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World of Concept retweeted
A few shocking observations, and the "hard counter" for USA to turn it around at the end:
- US leadships "disdain for Ukraine", they could have learned it all there
- European Leadersh*ts total lack of awareness of the strategical impact, instead of mobilizing Airforces to assist, they thing this is "not our war", shocker, it is.
- NATO and USAF having learned ZERO lessons from Ukraine war in terms of the E-3 Sentry capabilites against certain type of low/slow OWA drones, they could have prioritized E-7 three years ago.
- US failure to deploy C-RAM all over the middle east. These are supposed to be available, heck US could afford to abandon one in Kabul.
We are seeing a fantastic initial campaign by the US, and the absolute failure to anticipate that Iran would likely adapt, with chinese and russian help, to do the most effective thing with whatever they have left.
China is trying to entangle US and the world in a forever war in the middle east now, and it laughs 24/7 about the absolutely blind behaviour of EU leaders.
Taking Iran and Venezuela off the map for CN/RU would have been a brilliant move, if it had been thought through.
Here is the real counter move:
USA needs to deliver 200-300 Tomahawk to Ukraine immediately, to allow Ukraine to destroy Russian Geran production sites, allowing Ukraine to bring more resources to aid in the defense in the Gulf.
Guess this aged well.
Prayers to the Iranian people. The hardest part still lies ahead, but freedom is finally achievable 🙏
Capitulation.
Bottom (almost) in.
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On that note, now would be a good time to start a regional war in the middle east. Just saying. We still need a narrative and a cataclysmic capitulation aka cascading liquidation.
Free Iran! 🇮🇷
Prohibiting people from using thawing salt in traffic areas is the most retarded thing happening in Germany since... since whatever they did last week.
World of Concept retweeted
I’m genuinely shaken to my core by how the Trump administration is ABSOLUTELY FINE with the fact that, right in the middle of yet another round of “peace talks,” literally while delegations are sitting across from each other discussing “compromise,” Russia is launching devastating missile strikes on heating and electricity in Ukrainian cities, leaving millions of people in a humanitarian catastrophe in the middle of a freezing winter.
And there isn’t the slightest objection, condemnation, or demand to stop. Nothing. Nobody appears bothered by these mass war crimes unfolding live.
Nothing, except regular Trump outbreaks in claiming that “Zelensky doesn’t want peace.”
And it’s easy to see why: they think that every Ukrainian apartment block demolished by a Russian missile in the middle of the night, along with the people inside it, helps them “pressure Zelensky into a deal.”
It’s astonishing. Down to the darkest depths of moral collapse. I genuinely can't wrap my head around how things could end up this way in this regard.
