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Where did Russia go?


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2017 Aug 1, 5:49pm   43,805 views  207 comments

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How come it's not Russia 24/7 anymore on NPR, CNN, and in the NY Times?

Have they run out of lame tenuous connections that no one is buying and which break no laws? Seemed like they could make up a new story every week for the last 8 months.

Or have they realized that investigating further looks more likely to incriminate Hillary than Trump?

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178   RWSGFY   2023 Jun 19, 7:09am  

Russia's transformation into a subsidiary of China is now complete


https://archive.ph/9nFgq
179   rocketjoe79   2023 Jun 20, 10:05pm  

The_Deplorable says

According to General Patton "The Russian has no regard for human life and is an all out son of a bitch, a barbarian, and a chronic drunk."

In response I wrote "the Russians single-handedly defeated Nazi Germany massively and decisively. On the Eastern Front - In operation Bagration, in the summer of 1944 - and in support of the Normandy Invasion, Russia wiped out 34 German divisions and the German Army Group Center ceased to exist."

HeadSet says


"Yes, using 360 divisions and over 105,000 T-34 tanks..."

Irrelevant and the fact remains: - In operation Bagration, in the summer of 1944 Russia wiped out 34 German divisions and the German Army Group Center ceased to exist.

Operation Bagration contradicts General Patton. Period.

Wasn't that done by Stalin using Impressed Ethnics that were basically murdered? One gun for ten conscripts? "Keep pushing forward: if the gun drops, pick it up and move forward."
Compared to Stalin, Hitler was a piker. Hitler only managed to kill 6 million - Stalin's numbers are estimated between 20-30 million killed during his "purges."
Why did T-34's have a machine gun pointing backward in the turret? So they could kill any conscripts that tried to run from the fight.
180   The_Deplorable   2023 Jun 21, 8:24am  

rocketjoe79 says
"Wasn't that done by Stalin using Impressed Ethnics that were basically murdered?"

No. Stalin opposed operation Bagration and General Konstantin Rokossovsky who pushed for this plan of attack. Rokossovsky ended up having the support of other generals as well.

Patton's statement that "The Russian has no regard for human life and is an all out son of a bitch, a barbarian, and a chronic drunk" was wrong and in fact arrogant.
181   The_Deplorable   2023 Jun 21, 2:55pm  

rocketjoe79 says
"Why did T-34's have a machine gun pointing backward in the turret? So they could kill any conscripts that tried to run from the fight."

This is propaganda rocketjoe. Regardless, early in WWII, the T-34 was one of the best tanks in military service.

German General Heinz Guderian - father of the blitzkrieg - saw the T-34 in action in 1941 at the Battle of Moscow and sent a report to German Headqurters suggesting the adoption of the T-34 by the German army. His suggestion basically said 'copy this tank and do not change anything. We need this at the front ASAP.' His suggestion was rejected.
182   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2023 Jun 30, 8:51pm  

The_Deplorable says

German General Heinz Guderian - father of the blitzkrieg - saw the T-34 in action in 1941 at the Battle of Moscow and sent a report to German Headqurters suggesting the adoption of the T-34 by the German army. His suggestion basically said 'copy this tank and do not change anything. We need this at the front ASAP.' His suggestion was rejected.


I wonder if that story was true. Russians are Slavs, which were officially untermensch in the Third Reich at that time. If he had sent that, he would have probably been arrested at least by the SS. Most likely shot or offered the Rommel Option after that.
183   AmericanKulak   2023 Jun 30, 9:08pm  

rocketjoe79 says


Compared to Stalin, Hitler was a piker. Hitler only managed to kill 6 million - Stalin's numbers are estimated between 20-30 million killed during his "purges."

Probably closer to 12 million, 6M is just the Heebs and that's probably more like 3-4M. I'd guess Hitler 12M and Stalin at least 20M and probably closer to 24M. But Stalin has more time to work, though.
184   The_Deplorable   2023 Jun 30, 9:49pm  

The_Deplorable says
"German General Heinz Guderian - father of the blitzkrieg - saw the T-34 in action in 1941 at the Battle of Moscow and sent a report to German Headqurters suggesting the adoption of the T-34 by the German army. His suggestion basically said 'copy this tank and do not change anything. We need this at the front ASAP.' His suggestion was rejected."

