I ead that the Russian factory in Caluga or Kaluga is attacked with long range missiles.

Posted by: Salmon | Nov 25 2024 13:13 utc | 203

HOPEFULLY JOE BRANDON (or whoever is controlling him) WON’T SET OFF WORLD WAR 3 BEFORE TRUMP (our legitimate president from 2020) ASSUMES OFFICE. Zelensky is a WAR CRIMINAL AND NEEDS TO ANSWER FOR HIS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.

Posted by: Fortuna | Nov 25 2024 13:22 utc | 205

@201-203
Sorry for repeat messages, there was a lag when sending messages that did not appear.

Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 13:27 utc | 207

the Kursk region was under relentless attack by AFU strike UAVs and American Atacms missiles overnight.

Posted by: Night Tripper | Nov 25 2024 13:47 utc | 209

Re the Kursk region.
It seems the Americans are determined to hold that region until at least the Trump inauguration. The conscripted cannon fodder sent there is quickly killed off so the American have to keep sending the best Ukroid units there to hold it. I assume this suits the Russians as up until Kursk, those better units remained highly mobile and were difficult to pin down and destroy.
Now that they are being used to hold the Kursk salient, they can be pinned down and destroyed. The longer the Russians keep Kursk running, the more of these units will be sent there to be destroyed.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Nov 25 2024 14:08 utc | 211

After an ATACMS attack on an airfield in the Kursk region.
As for the attack on Kursk airfield, it did not cause significant damage; it was more of a demonstrative attack and to wait and see how we would react.
More worrying, however, is the interest in other airfields, as some Western weapons will be targeted there next time.
Monitoring of Russian airfields by Western satellites has intensified in light of threats from Ukraine. Particular attention is paid to bases near the battle line, such as Shaikovka airfield (more than 79 satellite images in the last month) and Belbek in Crimea. Engels airfield, a key strategic aviation base, is also covered by satellites (62 images per month). The use of satellite reconnaissance is due to the limited flight range of Western reconnaissance aircraft, which makes satellites a necessary tool for monitoring the number and location of Russian aviation. The frequency of satellite images could indicate priority targets for possible Ukrainian attacks..
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https://t.me/s/boris_rozhin

Posted by: ossii | Nov 25 2024 14:12 utc | 213

Now that they are being used to hold the Kursk salient, they can be pinned down and destroyed. The longer the Russians keep Kursk running, the more of these units will be sent there to be destroyed.
Posted by: Peter AU1 | Nov 25 2024 14:08 utc | 212
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Well, Odessa has not been attacked so far, also because of these mobile units.
If you consider that the Russians have been ONLY about 45 km as the crow flies from Odessa for MONTHS, you know or can estimate what kind of problem was hidden in these mobile, mostly elite units.
And Putin may have explained why the General Staff wanted to carefully pulverize this mill for quite a long time with Ukrainian units, which in this case consisted of up to 65% mercenaries… before Trump came up with “stupid” ideas in February.

Posted by: ossii | Nov 25 2024 14:19 utc | 215

Adm. Sam Paparo, Commander of US Indo-Pacific Command
Posted by: psychohistorian | Nov 25 2024 1:33 utc | 139
Hmmm…checks google pix. Checks bio. Yup. Timing, looks, location all fit. File under 2 degrees of separation. I may have known his father. Married w/children & hit on me 50+ years ago. 😂

Posted by: Mary | Nov 25 2024 14:26 utc | 217

re: ossii | Nov 25 2024 14:19 utc | 216
your statemebnt tbat “the Russians have been ONLY about 45 km as the crow flies from Odessa for MONTHS” is important. Could you provide a link that illustrates that or states that?
thanks

