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Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 12:22 pm

Kierland wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 3:47 am Worst. Coup. Ever.

It's not over

It's over.

Of course, large scale mutinies aren't exactly what one would expect to see from a successful military campaign on the glide path to victory.

Booger eater,
You know that those are two different things? One is an economic system one is a governmental system. Why are you comparing apples to bananas?

Gee I wonder why they have to fight socialism so much? If it’s so bad, shouldn’t it just fail on its own.

Diego in Seattle wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 2:34 pm

Booger wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 2:27 pm Wouldn’t be a shock to find that the CIA is involved, but this appears more likely to be completely internal.

From what I've read it was never about losses suffered by Wagner, but Putin holding back Wagner from using blood-thirsty violations of the Geneva Convention.

More made up bullshit from one of the board's many resident retards.

Prigo's complaint was that Wagner wasn't being given the logistical support necessary to accomplish the mission. I can't even begin to fathom how utterly braindead you would have to be to believe that Putin is concerned with violations of the Geneva Convention.

Insert ‘rightwing’ or ‘ultra-conservative’ before ‘dictatorships’ in my previous post.

As far as Putin restraining the Wagner boys from violations of the Geneva accords, nah. That wasn’t the problem. Putin could care less about adhering to civilized rules. Poor strategy by Russian military higher ups, lack of resupply, and little to no cooperation appear to be the gripes between Putin’s army and the Wagner thugs.

Well my sauces tell me the Wagner Group were being wasteful and irresponsible with all the supply that they got. It's not uncommon - my copy of 'Panzer Leader' confirms this. Supply would be withheld from 'green' units till they learned not to shoot if off at all hours of the day or night. My buddy Vlad knows what he's doing.

Sin

Generalfeldmarschall Phibes von Phibes

Booger wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 6:06 pm Insert ‘rightwing’ or ‘ultra-conservative’ before ‘dictatorships’ in my previous post.

As far as Putin restraining the Wagner boys from violations of the Geneva accords, nah. That wasn’t the problem. Putin could care less about adhering to civilized rules. Poor strategy by Russian military higher ups, lack of resupply, and little to no cooperation appear to be the gripes between Putin’s army and the Wagner thugs.

Or good strategy maybe? Why not throw minimally supplied convicts at the Ukes? Every Ukrainian killed was a win for Russia as was every dead convict.

Theoretically, it would have given the Russians time to accumulate reserves of ammunition and train up those new conscripts. Of course, that theory assumes that the Russians are actually competent professionals rather than a mob of drunken degenerates. My guess would be that they completely squandered the opportunity.

mvscal wrote: ↑Sun Jun 25, 2023 7:40 pm
Or good strategy maybe? Why not throw minimally supplied convicts at the Ukes? Every Ukrainian killed was a win for Russia as was every dead convict.

Good point. As vicious as the Wagner troops have been, just how well trained could they be if released from prison and hitting the front lines immediately?

Republican lawmakers across 3 states have received letters
in the last week filled with a mysterious white powder

The letters contained cryptic messages and details designed to make
recipients open them.


Someone sent two lawmakers in Montana the unsettling letters on Friday, CNN reported. Several Tennessee
Republicans got similar letters the day before, according to the Tennessee Star. And on June 18, the Kansas
Bureau of Investigation reported that more than 100 Republican lawmakers and officials from across Kansas
received similar letters, which also included the suspicious powder.

The FBI is looking into the incidents in all three states.

"The state will bring to bear whatever resources are needed to support law enforcement officers as they
investigate," Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte tweeted Friday...

https://www.businessinsider.com/republi ... der-2023-6

Probably sent by an out of work Ob-Gyn.

Socialism for the Uber rich foreigners. We are well and truly fucked.

Mikey wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 3:40 pm Probably sent by an out of work Ob-Gyn.

With they/them pronouns and purple hair.

Fire at Tiffany & Co. (Manhattan), next to Trump Tower






https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... venue.html

https://twitter.com/DebRobertsABC






Developing...

