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LinkSwarm For August 21, 2026
Trump’s winning in Iran, Russia’s losing in Ukraine, Democrats committing fraud left and right, the data center debate rages on, a crappy movie in China gain sudden popularity because it’s crappy, and Orlando PD get to wrestle an alligator. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda, Admiral Grigorovich, AI, Alabama-Coushatta, alligator, Anthony Fauci, Anthropic, Arleigh Burke class destroyer, Babylon Bee, Bastrop, Bastrop City Council, CAIR, California, Cami Clark, campaign finance fraud, cars, Chicago, China, CleanSpark, Communism, Core Scientific, coronavirus, Crime, Critical Drinker, Dario Amodei, Data Center Coalition, data centers, David Morens, deconstructionism, Democrats, Department of Health and Human Services, Digital Realty, Eagle Pass, EcoHealth Alliance of New York, Ed Bolian, EdgeConneX, Emily Gallagher, Eric Swalwell, Facebook, Fairfax County, Far Corner, Flock AI cameras, FOAI, Frankfurt School, fraud, fundraising, Gavin Newsom, Gilles Deleuze, Google, Grand Theft Auto, Greg Abbott, Hamas, Herbert Marcuse, Illegal Aliens, Innodata, Iran, Isaiah Mitchell, Jacques Derrida, Japan, Jason Arday, Jeffrey Epstein, Jihad, Karen Bass, Kickapoo, Koledino, Kombinat Kamensky, Kurt Schlichter, Lancium, Last Token, LinkSwarm, logistics, Los Angeles, Mara, Mariupol, Max Horkheimer, Media Watch, Melissa L. Farris, Michel Foucault, Middle East Forum, Military, Minnesota, Moscow, National Review, Navy, New York, Nigel Farage, Nithya Raman, Novorossiysk, OpenAI, Operation Epic Fury, Oracle, Orlando, Peter D, Peter Daszak, Philip Qiu, Professor of Rock, QTS Data Centers, Reddit, Rick Beato, Rockstar Games, Ron DeSantis, Rostov, Rowan Digital Infrastructure, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Salman Ahmed Elmi, Samara, SB Energy, shoplifting, Skybox Datacenters, Social Justice Warriors, Softbank, South China Sea, Soyuz, space, SpaceX, Stan Gerdes, Steve Descano, Stream Data Centers, Suchomimus, Tajikistan, terrorism, Texas, The Texan News, Theodor W. Adorno, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Ukraine, USS Benfold, Vantage Data Centers, voting fraud, waste, Welfare State, Wildberries, WNBA, World Vision, World War II, xAI, Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, Zoom Books
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How Ukraine Is Hammering Russian Logistics
In this week’s LinkSwarm, I briefly touched on how Ukraine is absolutely hammering Russia’s logistics behind the front lines. So here are a couple of videos that go into more detail. First up: Task & Purpose. “Right now, Ukraine is … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged 412th Nemesis Brigade, AI, AN-196 Liutyi, Battlefield Air Interdiction (BAI), Cappy Army, Crimea, Denmark, Donbas, Donetsk, drones, FP-2 drone, gamification, Germany, Hornet drone, Kharkiv, Kherson, Kupyansk, logistics, M-14 Highway, Mariupol, Melitopol, Military, Netherlands, Norway, Odradne, Peklo drone, Pokrovsk, R-280 Highway, robots, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Shark drone, Simferopol, Starlink, Sweden, Task & Purpose, Telegram, UK, Ukraine, video, Viktor Orban, Vladimir Soldo, Volodymyr Zelensky, Zaporizhzhia
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Putin Chooses Mobilization, Sham Referendum, Continuing Humiliation
Faced with the continued erosion of Russia’s military position in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has chosen to double-down on failure. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday announced the partial mobilization of military reservists, a significant escalation of his war in Ukraine … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged conscription, Donetsk, Foreign Policy, Kerch Strait Bridge, Kharkiv, Kherson, Luhansk, Mariupol, Military, Peter Zeihan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sergei Shoigu, Stephen Green, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin, Zaporizhia
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Russo-Ukrainian War Roundup for March 28, 2022
Despite last week’s announcement that Russia was going to confine operations to the eastern part of Ukraine, there seems to be a lot of activity around Kiev, possibly of “one last push” variety, though Ukrainian forces have retaken Irpin, and … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Alisher Usmanov, Belarus, Berdyansk, Borodyanka, Donbas, Donetsk, Foreign Policy, Irpin, Kiev, Lugansk, Makariv, Mariupol, Military, Roman Abramovich, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sergei Lavrov, tanks, Ukraine, Vladimir Lisin, Vladimir Potanin, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky, Yakov Rezantsev
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Russo-Ukrainian War Update for March 20, 2022
Some significant changes since the last update, mainly that Russian forces have finally taken Mariupol, allowing Russian forces in the east to linkup through Donetsk. But elsewhere a slow, grinding stalemate seems to prevail. Here’s the Livemap snapshot: Here’s The … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Dnipro, Donetsk, Foreign Policy, hypersonic, Kiev, Mariupol, Military, NLAW, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, St. Petersburg (Russia), T-14 Armata, T-64, tanks, Ukraine, video
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Russo-Ukrainian War Update for March 17, 2022
Russia’s war against Ukraine grinds on. Here’s the Livemap snapshot: Given the usual caveats (the map is not the territory), it doesn’t seem like Russia has made much progress since my last update. Russian forces are taking high casualties as … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Alexei Navalny, Anton Gerashchenko, Belarus, Ben Hedges, China, Estonia, Foreign Policy, FSB, Kharkiv, Kiev, Kurt Schlichter, Mariupol, Martin Herem, Military, No-Fly Zone, nuclear weapons, Odessa (Ukraine), Oleg Mityaev, Poland, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky, Voznesensk, Yevgeny Prigozhin
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Russo-Ukrainian War Update for February 27, 2022
The Russian offensive in Ukraine continues to bog down against stiff resistance, Putin puts his nukes on alert, a rumor of peace talks, momentum to suspend some Russian banks from SWIFT builds, and a whole lot of aid from the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Australia, Azov Sea, Berdyansk, Bucha, conscription, Crimea, Dnipro River, Donetsk, Foreign Policy, Germany, Greece, Grozny, Jim Geraghty, Kiev, logistics, Mariupol, Mark Antonio Wright, Military, NATO, nuclear weapons, Odessa (Ukraine), Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sweden, SWIFT, tanks, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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