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Missy89:What sort of valid argument can one humanely associate with free speech that doesn't have respect for the dead? Just wondering. |
speedyGonzales:hahahahaha. You guys could be funny at times. So, US left Vietnam because because of public outcry over one picture of a naked girl? Well, if that is your theory, its alright. But be it known to you that the primary reason why US left Vietnam was due to public outcry, and the primary reason why the public cried out was because America fought a senseless war where alot of their sons over 50 thousand died. That is why the likes of Mohamed Ali and many others refused to be drafted for vietnam. Till date, the families of the dead still go to the wall every year to lay wreights before the names marked on the wall. That is why the US currently prefers contract soldiers like black water in some of their operations-reasons-Vietnam memories still haunts. |
Shymm3x:Dear sir, i think its too early to jump to conclusions. I support Egypt denouncing the IS Claim on the ground that they do not possess the capability to hit th plane at such high altitude, but the possibility that the plane may have been downed by an external force, is very high, given the distance covered by the wreckage on the ground. Now that IS is out of the question (except the job was done from the inside,) the question now hangs, who did it? This is where, i dare say, your suspicion is well founded. The only culpable culprits therefore are Russia's sworn enemies particularly as it relate to Syria, and the commander in-chief is the United state of Anarchy in bed with Satan-Arabia. This might just be the much anticipated false flag cum reprisal attack against Russia, but then we may just have to wait for the conclusion of ungoin investigation. However, one thing is certain: if this was an attack, Moscow will strike back, and woe betide Riyadd if her hands are stained, not after offering cheap gas to Poland to undermine Russia. If you have anyone in the MidEast, tell him to leave now, that place is waiting to explode. |
speedyGonzales:US lost the war big time on the battle field, and the public back home rose against it because body bags of over 50 thousands were returned home for burial. |
speedyGonzales: To '' wage '' war you need money, but to '' WIN '' war is not by MONEY. The US was and still is 50 times richer than Vietnam, but they could not win the Vietnam war. Rather, they lost embarrasingly. The formal Soviet Union was far richer and stronger than Afghanistan, but their wealth couldn't help them in the face of defeat. My brother, there are lots of factors that determine who wins a war, especially one on a larger scale, and money is the least of them all. Talk about, to an extent, weather, strategy, allies, then will power/collectivism, and of course, the greatest of them all, '' the cosmic orderliness of events. '' If the second to the last is absent, and the last determinant is against you, you will never win anything, even if you can print money like the federal reserve. |
Tkester:I must agree with you. Even Russia under Yeltsin was still a force to reckon with, let alone the one under Putin. The man is a born strategist, one who perfectly fit the Kenny Rogers eulogy of '' the gambler ''- a man that knows when to hold them cards, when to fold them, and when to run. For those who think the man will get bogged down in Syria, disappointment will surely be their mirror. |
mazeltov:For the greater part of your time here, you make alot of sense. Ride on. |
speedyGonzales:Man, go and do more research on wars. Money don't win wars, and try to understand that military spendings doesn't dictate capabilities. Come to think of it: no war between Russia and the US will ever CONVENTIONAL, if you are expecting that, then i must say you are still living in illusion. |
speedyGonzales:The same old infrastructure the Yankees are afraid of today ![]() |
CSTR2:Russia is backward because you watch too much of Hollywitch movies.. |
CSTR2:Then that should make the US a " fatherland", but sadly one that specializes in racial profiling in criminal prosecution and judicial activities, and systematic elimination of the same black race you are talking about. That is the difference. While Russia may have a significant populace that is racial towards blacks, it's government and foreign policies is in the opposite. But while the US may have a populace more tolerant than those of Russia, it's government and foreign policy is in the contrary. I have not seen Russian police shooting unarmed black people indiscriminately, naked their girls in public, nor have i seen their government denying a nation affected with ebola the trial vaccine needed for the treatment, nor have i seen them bombong from one nation to the other, causing troubles and sponsoring terrorist over the globe. This is why we call it " mother Russia ". -standing up against global terrorism and the hegemonic quest of the satanic elites. |
