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Tag Archives: Soviet Union
Peter Zeihan on the Ramifications of Russian Imperial Decline
Peter Zeihan says the abysmal performance of the Russian Army is going to have a whole lot of ramifications around the world, many in Russia’s own near abroad. “It means that the image of the Russians as a regional power, … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Abkhazia, Alexander Lukashenko, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bashar Assad, Belarus, Cuba, Estonia, Foreign Policy, Georgia (nation), Iran, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Military, Moldova, North Ossetia, Peter Zeihan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Soviet Union, Sweden, Syria, Transnistra, Venezuela, video
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Ukraine: Don’t Assume Russia Will Win
Defense analyst Anders Puck Nielsen says there’s a tendency for many to believe that, although Ukraine has put up a good fight, a Russian victory in the Russo-Ukrainian War is inevitable. (I assume he’s seeing these on the various MSM … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, video
Tagged Anders Puck Nielsen, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Soviet Union, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin
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Movie Review: The Beast
As I did with Fury, here’s a review of another movie that follows a tank crew driving deep into enemy territory. But instead of an American Sherman driving deep into Germany in 1945, it’s a Soviet T-55 taking a wrong … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Military
Tagged Afghanistan, Communism, Military, movie review, movies, Russia, Soviet Union, T-55, tanks
3 Comments
Mikhail Gorbachev, RIP
There are some people whose staggering failures are so awesome that they put ordinary successes in the shade. Like Christopher Columbus trying to find a quicker route to India and discovering the New World instead. Such is the case with … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged Communism, Foreign Policy, Glastnost, Mikhail Gorbachev, Obituary, Perestroika, Soviet Union, Strategic Defense Initiative, video
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Observing 2022 Victims of Communism Day
Today is May 1st, which means that once again it’s time to observe Victims of Communism Day, remembering that a false, brutal ideology killed over 100 million people. Here’s a list of memorials to the victims of communism. With Ukraine … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, video
Tagged Communism, East Germany, famine, Holodomor, Joe Rogan, Michael Malice, Soviet Union, Ukraine, Victims of Communism Day
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Why Are Russia’s Arms Sucking So Badly?
So why is Russian miltech performing so badly in Ukraine? In addition to some of the reasons we’ve already covered, this video provides additional answers (skip to 1:35 in to avoid the sponsor blather). Russia has 2.5 to 3 million … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Military, video
Tagged aircraft, Alexei Navalny, Almaz-Antey, Communism, Foreign Policy, Kalibr, Military, NPO Novator, ROSTEC, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sergey Chemezov, Siloviki, Soviet Union, UAC, Ukraine, video, Viktor Ivanov, Yevgeny Prigoshin
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The Failed Logistics Of The Russian Invasion
I’ve touched on some of the logistical difficulties Russia has experienced in its Ukrainian invasion. But this video goes into more detail about how Russia built up logistical support for the invasion, the importance of its rail systems, and how … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Foreign Policy, logistics, Military, railroads, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Soviet Union, Ukraine, video
12 Comments
LinkSwarm for December 24, 2021
Merry Christmas Eve, everyone! For some reason, corrupt scumbags seem to be a theme of this LinkSwarm. This week marks the 30th anniversary of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, an evil empire who’s passing made the world a better … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Anthony Fauci, anti-communism, Budget, California, Chicago, Christmas, CNN, Communism, corrupt scumbags, Crime, Democrats, dogs, Elections, Florida, Fox News, France, fraud, George Soros, Grand Tour, Ian Urbina, Kimberly Lightford, LinkSwarm, Mary Gay Scanlon, Media Watch, Nashville, New York City, New York Times, Noam Chomsky, Philadelphia, Riker's Island, self-defense, Social Justice Warriors, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, Tom Cotton, Vance Ginn
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LinkSwarm for October 22, 2021
Greetings, and welcome to the Friday LinkSwarm! Manchin stands firm, Psaki drips with contempt, #NeverTrump and #BlackLivesMatter share a sugar daddy, and “Let’s Go Brandon” pops up everywhere. It’s suddenly beginning to dawn on Democrats that Manchin means it. Joe … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, #NeverTrump, airlines, Alec Baldwin, Anthony Fauci, banking, California, Chanel Dickerson, China, Communism, coronavirus, Democracy Frontlines Fund, Democracy Fund Voice, Democrats, dogs, Evan McMullin, filibuster, Haiti, hamburgers, Hewlett Foundation, In-N-Out Burger, James Lileks, Jen Psaki, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Joe Rogan, Joel Searby, Let's Go Brandon, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Military, Mindy Finn, Minnesota, Pierre Omidyar, police, Regulation, Renew America Movement, Russia, Ryan Cole, San Francisco, Sarah Hoyt, Saule Omarova, Social Justice Warriors, Southwest Airlines, Soviet Union, video, voting fraud, Washington D.C., Washington Post, West Virginia, Wuhan Institute of Virology
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