Good News!

I love it!! They've been NEPTUNED right outta their URANUS'S!! 💯😂😂👿🤬👿🤬😈

How did Laura Loomer come to see the light?!

He is so corrupt!

There used to be a service that counted up losses in Russian weapons systems so that we could see day by day how Russian resources were being depleted. I don't remember the name, but it would be nice to have them back on board.

Next time, if Doni stops Starlink connection, Zelenski can stop drone technology sharing.

Greetings once again! My comments tend to be rather lengthy, but please bear with me on this one: Hit refineries made up of pipes, pumps and steel structures and the damage to them may be fixed in a few weeks. Take out mega data centers and burning computer parts, pieces and cables are seen to send vast clouds of smoke high into the sky. Damage is not only catastrophic but I gather that it would likely take years to repair. And think of the data lost! Data centers must contain mega-terabytes of information stored on disks and solid-state devices. Are there backups? Sure! But where? Another data center someplace? A building next door? The other side of the room? Many warehouses full of scarce digital parts and equipment would be necessary to repair or rebuild destroyed data centers. And… Timely restoration of critical software infrastructure and data from backups might be near impossible when multiple data centers are taken down in short order. And especially so if an adversary’s intelligence gathering includes specific information regarding where critical processing and storage takes place as well as how data is transmitted and shared between data centers. Yeah… Curtailing oil production has taken months to affect the lives of significant numbers of Russian citizens. Destruction of Russian equivalents to Amazon distribution centers may have resulted in a somewhat more ‘personal’ impact being felt by the civilian sector. And now… The nearly instantaneous (and lasting?) impact on the lives of a large number of civilians caused by the loss of a relatively small number of data centers may be awfully hard to ignore on top of everything else that has occurred within Russia since the invasion of Ukraine. A coincidence? Within a scant few days of Ukraine’s attack on Russian data centers there is a sudden U.S. reversal of certain economic sanctions, StarLink degradation and a withholding of critical intel related to the air defense of Ukraine. Wondering … What with the impending midterms, might the ‘diesel deal’ actually be a convenient political ‘smokescreen’ to hide from American voters what may be the real reason for these actions? Take care… ,

Thank you, Denys. Victory to Ukraine.

All we need is one or two planes a day and Russia will collapse. They have very few serviceable aircraft as most have been “ratted” for parts. There are none in storage, none in repair and none on the production-line. And those on the runway are overdue for servicing. It’s just a collapsing airforce.

Glory to Ukraine!