Better still recruit a herd uf barely trained convicts and force them to run* towards the enemy to reveal their firing positions and waste their ammo. Think of all the money you could save on upkeep of your penal system too.

Two birds, one stone.

How many convicts the US got these days - coupla million? And they say the US military is having problems meeting it's recruitment targets?


* NOTE: In reality the so called 'human wave' tactics haven't been nearly as primitive as the WWI era imagery evoked, but nonetheless have resulted in relatively high casualties amongst the poor feckers involved

Russians say Ukrainians are probing around vuhledar

Also reports of leopard 2 tanks sighted in the area

Not yet confirmed afaik

Could be Russians false reporting again

They've been jumpy with rumors the past few weeks

I was the first here saying that Ukraine would win. I stand by that.

I also think that Russia has had so many casualties, that there’s no way they can man the extensive fortifications that they have made ala Kursk in 1943. Furthermore the Russians have to move their troops on the outside of a circle (see the convex frontline), that they should be one step behind whenever and wherever the AFU strikes.

I expect several reports of panick among the Russians and won’t rule out a full collapse although I reckon it’s more likely that the war won’t be over until this time next year or thereabouts.

Poland protest: Hundreds of thousands demand change in Warsaw

A wide variety of issues brought protests together, including frustrations over inflation, costs of living, and rights for women and LGBT.

Concerns have also been raised against new law accused of undermining Poland's democracy.

The law, criticised by the EU and US, sets up a commission to investigate undue Russian influence in Polish politics, and has the power to ban people from assuming public office for 10 years.
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​Szef, who you with (PiS) or the opposition parties?

Their little parade is cute, but I actually remember how it was when opposition held power. It wasn't that long ago.

My life's much better now with the current government.

I'm not voting this year, but If i had to choose beetwen the two, I'd choose PiS anytime.

If PiS stays in power

Is Poland gonna invade and annex western Ukraine still?

Russia Today told me

https://twitter.com/intermarium24/st...48337067171840

Is this how Ukrainians are sneaking into russian territory?

From what I’ve heard, the legislation can be seen as a way to numb the opposition leader (I’ve forgotten his name but I think it’s the brother of the former pm who died in a plane crash).
By making the legislation, he cannot run for president and EU can see this as a clear violation of the basic rights. I think the legislation is about having had negotiations or business with Russia.

Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.

I suspect it’s recon in force. What the dumb Russians thought was leo2, was in fact the fast amx. Sooooo…. The nato gear is being used now.

It is. That's why I'm not voting this year.

Jarosław Kaczyński is the twin brother of Lech Kaczyński, the President who died in the plane crash, and is the man who is running things in Poland. He's not PM or the president but everybody knows he's the boss.

Donald Tusk is the opposition leader, he used to be PM when his party ruled beetwen 2007 and 2015.

Kaczyński and Tusk hate each other. Like genuinely hate each other guts on a personal level. Kaczyński is convinced that Tusk along with the Russians had something to do with his brother's death (Tusk was the PM at the time of the crash). Idk if that's true but he definitely fcked up with handing Russians the investigation. It's been 13 years and they still haven't returned the wreck of the plane.

Kaczyński been after him for years.
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That's why I'm not voting this year. I want them both gone and want the new faces to take over.