Somebody must have gotten the wrong address.

US Secret Service have just shut down access to area close to White House, HAZMAT incident

https://www.forexlive.com/news/us-secre ... -20230703/

Softball Bat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 2:39 am US Secret Service have just shut down access to area close to White House, HAZMAT incident

https://www.forexlive.com/news/us-secre ... -20230703/

Pedo Joe must have gotten loose with his shitted diaper.

So much projection from the guy lusting after 15yo and pimping for the party of diaper don.

Softball Bat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 2:39 am US Secret Service have just shut down access to area close to White House, HAZMAT incident

https://www.forexlive.com/news/us-secre ... -20230703/

Ooops. Turns out it was just Humper the Crackhead's coke stash. Welp, down the ole memory hole with this story.

You should triple post.

This is recommended viewing.
About 13 minutes long.

https://odysee.com/@GeertVandenBossche: ... dictions:1


Pandemic -----> not over!



Geert explains that we are still seeing significant Covid cases, and this is not normal in an endemic phase. Significant viral transmission is still happening.
The vaccinated are asymptotically transmitting the virus.
An endemic phase occurs when herd immunity is reached, but we have clearly not reached it.

The virus is still evolving, which again, is not consistent with an endemic phase.

The virulence of the virus is currently being controlled through mass vaccination. The BIG problem with this is that the virulence of the virus is therefore being controlled through non-neutralizing antibodies.
This BIG problem will bite society in the @ss.

The immune respose the vaccinated currently have is weak, not durable, and declining.
A new variant will ultimately overcome the weak and declining immune response in the vaccinated, and then WAVES of hospitalizations and deaths will occur in the vaccinated population.

Watch out after summer!

It will ultimately be a "pandemic of the vaccinated."

The innate human immune system was grossly downplayed by the WHO, and other organizations, who only kept pushing the ill-advised mass vax agenda.

People have now become complacent, but a HUGE shock is coming, and it will change in a hurry. A new reality will kick in, and it will be ugly.

It ain't over. Not by a long shot.
Part II, the real pandemic is yet to come.




Pay attention!

#soon

Maybe we will see a whole lot of anti-vaxxers kick the bucket.

Mikey wrote: ↑Wed Jul 05, 2023 5:10 pm Maybe we will see a whole lot of anti-vaxxers kick the bucket.

I sure hope so.

They're as annoying as vegans.

Anti-vaxxers would be no more vulnerable than those of us who are vaccinated.

Well, as Geert points out, the pandemic is clearly not endemic.
Covid is still very active, it is being transmitted, and it is evolving into new variants.
And the vaccinated are asymptotically transmitting it.
We never came close to having herd immunity.

The protection the vaccinated have is "artificial."
it is very lacking, and the vaccinated will be the most vulnerable when the very dangerous and deadly new variant ultimately arises.

It will be a nightmare scenario.

The full-court-press to have everyone vaccinated will come into a completely new light when this unfolds.


You have been given the *WARNING*.

Softball Bat wrote: ↑Wed Jul 05, 2023 9:04 am
An endemic phase occurs when herd immunity is reached, but we have clearly not reached it.

The virus is still evolving, which again, is not consistent with an endemic phase.

That's not what endemic means. Flu is endemic and yet continually evolving into new variants.

mvscal wrote: ↑Thu Jul 06, 2023 1:30 am

poptart wrote: ↑Wed Jul 05, 2023 9:04 am
An endemic phase occurs when herd immunity is reached, but we have clearly not reached it.

The virus is still evolving, which again, is not consistent with an endemic phase.

That's not what endemic means. Flu is endemic and yet continually evolving into new variants.

The flu evolves into only minor variants, as Geert explains.
Covid continues to evolve into variants that are much different than previous variants.

Covid is not endemic.
Anyone pushing the idea that it is, is deluded.


Geert highly recommends that the vaccinated stock up on antivirals NOW.

When it becomes evident that the vaccinated are getting very sick, and are dying, in huge numbers, it will be too late.

