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Cake day: July 5th, 2023

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  • A lot of cruelty actually.

    Earlier in the war a Wagner fighter who had surrendered was traded back. Wagner then posted a video online showing them killing him with a sledgehammer. Just to convey the message to other fighters that surrender is not an option.

    In the mean time the soldiers used as barrier forces (that prevent soldiers from retreating) are Islamic extremists under control of Kadyrov. Look him up, remember all the joyful things Isis did in Syria and then imagine these are your “allies”.

    So much cruelty…



  • Hardly any US aid to Ukraine is money. Mostly the amounts you see is the value of the aid.

    The US sends Ukraine weapons and munitions that come from their own stock, and buy new ones for the US

    • Older munitions that are closing on their expiration date get used instead of the US paying for refurbishment.
    • Phased out hardware is donated as aid or lend/lease meaning the US buys the equipment they do want instead.
    • Limited amount of new stuff is donated
    • The actual money is then spent by the US, on replacement equipment. (This is purchased from US contractors who manufacture the equipment in the US and Pay Americans their salary).



  • The bulk of their recruitment is voluntary.

    • They offer large signing bonuses and get their minorities to enlist and get blown up.
    • Criminals are offered Amnesty for surviving 6 months in a stormZ unit.

    Neither are forced. Russian civil unrest will only grow if enough of their soldiers don’t make it home. It will take a lot of Ukranian doing in order to combat years of propaganda. But now the government will be forced to spend 30pct of their budget on the military it will be harder and harder to maintain “special military operations” is going to plan.




  • Disposable anything should be regulated. And only if there is a reasonable requirement to be disposable it can be… else, nope. This is just manufacturing externalizing the cost of the waste onto society instead of developing proper reusable products and/or making them good enough. Disposable products should be made from stuff that the manufacturer is responsible for the waste/ recycling.

    Surgical gloves, yes. E cigarette, nope.