Posted by: Perimetr | Nov 25 2024 14:32 utc | 219

ossii | Nov 25 2024 14:19 utc | 216
I very much doubt Russia has any intention of spreading the zone of destruction to Odessa. Perhaps it will go to Russia after the conflict, perhaps not.
Russia has set up the equivalent of an industrial processing facility. In the demilitarization of Ukraine, the raw material is delivered to that zone of destruction for the Russian military to process. This is not about taking territory but the industrial scale destruction of any Ukrainian willing to point a gun at Russians.
Odessa from the numbers I have seen is about 60% pro or neutral towards Russia. The oth 40% is anti Russia which is a large subversive element for an occupation army to deal with. Many spies, insurgency warfare, bombings and assassination of pro Russia or Russian installed local officials ect ect. All headaches and bleeding wounds Russia does not want.
Those static frontlines are also bleeding Europe white and will bring about the collapse of the US controlled institutions – Nato and EU that allows the US to9 totally control Europe.
Russia has no need to take territory with the higher casualty rate that entails.
The conflict will end when Nato is defeated or there is no more Ukroid cannon Fodder willing to point a gun at Russia.
And this will occur over the same time period regardless of if Russia conquers a bit more territory of continues sitting on those static frontlines.
The military component of this conflict is truly and extension of politics. That military component is finely tuned to create a geopolitical outcome, not to conquer territories and peoples.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Nov 25 2024 14:45 utc | 221

Posted by: retroflecks | Nov 25 2024 7:53 utc | 173

missile research money has been going into bio-weapons research, and there is very little to laugh about, given advances in genetic engineering, CRISPR, and a proven inhumanity with regard to causing “excess statistics”.

I don’t believe it is feasible to create ethnic-specific bioweapons, regardless of biotechnological sophistication, bacause we’re just too similar at this point in human speciation. This doesn’t mean well-paid technicians wouldn’t sell the idea as if it were feasible. Probably COVID was an attempt (Ron Unz’s hypothesis) but if that was the case look at the blowback.
Even targetting simple bacteria with bioweapons produces blowback, other human beings? pleaaaase. Ethnic bioweapons research is just some astute and amoral biologists getting rich on silly projects sold to ambitious morons with a currency printing machine.

What if the next one has extreme lethality? They’ve already floated that 7/8 of humanity needs to just “go”… for a more “sustainable” world fleet of private jets.

Let me clarify one thing: elites need large populations of consumers, followers, voters, administrators and workers. Elites are sitting on top of an inmense hierarchy. Elites don’t want a reduction in population. Period.

I read it [Lance’s argument] as: they are prodding Russia for response, as “justification” for something just awful.

The logic is faulty. If you have something big to throw at your enemy you don’t escalate timid bit by timid bit as Lance’s correctly describe the West has been doing to counter Russia in the Ukraines. The West is known for shock and awe against its enemies when it has the power to do that. Escalating timid bit by timid bit is the strategy of the fearful, of the careful, of those that hope a small escalation will suffice eventually.

Posted by: Johan Kaspar | Nov 25 2024 14:46 utc | 223

adding to 225,
Besides US can still “steal” a LOT of resources in raw materials and STEM educated work force from EU / Japan / AUS / Africa / Moroco, and other vassal stated all over the world.
They might have less resources that Russia + China taken together… BUT they still have a lot to “take” …. for a while at least.

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 14:59 utc | 225

Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 13:38 utc | 209
Thanks for the update.
On Velikaya Novosyolka:
Question for the group – did this town ever come under Russian control before? I seem to recall that the 2023 failed cuckster-offensive might have involved this town, but I am not sure.

Posted by: Ghost of Zanon | Nov 25 2024 15:09 utc | 227

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 14:59 utc | 226
The main thing US + alliance have going for it are the total control & subjugation of vassal Europeans. The Europeans may be weak, with troubled, weak stagnating societies and impoverished people, but they are committed to stripping their own countries in favor of warring with Russia.
Russia and China are far stronger, but China is onboard at around 5 % of its potential, that is to say, China is doing far less than it could to undermine and accelerate west’s collapse. Militarily speaking.
So brain dead Euros will continue piling up against Russia on their own body weight, and this can take longer to play out and increase pain for Russia, unfortunately. China should be supporting Russia more since the accusations of that have already been made long ago, like since late 2022. So there is nothing to lose.
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 15:05 utc | 227

True, but China has a lot to loose.
Their culture does not like conflict, they prefer “trade” and they have a lot of people to get out of poverty and enjoy a decent or “moderate” prosperity.
They consider it “unfair” for the world to end before they have their chance to consume and enjoy life just like US / EU used to enjoy it in the past.
Getting their population dead by nukes because Russia versus US /NATO / EU conflict is not what they want…
Direct armed attack on China by US / friends might change that opinion for China population and ruling elites.
Ukraine is a distant concern for China and they ask Russia “nicely” to keep the conflict dial down and slow.

