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vasac
4y ago
NATO can beat Russia, but because Russia can hurt NATO feelings with nuclear strike NATO choose to sit on their asses and leave Ukraine to fight.
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vasac
4y ago
Since when Ukraine has petrochemicals to sell in amounts that could cause problems to Russia? Ukraine was just somewhat unreliable transport route for Russian oil/gas and even that was solved with NS1&2.
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vasac
4y ago
Yeah, it's fascinating. Also it's not true. Some people that worked at Nortel at that time already spoke on HN what happened - hint: it was internal Nortel's issues. Something similar happened to Nokia, better products appear
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vasac
4y ago
Last time I was using their Windows app it felt non-native in a bad way (some 7-8 years ago). Also, I managed to lose note content in their iPhone app just by opening note which contained large image. Image simply disappeared nowhere to be
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vasac
4y ago
Why stop there? Maybe Martians blew it as now humans are pointing fingers at each other which is a pretty useful strategic result.
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vasac
4y ago
That has been debunked on a HN a few times already.
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vasac
4y ago
/s
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vasac
4y ago
They stopped US from pillaging Middle East.
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vasac
4y ago
That's perfectly normal - people felt that way (cried) when Kim Il-sung died, for some reason some people tend to worship their rulers.
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vasac
4y ago
Yeah, but it will install older version. About a year ago they stopped publishing macOS binaries although you can still download nightly macOS builds but they won't cut official releases as they used to. Developer's explanation:
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vasac
4y ago
It's not just drones - US leveled cities too, like Raqqa, or started wars based on fabricated evidence that killed more people than current war in Ukraine. p.s. exposing hypocrisy isn't whataboutism.
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vasac
4y ago
That doesn't work the way you think it works. Even Israel, with limited territory that it wants to protect isn't successful in 100% of times. Currently air defense of all military powerful countries is able to defend against limit
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vasac
4y ago
Guilty as charged ;) But still beter than being on a deathbed thinking: "Spending time on internet telling people I know nothing about what they should do was totally worth it".
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vasac
4y ago
NATO supplied them with Stingers which can be used only against low level flying airplanes. What keeps Russians from gaining air supremacy are numerous S-300 and Buk batteries that make flying Su-25 or Su-34 outside of Stinger range very da
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vasac
4y ago
Yeah, Russians are responsible for bad things, real and invented. But if something good was done then it was done by Soviets.
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vasac
5y ago
> My hope is that in the light of Russian actions in Ukraine, the western world will review its attitude towards Russian/Soviet role in the context of WW2. So far the blame on starting WW2 was put almost solely on Nazi Germany, and
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vasac
5y ago
> They also stole some children... To eat them or to sell on secondary markets?
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vasac
5y ago
Coming from the guys who announced that they shot down two Il-76 and that all soldiers on that island got killed? Must be true.
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vasac
5y ago
They have low production capacity but so far they expended small part of their stock of cruice/balistic missiles. Also, they are flying low because they weren't able to destroy Ukrainian air defense so flying high is still quite d
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vasac
5y ago
I had the same one :) - https://youtu.be/GiFWLSdFAuA
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vasac
5y ago
Japan can't afford to be nuked again too.
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vasac
5y ago
When you already mentioned false pretexes - how's going on with finding WMD in Iraq? Any seccess yet? Is shooting at neighbor worse than shooting at people half over the world (or they don't count because of wrong skin color)?
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vasac
5y ago
Russia formally gave up of Minsk II agreement (which no one implemented in the first place but at least was something that could be discussed about). So it's basically this is just another step in the escalation, maybe the last one (ma
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vasac
5y ago
> Americans and the West have lost their appetites for war and imperialism. Let's wait for at least 10-20 years without invading other countries before even start talking about end of imperialism.
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5y ago
Sanctions from 1992-1995. were far heavier than one that existed in 1999. and 2000. and economy was in better shape in 2000. Yet he lost elections in 2000. while he easily won earlier elections (easily as in he stole some votes but his part
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vasac
5y ago
Not sure about others but in the '80s nobody waited for Zastava. All over the country foreign cars were "assembled" (Opel, Renault, Citroen, WV Golf...) so while Zastava priduced cheaper cars they weren't the only game i
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vasac
5y ago
And the best part is that they know exactly what videos were deleted and they'll never 'forget' it yet they won't show it to you. Drives me nuts too.
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vasac
5y ago
There's a guy, Michael Kofman [0], who actually does have a clue on what is/was going on there - he wrote extensively on the topic and with more depth than most articles that got produced by the mass media. [0] ... serves as Resea
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vasac
5y ago
You must be new here ;) Even 30 years ago, while Kosovo was part of Serbia, people didn't pay for electricity. But at that time Albanians weren't paying for it. Later tables turned and Albanians become rulers, but then Serbs refus
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vasac
5y ago
It's more like: we want our share of the pie.
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