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[Halo is Back]

A little light humor

"Cyclists think they own the road" is so damn true bruh

 

[Hypereides]

To Finnish GAFfers:

Any update about Finland's debate about joining NATO?

 

[base]

For example this guy. Good luck fellas. Educate yourself. If you want propaganda, tune in to Sky News.

Jacek Bartosiak, Author at Geopolitical Futures

geopoliticalfutures.com

I know this guy pretty well. He's untrusty.

 

[Rossco EZ]

Holy fuck is this legit or arma 3? How the hell is anything left but rubble if all of these missiles are going to one target?

no, it’s essentially this

 

[InverseAgonist]

 

[Nobody_Important]

 

[Bragr]

Well if they want my support they should not be having a nazi ideology, especially supported/endorsed by the government. Also, the lard bullet thing was used by colonial forces against my people so it has a symbolic meaning to me.

If you knew more about kadyrov you would support lard bullets in 2 seconds. Those guys are sick to the core.

 

[Deleted member 1159]

Yeah, the very concept of "war crime" has always been cynical to me. "Guys, war is ok, killing thousands of people is ok, destroying vehicles and infrastructures is ok, having a country collapse is ok. Just don't touch civilians."

You can have war made upon you, respond and not commit war crimes.

…hypothetically…I highly doubt it’ll ever

 

[Nobody_Important]

If you knew more about kadyrov you would support lard bullets in 2 seconds. Those guys are sick to the core.

Yeah those guys are basically monsters. If even half the things the say about him and his inner circle are true then they are some of the worst war criminals there is in the region.

Not saying this excuses anything. Just acknowledging that those dudes are the worst.

 

[Kraz]

I know this guy pretty well. He's untrusty.

Do you know the names of any others the poster may have been referring to?

I asked them, but it appears they stopped posting.

 

[CGiRanger]

 

[Nobody_Important]

You realize the Russians early setbacks are just that. They are adapting strategies and learning. They will resupply and get their logistics sorted out. It's inevitable given the force balance. Barring NATO involvement, there is nothing that can stop them.

The US 2003 kinetic war in Iraq, which was a stunning success on a much smaller nation-state that was much less prepared, lasted 26 days. We're 7 days in.

See my last post for the only rational option.

Yeah I'll pass. If Zelensky and his people would rather fight and die for their country rather than see it fall into the hands of a madman then that is their right as a result of the freedom that they enjoy.


I'm not going to sit on my couch here in Texas in my air conditioned house and try to pretend that I know what's best for a people who are dying for their right to exist.

 

[chromhound]

 

[MidGenRefresh]

I know this guy pretty well. He's untrusty.

I'm not saying that you should trust him with your children.

 

[base]

I'm not saying that you should trust him with your children.

He just wants to sell his books. His knowledge is a science-fiction.

 

[Rest]

What the fuck?

 

[Yoboman]

The fuck, Mexico?

 

[MidGenRefresh]

He just wants to sell his books. His knowledge is a science-fiction.

Isn’t that obvious? That’s what every author is trying to do.

 

[darrylgorn]

no, it’s essentially this

So much money thrown down the toilet.

 

[MidGenRefresh]

The fuck, Mexico?

3rd world country will 3rd world country. Disappointing.

 

[Vestal]

What in the living fuck is this shit?!?! Seriously Mexico?!?!

 

[akimbo009]

Isn’t that obvious? That’s what every author is trying to do.

You're the one saying we should "educate" ourselves. On what? What do you think we're ignorant of that this particular author will illuminate?

 

[Kraz]

An enemy on the doorstep.

 

[Nobody_Important]

Zelensky followed up the announcement with his own response.

 

[base]

Isn’t that obvious? That’s what every author is trying to do.

I'm Polish and I know the problem between Russia and Ukraine pretty well. I'm telling you, this guy isn't a good source of any information.

 

[asustitan]

What in the living fuck is this shit?!?! Seriously Mexico?!?!

I agree I still want to hear both sides.

RT is being banned which I don't agree with.

