So it turns out the Ruskies suck at military
I doubt you’re serious but killing him off would surely galvanize his die hard supporters. Maybe ship him off to somewhere like New Jersey or Florida.
@Lars go now to ABC live on YouTube. Same stories running again.
M
member 1013
Guest
I mean I guess it’s better than sending farmers with hoes and scythes but yea, they really seem to do.
That comes next.
D
Deleted member 1
Guest
"the crotch, down where your nuts hang - is always a little too tight, so when you make them up, give me an inch that I can let out there, uh because they cut me, it's just like riding a wire fence... See if you can't leave me an inch from where the zipper (burps) ends, round, under my, back to my bunghole..."
- El BJ
M
member 1013
Guest
I'm not really. I mean, I like to think this is all him, but I don't really. New Jersey is too close to Brighton Beach. Florida works though.
D
Deleted member 1
Guest
Wtf is Russia doing? Are there just so many sycophants in the pipeline that strongman Putin was assured everything is ready to roll?
Probably best.
Guy has turned in his world leader card.
Though it occurs to me that if he's been setting things up to go on the offensive, which is visible to satellites, he may have been making internal moves as well.
Promoting the right loyalists to Generals, tightening controls on the populace. This is getting ugly fast.
As
@Nuk Soo Kow pointed out, maybe accidentally, this is kind of par for the course for Russia.
I used to have the same strategy playing COD. run N gun baby. Now I’m much more reserved and my K/D ratio is through the roof.
to be fair, most of that is siberia
alas
scared to death, scared to look, they shook
cause aint no such thing as halfway crooks
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoYZf-lBF_U&ab_channel=MobbDeepVEVO
Anonymous zaútočili na Rusko a z Kremľa získal 222 GB dát. Zverejní mená všetkých agentov
Hackerskej skupine Anonymous sa podarilo hacknúť Kremeľ a získať 222 GB inkriminujúcich dát, môže podľa nich identifikovať ruských agentov.
fontech.startitup.sk
Translation from that website:
Anonymous attacked Russia and from the Kremlin gained 222 GB of data. He will publish the names of all agents
ROLAND TÖKÖLYFEBRUARY 26, 2022
source: SITA / sik-life / Pixabay / Edited by
Just a few hours ago, the hacking group Anonymous declared a cyber war in Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine, and the first results came soon. At first, some government websites were shut down, but according to the latest information, they also obtained a huge amount of incriminating data.
According to Jan Němeček, a Czech freedom fighter, the hacking group Anonymous was able to obtain up to 222 GB of data containing the names of all Russian agents.
These are people who work for the Russian regime not only in Russia but all over the world. The list is in Belarusian e-mails and appears to have been sent in error.
The group will reportedly publish the complete list worldwide soon. The group obtained the data from the Belarusian arms manufacturer Tetrahedron, which provides logistical support during Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
M
member 1013
Guest
I think so.
People who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan were watching the spetznaz react to ambushes and they were firing from all sorts of positions that make no tactical sense and led the observers to say that it looks like Russia’s spec ops aren’t even trained in basic defensive manoeuvres.
I also remember watching western Spec-ops reacting to Spetznaz training years ago and basically saying it was medieval nonsense.
so if this is the best they have, it’s clear the entire structure is broken.
Yah, no. This isn't a Mission Impossible movie.Anonymous zaútočili na Rusko a z Kremľa získal 222 GB dát. Zverejní mená všetkých agentov
Hackerskej skupine Anonymous sa podarilo hacknúť Kremeľ a získať 222 GB inkriminujúcich dát, môže podľa nich identifikovať ruských agentov.
Translation from that website:
Anonymous attacked Russia and from the Kremlin gained 222 GB of data. He will publish the names of all agents
ROLAND TÖKÖLYFEBRUARY 26, 2022
source: SITA / sik-life / Pixabay / Edited by
Just a few hours ago, the hacking group Anonymous declared a cyber war in Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine, and the first results came soon. At first, some government websites were shut down, but according to the latest information, they also obtained a huge amount of incriminating data.
According to Jan Němeček, a Czech freedom fighter, the hacking group Anonymous was able to obtain up to 222 GB of data containing the names of all Russian agents.
These are people who work for the Russian regime not only in Russia but all over the world. The list is in Belarusian e-mails and appears to have been sent in error.
The group will reportedly publish the complete list worldwide soon. The group obtained the data from the Belarusian arms manufacturer Tetrahedron, which provides logistical support during Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
M
member 1013
Guest
“First off, fuck your bitch and the clique you claim, Westside when we ride come equipped with game.”
-Ronald Reagan
She looks like my wife (Norwegian) but much uglier. Plus my wife doesn’t hold a rifle like a tea cup.