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 15:18 utc | 229

Notice that RUAF is sucking AFU reserves into Velyka Novosilka. However, you notice that there are 2 – 3 rivers criss-crossing the village. RUAF can destroy a handful of bridges which can lead additional AFU reserves trapped there, while RUAF continues enveloping the village from west and north.
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 15:11 utc | 229
That would be a first, RF usually leaves a way out, so far pressure cookers are not in the kitchen

Posted by: Newbie | Nov 25 2024 15:21 utc | 231

Apollyon (187).
I think that’s what’s been happening up until now – however I don’t see Nato/Europe (though not all European nations) stopping the supply anytime soon – as the mission creep has seen more and more sophisticated and modern missiles – sent to Ukraine.
More sanctions have been applied to Russia today – its shadow fleet the hundreds of ships that trade around the globe have just had sanctions applied to them – and presumably any country that defies these sanctions will also face some sort of action against them as Nato thinks it rules the world.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Nov 25 2024 15:22 utc | 233

re: ossii | Nov 25 2024 14:19 utc | 216
your statemebnt tbat “the Russians have been ONLY about 45 km as the crow flies from Odessa for MONTHS” is important. Could you provide a link that illustrates that or states that? thanks
Posted by: Perimetr | Nov 25 2024 14:32 utc | 220
Ossii was very careful with his phrasing. I’d say 50 miles but that is splitting hairs. It is from the spit on the east side of the Dneiper to Odessa city center, less if to the oblast.
A great deal longer by road of course.

Posted by: JohninMK | Nov 25 2024 15:32 utc | 235

Lethal or potentially lethal rhetoric has made its way into the Sense site which currently features a “question” as to whether Russia should make a nuclear attack London. No discernment. Yes, within the politically independent “Square Mile”, more properly known as City of London or The City, there is a prime iteration of the heart of the Beast.
The RU has very recently demonstrated the kinetic power of their Hazel Wand with their demonstration strike on that underground facility near Dniepropetrovsk. If Russian leaders choose to send an unmistakable message to the world as to the potential lethal seriousness of thermonuclear conflict; that private bank in The City should be targeted in the wee hours of some otherwise quiet morning.
Such a measure would be the “Dernier Cri” to halt the madness. There are some cooler heads in the Pentagon who could refuse to take orders from the handlers of the $enile One if those Neocon Blackhearts choose to further escalate.

Posted by: aristodemos | Nov 25 2024 15:40 utc | 237

Zounds! Auto-correct has fucked me over once again. It substituted Rense with Sense. On occasion that feature can assist in poor choices of spelling and orthography. However, the AI feature infesting this iMac is but a harbinger of programmed mind-control on behalf of evil agendas.
Please excuse this inculcated blunder and be wary of such employments of overbearing technology programmed on behalf of nefarious agendas.

Posted by: aristodemos | Nov 25 2024 15:44 utc | 239

Ukraine’s Western backers are at the same time trying to assist Kiev in jump-starting and expanding its own defense manufacturing sector.
Posted by: psychohistorian | Nov 25 2024 1:33 utc | 139
First people scoffed that any war manufacturing could be started up in Ukraine. “Russia would take it out as soon as they started”.
Then people said that the factory in Dneipropetrovsk was Soviet era and had been shuttered for years, so why did Russia take it out? Such a waste of a new weapon.
Maybe Russia knows something that we do not.

