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OMG don’t those idiots know you need to put in shoring over 4 feet?!?
Funny what we see. I’m waiting for sand to go down to lay some cables.
Russia Has Already Lost
There is no clear path to a positive outcome for Russia in Ukraine. It could win every future battle, but it has already lost.
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I'm all in even though I'm not fully unvaccinated I am ready for wars
we will do this
its sad to think how many people die in trenches like that due to people three times their age, sitting in an office
:*(
We probably sold it to them in the first place
1000% FACT!
Gerald Celente's 4 Rules For Peace
He had me at Rule #1
Wiser words have never been spoken.
Just don't believe anything he says regarding precious metals and logical valuations...
This poor sweet summer child actually believed "Fundamentals" and rational thought mattered and we were going to stop shorting
Gold & Silver into oblivion just because any logical thought says they should have sky rocketed given the M3 money supply,
the FED's reckless money printing and the US 30Trillion dollar debt.
JP Morgan & the boys over at Citadel signaled their intent and the rest of us got on board shorted that shit to to near irrelavancy
Market Survival Rule #1 "The Markets can remain irrational far longer then you can remain solvent"
Anyway, his thoughts on WAR I do agree with!
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The Krasukha is a mobile, ground-based EW system, produced by KRET
KRET is one of the largest Russian electronics holding companies. Established in 2009, it is a subsidiary of the Rostec State Corporation
A major player in this field is Rostec, Russia’s military-industrial behemoth, which incorporates over 700 companies and employs over half a million people. This state-owned corporation oversees the research and development of military technologies and owns several production facilities, which play an instrumental role in putting those technologies into operation on the battlefield. Rostec and its subsidiaries produce a dizzying array of military equipment, from helicopters and armored fighting vehicles to Kalashnikov rifles and night vision goggles. If the Russian military can use it, Rostec has had a hand in making it.
The Inner Workings of Rostec, Russia’s Military-Industrial Behemoth
They've already brought up the other n word, so pump up the volume, dance dance
