Meanwhile in Ukraine

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Smitty-48 wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 11:45 pm

well, the Canadian Convoy was more than mad, it was a meticulously planned operation led by ex police & military

and because it's a Westminster Parliament here,

they could try to get Trudeau fired by his MPs, and they held out as long as they could

they failed at that, but next best thing was baiting Trudeau into a massive overreach
Right.


Designed to work within the system to get a No Confidence Vote. And they damn sure should have gotten one. They got overreach instead.

I've watched this play out over the last 25 years, our leaders get more and more distant, elitist and tyrannical. Eventually, there will be a terrible, righteous backlash.
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C-Mag wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 11:48 pm
Smitty-48 wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 11:45 pm

well, the Canadian Convoy was more than mad, it was a meticulously planned operation led by ex police & military

and because it's a Westminster Parliament here,

they could try to get Trudeau fired by his MPs, and they held out as long as they could

they failed at that, but next best thing was baiting Trudeau into a massive overreach
Right.


Designed to work within the system to get a No Confidence Vote. And they damn sure should have gotten one. They got overreach instead.

I've watched this play out over the last 25 years, our leaders get more and more distant, elitist and tyrannical. Eventually, there will be a terrible, righteous backlash.
plus the provinces were scared into dropping the mandates right away and not likely ever bringing them back

like I can say that i participated directly in getting my own mandates lifted by Doug Ford

although that was with the fear that the truckers had put into him

other than Trudeau, the governments backed off at the sight of mass protests in the streets

so it was effective at the provincial level

I am free of all mandates, passports and masking as a result, here in Ontario
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C-Mag wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 11:48 pm Right.
more to the point tho

the key to the Canadian convoy was blockading

in Ottawa a fixed blockade holding ground on the hill and honking round the clock

in Toronto a rolling blockade on weekends forcing them to shut the downtown core in traffic chaos

then they blocked the Ambassador Bridge

so it was confrontational, militant, desperate, pushing the envelope to the limit

I don't know what the intentions are in the American convoy

but if the convoy here hadn't blockaded ?

the government would have just ignored them

they had to take it to civil disobedience to get any attention at all
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Smitty-48 wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:17 am

I don't know what the intentions are in the American convoy

but if the convoy here hadn't blockaded ?

the government would have just ignored them

they had to take it to civil disobedience to get any attention at all
They are planning on cutting off the DC beltway, some of them are going down to 1600 PA Ave.
It's dangerous going into the Devils Den, just as Dangerous as it was in 1863, but necessary. We have to make them hurt, make them over react. People may be stupid, but they will realize Trudeau and Harris kneeling with BLM insurrectionists and punishing good ole boys are a red pill.

I'll be riding with local convoys. Then this is me................



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C-Mag wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:28 am
Smitty-48 wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:17 am

I don't know what the intentions are in the American convoy

but if the convoy here hadn't blockaded ?

the government would have just ignored them

they had to take it to civil disobedience to get any attention at all
They are planning on cutting off the DC beltway, some of them are going down to 1600 PA Ave.
It's dangerous going into the Devils Den, just as Dangerous as it was in 1863, but necessary. We have to make them hurt, make them over react. People may be stupid, but they will realize Trudeau and Harris kneeling with BLM insurrectionists and punishing good ole boys are a red pill.

I'll be riding with local convoys. Then this is me................



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Smitty-48 wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:48 am good luck, brother
You too.

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Something someone I know (not well) that is from Ukraine and inside the combat now.
Many people are asking - can Ukraine actually win this war?

The honest answer is - we don't know.

But here are 10 things that we do know:

1) Losses of Russian army in the first 48 hours: 14 planes, 8 helicopters, 102 tanks, 536 armored infantry carriers, 15 short-range cannons, 1 missile complex Buk, dead - over 3500, surrendered - over 200.

Losses of Ukrainian National Army: 137 dead. Rest in Peace, brothers.
Civilian losses - 210 dead, out of which 6 children. No more words.

2) Russians are relentlessly bombarding peaceful Ukrainian cities with tactical missiles, focusing on air defense, military units and critical infrastructure, but hitting civilians everywhere - Kyiv, Kharkiv, Chernigiv, Odesa, Kherson, Sumy, and others. It's an all out war.

3) Russian forces on the ground are unprepared. They are badly trained, ill equipped, going around seeking for food (I am serious), leaving their tanks and running away. On the outskirts of Kharkiv and Kiev some have deliberately de-fueled their tanks because they already understood the guaranteed end if they enter.

4) The support of international community, although still not fast enough, is the strongest the history has seen. EU and US agreed to turn Russia off SWIFT. Military equipment provided by France, UK, Poland, Slovakia, Lithuania, Finland. Thank you, we will do the rest.

5) Putin has completely miscalculated the resistance of Ukrainian people. He has been working so hard on building a false narrative, that he started believing it himself. Good for us.

6) The scare about Chechen units sent to Ukraine - done. Today Ramzan Kadyrov, Putin's most brutal Chechen supporter, recorded a video saying that after seeing how Ukrainians fight, he doesn't want Chechens to fight Ukrainian people.

7) Belarus lets Russia use its military airports and roads into Ukraine. Today a unit of Belorussian forces was pushed back around Kiev. Lukashenko wants some of this blood on his hands. Shame, Belarus.

8) Saboteurs are caught and detained in every major city. When caught, they start speaking immediately - they have been planted quietly since some time, renting flats and getting ready for their mission. This war has been planned long, long time ago. Territorial militia units, i.e. normal citizens who have been given arms to protect, catch and neutralize them. Tough luck.

9) Actor Sean Penn accidentally happened to be in Kiev and stayed to make a documentary about what is going on. Also, if you want to see real stories, follow Madonna on Instagram. Respect!

10) And the last one to visualize it for you. Picture number 1 below - the line of abandoned Russian military vehicles, after the soldiers ran away. Picture number 2 below - the line of volunteers in Kiev waiting to sign up to the city militia. This is all you need to know about the difference between Ukraine and Russia in this war.
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As difficult as that is to believe, it does raise the scenario that Ukraine actually wins this. Hard to imagine Putins next move if his army is a paper tiger.
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SuburbanFarmer wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 7:17 am As difficult as that is to believe, it does raise the scenario that Ukraine actually wins this. Hard to imagine Putins next move if his army is a paper tiger.
Ukraine would never of had a chance without international backing. The international community has provided ammo, weapons and supplies to Ukraine almost as soon as Biden got into office.
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SuburbanFarmer wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 7:17 am As difficult as that is to believe, it does raise the scenario that Ukraine actually wins this. Hard to imagine Putins next move if his army is a paper tiger.
Well I just heard that Putin has put his nuke forces on high alert. He’s resorted to swinging his radioactive dick and it’s only been a couple of days. Fun times.
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