Posted by: wagelaborer | Nov 25 2024 15:52 utc | 241

Then people said that the factory in Dneipropetrovsk was Soviet era and had been shuttered for years, so why did Russia take it out? Such a waste of a new weapon.
Maybe Russia knows something that we do not.
Posted by: wagelaborer | Nov 25 2024 15:52 utc | 242

There were rumors that British or US specialists were helping Ukraine develop or manufacture missiles in the Yuzhmash plant. Perhaps something to do with nuclear technology, too. You know, the British have been beating the drum of giving Ukraine nukes…

Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 15:57 utc | 243

Posted by: rk | Nov 25 2024 15:22 utc | 233
Smells like gaining first strike opportunity. Not happened in decades.

Posted by: Mario | Nov 25 2024 16:09 utc | 245

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Nov 25 2024 15:22 utc | 234
I can tell you one think.
Energy is like drug, once you are addicted it’s rather difficult to detox.
RF is one of the bigger pusher in the world.

Posted by: Mario | Nov 25 2024 16:11 utc | 247

One more thing, I know the plant superficially.
The special thing about this plant was, among other things, that NO radiation was measurable on the surface. (Supposedly) owning measuring devices in such a city was like a death sentence.
But the machinery and the like should still be there in the closed-off areas (up to 8).

Posted by: ossii | Nov 25 2024 16:18 utc | 249

Turn off auto-incorrect.
Spell for yourself, own your own errors.
Posted by: ChatNPC | Nov 25 2024 16:09 utc | 247
I’ve searched & searched for a way to turn off autocorrect on my phone. Finally have given up; if there is an “off” button God only knows where they hid it
Perhaps you could point the way?

Posted by: Mary | Nov 25 2024 16:31 utc | 251

Nato is going into hyper-panic, per Rob Bauer statements today.
This was to be expected. The west has hit the limits of what it can do in terms of waging war in a civilian economy. They are losing BADLY in Ukraine. And most likely collapsing southern Ukraine front has a lot to do with panic right now.
And NATO can’t provide Ukraine MLRS, artillery and AD systems to maintain the front (they are using the few remaining Himars to attack Kursk to support their media narrative of attacking Russia). Meanwhile all pillars around are collapsing.

Posted by: unimperator | Nov 25 2024 16:34 utc | 253

Thanks for the feedback. I agree that the US/UK were probably working with the Ukies in that plant developing nuclear weapons. Or at least one.
But no more. Too bad, so sad. (Not).

Posted by: wagelaborer | Nov 25 2024 16:36 utc | 255

Even IF US looses the exchange and it is fully obliterated the fallout from so many nukes will put ALL life on Earth in danger of extinction.
Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 14:55 utc | 225
Radiation is a minor problem compared to the heat generated by one of these things. Life on this planet thrives on mutation and adaptation … we don’t but life does.
An 800kt Russian nuclear warhead creates a blast radius of 6.5 KM but creates a fire storm that consumes all carboniferous material over a radius of 11 km. Everything that can burn in this area will burn down to the compost in the soil, tree roots, bugs … everything and the heat is so intense it drives all the soot and ash from combustion into the upper atmosphere where it stays for years.
They did a study of a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan consisting of 100 warheads under a megaton landing in urban areas. The result from this small exchange was a nuclear winter that lasted a decade. Russia and the USA have 12000 warheads between them.

Posted by: HB_Norica | Nov 25 2024 16:42 utc | 257

unimperator@1557
Perfidious Albion is simply itching to destroy Russia. Their ruling elites have long despised Russia and are greedy to get their sticky mitts on all its resources. A good Hazel Wand strike on that private bank in City of London would be the ideal wake up lesson for those bass-turds. If they don’t awaken from that one, the MI6 H.Q would be the logical second iteration. If that one is ineffective, then their chief propaganda medium, the BBC.

