I'm sure they're working on it as I type. I must admit, not that I know shit about hacking, but commandeering a drone would be damned entertaining, right up until they found you, blew your house up and shot you and your family.
Answer to the last question is easy, where else on earth can you get such a fantastic return on taxpayer money.
This one seems to be different...maybe due to the faith placed behind the AZOV Battalion. Both sides are throwing bodies, that's war. The problem I see, Ukraine has running out of soldiers, and shoving random fodder to the front.
I unfortunately doubt his honesty. I don't doubt his support for the war. He's already proven he doesn't care about the loss of life, American or other.
You'd think at some point, young Russians are going to start politically pushing back against being recruited and knowingly serving to die.
Not before it happens in Ukraine.
Discounting the number of available bodies for each side, I'd think the psychological advantage of defending one's own country would tend to aide ones ability to recruit. In that regard, I think the Ukraine's problem is obviously not having as many to keep throwing at it and filling body bags.
The Ukrainian government is already forcing men into service. And their border guard is not allowing men to leave ( which they are trying in drove ). Just remember, many Ukrainians are not supportive of this war or their”elected” government. I believe that Ukraine will falter without NATO intervention ( boots on the ground).
Ukraine is more Nazi than Russia is communist.
I suppose the question that I find troubling when I answer it honestly, is how many of America's youth would be ready and willing to defend this our own country if called upon ?
From conservative/ republican states ... a lot. From left wing socialist states.... not so many. That’s for sure!
Currently about 1.4 million, without being asked.
Quality of life for the people and how much influence these citizens have in the decisions that get made in that regard is far more important that any labels.
I wasn't referring to active military, many if not most of whom joined to get benefits not fight a war.
The Republican kids do,
Russia has certainly been successful at selling that narrative to certain segments of the American population.
Breaking a treaty has its consequences
I certainly can hope Republican kids, but I've only got my grandkids as a more up close and personal example. My own son and daughter + their spouses, are more smitten with Trump than I am. My two grand sons would be worthless to send into combat, but sit them down in front of a computer or a drone stick and they could do just fine.
Saw a vid posted by a Ukrainian soldier. He claimed their government was like "Robin Hood", they steal conscription notices from the rich, and give them to the poor.
) That same son is going to court to keep his birth daughter from using his name. Family values and protection of family members seem to be furthest from the minds of leadership.
It's just like a newspaper printing a correction on page 6, three days after a massive headline. Most people are to busy of lazy to take notice. If I didn't know people on that side of the world, I wouldn't have known much different last year.NATO Chief Admits: "War Didn't Start In February Last Year, The War Started In 2014"
Reluctant truth bombshell out of Stoltenberg one year too late...
THU FEB 16, AT 5:40 PM
@530RL
Shouldn't you be paying attention to balloons right now?
Funny you should say that...
Someone is accusing Joe of an act of war.
does that fall into the category of “accuse the other side of that, which you are guilty”?
"But those who did it know their blame, and I'm sure that the guilt you feel is far worse than any punishment you might receive. Now, don't you feel terrible? Don't you feel remorse for what you have done?"
