Russian invasion of Ukraine discussion

[Artos]

CIA warned germany about the pipeline getting attacked in the baltic sea...biden probably too busy eat'n ice cream & hasn't been informed yet.

Whole thing smells.

https://www.reuters.com/world/cia-wa...el-2022-09-27/


Try to catch Tucker's opener that just played now...all his 411 points towards the US being suspect.





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[Disciple]

That being said, I also find it utterly hilarious, and a little pathetic, how quick people are to jump on the MSM-fronted bandwagon yet again when it suits their preferred notions of the world.
Because after, at minimum, the last couple years of "MSM lies" and "question everything", NOW suddenly every word that the MSM shits out is totally true and correct information on everything going on with this war. Almost every link posted here is from a source that six months ago woulda got you laughed off the thread you posted it in.

That has indeed been strange to watch.

[yoni]

I would be in shock if this was not done by the USA.

It would not be in Putins best interest to do this. Shut gas off to make the EU suffer to break their will to keep support the punk Zelenski that can cry every second that the USA isn't sending enough cash. By the way we are send billions and billions and it isn't enough. But after the war Putin would like to make money off the pipeline.

But by taking out the pipeline you cut off billions from Russia and Putin that may be the catalyst for a hit on Putin.

[gsd2053]

One can bet Putin is not happy. WHOEVER did this is going to be the target of Russian Retaliation.

One thing is clear. That pipeline was a big money maker for Putin/Russia.

"Russia also has the world's fifth-largest number of billionaires. The oil and gas sector accounted up to roughly 40% of Russia's federal budget revenues, and up to 60% of its exports in 2019."

[pag23]

Not good....

[mack7.62]

Ukraine had 12 operational SU-24's at the start of the war that were all destroyed, they had around 50 that were parked since the early 90's. Well now they have SU-24's doing ground attack again so they managed to get airplanes parked outside in Ukraine for 30+ years and get at least a couple of them operational again that's pretty impressive.

Rob Lee
@RALee85
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Video of a pair of Ukrainian Su-24 bombers dropping bombs on a Russian tank.
https://facebook.com/UKRAINEDEF/videos/1028076984521749

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

Tucker is a little bit off his rocker On this.


My guess is that is the Ukrainians with Polish support all to keep the Germans from going wobbly. If you can’t get gas, you can’t be held hostage.

[gsd2053]

Tucker is a little bit off his rocker On this.


My guess is that is the Ukrainians with Polish support all to keep the Germans from going wobbly. If you can’t get gas, you can’t be held hostage.

He made perfect sense. What are you referring to?

[gsd2053]

My "guess" is that Russia will retaliate in a very costly manner.

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

Ukraine had 12 operational SU-24's at the start of the war that were all destroyed, they had around 50 that were parked since the early 90's. Well now they have SU-24's doing ground attack again so they managed to get airplanes parked outside in Ukraine for 30+ years and get at least a couple of them operational again that's pretty impressive.

Soviet equipment may be hot garbage, but it is easier to fix for sure.