Posted by: aristodemos | Nov 25 2024 16:46 utc | 259

I’m gratified to find well-informed commentators such as Danny Davis and Andrei Martynov giving voice to an interpretation of Oreshnik similar to my own, and expanding into implications yet to be dreamed of in the delusional west. If military history is a steeplechase race, Oreshnik just mowed down all the steeples.
Yuzhmash can be thought of as the fortification equivalent of the deepest bunkers in North Dakota (or wherever) from which the Powers That Be might have contemplated managing affairs during any global confrontation. Dick Cheney’s infamous “undisclosed location” is undoubtedly vulnerable to a strike which can destroy Yuzhmash, designed from the time of Stalin to withstand anything.
So there’s point one. Probably the first and deepest shock to penetrate the thick skulls of some folks in that big pentagonal building: there’s absolutely no refuge, no hiding place invulnerable to Oreshnik. Think about it — deep thoughts indeed.
Point two is that nuclear warfare, as well as ground warfare, is essentially obsolete. Martynov points out that it is now impossible for an assault-group to assemble anywhere. OMG. So broken-hearted cuz I can’t get started with you.
The scale of the target — subject to a single 6X6 missile — is quite literally earth-shattering. If there’s a harbor or airbase causing any problems, there’s no need for an atomic explosion to wield strategic destruction: no more harbor, no more airbase, no more bomb-factory complex. Et cetera.
And no excuse for escalating to nuclear weapons. RF can attain sufficient destruction of enemy assets with weapons which discriminate in favor of military targets. Only the terrorist west is desperate enough to attempt an initiation of nuclear catastrophe. We’re not out of the woods by any means. But there might be a light at the end of the tunnel.
Point three is you ain’t seen nothing yet. Russia is evidently disinclined to reveal any of the mind-blowing advances their ballistic engineers have made (in chaos, materials, etc.) until prepared for a necessary demonstration. Watch out for further revelations.
Back in Old English studies, we encounter many verses ending like this:

Ond tha haethena ahton waelstowe gewald.

Which means “the vikings kicked but again.” Or, as Porky Pig says, “that’s all, folks!”

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Nov 25 2024 16:56 utc | 261

They’re selling postcards of the hanging
They’re painting the passports brown
The beauty parlor is filled with sailors
The circus is in town
Here comes the blind commissioner
They’ve got him in a trance
One hand is tied to the tight-rope walker
The other is in his pants
And the riot squad they’re restless
They need somewhere to go
As Lady and I look out tonight
From Desolation Row
Bob Dylan (who else….)
Seems apt….

Posted by: Waymad | Nov 25 2024 17:12 utc | 263

unimperator@1557
Perfidious Albion is simply itching to destroy Russia. Their ruling elites have long despised Russia and are greedy to get their sticky mitts on all its resources. A good Hazel Wand strike on that private bank in City of London would be the ideal wake up lesson for those bass-turds. If they don’t awaken from that one, the MI6 H.Q would be the logical second iteration. If that one is ineffective, then their chief propaganda medium, the BBC.
Posted by: aristodemos | Nov 25 2024 16:46 utc | 260

I wish … that wester people will stop dreaming that Russia will “solve” all their problems by bombing this or that target in US / UK / EU / NATO and friends.
Not going to happen. Russia is restrained by China and by the need to save itself and its population.
When nukes or Hazel rockets will fly into London or similar targets it will be because nuclear War has started OR it is starting in the next 32 minutes.
And “we the normal / poor people” will get incinerated first together with our families pets and loved ones.
Yes, I do think that US would not hesitate if it had the Hazel to bomb Moscow.
Maybe in next months or years it will not hesitate to bomb Moscow anyway and you will get your wish.
But unfortunately I do not think we will live long enough to see London in ruins on TV or Telegram.
Besides only “common people” will be affected. This includes up to corporations CEO and “normal” billionaires and CIA and deep state and politicians 😀
The shadow ruling elite that really decide and control the world will be in bunkers with full reserves of water, food, fuel, nukes, weapons and watch our death on TV.

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 17:22 utc | 265

Denial from laws of physics is indeed strong among the propagandists. They simply can’t shut up about how much “it doesn’t matter”.

Posted by: boneless | Nov 25 2024 17:27 utc | 267

aristodemus 260
“Perfidious Albion is simply itching to destroy Russia.”
Perfidious Albion will be a radioactive ashtray without even any bacteria or fungi surviving, or even tardigrades,
before even 10% of Russia is destroyed.
Beyond 2300 no-one anywhere will speak the English language.

Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Nov 25 2024 17:29 utc | 269

bog 230
“True, but China has a lot to loose.
Their culture does not like conflict, they prefer “trade” and they have a lot of people to get out of poverty and enjoy a decent or “moderate” prosperity.
They consider it “unfair” for the world to end before they have their chance to consume and enjoy life just like US / EU used to enjoy it in the past.
Getting their population dead by nukes because Russia versus US /NATO / EU conflict is not what they want…”
But it is what the west wants.
The posse of psychopaths that rule the fourth reich don’t like the present lie of the land with China emerging dominant economically and technologically.
So they are clearly gearing up now for nuclear war so they can roll the dice again and hope to keep China down next time.
As things stand this will unfold in an matter of months.
If you have access to any of these NAZO ruling elites – you know what your duty is.

Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Nov 25 2024 17:36 utc | 271

Posted by: Larsbo | Nov 25 2024 16:49 utc | 261
Bremerhaven…
Ramstein, Wiesbaden und Bremerhaven would be the targets. Just without those 3 alone it would be game, set and match for the Yankees, the scum of the earth, in europe.
I thought so. Martjanov shows, that the area of Bremerhaven harbour is less than the Yushmash plant.

Posted by: MorePain4Cakes | Nov 25 2024 17:39 utc | 273

unimperator 215
“There is something to be said about the despicable Ukrainian diaspora, but it is useless and tiring. They fled with gold, silver and western cash stacked in their suitcases and got nice jobs in the western countries.
The bottom line is – if the UK or France or Germany want to internationalize the conflict, go ahead and do it then. They already sent soldiers and missiles for years, so whether they announce it or not is immaterial.”
Here in Belgium one sees a lot of quite nice cars with UA Ukraine number plates.
Here’s an interview with a British soldier captured by the Russian army in the Kursk region:
https://www.youtube.com/live/Sj44CR_KY5c?si=8hvREkY753LGrAlQ

Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Nov 25 2024 17:44 utc | 275

@ MorePain4Cakes, §219:
Primary targets will be Stolp, Poland and Caracal, Rumania, the locations of the Aegis Ashore systems.

Posted by: John Marks | Nov 25 2024 17:48 utc | 277

Perhaps you could point the way?
Posted by: Mary | Nov 25 2024 16:31 utc | 252

(Blushes) I own no smartphone, so sadly, no.
On the laptop I proof read before pressing ‘Post’ and still there are goofs, but at least they are my, human goofs.

Posted by: ChatNPC | Nov 25 2024 17:51 utc | 279

Posted by: MorePain4Cakes | Nov 25 2024 17:50 utc | 279
No, first you need to prevent any possible supply line to europe…It’s all about logistics…

Posted by: Larsbo | Nov 25 2024 18:02 utc | 281

The Russians warned the Ukro-Nazis about the attack in good time. Posted by: guest from franconia | Nov 25 2024 17:23 utc | 267
can you give us a link to the source of this claim? a credible one at that. Posted by: Justpassinby | Nov 25 2024 17:51 utc | 281
From memory both the Russians and US confirmed that the INF hotline was activated so that all knew it was not a nuke. One can assume that the Pentagon told its operatives and friends in Kiev. Whether they were told the target is unknown.
That is probably the info flow alluded to.

Posted by: JohninMK | Nov 25 2024 18:13 utc | 283

Peter AU1 | Nov 25 2024 17:40 utc | 275–
There were also videos taken of the missile’s flight after launch that was shown during Nima’s chat with Dr. Postol. So, Russia was clearly documenting this event so the world would see it and not have it blacked out by Western censorship. Another point is the trajectory isn’t ballistic and thus doesn’t “announce” itself as a nuclear armed missile, although as we know it could be. And there we have the drawback in this weapon being the same as not knowing how the Tomahawk missiles in Poland or Romania are armed, so Russia must assume they’re nukes. So, the Areshnik has the dubious problem of sharing the issues Russia has with NATO’s missiles. Sure, Moscow can announce where it will be aimed at next and that it’s not armed with nukes as Putin said. And while we find Putin far more credible than anyone in NATO, the big issue becomes NATO’s utter lack of credibility such that no Russian would believe NATO’s insistence that its Romanian and Polish systems were not nukes even if it were true.