babaireti:Who doesn't know that Russia can destroy the continental US in 30 minutes? So you know and still chose to antagonize a sleeping Bear? It shows your madness knew no bounds. Just tell us you want to get more spendings for the defence budget that will ultimately satisfy the Military Industrial Complex driving America into senseless wars. “I would say that Russia’s recent behavior is adversarial to the interests of the United States,” Milley said, referring to Russia’s aggressive drills and patrols with its troops, aircraft and submarines for the past “four-five-six-seven” years. “Russia bears close watching,” he added.Since you have the license from Satan to kill at will and destroy nations at your chosen, nobody should dare fight back? So you expect the Bear not to wake up and keep " close washing " when you are expanding close to its borderline, unilaterally withdraws from the ABM treaty, increasingly moving your troops to Europe, sponsored coup and installed Neo-Nazis in Ukraine, while you have bulging eyes and long-throat salivating with greed and covetous tendency towards Siberia...nobody should take you serious? You even refered to Georgia where your puppet government under Saakashvili was killing people at will, but you can go about bombing nations like Iraq under false pretext. Your madness is even more complicated in the sense that on the one hand, you want to maintain cooperations with a nation while still maintaining sanctions on the other hand. Russia’s military far more advanced than that of U.S. – American analystBennett sees this elaborate $230 million missile test as a standard military test, while Washington wants to make it look as if it is more lethal than it really is. U.S. will be responsible for deaths in Syria, not Russia – Analyst The analyst also believes that the test is an attempt of the U.S. to assure its allies in the Middle East, who turn away from Washington one by one because of its incompetence in Syria, that the U.S. still has what it takes to maintain influence in the region.[/quote]I believe this wasn't me nor Nairaminted, nor Shymm3x talking. This is one of their own, one who have served in the game before - Bernett - now telling you the whole Aegis show was a bluff and just a show - that Russia's technology in this area is far superior Na me talk am? Well, that should be food for thought for those still living in self confinement of denial on the other side. Truely, the Yankees have been known for hype when it comes down to such level, not that their weapons aren't formidable, but the way they will put it to you would make you feel that is the end of it. The truth is, when it comes to rocket technology, the Soviets have always been king, the US is still learninjg how to fix the screws. Maybe in other areas of technology, you can give them the thump up, but when it comes down to missiles and EW, the Russians rules the streets!As regarding the downed airbus plane, i don't think there is any connection there. We just have to wait for the analysis from the fleight recorder and the of the impact on the debris, then we can say what. Meanwhile, the U.S. is discussing the possibility to station more of its ships and naval objects in Europe as a response to Russia’s most threatening naval operations in two decades, according to the new U.S. Navy chief of naval operations.Galadima Muhamadu Putin, see what your God-sent adventure to Syria and your 26 cruise missiles show from the Caspian sea has caused? :DNow this hawks of Pentagon are in panick mode while inadventently admiting their handicapness as it relate to Russia, they are virtually saying, ' we need more money to step up our presence in Europe and beyond,' despite having up to 800 bases world wide, arm with a $500 billion dollar military budget, plus a mouth-gaping military assets at their disposals, these guys still feels they are not " protected from Russia ". I pity the innocent US tax payer. As more and more military assets are deployed and stationed overseas, more and more billions are needed to keep them in shape, which ultimately means more economic catastrophy is lurking behind close doors (maybe somebody can tell me what infrastructural and capital economic projects that was realized from the over 18 trillion Dollar debt the US owes, other than the maximum satisfaction of the elites greed through wars). The United States is simply but slowly taking the path of the formal Soviet Union; and each time i come accross people saying the debt own by the US is own to itself, i just can't help but laugh. Its like saying Tkester is owing himself money he borrowed from himself. What a babel! |