Trollhole says
"I wonder if that story was true. Russians are Slavs, which were officially untermensch in the Third Reich at that time. If he had sent that, he would have probably been arrested at least by the SS. Most likely shot or offered the Rommel Option after that."

No. I am going by memory... he wrote that in his bestseller book "Panzer Leader" after the war.
188   RWSGFY   2024 Sep 6, 8:06am  

Where did it go? It never left: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Yzaeeynpo1s
189   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Sep 6, 8:34am  

RWSGFY says

Where did it go? It never left: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Yzaeeynpo1s


Yawwn. You are getting as bad as FarmersWon.


191   komputodo   2024 Sep 6, 1:37pm  

Does Russia still exist? Wasn't it overrun by NATO and the ukies with their new F-16s and also bankrupted by US sanctions?
192   stereotomy   2024 Sep 6, 4:56pm  

Someone forgot to change the queue cards - it's the Chicoms, not the Russians, that are influencing elections. Case in point: the NYS 15-year high-ranking apparatchik being a spy for CCP.
193   Ceffer   2024 Sep 6, 7:02pm  

komputodo says

Does Russia still exist? Wasn't it overrun by NATO and the ukies with their new F-16s and also bankrupted by US sanctions?

Yes. The MSM just hasn't caught up yet.
202   RWSGFY   2024 Nov 10, 11:11am  

They are busy making helmets protecting against external threats:

https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1855243488763219997






207   Eric Holder   2025 Jan 31, 1:25pm  

Hiring prostitutes to work in the state-owned oil company ran by Pukin's close buddy - Sechin:

The Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF) has published an investigation into the hiring of escorts at the Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft. According to the obtained data, dozens of young women without relevant experience or qualifications have been confirmed as holding administrative positions with high salaries.

By analyzing Rosneft’s employee records and other documents, ACF’s investigators found that many of these women had previously worked in escort services. Their contact details were discovered on specialized websites and in escort agency databases.

Among the identified cases is the hiring of 21-year-old Anastasia I. as a chief specialist in the Corporate Property Department with an annual salary exceeding 2.4 million rubles (over $24,300). Another woman, 27-year-old Alexandra A., was appointed as an advisor to the company’s business manager, while 21-year-old Alina B. became a second-category specialist in the travel organization department.

A key focus of the investigation is Albina Ivanova, who was hired by Rosneft at the age of 21 with a monthly salary exceeding 300,000 rubles (over $3,000). Over the course of nine years, she received a total of 33 million rubles from the company — more than $335,000 based on the present exchange rate, though the dollar value of her compensation would have been much higher before the start of the war.

For comparison, the average salary in Moscow, Russia’s capital and its largest and most economically developed city, comes in at 140-160,000 rubles ($1,400 to 1,600), according to a recent claim by mayor Sergei Sobyanin. Vladimir Putin was visibly surprised when he heard the statistic.

Additionally, Ivanova was paid approximately 300 million rubles (just over $3 million) by the Independent Petroleum Company (NNK). NKK is owned by Eduard Khudainatov, Rosneft’s former CEO, who was identified in 2022 as the proxy owner of two megayachts — the 459-foot Scheherazade, which has been linked to Vladimir Putin, and the 348-foot Amadea, which the U.S. Department of Justice found is ultimately owned by sanctioned Russian gold mogul Suleiman Kerimov.

According to the investigation, Ivanova took 58 private jet trips with Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin — a close ally of Vladimir Putin’s going back to his days in St. Petersburg. Ivanova owns a collection of luxury cars, including two Rolls-Royces, a Mercedes-Benz G-Class, and a Porsche Taycan, with a total value exceeding 200 million rubles.

Investigators also uncovered Ivanova’s extensive Hermès handbag collection, estimated at around 104 million rubles, including a crocodile leather model worth approximately 20 million rubles. Last year, she purchased a 205 m² apartment in the elite Kutuzovsky 12 residential complex in central Moscow for over 300 million rubles.

Documents obtained by the ACF indicate that such hiring practices are not isolated incidents. Rosneft has employed dozens of young women without proper qualifications in well-paid administrative roles.

The ACF report notes that Rosneft’s board of directors includes high-ranking government officials such as Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration Maxim Oreshkin, who have access to information about the company’s hiring policies.
-- The Insider, 30 January 2025 13:38

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