tgw

https://www.inc.com/marla-tabaka/influential-leaders-avoid-these-common-words-they-indicate-a-lack-of-emotional-intelligence.html

the point is that most probably we won't know before the war is over. Ukraine's interest is obviously to hold NATO to its word to "defend every square inch of NATO member countries' territory", that's why it wants the missile to have been Ruzzian-fired. But NATO obviously doesn't want that, and since it doesn't want it, the investigation can only lead to one result: it won't be possible to prove that the missile which killed 2 persons in Poland was fired by Ruzzians.

this is complete nonsense, since it's not possible to conduct a false flag operation while leaving evidence laying around. it's simply Ukraine trying to politically benefit from the incident. it won't be the first lie in this war, and I don't think anyone can catch up with the Ruzzians in this department.

unless provided access to radar data and the debris, none of these experts is able to differentiate with certainty between a stray Ukrainian air defense missile and a Russian missile, stray or not. what is certain though, is that everybody, maybe except Ukraine, will be happy at the moment to consider this impact an accident, regardless of who fired it. NATO evidence on the incident will either support this assessment or made to support this assessment. Ukrainian evidence on the incident will either not be published, maybe because there isn't any or because it doesn't support the Ukrainian narrative. there is no hope of facts and data reaching the public before the end of this war. at the end, there is only one party guilty of causing the Polish victims' death: Ruzzia.

that website is obviously BS.

reading comprehension ... 0

Kherson is a trap. Ukraine didn't bite. Pro-Russian people are posting baiting videos of abandoned checkpoints around Kherson:

the Russians are more comfortable admitting killing their own than admitting they were killed by Ukrainian forces. compare with the careless smokers that caused the sinking of the Moskva and the explosions at the Crimean airbase.

compare how, using which criteria ? for golf players Pattaya is much better. if you like growing strawberries, Chiang Mai. if you like skyscrapers, you will have more luck in Bangkok.

Facebook has been making some nasty changes, I am having issues as well using Firefox, and it's a known issue. Allegedly, clearing cache might help.

https://www.newsweek.com/woman-details-how-sister-was-publicly-executed-speaking-against-russia-1757089 Russians hang nurse in Skadovsk for pro-Ukrainian views, reports FT Putin and his henchmen need to hang too.

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/11/01/politics/iran-missiles-russia/index.html Iran is preparing to send additional weapons including ballistic missiles to Russia to use in Ukraine Someone please shutdown Iran.

wow, I'm impressed, nice internet research by the Olgino guys ! took them over 40 minutes though. as always, my kind salutations to the Olgino comrades. respect where respect is due.

check their next issues, maybe next year or 2024. they aren't the quickest for integrating neologisms.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ruzzia#English maybe this is clearer, the two Z are clearly visible:

far from the end result, on the contrary. For Ukraine and for the whole rest of the world we would call "free", the LOSING strategy would be to accept Ruzzia's invasion and its presence in occupied territories. And taking things even further, we also know that the current Ruzzia can't be negotiated with, because it lies and breaks treaties. "Hey we don't lie this time and we swear we will keep our word in future too". Logic, reason and sanity all advise the same course of action.

I'm sure you can also tell us who is to blame for that. Hint: ships don't need to pass through Ruzzian waters, because Ukrainian territorial waters connect directly with Romanian waters, direct way to Bosphorus Strait.

I did some reading, and it seems that aluminium-gallium is indeed still far from being an efficient method for hydrogen production ????

defending against occupiers on Ukrainian territory cannot be seen as an escalation.

Ukrainska Pravda https://www.pravda.com.ua/

so could you explain how electrolysis-based hydrogen production could be cheaper than aluminium-gallium based production ?

I'm not sure you understood what I meant.

I don't believe any electrolysis can be cheaper than the gallium-aluminium process

H2

well, in the article you linked they say: - research is needed to know just how big of a problem hydrogen leakage really would be - that leakage is/will be probably much less than first anticipated - leakage is not really expected to be a big issue let's hope hydrogen is a good solution.