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I met a guy in Canada who was from Romania in 2018. He laughed at how Americans apparently did not know that lies and propaganda were Russia's "largest export" as he called it. He said Romanians were so used to it they were all shocked at how gullible Americans were.

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“Fatherland”. Vaguely familiar sound to that rhetoric.

  • In his Easter message, Vladimir Putin did not explicitly mention the waras he attended a Moscow Easter service led by the head of the country’s Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill. Instead he thanked Kirill for “fruitful cooperation in the current difficult period, when it is so important for us to unite our efforts for the steady development and strengthening of the fatherland”.

 
From history we know that hitting the enemies economy works well.
Although this is disappointing:
 
From history we know that hitting the enemies economy works well.
Although this is disappointing:

Aren’t the 2 articles somewhat contradicting? If exports are at a low, how can revenue be at a high? Are they basing these numbers off of what Russia says? Can’t trust anything out of them.

Either way, it does suck that the world is so dependent on oil that Russia can print money no matter how much havoc they cause in the world.
 
BREAKING: Russian opposition leader and Washington Post columnist Vladimir Kara-Murza, wins Pulitzer Prize. A valuable recognition of his bravery and a big help in keeping the spotlight on his unjust 25 year sentence for calling Putin a murderer.

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SAW and M16 use 5.56 aka .223" which strangely isn't there, a bit of kick

Longer round with more charge than a .22.


Russia has found that if they rattle the nuclear sabre the west clutches its pearls.

Somebody posted a Ben Hodges interview a day or two back and I just had a chance to see it. He addresses the constant nuclear sabre rattling and makes a strong case why Russia won't use nuclear weapons.

Both the US and China have told Russia there would be consequences and there is little upside to nuking Ukraine. During the cold war the Warsaw Pact had units that were equipped and trained to exploit an opening created by a tactical nuke. These units had special equipment to allow the troops to move through a gap in a front line created by a nuke. But the Russians have decommissioned most of that equipment and nobody gets the training anymore.

There is no tactical advantage in using one now. And if they nuke cities, it could wipe out those cities, but it will just enrage the west and make the Ukrainians fight even harder.