friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Ukraine has denied responsibility for the attack on the Oli depot.
Have they said anything about the Oil depot?
Be good to find out who attacked the marble factory though.
Ukraine has denied responsibility for the attack on the Oli depot.
Does your mate run a snack bar?OK, I'll confess, it was me & my mate, Alan.
I fucking knew it was a crap ops mission. You were looking for the Oli factory weren't you?OK, I'll confess, it was me & my mate, Alan, we claim responsibility.
However. . . I'm not sure if it's consistent with his other view that Putin has assiduously tried to make the population atomised and cynical. This doesn't fit with totalitarianism's need for fully mobilised societies. It is going to make things interesting, when the sky over Russia turns black with chickens coming home to roost, mind.
Like a Roddy Doyle version of The Van but using a Snack HelicopterOr perhaps
Does your mate run a snack bar?
And were you shouting about it over the radio as you started your run in?
Ukraine has denied responsibility for the attack on the Oli depot.
It could also plausibly be that a Russian helicopter completely fucked up.I think it's Ukraine but it occurs to me by claiming it isn't, they're trying to sow doubt in the minds of an already demoralised enemy. Not many people will doubt it is them but in the that dark corner of the mind where no-one likes to go there may be a few already paranoid and unsettled Russian officers starting to think that their own government is carrying out operations that they don't know about. Or perhaps are their own troops starting to turn on them?
The plot thickens?What if that's actually true?
It could also plausibly be that a Russian helicopter completely fucked up.
Oh please let that be true. That or Russian deserting and firing a few rockets off before doing so.
Usual caveats apply re. SM bubble, propaganda etc. but there is a shit load of video coming up on Twitter now that shows enormous amounts of Russian losses North, West, East of Kyiv, and some horrible potential war crimes.
I know a lot of you see this as well but I don't know who does and who doesn't so passing it on.
There is moderately active discussion over on the speculation thread, so might be worth bringing up on there. Probably shouldn't be on here though (I mean not to be thread police, perfectly valid pointing it out, but think that one's better for going into the weeds).
Any pointers for how to find on Twitter for those of us who aren't very twitterate?I know a lot of you see this as well but I don't know who does and who doesn't so passing it on.
I think those 2 things are maybe actually complimentary. First destroy social cohesion and solidarity, have everyone atomised and cynical and then mobilize them around a militaristic and nationalist mission? I'm not sure it's that programmatic, but I think it works.
I think it's Ukraine but it occurs to me by claiming it isn't, they're trying to sow doubt in the minds of an already demoralised enemy. Not many people will doubt it is them but in the that dark corner of the mind where no-one likes to go there may be a few already paranoid and unsettled Russian officers starting to think that their own government is carrying out operations that they don't know about. Or perhaps are their own troops starting to turn on them?
Destroying a fuel depot is a defensive act.It is also possible that a lot/all of their Western military aid may be supplied for use in the defensive context, only . And that their supporters may not be entirely comfortable with UKR taking an offensive initiative with these toys.
Any pointers for how to find on Twitter for those of us who aren't very twitterate?
Destroying a fuel depot is a defensive act.