NairaMinted:You just Have to feel sorry for the Hegemon. It has now resorted to full blown derogatory propaganda coated in lies, trying to make another look like itself. The man can't even comprehend one fact from another. Now that it's plans for Syria has been doomed, with so much money wasted, and no possible returns in sight for the time being, the only thing it can do now is to resort to lies and character assaination - if Russian missiles are not fallen in Iran, then she is only using dumb bombs that are killing only civilians, that a Russian plane got shot down by small Turkey, and now, its the hospital. Maybe the US like to have a brother-in-arms that specialize in bombing hospitals like in Kunduz, and other civilian infrastructures like we saw in Iraq where US and British air forces were directly shooting women and children in villages (thanks to Julius Assange's wiki leaks). Honestly, i don't see why we should be moved anymore by such silly propaganda from the west regarding Russia in Syria, since they can do no sh1t about the Bear, painting a bad image of its efforts is the only thing they can do for now, apart from arming the terrorist so-called moderate rebels. The major thing i think we should be wary of here is the possibility of a heavy " false flag, " probably one greater than 9/11 and the Syrian Gas false flag. This is realy the danger here, not some ediot in the State Department who can't corroborate one evidence with a simple fact. |
scully95:Spot on, brother. The Bear has reemerge from decades of self restraint. The hegemon have to be stopped by all means necessarily. NATO knows it's limit, it can successfully bully nations like Kosovo and Afghan that couldn't fight back, but when the Bear is concerned, all they can do is sabre-rattling while Putin does the talking. The new emerging financial bodies you mentioned above, pose significant threat to the US dominated financial world. US fleet carriers converging in the South China sea, does not have anything to do with China building artificial Islands here and there. Infact, they don't care if China sand-fill the whole sea: it has more to do with the Dollar than what people are being told. The rate at which China is dropping it's shares of US treasuries is systematically alarming, and she has to be brought back to the table. With the Syrian plan now doom to failure, the Hegemon may just go beserk, even as China is threatening serious repercussions over the South China sea. Gentlemen, war storms are gathering in the Horizon. |
scully95:Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.. ![]() ride on man. |
ValerianSteel:And this is the more reason why you were so inhuman back there, trying to justify a silly motive based on a sensseless fact that has not even been deterrmine at the first place. So you were there when Russia shot down MH17, that you can rightly label them as being responsible, even when everyone knew that was a false flag that completely went of the mark. Let me tell you: when incident like this happens next time, try to be human and reason like one. Your IS hypothesis lacks merit as it relate to the Airbus crash. Honestly, i just can't believe you could stoop so low to exhibit such inhuman character, just because you hate a particular nation. Its just like wishing the US an " ill wind " when 9/11 struck and killed many of it's citizens; if someone should say " good for you " because of it's murderous military adventurism world wide, does it make any sense? That was what you did. Oh man, you don't have an excuse, just don't do such thing next time. Is bad! |
ValerianSteel:May God have mercy on your soul. So, you can be this inhuman, just because you felt Russia shot down MH17, something even the Dutch Safety Board report did not even mention in their findings? Well, may their souls rest in peace. |
Russia's capability in EW/ELINT is something that one can not keep track of. I have lost count of some of their wicked array of jammers. To say Russia is living in the future may be an understatement. There are reports of ungoing plans to go full-cyber. That is, the ability to wage war in any part of the world from the comfort of your borders and without much deployment to the target area. EW is a major key component of this new breed of warfare, one which is gradually becomming a reality. Now when it comes to this area of warfare, the Russians are like professors in the game. Georgia felt the massive impact of Russian EW in the 2008 war, and presently in the Ukrain, i always laugh when ever i hear people saying the US is training and teaching the Ukrainian soldiers on how to fight and tactics. But in reality, it is the US army that is actually learning and understanding the capability and how Russian EW system works, the extent and damage, etc. This they are learning from the Ukrainians who have confessed they can not withstand Russia's EW capability, and even the US General, Hogson, have admitted that the Russians are a force to beat in this area. Now in Syria, Russia EW systems is on display already and NATO is not hiding its respect for it either. So, you can rightly say, the Russians are living in the Future where gigantic fleet carriers and other such large equipments would just be sitting-dock for the enemy in the face of such wicked array of EW and fifth generational missiles. |
