I

 told my son 

(and others) 

over a year ago 

(Im sure its written/recoded somewhere lol, 

you come manage this mess 

of notes/writings presentations etc. 

if you want lol):

"THEY (THE RUSSIANS) WILL WALK INTO KIEV. THERES SIMPLY NO ARMY LEFT."

So where are all the people posting their Ukrainian flags on social Media these days?

Moved on to the new cause celeb much?

How long will that last?

Not only do I despise people taking advantage of gullible people just because they can 

and people thinking everyone is dumber than they are (Elitism), 

I ABSOLUTELY ABHORE TRENDINESS AS WELL.

Exactly where is your outrage for all the Black African Christians whom actual genocide is being committed against? 

They didn't commit an atrocious terrorist act BTW. 

The hypocrisy is simply appallingly disgusting.

Or, where are all the US politicians saying we cant let this happen etc? Or that "Our way of life is at stake". 

What way of life exactly? 

Forever wars/constant conflict? 

Not taking care of our vets when they come home etc? 

(Which is nothing new, it's has been going on for almost 100 years now.)

Forever Indebtedness to the almighty $?

Sorry but I just don't worship at that alter.

We knew from the get go we couldn't do anything about this and yet we went ahead and spent all the $ we did on it anyway because the defense contractors:

LOCKHEED MARTIN 

RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES CORP (now RTX)

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP

THE BOEING CO

and 

BLACKROCK

call the shots in this country.

Hate me.

Hate what I say.

("These two prophets had tormented them"

Rev 11:10)

You are just kidding yourselves.

Deep down you know its true.

Preface:

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Yup...

Full Article:

Calling Russia’s Attack ‘Unprovoked’ Lets US Off the Hook

("Russia had more legitimate reason(s) to invade Ukraine than we did Iraq.

But you will never hear that.")

"The “unprovoked” descriptor obscures a long history of provocative behavior from the United States in regards to Ukraine. This history is important to understanding how we got here, and what degree of responsibility the US bears for the current attack on Ukraine."

"In 1997, dozens of foreign policy veterans (including former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and former CIA Director Stansfield Turner) sent a joint letter to then-President Bill Clinton calling “the current US-led effort to expand NATO…a policy error of historic proportions.” 

They predicted:

"In Russia, NATO expansion, which continues to be opposed across the entire political spectrum, 

will strengthen the nondemocratic opposition, 

undercut those who favor reform 

and cooperation with the West 

[and] bring the Russians to question 

the entire post-Cold War settlement."

(Is that not exactly what happened?)

"New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman (5/2/98) in 1998 asked famed diplomat George Kennan—architect of the US Cold War strategy of containment—about NATO expansion. Kennan’s response:

"I think it is the beginning of a new cold war. I think the Russians will gradually react quite adversely and it will affect their policies. I think it is a tragic mistake. There was no reason for this whatsoever. No one was threatening anybody else."

"Of course there is going to be a bad reaction from Russia, and then [the NATO expanders] will say that we always told you that is how the Russians are—but this is just wrong."

"Despite these warnings, Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic were added to NATO in 1999, with Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia following in 2004."

WHY?

One might ask.

Well because:

"No one was threatening anybody else."

Isnt exactly the business model 

"LOCKHEED MARTIN 

RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES CORP (now RTX)

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP

THE BOEING CO

and 

BLACKROCK"

Prefer.

They prefer to grow their business in new markets,

ie, "Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic were added to NATO in 1999, with Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia following in 2004."

Just one more thing before I get to the article.

Putin said before he ever launched the 

special military operation in Ukraine:

"We need to discuss a new security architecture for Europe."

(Paraphrased)

He had also already all but declared war on the west in a speech at the Munich Security conference of 2007, so none of this is any real surprise to anybody who has been paying serious attention.

But The West 

in our collective arrogance

laughed at him.

(Sins of sister Sodom anybody?

She was what?

Arrogant.

Ezekiel 16:49)

Today?

Today? 

We aint laughing so much.

And it was a "special military operation" and not even close to a "full scale invasion" like you have been led to believe.

(I remember when that phrase wasn't even included in every story about this conflict when it first began, it just started showing up over night almost in every article, it ought to tell you something about how your news is managed)

The whole point was to draw down US and NATO conventional arms and weapons which they now have absolutely accomplished.

Nobody in the west was planning for a large scale conventional war in Europe.

So that's exactly what Putin started planning for.

Friday, April 12, 2024

Somebody has been trying to tell ya...

"Cavoli (Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the head of U.S. European Command) said in his written testimony that Russia is expected to produce more ammunition than all 32 NATO allies combined per year and is on track to “command the largest military on the continent and a defense industrial complex capable of generating substantial amounts of ammunition and materiel in support of large scale combat operations.”

We are conspicuously silent about what is currently going on in this conflict as are the rest of our NATO allies. Europe is currently holding its collective breath.

"They dont fight wars like we do." 

I said that over and over at the beginning of this conflict. They will simply outlast you. Regardless of what the think tanks (more like paid war propaganda machines) try and tell you? This has ALWAYS been a war of attrition, it didn't, "evolve" into one. You simply cant "evolve" your way into firing 80,000 artillery rounds a day, it takes pre-planning. They have more weapons and people than you do, and when they have exhausted your people and supplies and leveled your towns along the way?

THEY WILL SIMPLY WALK INTO YOUR CAPITOL.

As far as their notorious brutality?

Its a relic from their Asiatic past.

(See Gen Pattons comments about them).

"See what we did to those guys?"

"Yes."

"Wanna be next?"

"No."

"Good, then do what we say."

Its simply how they operate.