I remember in Syria all the false flag chemical attacks and crisis actors that were going on. which RT revealed at the time. Your usual notable news outlets were actually the ones pushing BS.

 

[darrylgorn]

 

[sinnergy]

An enemy on the doorstep.

All rogue states or countries probably feel terribly handled .. but they have chosen this life?

 

[MadAnon]

Yeah, people in the west have no idea the kind of information bubble russians live in. Sanctions won't help against such zombies. It only enforces things they've been fed this whole time about how west want to destroy russia and their nation.

 

[Nobody_Important]

Cowards.

 

[Halo is Back]

One of the world's most corrupt governments in the world, so no surprise by this response.

 

[Kraz]

All rogue states or countries probably feel terribly handled .. but they have chosen this life?

They're openly offering their wrongs for correction which is a type of kindness.

 

[DrAspirino]

The fuck, Mexico?

3rd world country will 3rd world country. Disappointing.

Really, guys?

I mean, Mexico, along with the entirety of Latin America, is considered a 3rd world country and has absolutely no decisive power wether to sanction or not Russia. "Sanctioning" is rich countries' priviledges.

It's as if my country (Chile) set sanctions to Russia: what on earth would russians lose? wine?

You people don't seem to realize that 3rd world countries like ours have to dance with god AND the devil in order to survive.

 

[ThatStupidLion]

i wonder if its feasible that US/MEX are playing good cop bad cop...if mex plays nice, they can be our insider to RU for the future. ....if there is a future


they also cant really hurt russia that much financially.. at least i dont think so.

 

[ResilientBanana]

What in the living fuck is this shit?!?! Seriously Mexico?!?!

They don't make a lot and there's a fuck-ton of corruption there. I don't think their economy can take a single blow. Which changes if the world sanctions mexico.

 

[MidGenRefresh]

I'm Polish and I know the problem between Russia and Ukraine pretty well. I'm telling you, this guy isn't a good source of any information.

Are you trying to sell me a book?

 

[InverseAgonist]

Yeah I'll pass. If Zelensky and his people would rather fight and die for their country rather than see it fall into the hands of a madman then that is their right as a result of the freedom that they enjoy.


I'm not going to sit on my couch here in Texas in my air conditioned house and try to pretend that I know what's best for a people who are dying for their right to exist.

I never said they shouldn't fight. Where did I say that? Please, point it out to me.

What I'm talking about is the attitudes of many here that this is a sustainable conflict or that the Ukrainians and the Western world is winning and things will never be the same again. 'Statue building'. You, yourself was guilty of this.

Welp, just wait to see how quick the western populace will return to their consumerist beliefs and American Idol/Eurovision watching when this is over as multinational corporations rush to reopen markets. And the most scary is this belief that regime change in Russia will result just given enough time. They are committed and not turning back. These are dreams, fairytales that the internet and social media are stoking that are dangerous.

We're all losing, it's time to turn this off. Offer Putin an off-ramp and way to save face and return to the Minsk protocol outlines before more people die, the government collapses and we lose everything.

 

[Kraz]

Are you trying to sell me a book?

That's no laughing matter?

 

[isoRhythm]

If you knew more about kadyrov you would support lard bullets in 2 seconds. Those guys are sick to the core.

And I am sure there are crazy violent Christians/jews out there, but that does not give me the right to disrespect their faith. I already explained how symbolically what the lard bullet means to me & my people. I will never support nazis and I will never support Russia.

 

[MidGenRefresh]

Really, guys?

I mean, Mexico, along with the entirety of Latin America, is considered a 3rd world country and has absolutely no decisive power wether to sanction or not Russia. "Sanctioning" is rich countries' priviledges.

It's as if my country (Chile) set sanctions to Russia: what on earth would russians lose? wine?

You people don't seem to realize that 3rd world countries like ours have to dance with god AND the devil in order to survive.

Every little helps.

 

[base]

Are you trying to sell me a book?

I'm trying to sell you truth. It's up to you if you want to follow false prophets.

 

[Nobody_Important]

I never said they shouldn't fight. Where did I say that? Please, point it out to me.