Get your antivirals NOW.

Among many other credentials, Geert Vanden Bossche has a PHD in virology.
After receiving his doctorate, he trained extensively in virology and immunology.

Disgutingly, important voices like Geert were censored and banned from major platforms as the Covid pandemic raged on.


"Get your vax, get your booster... vax, booster, vax, booster... mandate..." etc.





#agenda

Economic doom!

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/13/11875407 ... bt-ceiling



The federal government's deficit nearly tripled in the first nine months of the
fiscal year, a surge that's bound to raise concerns about the country's rising debt
levels.

The Treasury Department said Thursday that the budget gap from October through
June was nearly $1.4 trillion — a 170% increase from the same period a year earlier.



The shortfall adds to an already large federal debt — estimated at more than $32
trillion. Financing that debt is increasingly expensive as a result of rising interest rates.
Interest payments over the last nine months reached $652 billion — 25% more
than during a same period a year ago.

"Unfortunately, interest is now the government's fastest growing quote-unquote '
program,'" said Michael Peterson, CEO of the Peter G. Peterson foundation, which
promotes fiscal responsibility.





The Bidet administration keeps touting the economy.
lol

Can you fathom this?
The federal government spent 652 billion dollars, in 9 months, to service the debt.

That is around a trillion dollars a year, and we get NOTHING for that expenditure.
In fact, it doesn't even take the debt down by a single penny.

Despite this trillion dollar a year "program" that gets us NOTHING, the debt continues to grow RAPIDLY.

At some point it all breaks, folks.

Pension goes -----> bye bye!





#Doom

YOU get nothing from it, we got a huge tax cut.

Sin,
88 BrokenSeated Nazis

Biden’s Chinese handlers know they have to bring us to our knees before his first term ends.

NYC crane collapse!

Watching this situation...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... er-markets

Bank of Japan adjusts its yield curve control program.


US 10 yr is at 4.039 as I type... and rising!

U.S. disabilities, which had been been fairly constant for about a decade, began a spike in the middle of 2021.
Still rising sharply.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=10hYu

Looks like Typhoon Khanun will pay poptah a visit this week.

I am in Seoul.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... anges-tack












Time to barren down the hatches![/Jess]

But I should be okay.

Wind, rain, been through this before in S. Korea.

Looks like ROK is going to get hit with the big stiff crank of weather freedom! Good luck, Dan Vogel!

Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 2:56 am Looks like ROK is going to get hit with the big stiff crank of weather freedom! Good luck, Dan Vogel!

That thing looks pretty engorged.

SM wrote:Looks like ROK is going to get hit with the big stiff crank of weather freedom! Good luck, Dan Vogel!

Yes, a good ream and rinse!

Thanks, friend!
It would be a shame if I was not around to serve as co-commisoner with you for -----> Three Best Bets.







Last song, people!!

Mikey wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 6:01 am That thing looks pretty engorged.

Dan J and Sick Fuck are jealous

More bank problems...





(Bloomberg) -- Moody’s Investors Service lowered credit ratings for 10 small and midsize US banks and said it may downgrade major lenders including U.S. Bancorp, Bank of New York Mellon Corp., State Street Corp., and Truist Financial Corp. as part of a sweeping look at mounting pressures on the industry.

Higher funding costs, potential regulatory capital weaknesses and rising risks tied to commercial real estate loans amid weakening demand for office space are among strains prompting the review, Moody’s said in a spree of notes late Monday.

“Collectively, these three developments have lowered the credit profile of a number of US banks, though not all banks equally,” it wrote in some of the assessments.

Firms that had ratings cut included M&T Bank Corp., Webster Financial Corp., BOK Financial Corp., Old National Bancorp, Pinnacle Financial Partners Inc., and Fulton Financial Corp.

Northern Trust Co. and Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc. are also under review for downgrades.

And Moody’s adopted a “negative” outlook for 11 lenders including...

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/moody-s-has ... -1.1956150

There will, imo, be some sort of significant event today, folks.







#doom