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rabas

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  1. Somber truth: Completely unrelated to the fact that Putin is terrified of going out like Gaddafi at the hands of his own people.
  2. You could literally freeze to death in Canada, ... Celsius. No way.
  3. Dmitry Markov, a famous Russian photographer notably arrested at Navalny's 2021 protest, has reportedly died. More Putin fear? A famous photograph of his that captures modern Putin Russia:
  4. It may indicate Putin is getting more worried about something. Hope so. Extreme propaganda, absurd lying, assassinating most anyone, and doomsday weapons can only get you so far. Soon all the damage being done to Russian ships, factories, refineries, military stocks, the economy (what economy?), not to mention nearly half a million dead Russians, many who have families, may catch up to him. Julia Ioffe, the Russian expert, explains that Putin's worst nightmare is going out like Muammar Gaddafi, hunted down by his own people, in a drain pipe, pulled out and beaten to death. Putin apparently watched the video of Gaddafi's death obsessively for days. Fun fact. It was the 2011 NATO led intervention in Libya that lead to Gaddafi's death. Here The Atlantic discuses possible parallels with Ukraine. Like I said, hope so.
  5. You need to prove that prove has multiple meanings. Did you read her paper? She both proved it by elegantly simple experiment and clearly saw the atmosphere/climate implications. She also discovered H2O moisture had a large effect and that condensation would be difficult to treat quantitatively, just like today's climate folks who start hand-waving at the mention of water. She got the whole study in a nutshell. "She was the first scientist to conclude that certain gases warmed when exposed to sunlight, and that rising carbon dioxide (CO2) levels would change atmospheric temperature and could affect climate, a phenomenon now referred to as the Greenhouse effect." WIKI Tyndall worked to advance and prove parts of the model, particularity how CO2 absorbs bands of IR, but full understanding only came after the discovery of quantum physics.
  6. Amazing what remote tele-health outpatient treatment can do.
  7. ... Similarly, those who had had COVID-19 were 54% more likely to experience digestive symptoms such as constipation, diarrhea, bloating, vomiting ... COVID-19 infections raise risk of long-term gastrointestinal If your symptoms are from COVID, a simple vaccination may have prevented them. Stop spreading fear of vaccinations and masks....
  8. Today is Valentines Day. The Russian officer whom the ship is named after, Tsezar Kunikov, died in battle on Valentines day in 1943. Wiki has already updated his WIKI page to note the ship's sinking on the 81st anniversary of his death. I assume the Ukrainian planners where aware.
  9. The video is spliced from successive drone ships as they hit the 112.5 meter long vessel. The last part seems to show the massive ship rapidly rolling onto its side.
  10. Russian state propaganda like RT is not Op-Ed, not even the same side of the sun. Folks who can't see that are easily fooled.
  11. By measuring the difference in scattering of infrared light in the 8.7 and 12µm wavelength bands, which correspond to the particle size of interest. The bigger the difference the more particles of that size. You can also use wavelengths near 2.5 and 5µm. Other wavelengths are blocked by the atmosphere.
  12. Well, Mr. Putin, your interview worked well. Within days, the US Senate dropped ongoing arguments and issues voting 67 to 32 to advance a $97 billion bill that predominately aids Ukraine. Reuters Better shore up your Crimean Bridge defenses, dude.
  13. So what's the difference between kilometers squared and square kilometers? Hint: At 365 kilometers squared, you've ranked Gaza as the 95th largest country ahead of Greece, Nicaragua, and North Korea. [ref] [ref] As for electric/data cables connecting to UNWRA headquarters. It is not possible to make such connections without the complete involvement of UNRWA facilitates engineers. You cannot connect wires if you don't know what they connect to and specs like voltage, phase, amperage, and data format. You will blow everything up. Such work also requires sign off from higher ups as it impacts operations. Of course they knew, and everyone knows they knew.
  14. I did answer, clearly, concisely and provided relevant examples. In today's super complex high tech world, cooperation produces optimal, cost effective solutions. It also provides essential weapons system interoperability between allies, not to mention cost effective maintenance. So to continue, you need to establish: 1) what advantage is there in making a fully independent UK carrier jet, and 2) how is your question relevant to sending an aircraft carrier to the Red sea?
