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Just Pickers at the moment.Who’s suggesting it’s a false flag?
Just Pickers at the moment.Who’s suggesting it’s a false flag?
Ah, right. That explains it.Just Pickers at the moment.
I'm not Pickers and I'm not saying this is a false flag operation, just that imo it's a bit early to rule that out. You said you're persuaded it's Ukraine by the Ukrainian helicopters but I don't see how you can tell whose helicopters those are.Just Pickers at the moment.
Did you read that through to the end?TBF flying two helicopters over 30km of Russian soil and blowing up a fuel depot does seem a bit unbelievable but there was also this a few days ago.
Fact Check: Did Ukraine strike arms depot in Russian military town?
yeah, why? I wasn't saying that was also Ukrainian stuff, just that there seems to be a lot of stuff going on in that town with things blowing up. Which is odd, right?Did you read that through to the end?
Yeh. But this entire situation isn't exactly normal. So sure this could have been a Ukrainian attack. But it could equally have been an accident or false flag, and until more evidence one way or another emerges I'm keeping an open mind. The only official or politician who's thus far called it as a Ukrainian attack is a regional governor, not someone in Moscow or Kyivyeah, why? I wasn't saying that was also Ukrainian stuff, just that there seems to be a lot of stuff going on in that town with things blowing up. Which is odd, right?
Yeah we managed to blow up a fuel depot in Hemel Hempstead with no help from anyone.
It makes sense that for operational security that they wouldn't claim it yet. At this point, I think it's the Ukrainians. I'm open for any of 2 out of 3 possibilities:It may well prove to be. But at this stage and with no claim from Kyiv of responsibility I'm not yet sure
The wonderful town mentioned in the Domesday Book and home to historic St Mary's Church, which boasts one of Europe's tallest spires dating back to the 12th century, you say?Yeah we managed to blow up a fuel depot in Hemel Hempstead with no help from anyone.
Do you think the helicopters might have accidentally flown 30km over the border or that they accidentally pressed the 'fire' button when they got there?But it could equally have been an accident or false flag
The only thing I was arguing was wait for confirmation. When the only evidence you have is of two silhouetted helicopters of a type used by Russia it makes sense imo to wait for further information before declaring a conclusion.Do you think the helicopters might have accidentally flown 30km over the border or that they accidentally pressed the 'fire' button when they got there?
Feels like a big turning point - taking the war into Russia.
I could certainly see a Russian military collapse on the cards now.
Still quite remote but - 7/20 generals killed, tactical retreats, enemy striking deep behind your lines at super valuable logistics - that’s an army that seems to be losing.
Trying to think of precedents for it - invasions by a corrupt force that results in destruction of that force/power..?
Classical parallels - maybe Mark Antony’s invasion of Persia?
Mark Antony never invaded Persia. You might be thinking of crassusFeels like a big turning point - taking the war into Russia.
I could certainly see a Russian military collapse on the cards now.
Still quite remote but - 7/20 generals killed, tactical retreats, enemy striking deep behind your lines at super valuable logistics - that’s an army that seems to be losing.
Trying to think of precedents for it - invasions by a corrupt force that results in destruction of that force/power..?
Classical parallels - maybe Mark Antony’s invasion of Persia?
Russia hasn't actually been destroyed yet so what about Vietnam? Parallels in terms of mindless brutality and loss of civilian lives too.Trying to think of precedents for it - invasions by a corrupt force that results in destruction of that force/power..?
Russia blowing up its own oil tanks REALLY doesn't make sense on any level.FWIW I don't think Pickman's model is being unreasonable in first seeking confirmation.
There can be a natural inclination to lean into route one 'common sense' explanations, but in fast-moving, complex yet emotionally-charged situations this doesn't always lend itself to unalloyed accuracy. The shitshow that was Urban75 on 22/7/05 would be an example of this.
Mark Antony never invaded Persia. You might be thinking of crassus
False flag, it was the King of Pontus in an unmarked chariot.I think you'll find he did - Antony's Atropatene campaign - Wikipedia
Oh come on:Tory MPs lobby No 10 to let royal family use seized Russian superyacht
MoD officials exploring legal challenges but Boris Johnson ‘full steam ahead’ with proposalwww.theguardian.com
The case prompted the Conservative MP and former submariner Shiv R M’Timbers to suggest this was exactly the sort of super yacht that could be used by Buckingham Palace
I'd go perhaps the Soviet invasion of Poland as a useful comparison given the way the gallant poles gave the Bolsheviks a bloody noseRussia hasn't actually been destroyed yet so what about Vietnam? Parallels in terms of mindless brutality and loss of civilian lives too.
I think you'll find he did - Antony's Atropatene campaign - Wikipedia