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chitoryu12 posted:Are you still living in Russia? Just going on SA seems dangerous. If I must make sacrifices to shitpost in TRP, then sacrifices I shall make!
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Discendo Vox posted:I don't know, I've read online that he's not a credible actor. I'm sure he could figure it out from watching a couple youtubes.
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Discendo Vox posted:Go with Mr. Tumble. Highest credibility of the names mentioned so far. Can he do a good polonium death bed scene? Let's make sure to pick the actor based on the role not the look.
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You wouldn't believe what those drat muslims are responsible for. Now they're making the British beat up Polish immigrants!
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anilEhilated posted:You wouldn't believe what those drat muslims are responsible for. Now they're making the British beat up Polish immigrants! Haha, here's the actual quote: quote:The British are frustrated by the influx of immigrants from the Middle East and North Africa. But because of the rules of political correctness they cannot unload their frustration on these people, so they turn it against the Poles, who are Christians, and culturally similar to the British. So it seems to them (British) that you can attack them - said Mariusz Blaszczak, Minister of Interior and Administration lol. He also denied that there's a problem with Xenophobia and racism in Poland and blamed the media for making a big deal out of the 496 incidents of racial violence in Poland since the beginning of the year. 
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So in addition to the complete abortion ban working its way through our parliament there are now two new proposals, sponsored by the Catholic church of course. The first is a ban on Plan B (morning after pill) the second is a total ban on all contraceptive pills. The second was referred to parliament because they managed to gather 100,000 signatures demanding the ban which means the parliament has to take the issue up. I don't think even PiS is that insane, but we'll see.
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As a compromise they will let the contraceptive ban slide but we will get everything else put in place. All part of the game.
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54.4 crowns posted:
This is largely borrowed from Shirow's other work, Appleseed...  Masamune Shirow posted:U.S.-Soviet Alliance - A nation spanning both the old superpowers - the U.S. and U.S.S.R. Policies lean toward those of Olympus. Currently squared off against Imperial Americana Although, TBF, he wrote this sometime in the 1988-1989, since the Appleseed timeline has entries regarding "perestroika", the Iran-Iraq war ending, Seoul Olympics and Tiananmen Square before diving into the counterfactual projections.
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Brown Moses posted:My 2 year old seems to think Seth Rogan looks like me, or Mr.Tumble. If you have a 2 year old, then you should seriously consider getting this children's bed they're bound to love: http://kidsmebelstore.ru/korabli-i-parovozy/detskaya-krovat-raketnaya-ustanovka-buk-m-1 With the currency exchange rate, it's practically a steal. Slightly charred children's plush toys sold separately.
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So I've got a buddy convinced Russia is reactivating all their old military units and modernizing their military, as well as moving troops and an aircraft carrier to Syria (which I know they've done all of these things) because they truly fear a first strike by an increasingly imperialistic and aggressive United States, that will only get bolder under Hillary and that our strike on Assad's goons is proof of this anti-Russian war footing. Oh, and also that Russia can afford this coming war, because Russia Stronk and Always Win. Is there a place he is getting these loving idiotic ideas and a take down of them? I mean other than the fact that Putin's Russian annexed a neighboring nation's territory and continues to send irregular military forces and weapons to aid an uprising in the same neighboring state.
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KiteAuraan posted:So I've got a buddy convinced Russia is reactivating all their old military units and modernizing their military, as well as moving troops and an aircraft carrier to Syria (which I know they've done all of these things) because they truly fear a first strike by an increasingly imperialistic and aggressive United States, that will only get bolder under Hillary and that our strike on Assad's goons is proof of this anti-Russian war footing. Oh, and also that Russia can afford this coming war, because Russia Stronk and Always Win. Is there a place he is getting these loving idiotic ideas and a take down of them? I mean other than the fact that Putin's Russian annexed a neighboring nation's territory and continues to send irregular military forces and weapons to aid an uprising in the same neighboring state. What aircraft carrier? Russia only has one, the Admiral Kuznetsov. The rest have either been scrapped or sold to China or India. And the Kuzentsov is about the equivalent of an amphibious carrier, not anything like the Nimitz where it can maintain long-term force projection.
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Young Freud posted:What aircraft carrier? Russia only has one, the Admiral Kuznetsov. The rest have either been scrapped or sold to China or India. And the Kuzentsov is about the equivalent of an amphibious carrier, not anything like the Nimitz where it can maintain long-term force projection. That's the one, and apparently they haven't even sent it yet and delayed the planned launch because of reasons (probably no qualified crew or the thing leaks like holy gently caress).
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KiteAuraan posted:That's the one, and apparently they haven't even sent it yet and delayed the planned launch because of reasons (probably no qualified crew or the thing leaks like holy gently caress). Yeah, the force projection of the Kuzentsov is laughable. The Kuzentsov is 30-40 fixed-wing plus a dozen or so helicopters, but a Nimitz, on average is something like 80-90 various aircraft, with typically 64 fixed-wing aircraft, but can host up to 130 F/A-18s.
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Young Freud posted:Yeah, the force projection of the Kuzentsov is laughable. The Kuzentsov is 30-40 fixed-wing plus a dozen or so helicopters, but a Nimitz, on average is something like 80-90 various aircraft, with typically 64 fixed-wing aircraft, but can host up to 130 F/A-18s. And there's 10 of them.
