evillawyer
Kung Fu Kamala, B*tches!
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Hey @Rasputin_Vol , your boys truly are special
Legit..how many actual conspiracies have ever been true?Its the typical issue with conspiracy theorists. Because one part is true that means the rest of it is true. And if you arent as fervent in your buy in of the whole thing as they are you are a puppet/sheep/stooge, whatever.
It's why I got away from the conspiracy theorists. It was nice as a thought, as a true alternative to the bs. But in reality it's just someone else's bs, and they are even less accepting of disagreement than the MSM.
Well they did burn Russia down as they retreated, so they had a hand in those failed logistics. And if there was no or a negligible adversary, the Russians, it wouldnt matter if Napeleon was taking attrition there would have been no one to take advantage. Which is a typical military strategy.
We waited to have D Day till the 6th because of bad weather. Napoleon himself used known flooding patterns in both Egypt and one of the German states to protect his flank.
May as well go back to 2014 and add MH-17 and Yanukovich shooting protesters to the list...Ukrainiac/ Biden- Zelensky Stooge/ Kiev Troll Farm talking points
Switchblade drones
Ghost of Kiev
Obese General
Kremlin Coup
Blood Cancer
Parkinsons
HIMARS
A-10 Warthogs
I saw it on the evening news
It must be true if it's on Twitter
40 Billion will bring Russia to its knees
Snake Island
Meat grinder
Game changers
Ukrainian Nazis are no big deal
Lukashenko's breath mints
Tooth Fairy
Soviet Union still exists
Trailer Park of the world
Pootin
Pootin Stooges
Larry Moe Curly
Kerch Bridge
Article 5
Look at all the happy people celebrating and rejoining the world after they survived their “liberators” Moe!May as well go back to 2024 and add MH-17 and Yanukovich shooting protesters to the list...
Trailer park of the world really touched a nerve didnt it? Track suits and vodka 4 Life right comrade?Oh I'm sure there's much more I could have added. But it's really hard to keep up with the pearl clutching of these clowns at this point.
Pretty spot on synopsis on Russians disastrous military failure in Ukraine. There efforts will be studied for decades if not longer for exactly what NOT to do.The *short* list of Russian **** ups:
Thank you to Dailykos.
- Electing Putin to begin with
- No emphasis on NCOs for expertise
- No empowerment of junior officers and NCOs to make decisions
- Viewing competent officers as a threat to be eliminated
- Abusive treatment of soldiers
- Culture of grift in the military
- Allowing Oligarchs to not deliver purchased equipment
- Not performing proper maintenance on stored equipment (all the Tanks they were supposed to have)
- Unwillingness to equip soldiers with expensive equipment (night vision, etc) due to grift
- Poor and insufficient training
- Expected Ukrainian Leadership to fold quickly
- Expected the Ukrainian people to welcome the Russian invasion
- Believed pre-war bribes to be working (they only seemed to work in Kherson and a few other places)
- Did not ready proper 3:1 troop ratio for a successful offensive
- Did not ready nearly enough soldiers to occupy a hostile nation
- Only planned for immediate Ukrainian surrender or 3 day campaign
- Attacked in too many directions at once
- Overly reliant upon rail supply
- Did not secure critical rail junctions early (such as Kharkiv)
- Did not properly secure supply lines
- Grossly overextended supply lines in Northern Ukraine
- Dug into the ground and other stupid activities around Chernobyl
- Failed to properly scout out all Ukrainian air defense
- Failed to target enough of Ukrainian air defense
- Fail to persist with targeting Ukrainian air defense until it was suppressed.
- Did not properly support paratrooper or air-mobile assault.
- And then repeated the same poor paratrooper or air-mobile assaults again and again and again.
- No effective combined arms.
- Tanks used without infantry cover.
- No training of proper response to an ambush
- Use of long columns of vehicles in areas of likely enemy activity
- Large concentrations of vehicles in the open making a target rich environment
- Poor accuracy artillery
- Targeting of civilian targets instead of military targets. (both artillery and missiles)
- Poor scouting (reports of Russian “recon” using loud groups of 20-30 soldiers)
- Poor perimeter defense
- Unable to coordinate a large number of forces at once
- Persist with small ineffective attacks
- Many targets of attacks have no obvious strategic value
- Smoking
- No (or little) use of pallets and forklifts
- Improperly equipping soldiers
- Not providing food for soldiers
- Waiting way too long to mobilize
- No training at all for recently mobilized troops
- Designed communication system that needed cell towers
- Destroyed Ukrainian cell towers their system needed
- Did not retreat from Kherson when it was clear supply lines could be cut
- Instead, they sent more troops into Kherson to further strain supplies
- Continue to hold out in Crimea and southern Ukraine even though supply routes are poor
- Failure to plan defense in depth resulting in sudden collapse of lines near Kharkiv
- Persisted in keeping large amounts of troops in Izyum despite no progress there
- Repeatedly tried to cross a river at the same exact spot even after suffering massive losses on previous attempts
- Prioritizing looting instead of retreating with military equipment
- Attempting to hold Snake Island when it’s within artillery range of the Mainland
- Not having a unified military command structure in the theater of war [highonthehill]
- Openly giving preference to private mercenaries over own military [highonthehill]
- Failing to provide winter uniforms to mobiks being send the war in the winter [highonthehill]
- Picking a crony with no military experience as Defense Minister in charge of the war (Shoygu) [highonthehill]
- “General” Putin overruling the military command on strategic and tactical decisions [highonthehill]
- Piss poor design of the Moscova’s anti-missile system which apparently can only track one thing at a time.
- Committing atrocities to inflame civilians [stratocruiser]
- Committing atrocities to keep opposing alliance together [stratocruiser]
- Using unencrypted comms [savethewails]
- Destroying rail stations instead of rail bridges [savethewails]
- Failure to target Ukrainian logistics on a sufficient scale
- Starting the war in the first place [MadScientist]
- Never trying to learn from the enemy, or from their own mistakes [CMYukon]
- Threatening nuclear attacks, only to have China, India, and other remaining clients distance themselves from Russia’s innuendo and actions [BasharH]
- Disguising Russian troops as civilians in order to escape collapsing pockets, only to leave any and all military equipment behind [BasharH]
- No combined forces training or exercises [Cecil c D Serpent]
- Not listening to Daily Kos when we tell them to get the F*** out. It’s your best possible move. Really.
Pretty spot on synopsis on Russians disastrous military failure in Ukraine. There efforts will be studied for decades if not longer for exactly what NOT to do.
Eh it's probably like our leadership never learning about nation buildingYet if they had to go to war again in 10 years they would just do the same crap over again. It's what they do, they never seem to learn. They just aren't good at fighting wars.
There have been some very successful examples of nation building… when we didn’t have to establish the concept of said nation in the first place.Eh it's probably like our leadership never learning about nation building
The lessons are there, but they are ignored due to special interests. It doesnt hurt the guys up too, so why would it change?