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@Tripp i need a firmware update. What is going on?
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@WashedOutGundamPilot @Cornelius @Owl @n8 I was promised I would not deploy with my shitty jamming 249 and would be issued a factory new one before deployment. I was not, I still deployed
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I’m sorry as funny as this thread is it just drives home that Russia and Ukraine are basically the same country. “Which country has better russian speaking heavily tattooed neo-Nazi powerlifting former/current mafia criminal micro e-celebs” I’m pretty sure the existence of this category of person is only in Russia and Ukraine. I can’t even tell these guys apart tbh.
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a white marine recruit stood tall and was discharged for refusing to become an FBI informant and infiltrated and spy on Pro white groups in and outside the military. No wrongdoing alleged.
It takes immense savvy and toughness not to just accept any order from the top at boot camp. Really good on the kid.
justicereport.news/articles/2023/02/21/usmc-recruit-discharged-harassed-and-barred-from-service-after-refusing-to-become-an-fbi-informant-for-250000/
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@Rayfield @WashedOutGundamPilot I would just make it very clear that one of you owns 51% or more and that guy has the final say. It makes things much easier bc it avoids disputes before they happen when everyone knows if it goes nuclear one party is winning.
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@WashedOutGundamPilot The problem with education on this stuff this is the state to state case law and state tax autism and registration is so brutally different that you really can’t make a one size fits all policy.
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@WashedOutGundamPilot @mkultra @Boomerman @Chuckie_ar_la @BigDuck @doctorsex Assuming his claims are totally legitimate and everything these don’t raise to the level of doing stupid public whistle blower stuff. At most I can see divesting yourself from the company LLC bc of some liability concern. Or resigning. But making a big public whistle blower screaming post seems like drunken ideas.
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@mkultra @Boomerman @Chuckie_ar_la @BigDuck @WashedOutGundamPilot @doctorsex Seems like this confirms he was drunk last night to be honest and went overboard on a dispute that seems to have been resolved the previous day with him resigning or divesting or whatever even if he wasn’t super happy about it and the booze got him to be stupid af(as fuck) in public
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@DK_Dharmaraj Russia has not demonstrated an ability to severely cut supply lines via fires during previous operational encirclements and the added high ground around Bakhmut isn’t a meaningful benefit as it’s not the Napoleonic wars anymore. Ukraine fires also don’t need to be in the city or even near the city to affect a siege.
A siege is extremely viable for the UAF and relatively small UAF force could hold out for a very long time. They have also moved forces there at significant opportunity cost from the Kherson direction. Those forces are still intact after Russia pulled back there. This signals a very high investment and the Ukrainian goal of buying time is significant as they seem to be betting on the new formations they are creating in the west totaling 60k thousand men in a NATO style armor brigade and one other normal brigade/division (are calling them 2 army corps) for some reason instead of divisions made western officers and specialist returning training and retraining from NATO nations, veterans of degraded UAF brigades rotated off the line and new recruits (that’s what all the Bradly and marders and amx-10s and possible western tanks will be going to) for an offensive toward meltiopol or as a reserve to severely blunt any Russia advances post Bakmut. The more time this unit is off the line the larger and better organized it will be.
All this is saying there is a legitimate operational advantage in holding in siege for as long as possible it’s not just political vs operational.
Also bakhmut seems to have disproportionate numbers of high motivation high morale formations (poles Georgians, legion) that are the type of troops you would want for a siege. If they can maintain a supply line even under fire of low investment conscript units to reinforce these units they could stick around a very long time.
The only way I see UAF falling back is if they judge that a true encirclement is possible
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