Ukraine the bad guy?
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More breaking stunning footage from the Ukrainian Breakthrough. Successful strikes on major Wicked Russian targets deep into their occupied territories, even so far as Crimea! On top of this the Holy Revolution raised months ago has not ended but continues to strengthen all accross Russia and it should not be forgotten that any Russians who fight against Wicked Russia are not bound to the excommunication of the Wicked Russia principality that God has placed upon them. Any who flee, surrender, or rise up in Holy Revolution against Wicked Russia will receive the grace of Jesus, but anyone that sides with Satan's pawns of Wicked Russia will be cut down and thrown into hell with Wicked Putin and his boyars. Fear God more than your wicked oppressors and you will be delivered, PRAISE JESUS!
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Don't you know that CHOOSING a person for employment or advancement based on the criteria of race, sex, sexual orientation, or religion is ILLEGAL?!
Both are EQUALLY ILLEGAL!
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Also following the subplotline of Putin's Purges around Igor Girkin some summaries for those less tuned in to the subject.
One by Jake Broe alternative media does a good job dispelling some of the lamestream mainstream medias amateur claims about Girkin story
In my opinion a very better video though not as pretty in terms of editting by a brave lady who was born in Russia but is now Canadian and though not as pretty of a video she does a fantastic job presenting the case and biography of Wicked Russia's number one spy and his complictness in this war that Russia started as well as his terrorist crimes.
All of Wicked Russia's boyars who are guilty of startin this war for a LIE, those high ranked liars will be fought against by the God of Truth and brought to justice, PRAISE JESUS!
One by Jake Broe alternative media does a good job dispelling some of the lamestream mainstream medias amateur claims about Girkin story
In my opinion a very better video though not as pretty in terms of editting by a brave lady who was born in Russia but is now Canadian and though not as pretty of a video she does a fantastic job presenting the case and biography of Wicked Russia's number one spy and his complictness in this war that Russia started as well as his terrorist crimes.
All of Wicked Russia's boyars who are guilty of startin this war for a LIE, those high ranked liars will be fought against by the God of Truth and brought to justice, PRAISE JESUS!
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-russia-politics-protests-idUKKCN1US2MB
Over 800 Igor Ghirkin supporters arrested.
Over 800 Igor Ghirkin supporters arrested.
The area you are currently talking about is a trap. It's mountainous and difficult terrain. If Ukraine were to put a LOT of troops in there they couldn't move them out. Which is the goal of Russia. Russia tends to do a bit better in mountains than Ukraine with their style of warfare. Especially since Ukraine hasn't "dug in deep" in the mountain areas.
Which is kinda unique vs Afghanistan situation. Where sure Russia made "gains" but the insurgents were all behind the lines.
Ukraine wants more definitive lines. These "towns" are one blink crossroads. (Blink and you miss them) Maybe a porch on someone's house where they sell cheese and drinks out of a cooler part time. More of a mile marker than anything else. However I hear Bakhmut is about to fall out of Russian hands again. The one major town costing hundreds of thousands of casualties....just to be lost so quickly back.
Which is kinda unique vs Afghanistan situation. Where sure Russia made "gains" but the insurgents were all behind the lines.
Ukraine wants more definitive lines. These "towns" are one blink crossroads. (Blink and you miss them) Maybe a porch on someone's house where they sell cheese and drinks out of a cooler part time. More of a mile marker than anything else. However I hear Bakhmut is about to fall out of Russian hands again. The one major town costing hundreds of thousands of casualties....just to be lost so quickly back.
What matters is the fact of overwhelming Russian superiority in artillery, and the persistent 8:1 to 10:1 casualty ratio in favor of the Russians, and lack of AFU AD and air support.
An AFU breakthrough here or there will simply be ground into mincemeat in short order.
End the war. Now. It serves no purpose to continue the mindless carnage.
An AFU breakthrough here or there will simply be ground into mincemeat in short order.
End the war. Now. It serves no purpose to continue the mindless carnage.
No end to the war coming anytime soon
Ukraine war: Russia expands pool of men eligible for call-up
Russia is raising the maximum age at which men can be conscripted from 27 to 30, making more of them liable to serve in the armed forces.
those who fail to sign up will be fined 30000 rubles
400 dollars.
That's dictatorship for you
The change was passed by the lower house of parliament on Tuesday.
The package of measures comes as Moscow seeks to boost troop numbers to defend territory gained in its invasion of Ukraine last year.
A senior Russian MP said the new law was written with a major conflict in mind.
"It already smells like a big war," Andrei Kartapolov, head of the Russian parliament's defence committee, told MPs.
He argued that too many people were currently able to avoid military service.
All men of conscription age are expected to serve a year of compulsory military service.
Russia is thought to have sustained heavy casualties in nearly a year-and-a-half of fighting, but the Defence Ministry is reluctant to release figures.
Last autumn, the government announced a mobilisation of 300,000 reservists, but as a result, tens of thousands of men left Russia.
In a separate measure last week, the maximum age at which reservists can be called up was raised, meaning some men will now be considered available for military service until they are
The State Duma passed the conscription bill in its second and third readings. It still needs to approved by the upper house and by President Vladimir Putin, but this is seen as a formality.
Once signed, it is due to come into force on 1 January next year.
The latest measures go further than the Defence Ministry's original proposal, which sought to change the conscription age range from 18-27 to 21-30. The lower age limit will continue to be 18.
"The wording of the draft law changed because the demographic situation is serious and affects the volume of the mobilisation resource," Mr Kartapolov told Russian media.
He added that "many lads want to go and serve at 18".
The draft law also bans men from leaving the country from the day of their call-up. Since April, conscription papers can be issued online instead of in person.
In addition, men who fail to report for conscription will be liable for fines of up to 30,000 roubles ($332), a tenfold increase.
Ukraine war: Russia expands pool of men eligible for call-up
- By Robert Greenall
- BBC News
Russia is raising the maximum age at which men can be conscripted from 27 to 30, making more of them liable to serve in the armed forces.
those who fail to sign up will be fined 30000 rubles
400 dollars.
That's dictatorship for you
The change was passed by the lower house of parliament on Tuesday.
The package of measures comes as Moscow seeks to boost troop numbers to defend territory gained in its invasion of Ukraine last year.
A senior Russian MP said the new law was written with a major conflict in mind.
"It already smells like a big war," Andrei Kartapolov, head of the Russian parliament's defence committee, told MPs.
He argued that too many people were currently able to avoid military service.
All men of conscription age are expected to serve a year of compulsory military service.
Russia is thought to have sustained heavy casualties in nearly a year-and-a-half of fighting, but the Defence Ministry is reluctant to release figures.
Last autumn, the government announced a mobilisation of 300,000 reservists, but as a result, tens of thousands of men left Russia.
In a separate measure last week, the maximum age at which reservists can be called up was raised, meaning some men will now be considered available for military service until they are
The State Duma passed the conscription bill in its second and third readings. It still needs to approved by the upper house and by President Vladimir Putin, but this is seen as a formality.
Once signed, it is due to come into force on 1 January next year.
The latest measures go further than the Defence Ministry's original proposal, which sought to change the conscription age range from 18-27 to 21-30. The lower age limit will continue to be 18.
"The wording of the draft law changed because the demographic situation is serious and affects the volume of the mobilisation resource," Mr Kartapolov told Russian media.
He added that "many lads want to go and serve at 18".
The draft law also bans men from leaving the country from the day of their call-up. Since April, conscription papers can be issued online instead of in person.
In addition, men who fail to report for conscription will be liable for fines of up to 30,000 roubles ($332), a tenfold increase.