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atomheartbevo

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  1. Nobody will care in the future after the age-of-consent laws are changed next year and any and all official records of Epstein are deleted because they never existed and are just a hoax created by the fake new.
  2. and these two chaps
  3. Just be careful, use latex gloves to keep your DNA away from the paper and glue, and you're good to go.
  4. It's extremely interesting to see the patterns when they launch mass attacks - clearly going around Moscow which is where much of Russia's best AD is located. To me that speaks volumes about Russia's issues with manufacturing and existing supplies and Putin's paranoia - they should have been able to park a lot more AD in those corridors, but they aren't, and they clearly aren't able to replace a lot of AD with existing stocks. And the fact that Ukraine appears to be steadily wrecking high-end air defenses in Crimea at some of the airfields and bases will probably see those aircraft moved back into Russia proper. I'm actually surprised they haven't moved all of their aircraft (minus the rotary wing) back into Russia proper, into condensed areas to save on air defense. It's going to be interesting to see where and when the breaking points are - economic (both the micro and macro level), Crimea, Moscow, Russian civilians (electricity, fuel), military resupply/transit systems, etc. We are seeing economic strain at the local level with some of the oblasts already (probably related to reduced oil & gas revenue). We've seen oil & gas strain at the local level with long lines or empty pumps.
  5. I don't know that Russia can go much farther (further!) at the current rate of attrition on their infrastructure. If more oblasts are having to cut spending, and if they can't put everything that gets wrecked in terms of oil & gas back online, it's just a matter of time. The tempo on sabotage of rail and electrical systems is also picking up.
  6. Queen Elizabeth was born in ‘26 so she couldn’t have been there.
  7. When/if the restraining order expires, I’m going to pitch Ms. Sweeney on the idea of a. Christy Canyon biopic.
  8. I would kill for Anson Mount’s hair. I mean, sure I’d be in prison, but that hair, at his age.
  9. I do not think it’s a coincidence that Ukraine has been announcing some high dollar defense contracts with European companies. Arguably the Saab fighter did make better sense than anything American, but the other contracts could have went multiple ways. We are going to get cut out of a lot of deals.
  10. Just ask Loyola University (New Orleans), a private university, about outside forces.
  11. Russia gonna Russia This morning, the Russian army struck a children’s hospital in Kherson. They could not have been unaware of where they were striking. This was a deliberate Russian attack specifically against children, against medical personnel, against basic guarantees of life in the community. The hospital sustained heavy damage, and sadly, there are injured among both the staff and the children who were being treated there. The youngest wounded child is eight years old—the boy himself was wounded, as were his mother and brother. At the moment of the strike, about a hundred people were inside the hospital. And Russia is not even ashamed to consider such facilities as targets. Russia is now the largest terrorist organization in the world, which is not only dragging out its terrorist war but also trying to do everything possible to ensure that no opportunity to end the war succeeds. Russia deliberately undermines every meaningful diplomatic effort, discredits those helping to protect life, and seeks to create new sources of destabilization in Europe to make it harder for Europeans to assist Ukraine. And this year, as the United States has made such significant efforts to end the war, the Russians have only increased the audacity and scale of their strikes. Nothing convinces Russia except pressure and strength. America’s recent step was the right one—substantial sanctions against Russian oil companies. Such measures must continue—to rein in Russia’s brazenness, deprive it of the means to prolong the war, and create a real motive for Moscow to end this war. Terrorists must be dealt with only as they deserve—with strength and just treatment. I thank everyone who helps Ukraine! ----- I think Ukraine's tactical sanctions against Russian oil companies is going to be what really pays off.
  12. @PTINS they just keep on keeping on putting pressure on the system. 2 refineries, 1 gas plant, 1 fuel depot, 1 chemical plant, and a power substation.
  13. Yeah, "outside political forces" are just waiting for some snowflake student to post a video about some professor so they can swoop in and get some attention and drama.
  14. It's been coming for weeks now - Ukrainian forces are outnumbered anywhere from 5 up to 8-to-1. It's one of the places that Ukraine has been using to kill a lot of Russians and destroy a lot of Russian vehicles. It's going to be a Pyrrhic victory for Russia. They've tied up something like 10,000 - 15,000 Russian troops there, and wiped out a lot of mobile troops.
  15. So did the B-52….but that’s crazy for a fighter. And the Russians are doing it in a country next door to them. We had to go to the other side of the world to do that.
  16. By the way, this is really funny when you imagine that he’s sitting there, saying that after filming has stopped and everybody has gone home.
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