  15. Chamberlain's appeasement of Adolf Hitler that caused WW2 too bland for you? Try enough thermonuclear weapons to extinguish life. If you really like it spicy, check out Putin's doomsday weapons, which he is developing, and testing... Russia's 'Doomsday Weapon' That Can Wipe Out Coastal Infra, Render Country Uninhabitable To Be Operationalized By 2024. reference
  16. Maybe I'm focused on clear and present danger, one that can't be ignored. China certainly has the capacity to do a lot of damage longer term. However, China and America have a functional relationship that neither can ignore. Putin's Russia is truly rogue.
  17. Point 1. Modern high tech industry is not the way it use to be, anywhere. Point2. S-400 WIKI "The anti-aircraft version of the missile system, designed to destroy aircraft, cruise, and ballistic missiles, can also be used against ground targets. The S-400 is able to intercept cruise missiles at a range of only 40 km (25 mi) due to their low-altitude flight paths." This was not the first S-400 catastrophe. Watch Putin claim to his power base that Crimea is now completely safe because of S-400, right before his Crimea headquarters is wiped from Ukraine by Storm Shadow. (best video ever) https://twitter.com/HerryRodinNapit/status/1705545040096104656
  18. Not the same. China is Americas greatest competitor by far. Putin's Russia is America's and the world's greatest strategic threat. Listen to the first 3 minutes. Julia Ioffe on Putin and America.
  19. Thank you for the time to give a clear answer. I see a somewhat scientific and analytical sampling of global media sources. Notably you have no source of information from Russia. RT and Sputnik are propaganda organs of Putin's regime. Most countries have army, navy, and air force. Russia has army, navy, air force, and propaganda. It's weaponized and integral with their covert operations, and has been so from long ago. You need hear Russians to circumvent the propaganda. A top expert on Putin and his oligarchy is a Russian born woman named Julia Ioffe ("Yoh-fee"). She is keenly analytical. She is not anti-Putin and explains things in ways comprehensible to Western minds. She has many good interviews on Youtube. Here and here are good staring points for Putin and Ukraine.
  20. Hi support, After yesterday, every time I login to the forum, from the same device, even without closing the forum window, I receive a new "New Device Login" message. This should not be. As a safe desktop user, I log in and out anywhere I go, which now generates significant email pollution from AN. I use Linux with AIS as my IP provider. The issue is with both Firefox and Chrome. The second error i see is that the New Device Login message wrongly reports my location as Ratchathewi (Khwaeng Samsen Nai), Bangkok. I am no where near Ratchathewi and others correctly report my IP location as Nonthaburi. While not a cataclysmic problem, it can be quite irritating to constantly clean out email pollution. Anyway to fix it? Many thanks and keep up the good work.
  21. Yes, he looked deathly in his mausoleum in 1966. Actually quite waxy.
  22. I guess you are on board with that. And I thought I was leading the pack 🙂 Thank you. You are the second person to describe were their actual views come from. Mine are similar in that they come from long time experience with Russia and Russians. Though I never lived there, I did meet Lenin when I was there.
  23. OK, fair enough so far but you didn't reveal much, just that you listen and decide. I think most will say something similar including that the other 'side' is misinformed. Also agree most politicians and journalists have other priorities. But my question is where do you get your information from, where does it originate? Another poster gave a great account of his sources of views on Russia. This is a critical because of Russia's historic weaponization of disinformation on a scale that most Westerners can't comprehend, as in it doesn't compute.
  24. So, you just listen to the 'true' side? I'm still waiting for you to reveal your special sources on Russia. Odd that you accuse others, whom you don't know, of listening to propaganda yet you won't reveal your own sources. They say the make of a man is in how he views others.
  25. Why does it "have to be"? You thinking is out of date. That's not how modern industrial manufacturing works. Aside from British aerospace industry being no. 2 in the world, BAE makes a significant part of America's F35's fuselage along with two US companies [ref]. So even the US does not build everything. Also, performance matters. Today's top video shows Russians going berserk in an open field as their S400 missile system fails to shoot down multiple British Storm Shadows whizzing directly overhead. Lol. But Putin said it would work...
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