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Obedience40:While oil stocks in the u.s are skyrocketing, there's also an increase in activities around North Korea weapons production facilities. I don't want to hear any wailing from you when the end product begin to manifest. Selah. |
LordAdam16:Well worded. Fingers crossed as we watch the event unfolds |
LordAdam16:To be candid, Trump reassured U.S. oil corporations that they were free to get in and extract as much oil as possible, this assurance explains why the armada was deployed in the first place. However, in response to mounting international backlash, Trump sought to coerce the Venezuelan government into acquiescing to his demands, attempting to recast what would effectively be the appropriation of Venezuela’s oil as a legitimate economic partnership (an “oil deal” ) between the Venezuelan and U.S. governments. Nevertheless, even if the Venezuelan government were to yield to this pressure, the arrival of U.S. oil firms would almost certainly precipitate further destabilization, as their operations would amount to the plundering of the nation’s long-term economic future. |
Gbadebo19: If I give you statistical data of how much (oil) the U.S get from those region, you'll question why the U.S still maintain their occupation. But that's a topic for another day. |
I don't think the U.S will find it easy milking Venezuela's wealth. I see things going south for the U.S when those oil firms arrive. All indications point towards destabilization. Fingers crossed. |
Obedience40: It is profoundly disappointing. You have relentlessly condemned Russia’s involvement in Ukraine at every opportunity, yet you offer unwavering support to the United States despite its illegal invasion of a sovereign nation, the abduction of its president, and its open admission to plundering that country’s future. Such hypocrisy is contemptible. You exemplify those individuals who seem eager to submit to former colonial powers, disregarding the immense sacrifices blood, sweat, and tears made by your ancestors in their struggle for freedom. |
Alamkiir:Brother, the world has been divided into three spheres of influence. The Russians can do whatever the fvkk they want in their region, which includes fighting NATO countries that border them. Likewise, the U.S. can do the same in the western hemisphere, and China in East Asia. The only difference is that countries surrounding Russia and China are actually capable of putting up a fight, unlike those that border the U.S., who have been indoctrinated to not do things that'll threaten U.S. interests, or they'll be sanctioned to death or invaded. This is the sad reality of how the world is right now. The strong rule over the weak. My only problem with people on this platform is those who overrate China’s military capabilities. Of the three powers, China is the newbie and the timid one, which in turn makes them the weakest. |
LordAdam16:Quite objective. While I agreed to this analogy is simply because Asians especially east asians are considered as having a high average IQ compared to other race in the world and I guess a high IQ person will not want to be used as a pawn by a foreign power. But after monitoring weapon shipments to Taiwan for the last 24 months my perspective about peace is clear. "If you want peace, prepare for war" Since any country can wake up and attack another sovereignty that does not pose an existential threat to them, i don't see reasons why china can't unify it territory by military might when it is glaring that Taiwan is being prepared as future monkey wrench in that region. |
Can someone with factual data tell me why Taiwan is not under the control of The People's Republic of China in 2026? |
Scorpio99:I will block you, if you ever quote me for theatrical purposes again. |
The capture of Maduro reaffirms that my stance on global affairs remains unchanged. In today’s world, maintaining a truly formidable military is exceedingly difficult. Therefore, a nation’s strongest safeguard of its sovereignty often lies in patriotism and national unity. Without prioritizing one’s people or aggressively combating corruption, a government forfeits the loyalty and support it will inevitably need in times of crisis. After all, how can a state hope to strengthen its military if corruption is allowed to hollow it out from within? There is also a critical lesson in how events unfolded. No nation’s leader should be captured within a ten-hour military operation, even if an adversary has spent five years preparing. The fact that Maduro was captured in a matter of hours is not merely a military failure, it is a reflection of profound internal decay of unpatriotism, institutional weakness, and deep-rooted corruption. This is especially striking for a country endowed