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Tag Archives: Russo-Ukrainian War
LinkSwarm for August 26, 2022
Democrats behaving badly, Russian tanks behaving badly, and CNN thinking people don’t hate them. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! Three Democratic cities are suffering the slowest recovery from Flu Manchu. The progressive approach to law enforcement in certain major US cities, … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2024 Presidential Race, Antonovsky Bridge, Arizona, Border Controls, Chicago, CNN, coronavirus, Crime, Dan Price, David Zaslav, Democrats, Elections, HIMARS, Japan, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, Mark Pittman, Mike Pence, Military, nuclear power, rape, riot, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sergio Munoz Jr., Social Justice Warriors, tanks, Texas, Tim Scott, Twitter
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Ukraine’s Attrition Strategy
A lot of questions have popped up about the much-talked about Ukrainian counteroffensive for Kherson, among the biggest of which is “Where is it?” Anders Puck Nielsen, a military analyst at the Royal Danish Defence College, has some answers. What … Continue reading
Posted in Military, unions, video
Tagged Anders Puck Nielsen, Dnipro River, Donbas, Foreign Policy, Kherson, logistics, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video, Zaporizhzhia
21 Comments
Crimea Booming Continues
Previous stories on Ukraine hitting Russian military bases in Crimea have focused on the possibility of long-range missile strikes. As those strikes have continued, it’s now proven that some have been carried out by drone, and others appear to be … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, unions, video
Tagged Belgorod, Black Sea, Crimea, drone, Military, Mugin 5 Chinese Drone, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sevastopol, Stary Oskol, Ukraine, video, Viktor Nikolayevich Sokolov
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More Russian Bases In Crimea Go Boom
Looks like more Russian bases in Crimea are blowing up despite being hundreds of miles from the front lines. First up: France 24 reports explosions on a base in NE Crimea: Caveat: The video map calls the location Mayskoye, which … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Crimea, Dzhankoi, Foreign Policy, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Simferopol, Ukraine, video
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Russians Fleeing Crimea
I suppose I should clarify that the Russian fleeing Crimea are not Russian soldiers but civilians. Videos posted to social media show Russian vacationers fleeing Crimea following blasts at a military air base in the region that Moscow seized from … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Crimea, Foreign Policy, Kerch Strait Bridge, Kherson, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine
5 Comments
Russian Airbase In Crimea Goes Boom
Multiple loud explosions have rocked a Russian military airfield in occupied Crimea: Evidently the explosions shattered windows for a kilometer around. No windows within 1 km of today’s Ukrainian missile strike on the Russian airbase in Crimea survived. The Ukrainian … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Crimea, Foreign Policy, HIMARS, Military, Novofedorovka, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Saki Air Base, Ukraine, video
15 Comments
Ukraine Export Deal: Too Little, Too Late
You may remember Peter Zeihan’s analysis of world agricultural output in the wake of of deglobalization and the Russo-Ukrainian War, and his forecast of famine late this year. That was just before the Ukraine export deal was signed. Now he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged agriculture, Economics, famine, Foreign Policy, Middle East, Moldavia, Peter Zeihan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, trade, Transnistra, Ukraine, video
8 Comments
LinkSwarm for August 5, 2022
Ron DeSantis drives more enemies before him, the Biden Administration keeps doubling down on tranny madness, Batgirl dies for DC’s sins, and the most “Ewww” inducing headline of the year. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! Why America can’t build. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, Obama Scandals, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, unions, Welfare State
Tagged agriculture, Andrew Warren, atrazine, banking, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, Blackstone Group, Brett Kavanaugh, California, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Chesa Boudin, Chicago, Chuck Schumer, corn, Crime, Critical Drinker, DC Comics, Democrats, Department of Agriculture, Disney, dogs, Florida, Free Speech, George Soros, Hollywood, James Murphy, jobs, Kherson, Kim Foxx, LinkSwarm, Luke Goodrich, Michael Shapiro, Moms For Liberty, movies, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), PayPal, Regulation, Republicans, Ron DeSantis, Rudy Giuliani, Russo-Ukrainian War, San Francisco, Shaun King, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas, transexual, U.S. Bank, UK, unemployment, Warner Brothers, Xavier Becerra
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Is Russia’s Economy Collapsing?
Given the cutoff from SWIFT, the widespread economic sanctions, and the huge pullout of Western firms from Russia in the wake of their invasion of Ukraine, I would have expected more signs of the widely predicted economic decline on the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged agriculture, China, Economics, Foreign Policy, Germany, Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, sanctions, tanks, trade, Ukraine, Uralvagonzavod
8 Comments
Peter Zeihan: World Agricultural Output Is Screwed, US Output Is Not
Peter Zeihan (him again) spoke at Iowa’s Swine Day on the topic of Agriculture at the End of the World: At lot of this is Zeihan’s polished Greatest Hits presentation (Deglobalization, the need to stop Russia in Ukriane to prevent … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, video
Tagged agriculture, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, inflation, Odessa (Ukraine), oil industry, Peter Zeihan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video
8 Comments