Posted by: karlof1 | Nov 25 2024 18:20 utc | 285

aristodemus 260
“Perfidious Albion is simply itching to destroy Russia.”
Perfidious Albion will be a radioactive ashtray without even any bacteria or fungi surviving, or even tardigrades,
before even 10% of Russia is destroyed.
Beyond 2300 no-one anywhere will speak the English language.
Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Nov 25 2024 17:29 utc | 270

Please do not insult tardigrades, they might survive.
Besides bacteria and fungi are quite intelligent and I have seen bacteria inside a nuclear reactor core … so bacteria might also survive.
You just have to convince bacteria when they evolve again into eucaryote cells and complex multicellular organism to avoid doing “brains” in order to avoid “nukes” and “humans / intelligence”
Also English language is simple and useful for technology and communications since things are complicated enough without a complex language like Chinese.
I hear Chinese people like English language for it’s simplicity.
They might keep it 😀

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 18:25 utc | 287

No, first you need to prevent any possible supply line to europe…It’s all about logistics…
Posted by: Larsbo | Nov 25 2024 18:02 utc | 282
Disagree. From where we are now it is most important for the US power elite (not population) to be made aware that the Russians are not bluffing. The best way to achieve that is to destroy US targets that the US had spent a lot of time and money on, are fairly small and isolated and is proud of. Better still, that will take years to replace.
The two AEGIS Ashore sites are perfect. When destroyed the US military and politicians will be well aware of what has happened but have been allowed, in typical Russian fashion, a way out. The option of minimising the effect in public, allowing them a way to change their posture for lots of other reasons other than Russian pressure which would be political dynamite.

Posted by: JohninMK | Nov 25 2024 18:26 utc | 289

Posted by: boneless | Nov 25 2024 17:27 utc | 268
##########
When one denies biological gender, it’s not a long distance to negate the effects of physics on reality.
There is a lot of mental illness in the world, heavily concentrated in the West.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Nov 25 2024 18:36 utc | 291

But it is what the west wants.
The posse of psychopaths that rule the fourth reich don’t like the present lie of the land with China emerging dominant economically and technologically.
So they are clearly gearing up now for nuclear war so they can roll the dice again and hope to keep China down next time.
As things stand this will unfold in an matter of months.
If you have access to any of these NAZO ruling elites – you know what your duty is.
Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Nov 25 2024 17:36 utc | 272

Unfortunately, I agree with all you say above …
I wonder if XI got that memo or not

Posted by: bog | Nov 25 2024 18:42 utc | 293

Reports of a Brit named James Scott Rhys Anderson being captured in Kursk Oblast while fighting for the Kiev forces.

Posted by: Waldorf | Nov 25 2024 18:44 utc | 295

karlof1 | Nov 25 2024 18:20 utc | 286
Yes, I saw a link here to that Nima video and watched it. Incredible stuff. I also have thought about those missile bases in Poland and Romania as prime targets.
From what Putin has said in interviews, even long before the SMO, these are of prime concern to Russia. The tomahawk missile which can have nuclear warheads comes in the same container as the ABM interceptors and is fired from the same launchers. No doubt other newer missiles could also be designed to fit in those same cartridges and be fired from the same launchers.
When I see these Russian advances in technology, I can’t help but think about the closed cycle rocket engines that the American engineers thought could not be built, but which the Soviet union built, the very advanced Soviet Russian mathematics, and the vast Soviet databank of pure science that the Russian Federation as successor state now has.
The west simply does not have those very advanced mathematical equations and that vast databank of pure science that I believe is the foundation for Russia’s current advances in technology.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Nov 25 2024 18:48 utc | 297

I’ve searched & searched for a way to turn off autocorrect on my phone.
Perhaps you could point the way?
Posted by: Mary | Nov 25 2024 16:31 utc | 252
It’s around the language setting.
On Android:
Settings / Additional settings / Languages & input / Spell checker

Posted by: Passerby | Nov 25 2024 18:51 utc | 299