It's tough being a Russki!

[grouch]

The Ukrainians are getting really nasty. Add that to the Russian high command not having a clue, and a lot of soldiers will go home in bags. 2 are dead and many are ill after eating pies given to them by Ukrainian civilians that were poisoned. Many Russian soldiers are starting to have radiation sickness from their time hanging out near the Chernobyl power plant. Tsar Putin is cutting his own throat.

Ukraine even has bounties for Russian troops to sell equipment.

 

[quietpeen]

As a soldier how could you trust anybody of the county you are invading (especially to eat food they offer you.)

 

[grouch]

As a soldier how could you trust anybody of the county you are invading (especially to eat food they offer you.)

Most of the Russian "Grunts" are just draftees that didn't know they were doing anything except military training, until they got sent into Ukraine. They are mostly poorly educated cannon fodder who are trusting.

A lot of the atrocities we are seeing are from mercenaries, the Wagner Division (Hard core Putin loyalists) and even some soldiers from Syria. Eventually this will be over one way or the other. Who knows what will happen when they go back to Russia.

 

[tinman454]

Crazy times, the worst part is if Americans were still able to export gas and oil, like they were a year ago they could just shut off the pipe lines comming out of Russia and starve them out. This war would never have happened if trump was still in power. Let’s go Brandon!

 

[grouch]

Crazy times, the worst part is if Americans were still able to export gas and oil, like they were a year ago they could just shut off the pipe lines comming out of Russia and starve them out. This war would never have happened if trump was still in power. Let’s go Brandon!

Production cut backs started in 2019. Between that and the oil companies not increasing production now, it's why the prices have gone up so much. This happened back in the early 2000's. Everybody driving big vehicles cut back due to high prices. Then production caught up. I'm just wondering about Memorial Day. That's when driving goes up along with prices.