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In reply to the discussion: Preparing for Defeat [View all]NightWatcher
(39,376 posts)32. I wonder if that's why they've been able to kia so many generals.
They wanted to be on the front lines for a picture but they got a ride home in a box.
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"They only fight like Stalingrad when they're in Stalingrad. " - and there's no where else to go.
erronis
Mar 2022
#20
They can wear the dress uniforms when their bodies are shipped back to Moscow for burial.
sop
Mar 2022
#4
Many thought it was just "exercises" is what I've seen. Then they were asked to invade and kill.
Evolve Dammit
Mar 2022
#34
The mobile cremation units will solve the problem. And anybody inside a Javelin-hit tank ....
albacore
Mar 2022
#9
I agree with what you are saying, but you seem to believe that Russian leaders have any qualms about
Chainfire
Mar 2022
#15
That may change depending on what number 8 on your list decides to do if P gets in a jam.
Chainfire
Mar 2022
#27
Yes, that is scary. War hardened military as opposed to the raw Russian recruits.
LiberalLovinLug
Mar 2022
#28
The elite troops are being held back as a "palace guard" - when things get rough in the old USSR.
erronis
Mar 2022
#24
The neocon (ex?) Francis Fukuyama does not exactly have the greatest predictive track record.
Celerity
Mar 2022
#33
Thanks. I didn't notice it was him. I almost logged into a lecture he was giving but happily...
NNadir
Mar 2022
#44
This is a very good piece by Fukuyama. I remember his involvement with the NeoCons /Reagan
erronis
Mar 2022
#29
My sons are rappers. They bought a lot of their beats from a young man from Russia.
Mr. Ected
Mar 2022
#31
I think if Moscow doesn't achieve a tactical, media victory by end-of-April, it's over.
Torchlight
Mar 2022
#52