I was going to make that comment, is it the harsh winters that do this? What does Anna Kournikova look like now?
Russia-Ukraine war has begun
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My theory is Soviet genetic experiments. No way the short and ugly old people had these tall beautiful women and handsome guys.
Well, it kind of mimics Latino women. Gorgeous and then on their 26-27th birthday, they wake up with a super sized azz, POOF ! ALWAYS research your dates mother to see what your prize in a few years will look like !!! Always research. OHHH and her wonderful "loving" demeanor in a few years.My theory is Soviet genetic experiments. No way the short and ugly old people had these tall beautiful women and handsome guys.
They don’t shrink by a foot. In my experience in nearly every Asian country with beautiful young women (which is nearly all of them) there are two extremes on the aging thing. They’re the Philippines and Thailand. Both countries have beautiful young women but they don’t age well in the Philippines and they do in Thailand. Generally speaking. Singapore has the most exotically beautiful IMO.Well, it kind of mimics Latino women. Gorgeous and then on their 26-27th birthday, they wake up with a super sized azz, POOF ! ALWAYS research your dates mother to see what your prize in a few years will look like !!! Always research. OHHH and her wonderful "loving" demeanor in a few years.
A border change announced by Russia? Hadn't heard of that - I would think that would be big news.
Those Ukraine girls really knock me out. They leave the West behind.
Moscow girls make me sing and shout.
Vietnamese and the Phillipines have some gorgeous women. Until they turn 40.
"On the eve of the summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would end the war if Kyiv agreed to drop its NATO ambitions and hand over four provinces claimed by Moscow. The conditions apparently reflected Moscow's growing confidence its forces have the upper hand."
I kind of think the opposite is true, as the Russian economy reacts to the new sanctions implemented by the West. It's like the claims from some that the dispatch of the nuclear sub to Cuba is a show of strength, when the reality is Russian vessels are safer in Cuba than in the Black Sea...
Moscow Exchange Halts Dollar, Euro Trade After New U.S. Sanctions - The Moscow Times
Updated to add the Central Bank's suspension of morning trading.
The announcement of the new tighter sanctions resulted in the Moscow stock exchange halting all dollar/euro trading which resulted in a 10% drop on the exchange.The only way they were able to contain the damage was thru limiting panicked selling by denying people access to their accounts. And then the following day the major Russian banks were all offline, which basically meant people had no means to sign in to acces their money.
First it was Alfa Bank...
Then both RosBank and Gazprombank followed suit...
Someone on twitter noted that more banks were closed than open.Videos appeared of customers lining up in long lines outside of banks in Moscow and St Petersburg. RussiaBankCollapse began to trend on twitter, and some of these memes are hilarious...
Russian trolls attempted to fight back, by letting us all know that Bono, Messi and Jen (among others) are all calling for an end to aid to Ukraine...
But then this video appeared showing Russian police units raiding a dance club in search of new recuirts to provide cannon fodder for Putin's special operation...
This video is long, but it provides an indepth analysis of what all this means with regards to the rouble and to the Russian economy in general. This guy is extremely well informed and explains things in a manner that even I can understand. Partcularly interesting in explaining how these new sanctions target Chinese banks which up till now have been assisting the Russian war effort...
We join Italy, France, Germany, and Britain …who have signed similar agreements
Putin says North Korea treaty provides ‘mutual assistance’ in case of aggression
A new treaty signed between North Korea and Russia provides for “mutual assistance” in case either country faces aggression, Russian leader Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, in an apparent warning to the West.
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lmao at the thought of N. Korean troops fighting for Russia.Putin says North Korea treaty provides ‘mutual assistance’ in case of aggression
A new treaty signed between North Korea and Russia provides for “mutual assistance” in case either country faces aggression, Russian leader Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, in an apparent warning to the West.
Like they wouldn't defect at the first chance they get if they leave N. Korea
The North Koreans are the senior partner in the agreement
I couldn't read the article beyond the first couple sentences.
What does 'senior partner' mean?
Putin needs the North Koreans more than they need him. They need weapons.
Tells me N. Korea isn't too worried about being attacked by anyone if they're shipping weapons to another country.
There is zero chance of anyone attacking North Korea.
Exactly. Too bad their population doesn't know that.
Plus, they need the cash from selling weaponry.
One of us does not know how old school Stalinist government works.
No, but they've gin'd up their entire economy for it. They're on a constant war footing to keep the population from getting too uppity.
Russia is losing so many vehicles, troops are walking into combat. Or riding standard ATVs, it is better for commanders to lose a platoon than a vehicle. Russia really hasn't changed since the 40's when masses of infantry would be ordered through German minefields to clear them.
www.forbes.com
In Russia, Vehicles Are Expensive But Soldiers Are Cheap—And That’s Why The Battle For Vovchansk Is Becoming An Infantry Massacre
Russian troops are fighting on foot, and dying in droves.
www.forbes.com
You've got to wonder how swamped the Russian doctors and medical personnel are. With that many wounded every month, word has to be getting back home that so many are being killed and wounded. That can't be good for PR or morale.Russia is losing so many vehicles, troops are walking into combat. Or riding standard ATVs, it is better for commanders to lose a platoon than a vehicle. Russia really hasn't changed since the 40's when masses of infantry would be ordered through German minefields to clear them.
In Russia, Vehicles Are Expensive But Soldiers Are Cheap—And That’s Why The Battle For Vovchansk Is Becoming An Infantry Massacre
Russian troops are fighting on foot, and dying in droves.
Just insanity, really.
I just read an interview of a captured Russian Army Medic Trainer. They pull slightly wounded from the battle field. Tape a grenade to one arm, blow it off and train new medics how to treat that wound. Then if the wounded survived, shoot him through one lunge so the students could treat a Pneumothorax (collapsed lunge). If he survived that, finish him off and file him as a deserter.
Moral seems to be high to not get wounded. But there's a lot of prayer to have a quick cranial extrication.
How does a grenade only blow off the arm and not kill him?
Not sure I believe all that.
Well, I could explain how but lets just say... not here.
But yes, it does seem a bit far fetched, until you think that Russians are involved. Totally different worlds that we live in.
You said you just read that in an interview. So give us the link, so we can judge ourselves.Well, I could explain how but lets just say... not here.
But yes, it does seem a bit far fetched, until you think that Russians are involved. Totally different worlds that we live in.
I knew this would come up. I'm looking, I'm looking. I was hitting links, within stories that I got to from other links.
Why would I make it up and admit that I was a bit skeptical?
I'm not saying you made it up. I'm just saying those are crazy claims we would like to judge ourselves. You can't drop shit like that with no source, c'mon.
I know I know... I read, not thinking of using it ever again... then poof. I get it.
I tried but couldn't find it. Did find this collection of interviews with Russian POWs. Fascinating:
