due to the advance of Russian troops through Karlovka and towards Selidovo, several large formations are stuck. Among those who are threatened by the "cauldron" are units of the 117th Troops Brigade, the 59th Motorized Infantry Brigade, the 78th ASR "Gerts", the 108th Mechanized Brigade and a couple of UAV units. If Russian troops break through a corridor from Galitsynovka to Zoryanoye and further to Krasnogorovka, the lid of the "cauldron" will slam shut. @ Slavyangrad
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@TeunisMarinus Olympics? LOL it is a shame. I glad Russia did not participate in this circus.
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@TeunisMarinus the fire has already been extinguished by the way. And Russia will have the best air defense and protection from drones. Will there be such a thing in your country if someone decides to engage in such drone-hooliganism? Will your gay army and police be able to stop even the little drone?
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@TeunisMarinus your nutzi butt still burning
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@JohnJohnson-n3n and now your idol has sealed the borders tightly and people are fleeing across the river in hundreds and drowning every day. They are fleeing from mobilization. The Western press won't tell you about this. The clown in khaki has even mined the borders. The Western borders, not in the Kharkov region.
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@mm8u9y7i ukraine launched a special military self-demilitarisation on steroids in Kursk oblast to liberate Donbass by Russians
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@TeunisMarinus George Patton fanboy. there is no need to explain anything else. Patton was a raving idiоt and psychopath with the makings of an SS punitive even by the standards of American generals. He hated him because the Russians did not bend to his wishes and left him with scraps in the Victory over Germany.
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Do you have a room for Ukrainian refugees who will come from frozen cities? Or can't you calculate the consequences of this so far? Bombing the Middle East - complaining about migrants - crime surge - terrorism
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@TeunisMarinus prepare your room: Energy crisis will force hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians to leave the country — Bloomberg By the end of the year, about 400 thousand Ukrainians may leave the country due to serious problems with electricity. With tariffs doubling and winter approaching without heating, Ukraine is facing difficulties in providing citizens with electricity. The situation has worsened due to the devastating blows to the energy infrastructure, which deprived the country of 80% of the capacity of thermal power plants and a significant part of hydroelectric power plants.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n And some nations from your 'global alliance' pay to Russia for gas and block Ukrainian grain on the border. Some countries in the "global alliance" blow up critical infrastructure to their 'ally' and destroy economy. United circus with faked democracy and 'rules based order' which works only when US needs. Hilarious, level of indoctrination and russophobic stupidity.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n croak about democracy and support the Nazis. You are living proof that the West's most powerful weapon is brainwashing.
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@damn6 you never been to Russia, wooden liar, so do not croak again
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@damn6 never been to Russia, liar?
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Calling the f 16 a game changer is like calling the kursk adventure a success.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n your daily croaking only proves how much you are being zombified. There is a channel with 1800 videos about mobilization. Do you know what trend was in Ukrainian TikTok recently? The song "draft dodger" and "Самовільне залишення частини, СЗЧ". 2% come to military registration and enlistment offices voluntarily. The state now has the right to confiscate real estate if you do not register with the military registration and enlistment office.
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@mm8u9y7i Kiev? There was no fighting for the city. Humiliation is to turn the withdrawal of Russian troops into a kind of victory. Russia withdrew troops from Kiev when negotiations were underway in Istanbul - as a gesture of goodwill. But clowns don't understand such gestures.
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@mm8u9y7i The AFU banged its head on Russian defenses in Kherson for months throughout the summer and autumn 2022 and took atrocious losses. (NYT confirmed) An entire grouping of AFU brigades was mauled in Kherson without achieving a breakthrough, and this even with Russian forces in a uniquely difficult operational disposition where they had their backs to a river. Kherson was only abandoned months later due to concerns that the Kakhovka dam might fail or be sabotaged (for those keeping score, it did in fact end up failing), and due to Russia’s need at the time to economize forces.