And how is that any different from the manner in which the US operates really?

Found those weapons of mass destruction in Iraq yet?

Fact is we simply didn't want Saddam selling his oil in Euro's as others would have followed and crashed the petro-dollar)

With the current positioning of our Aircraft Carriers and the statements that have come from both the US and Israeli Chiefs of Staffs, one can make the argument we have all but given up on Ukraine, Eastern Europe and Taiwan, and are focusing on the most dangerous threat that exist in the world today, Iran having a nuclear weapon.

USNI News Fleet and Marine Tracker: Sept. 3, 2024

Now that the background has been explained?

To the article:

Ukraine’s losses outweigh Kursk gains, as Russia on cusp of taking Pokrovsk

"Ukraine’s diversion of troops for the Kursk attack has left parts of Donetsk vulnerable, say analysts. And Pokrovsk could fall soon to Russia."

(Its going to fall and soon and when it does? Its over. They will have the major rail and transport hub in the east and nothing in their way to Kiev.)

"Pokrovsk, the administrative centre of a heavily industrialised agglomeration with a pre-war population of almost 400,000, is likely to be taken over by advancing Russian troops soon."

"As many in Ukraine cheered the military incursion into Kursk that caught Moscow by surprise, tens of thousands in Donetsk get ready to flee. Meanwhile, Russia’s aerial attacks on other parts of the country continue uninterrupted: at least 51 people were killed in missile strikes on central Ukraine’s Poltava on Tuesday."

(Your think tank experts (more like war propagandist) said they were out of missiles like, six months into the conflict because they were finding older serial numbers on some projectiles in the field of operations that didn't explode. I said they were using up all the old expired stuff first and saving the newer ones for later when it mattered.)

“In the coming two weeks, Ukraine is very likely to lose almost all of its front line in Zaporizhia if it doesn’t deploy all of its reserves from somewhere 

(Hard to deploy shit you aint got yo.)

or doesn’t start a new advance” on Russian territory, Mitrokhin said.

(Nikolay Mitrokhin, a researcher with Germany’s Bremen University)

("In the coming two weeks", article was written on the 4th of this month. Two weeks would be Sept 18th...when does Australia take over the Red Sea task force again? October. See what I am trying to say? Were gonna be busy with Iran by then.)

‘Slippery’ slope

But Ukraine seems to have run out of reserves amid more losses in the southern Kherson region.

(What was the one document altered in the pentagon leak again?

"Under a section titled “Total Assessed Losses,” one document lists 16,000-17,500 Russian casualties and up to 71,000 Ukrainian casualties."

Exactly the opposite of what you have been force-fed.)

"Most of Kherson has been occupied since 2022, and Kyiv kept trying to regain ground there by seizing small islands in the delta of the Dnipro despite heavy losses.

In recent weeks, Ukrainian troops abandoned most of the islands, and undermanned air defence forces cannot contain Russian drone attacks that “over-terrorised” the regional capital, also named Kherson, Mitrokhin said."

("Undermanned air defense forces" that's why you are not hearing from US politicians or defense officials or national security advisors about what we need to do right now in Ukraine. Because they know they don't have an army any more and the inevitable isn't that far off. Why do you think the Ukrainian Prime Minister just resigned?

Because him and others in their government know this is over.)

“In general, Ukraine’s positions in August have deteriorated rapidly,” he concluded."

(Nikolay Mitrokhin, 

a researcher with Germany’s Bremen University)

"The situation is so bad that some Ukrainian observers simply refuse to comment on it."

“The topic is slippery, I don’t want to breed treason,” one military expert told Al Jazeera.

(Its not treason, its the reality of the situation on the ground.)

"Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials insist that the impending loss of Pokrovsk will not result in Moscow’s strategic victory as Russia is about to run out of manpower, weapons and ammunition.

“The enemy is now throwing all their forces and means to break through there. And if they’re stopped now, they don’t have large resources to act in other directions,” Roman Kostenko, head of the parliamentary committee on national security, defence and intelligence, said in televised remarks."

(Maybe he should go talk with Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the head of U.S. European Command) "said in his written testimony that Russia is expected to produce more ammunition than all 32 NATO allies combined per year and is on track to “command the largest military on the continent and a defense industrial complex capable of generating substantial amounts of ammunition and materiel in support of large scale combat operations.”

Oh, and BTW? He also said in his same statement that the Russian army had grown during this conflict.

So which one of those two are you gonna believe? 

I know which one I believe.

And what exactly was

"Roman Kostenko, 

(Ukraine's') head 

of the parliamentary committee 

on national security, 

defense and intelligence"

supposed to tell his people 

in his televised remarks?

"Hey yawl?

Were fucked

get out 

while you still can."?

Sure seems to be 

what some in their government 

are currently doing.)

UKRAINE
IS
A DONE DEAL.

AND THIS

"In 1997, dozens of foreign policy veterans (including former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and former CIA Director Stansfield Turner) sent a joint letter to then-President Bill Clinton calling “the current US-led effort to expand NATO…a policy error of historic proportions.” 

LED STRAIGHT TO IT.

WELCOME TO YOUR WORLD.

Aint but one way out

I SIMPLY

DO NOT

HAVE A CHOICE.

Ezekiel 33:7-9

So thou, O son of man, I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel; therefore thou shalt hear the word at my mouth, and warn them from me.

When I say unto the wicked, O wicked man, thou shalt surely die; if thou dost not speak to warn the wicked from his way, that wicked man shall die in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at thine hand.

Nevertheless, if thou warn the wicked of his way to turn from it; if he do not turn from his way, he shall die in his iniquity; but thou hast delivered thy soul.