Miscellaneous And Off Topic Subjects

[THE_WIZARD_]

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[Dr. Strangelove]

Trump may soon be more comparable to Bo Schembechler. Good at making it to the big game, shits his pants when he gets there.

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Job report about to be released...corrected numbers which apparently were inflated...you know what Biden/Harris do best...

But if there are actually far fewer jobs created...well it was Trump's fault.

[THE_WIZARD_]

Trump is a horrible person, horrible politician, with good policies.

Harris is a horrible person, horrible candidate, with horrendous policies.

[AlabamAlum]

Meh...more like Trump is Bo Pelini and Kamala is Scott Frost. Bo and Trump are hothesds but they'll get you 9 wins...Frost and Kamala are fucking losers.

Hey, Dick Whistler, come up with your own ideas for election analogies.

[THE_WIZARD_]

AA:

"...you're the one that I want....oooh baby....oooh oooh ooooh...."

[THE_WIZARD_]

Your analogy was inaccurate...much like most of your posts...I fixed it for you.

Now STFU and get ready for the Yellow Jacket-Nole showdown hoedown!!!

[CGVT]

If only...

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So almost a million less jobs created than reported...wonder if they will talk about that tonight? Well if they do...it's Trump's fault!

BIDEN/HARRIS BOOM!!!!!

[Dr. Strangelove]

KAMALA CRASH!!!

[THE_WIZARD_]

It will be really great when Komrade Kamala proposes taxing unrealized capital gains....and raises the capital gains tax...and raises the corporate tax rates...and gives away $25k to all new homebuyers....and free medicare for all...yes then you would see a real crash...

[Jeff Buchanan]

While the DNC is occupying the front page, a subtle shift in the dynamics of the war in favor of Ukraine is ongoing. This is not to dismiss RA advances in western Donetsk Oblast in the Chasiv Yar direction. Securing the entirety of the Donetsk Oblast is an important objective for the RA, and taking control of Chasiv-Yar brings that goal closer. It is an ongoing operation with snail like advances but favoring, over time, the RA's sheer numbers and depth.

But, the Kremlin is clearly concerned about Ukraine's incursion into the Kursk Oblast, publically downplaying the military operation and instead focusing on terrorism. Putin is characterizing the operation as a terrorist attack recalling such an attack by Chechen separatist Riyad-us Saliheen Brigade that took over 1,000 adults and children hostage in a Beslan school over three days in September 2004, resulting in the deaths of more than 330 people, including 186 children. A really bad look for Putin raising protestations from the civilian community most involved. While Russia appeared to deal with the terrorists and initiated an investigation, now ongoing for 20 years, Putin is stressing how he properly responded to the terrorist attack then like he will respond to the Ukrainian terrorist attack ongoing now. It looks like the public isn't buying that line. There is a significantly elevated risk of civilian protests in the Kursk Oblast that could threaten the Putin regime.

Not being publicly disclosed but a hot topic among Russian milbloggers is the redeployment of front line RA troops from the Donetsk operations to Kursk. The UA intent is to slow the advance of RA forces in the Chasi-Yar direction. Too soon to tell if that is happening. As reported, Ukraine has destroyed the only three bridges that allowed the evacuation of civilians and introduction of reinforcements to the Kursk operation. It seems likely that Ukraine has isolated whatever is the RA fighting force in the Kursk Oblast, and will solidify control of key terrain leading to the capture of an embarrassingly large number of Russian troops and equipment.

Observers and analysts are writing that the Kremlin's response to the UA incursion has been chaotic and similar to the response that allowed the UA to quickly regain control of Kharkiv and rout the Russian army from the entire Kharkiv Oblast in early 2023. The biggest problem according to those writing about this is that there is no central command structure and that multiple agencies and general officers are being assigned to deal with the "terrorists." No single commander is coordinating action - exactly what happened a year ago in Kharkiv. In general, the chaos reveals what is a chronic problem with the Russian armed forces. They are so heavily structured, they are unable to react quickly and decisively to the surprising ingenuity of the Ukrainian armed forces.

[UMStan White]

God Wizard what a dumbfuck. Don't you have at least a menial job to go to?

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Have to get your priorities right.

RFK dropping out with endorsement today. mauybe put him in charge of CIA--get some of those JFK files and epstein files open for the public.