What I'm talking about is the attitudes of many here that this is a sustainable conflict or that the Ukrainians and the Western world is winning and things will never be the same again. 'Statue building'. You, yourself was guilty of this.

Welp, just wait to see how quick the western populace will return to their consumerist beliefs and American Idol/Eurovision watching when this is over as multinational corporations rush to reopen markets. And the most scary is this belief that regime change in Russia will result just given enough time. They are committed and not turning back. These are dreams, fairytales that the internet and social media are stoking that are dangerous.

We're all losing, it's time to turn this off. Offer Putin an off-ramp and way to save face and return to the Minsk protocol outlines before more people die, the government collapses and we lose everything.

I have never once said that Ukraine can win this in a conventional way. It's all about holding out as long as you can and let the sanctions do their work. Make the conflict too costly for Russia to continue. That's always been the goal for the moment the first tank started heading towards Kyiv.


People in here are celebrating the good news that comes out of Ukraine because it deserves to be celebrated not because they think Ukraine is going to turn around and drive them back into Russia. That's not happening. Everyone knows that.

 

[MidGenRefresh]

I'm trying to sell you truth. It's up to you if you want to follow false prophets.

It’s just one voice and one point of view. I like to listen many different perspective, especially coming from Poland. These from the left and these from the right. Feel free to share some other interesting takes on the whole situation.

 

[Yoboman]

Really, guys?

I mean, Mexico, along with the entirety of Latin America, is considered a 3rd world country and has absolutely no decisive power wether to sanction or not Russia. "Sanctioning" is rich countries' priviledges.

It's as if my country (Chile) set sanctions to Russia: what on earth would russians lose? wine?

You people don't seem to realize that 3rd world countries like ours have to dance with god AND the devil in order to survive.

Mexico is a rich country. If it is considered third world its because it is also corrupt and has poor education and job opportunities. A rich economy run for the wealthy of Mexico

 

[sinnergy]

I have never once said that Ukraine can win this in a conventional way. It's all about holding out as long as you can and let the sanctions do their work. Make the conflict too costly for Russia to continue. That's always been the goal for the moment the first tank started heading towards Kyiv.


People in here are celebrating the good news that comes out of Ukraine because it deserves to be celebrated not because they think Ukraine is going to turn around and drive them back into Russia. That's not happening. Everyone knows that.

Yup , stretch it as long as you can . Stretch them thin and long, dig holes in the ground , stingers out of windows , Molotov cocktails , booby traps Rambo style , the whole show. Costs a lot of money for Russia.

 

[TheDreadLord]

They don't make a lot and there's a fuck-ton of corruption there. I don't think their economy can take a single blow. Which changes if the world sanctions mexico.

Mexico has like 15th biggest economy. What are you talking about?

 

[akimbo009]

Really, guys?

I mean, Mexico, along with the entirety of Latin America, is considered a 3rd world country and has absolutely no decisive power wether to sanction or not Russia. "Sanctioning" is rich countries' priviledges.

It's as if my country (Chile) set sanctions to Russia: what on earth would russians lose? wine?

You people don't seem to realize that 3rd world countries like ours have to dance with god AND the devil in order to survive.

You're likely right, however, if you want to send all your Pisco and Wine to me to offset the sanction loss I'll do my best to make it worth your while.

 

[NickFire]

Yeah I'll pass. If Zelensky and his people would rather fight and die for their country rather than see it fall into the hands of a madman then that is their right as a result of the freedom that they enjoy.


I'm not going to sit on my couch here in Texas in my air conditioned house and try to pretend that I know what's best for a people who are dying for their right to exist.

Remember the Alamo good sir. Remember the Alamo.

 

[Hari Seldon]

Mexico is a rich country. If it is considered third world its because it is also corrupt and has poor education and job opportunities. A rich economy run for the wealthy of Mexico

If you have drug lords beheading politicians that is pretty much the definition of 3rd world.

 

[Liljagare]

That huge convoy, more and more reports coming in from intelligence services that they are out of fuel, out of food, and have stalled.

Would make sense, they haven't moved that many miles in the last few days, here is to hoping they have indeed mired down.