That last bit, in Russian: ""Two explosions were heard in Pavlograd. The blast hit the railroad. The overpass and rolling stock were damaged. The explosion also damaged several houses. There were no victims or casualties," said Pavlograd city head Anatoly Vershina".
Every man, woman, and child able to shoulder, aim, and shoot a firearm should be provided with one, and it should be open season on Russians - hunt them down and kill them. If they're going to treat civilians like combatants, civilians should act as combatants - peace treaty, ceasefire, or not - for the next 30 years or so. Ten or twenty dead civilians in a town - that's badly disciplined troops - but 400, that's a deliberate policy choice. Jesse James was 14 when he joined my great-great-grandfather's irregular militia in Liberty, Missouri - he could ride and shoot a rifle, so 14 wasn't too young... If the people who did that atrocity are found, they should be scalped and hanged, with a really *slow* drop...
I hope more oil supply depots - like that "civilian" one in Belgorod - go up in flames, the Ukrainians need to be doing more of that sort of thing...
Indeed. The only way to deal with bullys is to hit them back and to hit them as hard as you can. The psychology is so predictable. The bully hits and hits and then the moment the bully receives a hit, it is an outrage and a deep shock.......
That's something I sensed on Fox news Sunday as the presenter was asking about the attack on Russian oil, inside Russia. As if Ukraine was at fault for entering Russia. She clearly doesn't understand war. I'm surprised that there have been so few attacks on internal supply lines. And I do hope the anti-ship missile may increase the stand off range of Russian ships. An expensive ship destroyed by a much less expensive missile does wonders in developing focus.
That last bit, in Russian: ""Two explosions were heard in Pavlograd. The blast hit the railroad. The overpass and rolling stock were damaged. The explosion also damaged several houses. There were no victims or casualties," said Pavlograd city head Anatoly Vershina".
Every man, woman, and child able to shoulder, aim, and shoot a firearm should be provided with one, and it should be open season on Russians - hunt them down and kill them. If they're going to treat civilians like combatants, civilians should act as combatants - peace treaty, ceasefire, or not - for the next 30 years or so. Ten or twenty dead civilians in a town - that's badly disciplined troops - but 400, that's a deliberate policy choice. Jesse James was 14 when he joined my great-great-grandfather's irregular militia in Liberty, Missouri - he could ride and shoot a rifle, so 14 wasn't too young... If the people who did that atrocity are found, they should be scalped and hanged, with a really *slow* drop...
I hope more oil supply depots - like that "civilian" one in Belgorod - go up in flames, the Ukrainians need to be doing more of that sort of thing...
Indeed. The only way to deal with bullys is to hit them back and to hit them as hard as you can. The psychology is so predictable. The bully hits and hits and then the moment the bully receives a hit, it is an outrage and a deep shock.......
That's something I sensed on Fox news Sunday as the presenter was asking about the attack on Russian oil, inside Russia. As if Ukraine was at fault for entering Russia. She clearly doesn't understand war. I'm surprised that there have been so few attacks on internal supply lines. And I do hope the anti-ship missile may increase the stand off range of Russian ships. An expensive ship destroyed by a much less expensive missile does wonders in developing focus.
I enjoyed the sweets by those lovely ladies who, I hope, extracted some sweet revenge. Sorry for the troops but they asked for trouble.
And so the tragedy continues. Thanks for more than we ordinarily know.