At OP, i donn't think You have to explain anything. Russian capability in missiles and jamming devices are not something you should argue about. Anybody who does is still living in self denial. |
Lucasbalo:..and you are right also. The blood thirsty elites are the real problem. Thank God the economic situation have change for good, like you said. But we must also pray that God should not allow those warmongering ediots to find their way back into the White House, becos most of what we have as aspirants right now, are nothing but offshoots of MCcain. |
sweetgala:Thanks alot for this info. People like you are needed to help in the war of truth against lies and satanic propaganda. So, it even went as far as costing someone his hard earned job, where as they keep telling us it is the best plane, bla bla bla I have said before now that some of American weapons of war or technological capability in warfare, are mostly held to be the best or the absolute based on HYPE and pure propaganda, not that they are not good or very formidable; but the way they will present it to you would make you feel that there is nothing like it, or its absolutely the only thing you can't get else where. The thing that makes me wonder often times, is the seneseless huge amount of money spent on defence budget. Who are they defending against that warant such ridiculous spendings? Who wants to attack America that such amount of money must be expended at the expence of the American tax payer? The thing doesn't make sense to me, except that it is needed to serve as a means to an end - the end being the quest for global hegemony by the elites. That is why you see over 600 bases world wide. Now you have a plane that cost so much in both purchase and maintenance, yet, it can hardly win serious dogfights, can't fly much, spend alot of time nosing on the ground, and all that. The only capability now appears to be it stealthiness, While your health care continue to deteriorate, been rated below Morroco and Slovenia, with Bridges collapsing from old age, and over 50 millions of your people living marginally around the poverty red line. But you can spend so much on a plane that is proving to be a nuisance. Even the F35 that was cleared for official use some few months back, is back again for it's bulk of problems - the latest being it can snap the neck of it's pilot while ejecting. Na wow o! |
IdisuleOurOwn:My brother, he is not o. |
sweetgala:I just learned something new. So the much hype F22 raptor have to spend 72 hours on the ground before it can airborne again after refueling? The cost of maintainance alone is something else, now this! See as American tax payers money just dey waste for nothing. |
Missy89:The reason i like rolling with you is that you do call a spade a spade when it matters so, although you surprise me at times with your sense of inclinations regarding certain issues. Yes, bankers are everywhere, and all wars appears to be bankers wars. But we can agree that the degree at which these banksters activities prevails in the US via the war machine, is far above what entails in other places like Russia and China, otherwise, i don't see any other reason why the US should be $18trillion Dollars in debt. What were the money mostly used for? Nothing but wars upon wars. Your statement that anti-American folks are incline to support China along with Russia when dealing with America, is valid, but not in the way it appears to mean. Many supports Russia and China together against America, not out of necessity, but simply out of reality. It is no secret that the US sees Russia as the greatest threat to it's security, while China's contineous rise in military capability is view as a big worry and a major threat in Washington circles. They both have a common enemy, and even as we speak, US war ships are dangerously roaming the South China sea. See why people will support the two? America causing problems and increasing tentions here and there, and we all are fed up with it. Hoestly, i just don't have the time to analyse how China rose to prominence economically. This also should help. www.fpri.org/articles/2011/06/rise-chinas-economy Unrepented trollers are everywhere, sputing garbages without second thought. I even met one recently telling me if it was to be a republican like Bush that is in the White House, the US would have invaded Russia by now. When i ask him what makes him feel so, guess what he said, " that Russia don't have the capability to shoot helicpters, let alone US fighter jets That is a troller for you![]() Playing catch up: how many capability does US have 10-20 years before the Soviets got to know about it? You can help a brother out here. And maybe there are some little ones the Soviets know before the US came to know of it, and one of it is the recent capability that you can manned and lunch cruise missiles from smaller ships. I believe that is a capability too. ![]() What makes you think if Russia can be spending over $4million Dollars a