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@mm8u9y7i Humiliation - dragon milk teeth in Harkiv area, stolen western taxes for these "fortifications". it's funny with liberal zombies who get confused in terms of where a man and a woman are and where Nazism is to discuss such terms
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@mm8u9y7i Humiliation - cancels elections and closes borders and begs for weapons and money in every his daily video, but pays $17 to disabled soldiers. Humiliation - all his PR photoshoots without any military strategy and wasting elite soldiers while the frontline is crumbling.
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@mm8u9y7i Humiliation to be a "nafo cheerleader for Ukraine" on your greasy couch in Europe and promise Ukraine fairy tales for 16 years (joining NATO, EU, open borders) , and what's the result? The destroyed power system, dictator and closed borders, x1000 corruption, real nutzi, forced mobilization, age reduction for mobilization, confiscation of property for not registering at military enlistment offices, sick old men at the front, women working as prostitutes throughout Europe and in mines in Ukraine, because they do no men left, 2 hours a day electricity and prices increased 10 times, the loss of over 20% of their territory (on at the moment) and hundreds of thousands of dead, injured or missing. The 45-million-strong Ukraine, which received high promises so long ago, is now a shattered ruin with perhaps 25 million citizens left.
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@mm8u9y7i over 80 tanks left the chat only in kursk border area AHAHA
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@TeunisMarinus NEw world order is coming. Without lgbtq circus 'olympics' with new parliament and new global currency. Your old parasitic colonialist-imperialistic world is over. Cope harder, eat bugs and use 'rules based order' instead of toilet paper
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@TeunisMarinus OMG I don't care. You nutzi losing anyway: Numerous mistakes of the Ukrainian command contribute to the offensive of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the Toretsk and Pokrovsky directions, says Stanislav Bunyatov, a military Aidar. "Battalion commanders do not provide the real situation even to adjacent units in order to further absolve themselves of responsibility. Some battle formations are disoriented. There are no well-coordinated work plans between brigades, sometimes even battalions. The policy of commanders with crowns on their heads: "I have my own area of responsibility, I'm not interested in the rest", "who are you to teach me", - Bunyatov writes. According to his information, "the commanders of some brigades/battalions put x@y (do not give a f..c at all) on everything and report invalid information", further down the chain, Syrsky is informed that the situation is under control, and he reports this to Zelensky. "These 2 directions are supported by some brigade commanders, battalion commanders and company soldiers who are awake day and night, independently looking for exits to friendly organisms in order to somehow make everything into a pile", - Bunyatov writes.
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@TeunisMarinus again, PR attacks -" Now a local fire is being extinguished". "the fire has been eliminated". well, you're not interested in the fact that in a retaliatory attack, the entire energy system of Ukraine will be destroyed and people will be cold. By the way, have you thought about where the refugees from Ukraine will go? Millions. Prepare room for them. if they are not released to Russia
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@JohnJohnson-n3n Have you already laughed at Iskander's strike on the stadium where the military was located in Kharkov? or do you want to compare the impact from a drone that caused a minor fire with the Iskander missile strike? 150 drones were shot down yesterday. 2 or three 3 through and caused minor damage. How is Ukraine's energy sector doing?
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@JohnJohnson-n3n Well, you can while you're preparing the room for refugees to think about what the difference is. a drone strike or the destruction of hydroelectric power plants and generating capacities by missile strikes. There are 20% of generating capacity left in Ukraine. Already, 2 hours a day of electricity per day throughout Ukraine is the norm. Do you want an ice cream Johnny? Oh, sorry, the fridge has melted
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@michaeldavid6832 WSJ June 20, 2023: Why F-16s Could Be a Game Changer for Ukraine "Will F-16 fighter jets be a game-changer in the war in Ukraine? Ukraine and its allies hope these jets, in service since the end of the 1970s, will mark a turning point in this war. The delivery of the F-16s, and the training of Ukrainian military personnel on these aircraft, will be at the heart of the NATO summit in Vilnius on 11 and 12 July."
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