Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable
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Anonymous
Oh? You didn't get the memo? A 98-year old was given standing ovation by the Canadian parliament during Zelensky's speech. He was hailed as a hero for fighting against the Russians. Yaroslav Hunk fought for the 14th division of the Waffen SS. https://twitter.com/UnityNewsNet/status/1705841969845403788 |
Anonymous
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It looks like the Russian military is at a bifurcation point. Deployment of the 25th CAA is a significant development on several levels.
"Russia has deployed a new military formation of about 15,000 soldiers to fight around Bakhmut." "The Russians recently redeployed their only reserve force - the 25th Army - which was just recently raised and hasn't completed its creation," "The 25th Combined Arms Army was created this summer, in a rare move for the Russian military" https://www.yahoo.com/news/russian-army-15-000-soldiers-145402713.html This was probably organized initially as a attack / counterattack spearhead force, but instead has been prematurely called up to the front-lines as Reserves. To put this into perspective, a functional military unit would utilize replacement troops, versus constructing a new "Army" from scratch. The Russian Army is counting on purely 'ethnic ties' (Buryatia and Irkutsk) to pull the 25th together. However, without a "unit history" of working together in direct combat to exercise processes and procedures to ensure logistics are sustained; it's not only risky creating a new unit, but even more risky to deploy the formation as a Reserve force prior to full strength. This new unit would, most likely, be shredded within a few weeks. However, on another level, this move indicates at least four things. 1. the level of desperation that Russia lacks viable reserve combat ground forces; 2. the level of confidence Russia has in the ability of existing front-line units to continue to be combat effective; 3. the current Ukrainian tactics are effective; and 4. that they are concerned that once new Russian troops learn the truth about the Ukraine War from veterans, that their 'institutional knowledge' will spread. I believe Putin and the Kremlin consider their own front-line veterans as internal security risks. I believe this is also why Russia refuses to rotate front-line troops. The Russian Government is still trying to 'build a propaganda bubble' around the Russian population. Once Russian combat veterans learn their own children are being prepared for front-line duty and endless war, I believe they'll likely turn against the Kremlin. e.g. What good is a million Roubles if there is no family left to enjoy the fruits of their sacrifice? "In August, President Vladimir Putin signed a law introducing a new mandatory course in schools: āFundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherland.ā" "The Education Ministry subsequently promoted courses as part of this initiative to include excursions to military units, āmilitary-sports games, meetings with military personnel and veterans,ā and classes on drones." "High-school students would also be taught to use live ammunition āunder the guidance of experienced military unit officers or instructors exclusively at the firing line,ā according to the ministry." "The program, which is being tested this year and will be introduced in 2024, is designed to instill in the students āan understanding and acceptance of the aesthetics of military uniforms, military rituals and combat traditions,ā according to an Education Ministry document" "The book appears designed to stoke a sense of historical grievance among Russian children and lay out an existential battle for the nationās survival, a common theme in the state media pumped daily into living rooms across the country." "children as young as seven or eight are receiving basic military training." "In July, for example, children in Belgorod gave themselves call-signs ā one adopted āSledgehammerā ā and took part in exercises that included the use of automatic weapons, assembling a machine gun and getting through an obstacle course." https://www.yahoo.com/news/playgrounds-parade-grounds-russian-schools-042024326.html |
Anonymous
I guess those Ukrainians volunteering to fight for the Nazis didnāt get the mem on how Hitler deemed Slavs to be subhuman. Not only did many Ukrainians during the war throw in their lot with the SS but there were a ton of volunteers from the Nordics and Baltics as well. Estonia or Latvia still has a holiday commemorating those who fought for Nazis. |
Anonymous
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I think the Ukrainians need to step up their battlefield psyops and let Russian front-line troops know their kids are being prepared for combat by āFundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherlandā starting in 2024.
See how many of the Russian front-line troops really want 1M Roubles if there's no one at home to enjoy it. |
Anonymous
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Banderaās grandson is Canadian, no surprise there.
Especially since Chrystia Freeland, the deputy Canadian PM recently posed with the āblood & soilā flag on her Instagram and hastily deleted it. Freelandās Ukrainian grandfather, Michael Chomiak, was a Nazi. |
Anonymous
Are you talking about Japan? Yes? Our little āadventureā in changing the Japanese fascist regime worked wonderfully! Same with our āadventureā - as you call it - against Nazi Germany. So yes, lol, by all means, letās make Russia next. Time is running out, Vlad, and your prison cell in The Hague awaits. |
Anonymous
| well, thereās a Nazi ya missed in Canada |
Anonymous
Thatās obscene. |
Anonymous
Zelenskyy was there. He honored a Nazi and we give him our tax dollars. |
Anonymous
Lol the same Hague America works so hard to avoid? Russia got the memo. Courts are for other people. Methinks you missed a few botched attempts on the glorious regime change journey. Plus you get only partial credit for Nazi Germany. Like maybe 20%. Generously. |
Anonymous
Dp US has not illegally invaded Canada or Mexico in order to extend its territories. I feel sorry for ordinary Russians who never asked for this war, donāt approve of this war, have children being sent to the slaughter for this war, and whose futures have been upended by this illegal war. |
Anonymous
He really pulled one on the Canadians. Imagine cheering a Nazi in your Parliament. |
Anonymous
But it HAS invaded other countries, no? Are you going all republican on me? The only moral invasion is my invasion? |
Anonymous
The absolute oblast of American education... |
Anonymous
People cheer for who they are told to cheer for, and against those they are told to cheer against. Nazi's were the big bad for a long time, but now Russians are the big bad. Which means we can cheer for Nazis that fought Russians. At this rate Nazis will be fully rehabilitated in a decade. |