with the largest oil reserves on earth, a nation that should have had both the means and the motivation to defend its sovereignty. Another lesson is equally clear: if a nation finds itself in conflict with a global power, it must be formidable in its own right economically, politically, and strategically to withstand such pressure. History offers countless examples. Every leader would do well to study figures like Fidel Castro, whose endurance was not accidental, but the product of discipline, preparation, and an acute understanding of power. Future generations may forget his name, but the lessons he embodied remain as relevant as ever. The United State will experience another Vietnam within the next 20 years if they continue with this bullying. Masterviolence is back ![]() |
LordAdam16: That disobedient boy knows nothing about geopolitics. |
Michaeltreasure:There's absolutely nothing extraordinary in my comment. The last paragraph was a quote by me. |
Scorpio99: ![]() |
Scorpio99:it's a reasonable choice by me to remain silent for awhile. How's pokrovsk? It's also worth noting that I restrained myself from cyberbullying you after your ignorantly arrogance stance on how Russia will "never capture pokrovsk". "to descend into the squalor of mediocrity with you would be an affront to my own refinement. I do not engage in verbal pugilism with those whose minds are a mausoleum of unchallenged ignorance." —Masterviolence |
Good evening from pokrovsk. |
Gbadebo19:Admit it. You miss me ![]() [b] [/b] |
So, Trump apparently woke up and decided that deploying submarines against Russia was a wise move all because of an online spat with Medvedev. He should understand that sending SSNs, SSBNs or even conventionally armed SSGNs toward Russia can easily be interpreted as a nuclear threat, given that all are capable of carrying nuclear payloads. I hope he's doing all this just to get Putin's attention. Threatening Russia with nuclear weapons is like poking a dragon with a matchstick, It’s not just unwise... it’s how barbecues become history lessons. |
LordAdam16:Totally agree. ![]() VERY SMART point, by the way. People are finally waking up! I’ll be adding this to my next telegraph, believe me. It’s time we start telling the TRUTH, loud and clear. Stay tuned! Thank you for your attention to this matter. ![]() |
A big, beautiful congratulations to you two working so hard up there, desperately trying to get my attention. Truly, it's adorable. ![]() But let me be very clear, there will be no engagement. None. Zero. Not today, not tomorrow. So sad for you ![]() In the meantime, brace yourselves… because the drops are growing. And they're not just any drops we’re talking tremendous, spectacular, absolutely devastatingly FABulous bombs. More than ever. The kind people remember, just like in avdiivka So buckle up. It’s going to be something special. Thank you for your attention to this matter. ![]() |
obedience4:That is why you have the internet. Look it up! |
Just a few hours ago, multiple powerful FAB bombs were dropped by Russia in the city of Pokrovsk, very serious, and very dangerous! I told you, folks! I said it before anyone else that when Russia hits Pokrovsk with these bombs, I’d report it. And guess what? It just happened. Exactly as I predicted. Thank you for your attention to this matter. ![]() |
WritterNg:This one is lucky to be alive. ![]() I wonder what the Russians do to some of their prisoners that makes them age 10-20 years after few weeks of captivity. |
I've just heard that some soldiers who were supposed to be sent to Pokrovsk to stop the Russian attack have refused to go. Could it be that they don’t want to be meats after finding out that the Spetsnaz forces are leading the assault? Maybe our failed lawyer can answer this question. |
Obedience40: ![]() |
obedience4:You're happy now that the Israel you support is illegally annexing territories using force. But when Russia do the sample, on legal grounds, you start wailing like a rabid dog. If we powered a car with your double standards, it’d only turn right when you’re driving and stall when anyone else takes the wheel. Spit* |
Gbadebo19:You've already started making excuses this early? ![]() The same starlink both forces are using in Ukraine? If I'd said earlier that the disruption of starlink connectivity in Ukraine is the reason Russia have not been able to take the whole of Pokrovsk in the last few days , you would've come for my head ![]() Try to cook up new excuses because this one holds no weight. ![]() |
Russia spetnaz units are currently working deep behind contact lines. Reports states they're already in the central of Pokrovsk. So soon ![]() Our failed lawyer should get high dose of antihypertensives ready. ![]() |
WritterNg: I can't lie, I like this guy ![]() ![]() |