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Young Freud posted:Yeah, the force projection of the Kuzentsov is laughable. The Kuzentsov is 30-40 fixed-wing plus a dozen or so helicopters, but a Nimitz, on average is something like 80-90 various aircraft, with typically 64 fixed-wing aircraft, but can host up to 130 F/A-18s. The USA have a gigantic fleet of supercarriers because they have infinite money to spend, but 30+ fighters-bombers isn't "laughable". I don't think the doctors in the bombed-out Aleppo hospitals are laughing. The real limitation of the Kuznetsov isn't that it doesn't carry a bajillion planes, it's that it's a STOBAR design, so the planes that take off cannot carry their full payload. With catapults, the jets are accelerated to take-off speed so they can carry as much as they could on a normal runway; with a ramp they only have the speed their engines give them and the jump merely buys them some time to keep accelerating while in the air, so they need to be relatively light weight.
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Cat Mattress posted:The USA have a gigantic fleet of supercarriers because they have infinite money to spend, but 30+ fighters-bombers isn't "laughable". I don't think the doctors in the bombed-out Aleppo hospitals are laughing. TBF, they're not really sending fighter-bombers off a Kuzentsov, either, for reasons you explained. The only reason they can bomb Syria with aircraft is from airbases inside the country. The Kuznetsov's aircraft seem to only provide air cover for fleet operations.
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KiteAuraan posted:Oh, and also that Russia can afford this coming war, because Russia Stronk and Always Win. Dwesa fucked around with this message at 09:05 on Oct 2, 2016 |
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Oct 2, 2016 08:51
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Dwesa posted:Their GDP went down by 40% in a span of 2 years or so. Good luck affording anything with that. It'll go back up as soon as oil prices go back up. OPEC is planning to cut production to raise prices again, so Russia Stronk will return.
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Cat Mattress posted:It'll go back up as soon as oil prices go back up. OPEC is planning to cut production to raise prices again, so Russia Stronk will return.
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Finally, South Front has made a conspiracy video about Bellingcat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro1byfe5vUM Skip to [url=https://youtu.be/ro1byfe5vUM?t=199[/url]3:19[/url] for the truth. Also I discovered RT broadcast this on the morning of the JIT press conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3lwPS_1E2w
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oh russia http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37533473 quote:"Some grow up to be doctors, others bakers and some soldiers."
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Oct 2, 2016 11:15
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Why not a Topol 2-M shaped-bed - let your little operator dream about bringing on the nuclear apocalypse.
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Lovely website that South Front, it's new to me. So Russian soldiers donated 1,5 ton of humanitarian help to Aleppo? My god, what an amount, what a generosity, it touched my heart. Not a pro-russian website at all. I didn't even bother watching the whole video, too much tinfoil hat for me. Nice quote from wiki article on them: "They even stated that "[it] portrays itself as being a crowdsourced project, but it looks more like a professional info-war project run or backed by the Russian military." And that was the worst 'debunking' video I have seen. In most debunking videos, they present counterarguments to specific points based on newest facts. RT video just uses lot of flashing images (what for? to induce epilepsy?), ad hominem and then arguments with stuff covered by bellingcat months ago. fatherboxx posted:Why not a Topol 2-M shaped-bed - let your little operator dream about bringing on the nuclear apocalypse. 
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Oct 2, 2016 11:28
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NGOs fighting against Aids = foreign governments trying to destroy Russia
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Cat Mattress posted:It'll go back up as soon as oil prices go back up. OPEC is planning to cut production to raise prices again, so Russia Stronk will return. Russia will cleverly finance their war against the homonazi West by selling gas to western degenerates, who will need it to fuel their armies to defeat Russia.
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Cat Mattress posted:The USA have a gigantic fleet of supercarriers because they have infinite money to spend, but 30+ fighters-bombers isn't "laughable". I don't think the doctors in the bombed-out Aleppo hospitals are laughing.
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Brown Moses posted:Finally, South Front has made a conspiracy video about Bellingcat Confirmation you are legit. Congratulations. Please don't buy that bed for your children. I thought the USA was bad for glorifying the military to children.
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Oct 2, 2016 14:34
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They just have to now start selling a downed jet-liner bed
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HUGE PUBES A PLUS posted:Please don't buy that bed for your children. I thought the USA was bad for glorifying the military to children. Why would you let your children sleep in such a treasure. It's for responsible adults.
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Dwesa posted:Lovely website that South Front, it's new to me. So Russian soldiers donated 1,5 ton of humanitarian help to Aleppo? Someone tell the Russians that dropping bombs on hospitals and cluster munitions on residential areas does not constitute "humanitarian help".
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Dwesa posted:Lovely website that South Front, it's new to me. So Russian soldiers donated 1,5 ton of humanitarian help to Aleppo? I didn't know Molotov was still foreign minister of the Russian federation.
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Cat Mattress posted:I didn't know Molotov was still foreign minister of the Russian federation. I guess thermite cluster bombs ought to be renamed Lavrov's Candle?
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That's gotta be one of the ugliest stupidest-looking bombs I've ever seen kinda making me hungry for bread though
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Punkin Spunkin posted:That's gotta be one of the ugliest stupidest-looking bombs I've ever seen
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Punkin Spunkin posted:That's gotta be one of the ugliest stupidest-looking bombs I've ever seen It's not a bomb in itself, it's a bomb dispenser. The fins make it rotate, and the actual bombs are inside, and they get yanked out by centrifugal forces as the dispenser's rotation speed increases. The aim is to spread the bombs randomly around.
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Cat Mattress posted:
So it just sort of... shoots its load everywhere?
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For a very brief moment.
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Would someone be able to give a brief summary of the events in Ukraine since the initial invasion and now? I'm way behind the news. I'm
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