yogthos

yogthos, 11 months ago

Just imagine the levels of copium we'll be seeing in the next few months when the whole Ukrainian offensive burns out and Russia starts making gains.

yogthos, 1 year ago

Seems like the level of loss is going to be higher given that Ukrainian army is far from best-equipped or best trained. And if simply breaching through a line of defence is going to deplete the army by at least half, then that doesn't bode well. Western countries have sent all they had to Ukraine at this point, once this equipment is ground down, it can't be easily replaced.

yogthos, 11 months ago

It's not, and plenty of western media has covered this extensively. Not only that, but it's becoming increasingly unpopular politically to keep pouring money into Ukraine. US elections are coming up, and democrats aren't going to want this debacle of a war hanging over them as they campaign. You're free to believe whatever fantasies you like of course, but the reality is going to become clear very soon.

yogthos, 1 year ago

I generally agree, if I want to own something then it has to be able to run locally.

yogthos, 1 year ago

the paper arxiv.org/abs/2304.12240

yogthos, 1 year ago

cfr.org/…/nuclear-weapons-europe-mapping-us-and-r…

yogthos, 1 year ago

China has consistently tried to have a productive and cooperative relationship with the west. All the escalation consistently comes from western countries, and China is now increasingly starting to respond in kind.

yogthos, 1 year ago

Russia did war game it, and in fact everything could’ve been negotiated back in March last year if US and UK didn’t block the deal.

yogthos, 1 year ago

yup, they just decided to redefine recession instead of admitting they’re in one