I don't think it's photoshop. It's just staged.Poor Photoshop job - IMHO.
I don't think it's photoshop. It's just staged.Poor Photoshop job - IMHO.
True. Its so embarrassing to see, to watch and to hear what German Politicians are doing for the Ukraina. I feel ashamed to be a German in this time.Its a shame to be from Germany at this time. Im sorry for my incompetent government now and the last 16 years.
I remember John Schindler (the XX Committee guy) commenting in 2017 that "The German defense strategy can be summed up in one word: Poland."True. Its so embarrassing to see, to watch and to hear what German Politicians are doing for the Ukraina. I feel ashamed to be a German in this time.
Russians are trying to rally their own people.https://tass.com/defense/1462515, https://tass-ru.translate.goog/armiya-i-opk/14861831?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en
So there is this thing the russians do, they did this in syria, where they say a "chemical provocation" is being planned and sometimes they launch one and sometimes nothing comes of it. russians said this was happening on the 28th of may too, and they didnt do it. from this, what do russian false flag buildups like this mean?
how does that work? often warnings like this are said and then nothingRussians are trying to rally their own people.
I think its Fighting Tactics. You dont know where and when it happens, but it will happen. Besides the Russians need their narratives for their Propaganda Troll (especially in Germany).how does that work? often warnings like this are said and then nothing
That map is ridiculous. There are plenty of places on Earth to avoid nuclear war.In regards to possible nuclear threat from the former USSR, I came upon this in Esquire Magazine, January 1962, pp. 56-57. This map illustrates an article entitled "Nine Places to Hide" by Caroline Bird: "If you really want to be safe from atomic destruction, here is the most up to date of survival surveys - a guide to the few remaining places on this earth where human life would not be destroyed." I actually don't remember seeing it before, but maybe I did. That's a long time ago. Regardless, interesting item.
Red=Death, Green=Life (These Are the Nine Places to Hide)
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No. If China made a push into Russian territory the Russians would have no option but to go nuclear. China knows this. I just don't see a Sino-Russian war on the horizon.![]()
China conducting military drills on border with Russia
These military drills have raised concerns that China may well be planning to push into Russian territory taking advantage of Russia-Ukraine war | OpIndia Newswww.opindia.com
I called this months ago.
A very old story, China could easily backstab Russia and take huge amounts of lands, but unrealistic and very destructive for China too.I called this months ago.
This should probably be moved to Discussions, but it wouldn't be the first time a nuclear power came under conventional attack. Egypt and Syria invaded Israel in 1973 despite knowing Israel had nuclear weapons. In fact, Russia and China (both nuclear armed) almost fought a war in 1969. Nuclear weapons are not a perfect deterrent.No. If China made a push into Russian territory the Russians would have no option but to go nuclear. China knows this. I just don't see a Sino-Russian war on the horizon.
Not necessarily. India and China haven't gone nuclear.No. If China made a push into Russian territory the Russians would have no option but to go nuclear.
China has already begun encroaching on and over Russian border years ago as farmland supposedly. Not new.No. If China made a push into Russian territory the Russians would have no option but to go nuclear. China knows this. I just don't see a Sino-Russian war on the horizon.
No China will use Pakistan for that.Not necessarily. India and China haven't gone nuclear.
That map is straIght up garbage. For one, its far from an geographically accurate map to begin with, for two, it COMPLETELY fails to take into account earths geography for radiation effects. Assuming my town doesnt get nuked, I live across the mountains from Seattle. The radiation will not reach me. The bigger risk is Hanford Nuclear Power Plant being nuked and the radiation being trapped in the valley. (though im upwind of it)In regards to possible nuclear threat from the former USSR, I came upon this in Esquire Magazine, January 1962, pp. 56-57. This map illustrates an article entitled "Nine Places to Hide" by Caroline Bird: "If you really want to be safe from atomic destruction, here is the most up to date of survival surveys - a guide to the few remaining places on this earth where human life would not be destroyed." I actually don't remember seeing it before, but maybe I did. That's a long time ago. Regardless, interesting item.
Red=Death, Green=Life (These Are the Nine Places to Hide)
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