day in Syria, can lunch cruise missiles that is very costly, it can't afford the purchase of Tanks? The fact that Russia is facing some degree of financial constraint doesn't imply it can't fund ordinary tank purchase if it actually wants to. It all winds down to strategic necessity for the time being. There are other more pressing matters that demands urgent attention than purchase of tanks, no matter how advance. this is the difference between Russia's and American policy makers and risk assessors. While the formal would curtail itself to meet immediate and vital needs, the latter goes plunging in debts spending unnecessarily. The Syrian mission is a clear indication that Russia can deploy far from home at such remarkable speed and efficiency, a clear contradiction of the myopic line of thought down in the west. And Missy, all these takes money that is far more costly than some battalion of tanks, not to mention now that Iraq is reported to have given Russia the green light to commence air strikes in Iraq. The question still hangs: where is a suppose broke Russia getting the money from? ![]() |
mazeltov:It is okay. I understand that you didn't throw the first punch, however, as men, and reasonable men for that matter, lets take things calm and forge ahead in crirtical analysis of global issues. Thats why we are MEN at the first place. The MidEast today is like a bubble waiting to burst anytime soon. Both you and Lucasbalo are on the same footing here - the concept of America's senseless wars, just that you guys differ on Obama's weakness and relativity to the MidEast. Each time i take to the news and see what is happening in the MidEast, i begin to wonder what is it that the US have gained from the endless disruption of life in that part of the world. Right from the Bush era, down to the Clinton tenure, the place have been a hub of violent activities; and when you compare theirs to Obama's, you may want to say the man is a saint sort of, but if you are to judge him by the currrent situation in the region, particularly with ISIS and Syria, then you will want to say he ain't fare better either, in terms of a clearly defined policy to the MidEast. This is where the problem is; there seems to be a pattern here - pleasing the military industrial complex controlled by the satanic warmongering elites and their agents like John MCcain, why caring little for the future reparcussions - the economy. They need something like IS and a strain relations with Russia to keep up with the sham cry of " threath " in order to keep maintaining the over bloated defence budget and the MIC. Left for me, Obama's weakness have nothing to do with his inability to confront Putin's Russia, infact, the man faired better in that regard. Bush was there when Russia thrashed Georgia in 2008, and the US did no sh1t! But Obama even summoned the courage to shake the Russian economy with sanctions, and even dare to poke the Bear by meddling in his backyard - Ukraine. So, all these talk of Obama is weak ditto Russia, entails a lack of understanding of the situation. When it comes down to the likes of Russia, there are Red lines you can't cross. No, not when the enemy is more than capable to reduce you to radioactive ash. So when some people shout Obama is weak, is like they expect him to start killing Russians in Ukraine and in Syria. Nah! Obama real weakness is his inability to free the white House from the shackles of the backdoor shadow government - the 1%ters elites, the greedy, criminal banksters and neo-cons zionist that owns the multi-nationals and the military industrial complex. That is why we still see IS running around and the US playing hide and seek with it. That is why US war ships are converging in the South China Sea, with China threatening consequencies - war storms are gathering in the horizon. That is why after fifteen years of fruitless war in Afghanistan, troops are still remaining there, bugged down and fighting a battle they can neither win nor run away from. That is why Russia will remain " the greatest threat to America ", even though it never shot a pin against America and its core interests before now. This whole thing goes way beyond Obama alone. Here is an institutionalized and organized criminal syndicate and occultic cabal, with whom you must stand, or turn the other eye, otherwise end up like JFK. We are talking of Satanism at its peak! |
ValerianSteel:My brother, i just don't understand why all these insults from respectable men like Lucasbalo, Dictatorzar, and Mazeltov. You see wetin America with wars they cause? |
In other words, Iraq is like, " ever since you've been fighting this ISIS, we have not seen much of the results, not forgeting your double standards - claiming to be bombing them on the one one hand, while tacitly supplying them on the other hand. So get lost lost, we don't need ya damn help ". Meanwhile, Iraq is under intense pressure ask for Russia to commence flight missions in it's territory. www.juancole.com/2015/10/wrangle-influence-parliament.html |
