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This only proves the point. You read one side and John reads another. Both of you draw conclusions and believe the other is wrong. If you know the Russian history with NATO you might know there is some disagreements documented with your claims but I don’t really care. Were they sincere attempts? Li...

I remember the Sabbath Day, and I try to keep the Seventh Day holy. A far as organized religion, there is not a lot of 7th Day Christian churches, just Seventh Day Adventist (where they worship Ellen White), United Church of God (Armstrong Cult), and various Messianic Christian groups. There's also...

The fact of the matter is that not one NATO country has had its European territory attacked since NATO was formed in 1948. Not one. NATO countries have had their overseas colonies attacked such as Algeria and the Falklands Islands. But not their European territory. So it has probably been the longe...

Let's put the shoe on the other foot, and see if it fits: Imagine if the USSR had admitted Cuba to the Warsaw Pact at the end of the Cold War, promised to attack anyone that attacked Cuba, and placed nuclear missiles on our doorstep to guarantee Cuba would not be invaded by the USA. Then imagine the...

Tide turned a long time ago, but they haven’t lost yet. I don’t expect Ukraine to hold out without boots on the ground from Allies. I think if NATO ends up in the Ukraine, then it's no longer a regional conflict and we might be looking at World War III. I don't think anyone has the appetite for tha...

I think you are right. I am beaten. I must give up. Apparently I am arguing against a type of "superior consciousness." As my mom always said, "Never argue with someone that is omniscient, because no matter what you say, they can counter "No its not!", and you will always l...

You do know that it’s been reported that Russian failure rate is relatively high for their shells right? Secondly, bullets are substantially different from artillery shells. Next that article basically is speaking about several different things, the shell itself will last almost indefinitely if sto...

JohnHurt wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 2:36 pm Artillery shells keep literally forever. I understand Russia has been shooting old artillery shells from WWII. A few years ago, a friend let me shoot his British Enfield with .303 ammo from WWII, and it never misfired. Ammo keeps forever, it if is kept dry....

Some of it is also just accounting games. Like, for example, when the US sends Abrams Tanks to Ukraine they are just pulling older tanks out of storage depots and putting them on ships. These were tanks that were built and paid for decades ago and that have been mothballed due to downsizing. But th...

Here is some of our tax money, millions of US dollars, all wrapped up in rubber bands and being used as a bribe in Ukraine: No, actually it ISN'T. Did you even read the article you just cited or look at the date? Do you even understand what is being reported? It is an article from 2020 (2 years bef...