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• #3227
Double
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• #3228
Wasn't that the Canadian compressor?
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• #3229
I'm wondering if all these Russian casualties intensify an already noticeable gender imbalance in their population due to earlier male mortality due to Russian economy being dependent upon dangerous manual labour and exposure to workplace chemicals + pollutants banned in the West?
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• #3230
No idea why Nordstream would have been sabotaged.
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• #3231
Russian media announce early 'referendum' count results with 'yes' votes in excess of 97%
Russian media have announced early results from the four widely-derided “referendums” staged by pro-Russian proxy authorities in four occupied areas of Ukraine – Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Khersonjust 2% short of matching north korean elections which usually have 99% or so in favour of the ruling kim jong - x, something smells fishy to me ! it's almost like it was rigged somehow
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• #3232
Especially when there are reports going around saying some are refusing to get involved.
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• #3233
at least I hopefully wont have to look at Germans holding up "open Nordstream 2 now" placards anymore.
Quite the contrary I think, you'll see a lot more of it. From what I am reading they damaged Stream 1, but left Stream 2 intact. This could force Germany to go back on their decision to close Stream 2. Russia would score a win in that regard, and then get around to repairing Stream 1 in due time. The process or repairing isn't that different from building the pipe in the first place, expensive but perfectly doable.
Edit: I am now reading that Stream 2 is damaged too. But with one leak, as opposed to two leaks in Stream 1.
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• #3234
The C.I.A. issued a vague warning in June to a number of European
nations, including Germany, that the two Nord Stream gas pipelines
that carry natural gas from Russia could be targeted in forthcoming
attackshttps://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/27/world/europe/cia-nord-stream-pipelines-attack.html
Some theories float around that it's Russians doing it to their pipelines first so when they damage some other pipeline from Norway soon, they will be like "can't be us, we got our infrastructure destroyed as well".
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• #3235
Also repairing it means you can deploy all sorts of naval ships potentially hiding subs etc?
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• #3236
You are right, I didn't think that true.
But they will probably change the placards anyway to Biden something something. -
• #3237
I can't understand why do ruzzians want to destroy the earth. Its like they just want to drag us all into harmageddon with them. The natural gas emission has 80% more warming power in the air than CO2. All the other green initiatives can be thrown to bin until we stop this awful waste. We are on a road to total destruction of the earth. Somebody needs to kill Putler for the sake of the world.
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• #3238
BTW. Just looking out of the window in downtown Helsinki there are quite a few young wealthy foreigners walking around. End of September isn't really the typical time of the year for touristy things. I went to have lunch in a hotel on Monday and there are russians working remotely in the lobby.
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• #3239
If they do declare war, does that mean that they can use more of the air force, navy, etc? Throwing thousands of untrained men at it seems pointless but if they can mobilise heavier weapons that might change the game?
They're already doing/have done this. Look at the Navy - the Moskva is famously the highest profile loss but there's plenty more:
https://www.businessinsider.com/surprising-russian-navy-losses-against-ukraine-century-after-tsushima-2022-6?r=US&IR=TMeanwhile the Air Force lost four planes last week:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2022/09/24/the-russian-air-force-lost-up-to-four-planes-in-one-day-as-ukrainian-air-defenses-advance/?sh=5f540dcf25b2 -
• #3240
Canada was contracted to repair 6 turbines with a waiver of sanctions so as not to interfere with Euro energy supply.
One was fixed but Russia said it didn’t pass quality control, kind of vaguely.
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• #3241
Thanks for the correction.
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• #3242
While the views of Trump supporting conspiracy theorists should generally be taken with a pinch of salt, Tucker Carlson offers some plausible evidence of the possible involvement of the Biden administration in the sabotage. Russia State TV has been having a field day with it.
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• #3243
Hold up.
Tucker and Plausible?
Pinch of salt, actually just grab a whole jug of it and smash it behind you.
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• #3245
You can reliably take the opposite of anything that awful cunt says as the truth.
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• #3246
Annexation ceremony tomorrow followed by declaration of war to defend motherland.
Good thing there are no distractions elsewhere rn.
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• #3247
followed by declaration of war to defend motherland
source?
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• #3248
source?
Not sure opinions need to be sourced.
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• #3249
Not at all. Read that the annexation will be made "official" tomorrow though so though the declaration was as well
Perhaps he still has to serve, maybe join that wagner prison recruits outfit..