Article 2(1) of the UN charter envisage equality of all nations, no matter their size or power. If we are to go by this provision, then no nation should be excercising veto power to the detriment of others, especially when it has become a tool for settling political scores, vetoeing resolutions that should otherwise have ensure jujstice in some instances. But since there is need to have some form of check and balance for the sake of world peace, it becomes expedient that there exist a number of notable nations set up to ensure that sense of security and create the right atmosphere for global peace. Therefore, the current order of the security council should remain, but it should comprise of certain nations from each of the continents of the world to create that sense olf equallity. But as long as that Body remain constituted the way it is now, achieving the aims and objectives of setting up the UNO back in 1945, will remain a fleeting illusion. |
Missy89:Accept the truth and answer the question, missy. Is a weapon accorded respect base on battle field experience alone, or also by its specifications? Why this unecessary revving? Can you quote me on any thread where i have hypocritically disregarded any weaponry fielded by the US or its military crony bloc called NATO? Pls feel free to requote me here. If there is anyone that is bias base on such insinuations, it is your likes at the other end that doesn't see anything good about the Russians, but quickly applauds the ones murdering and devastating the earth. I am not here to compare weapons, nor hype to high heavens the capability of Russia in that respect. But i will never cease from countering the silly prevailing line of thought inbibed and displayed by unrepented trollers down here. "Russia always playing catch up", but how such catch ups must suck when it is realized that cruise missiles like the kalibr can be manned and fired from smaller ships, a capability unknown to the west. So much for "always playing catch up". ![]() We have been hearing of how Russia lack the financial muscles to undertake and maintain capabilities, yet it could fire a whole 26 missiles that cost about $700,000 each, not to mention the numbers of intense sorties flown so far in Syria that is more than those of NATO in Serbia and Kosovo combined. I guess it was Dangote that lend them the money they are using now,eh? ![]() Missy, Russia is in deed facing some financial constraint, but believe me, once it comes to matters of security and strategic interest, they will empty the bank to achieve anything. The Syria mission is a testimony to that effect. Missy, give the Ruskies their due. ![]() |
Tkester:I just pray that T.B Joshua's prophecy concerning Russia and Putin should not come to pass in my time, because should anytthing like assassination happen to that man, na there people go no sey war no be fiction for hollywood and hyping of weaponries. |
Missy89:Then why in hell was the myopic west taken aback when Russia lunched those cruise missiles? Pls stop speaking for the short sighted myopic Ediots politicians in the west that only sees through a microscopic lens when it comes down to Moscow. The fact that even some American and NATO military top brass and analyst expressed surprise at Russia's capability over Syria, is a testimony to the self-inflicted delusional views and perceptions they held concerning Russia, not the other way round. you mentioned the Iskander missile as being a short range missile, then i brought up the Kalibr issue and the accompanying question as to: what if the Iskander is another Kalibir? Then you replied by saying "all missiles are within the 300km range," meaning you have admitted de facto that the Iskander could be well above that acclaimed range, and thus, not a short range missile as it appears..... ![]() |
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You guys could be funny at times. So, US left Vietnam because because of public outcry over one picture of a naked girl? Well, if that is your theory, its alright. But be it known to you that the primary reason why US left Vietnam was due to public outcry, and the primary reason why the public cried out was because America fought a senseless war where alot of their sons over 50 thousand died. That is why the likes of Mohamed Ali and many others refused to be drafted for vietnam. Till date, the families of the dead still go to the wall every year to lay wreights before the names marked on the wall. That is why the US currently prefers contract soldiers like black water in some of their operations-reasons-Vietnam memories still haunts.
To '' wage '' war you need money, but to '' WIN '' war is not by MONEY. The US was and still is 50 times richer than Vietnam, but they could not win the Vietnam war. Rather, they lost embarrasingly. The formal Soviet Union was far richer and stronger than Afghanistan, but their wealth couldn't help them in the face of defeat.
Are you drinking Gbana ??