In other countries, where they don't do mass killings with guns, they make suicide vests. There's no guarantee that if the US gave up on gun ownership, that radical religious suicide killings would not move in... Plus, once they're 25, they can rent a truck, and drive into masses. How is a gun goin...
Jump to postM564038 wrote:Old Gerhardsen would have been proud of NATO General secretary Jens Stoltenberg … for his role in finally uniting with the swedes on this issue;-)
Non sequitur and nuance? Oh dear. Well, whatever gets you through the night. It was just a few months ago that Honeymoon in Moscow Bernie saying that it was partly our fault for the war by trying to get Ukraine into NATO. It goes against everything the Left has ever stood for. And yet all you have ...
Jump to postT54A wrote:Guns. You guys definitely need more guns. And definitely no licenses and background checks. Just guns for everyone. That will fix things.
said A333 has to be leased, otherwise Lessors have no claim That's not true. If you do not pay the bill, then the lessor can request the court to impound anything of value owned by Aeroflot. For example, let's assume Aeroflot leases plane X for 1 million a month. Aeroflot has not been paying for tw...
Jump to postA bit later (maybe a half hour) the Osprey's reappeared and all three flew back toward the German border. That tells me that the C-130 was a tanker for the Ospreys. It could also be that the Osprey's went into Ukraine with a VIP or other important deliveries, and that they went dark for that reason...
Jump to postFrancoflier wrote:Did they even resurface the parking lot it's built on?
He is now assured one of the worst indictments of history of any man in the last 300 years at least. Make it 50 years, and we'll agree. I mean, Hitler and Stalin still remain in their own special league when it comes to crimes against humanity. If Putin goes nuclear, then he can join and surpass th...
Jump to postAs I said in the regular F1 2022 topic (I expect this to be merged in there), I think Hamilton no longer cares and is just sitting out his contract. He would probably love to be disqualified on a technicality.
Jump to postT4thH wrote:what is this of a fucking hell of a field hospital?
oldJoe wrote:Maybe the US are ckecking out what happened ?
https://www.flightradar24.com/FORTE11/2bbf3ce4
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There are other similar stereotypes involved here....
Just getting a roof over the aircraft to protect them from most of the rain must surely help? The problem is you need a LOT of roof to house a tristar, a VC-10 and a guppy. Not to mention all 6 tristars, both VC-10s and the guppy. There won’t be a lot of museums with the money to do so. The only on...
Jump to posthttps://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1521437994632327168?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1521437994632327168%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url= Could simply be a coincidence, but it made me chuckle. There have been numerous mysterious fires breaking out in Russia recently. T...
Jump to post“Dashcam” footage from a Russian ka-52 helicopter attacking Hostomel, then getting shot down. The pilots manage to make a safe emergency landing. This is from the early days of the conflict. Probably, though not confirmed, the well document ka-52 that landed intact in a field. https://www.dumpert.nl...
Jump to postLooks like there's going to be a LOT of empty seats in the May 9th parade in Moscow :D I wonder if there will be a May 9th parade. They might cancel it because of the war or some other more politically expedient excuse (Covid!). And if there is a parade, I would not be surprised if Putin and the ge...
Jump to postIThere never has been a war like this before, where a viewer 6,000 miles away can keep track of a battalion sized engagement in near real time. Amazing isn’t it! These days us civilians have information at our fingertips that WW2 generals could only dream of. Heck, it’s probably even better then wh...
Jump to postI’m guessing perhaps they’re a bit embarrassed at this point and not necessarily joining the discussion? I would imagine most are afraid to say anything. God knows Putin and his war criminals tend to go after anyone that talks negative about their military or country. Do Russians still have access ...
Jump to postSo you certainly wonder if Lewis somehow lost his mojo. He seems incapable of extracting anything more than the absolute minimum of the car. Astonishing, for all the talent. Either he no longer cares and is just sitting out his contract, or he is just an average driver who was really lucky having t...
Jump to post1) He was shown at a meeting with someone (can't remember who) and they were sat at a small table. For the short duration of the piece, Putin's right hand was clamped to the edge of the table in a really odd manner. https://images.lbc.co.uk/images/300746?width=1920&crop=16_9&signature=7LBiO...
Jump to posthttps://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-61151604
The results in the French presidential elections are in and incumbent Emmanuel Macron, who was favourite to win, has secured a second term with 58% of the votes, projections show.
a350lover wrote:they simply can't secure the staff needed for the capacity they have planned.
How’s the repossession of Air Bridge Cargo’s fleet of 12 747-8’s going? They might be of interest.
Jump to postatcsundevil wrote:Wasn't there a seperate forum dedicated for the paying members, back when that was still a thing? Jump to postI've been on a.net for about a dozen years and a reader for roughly a five or six years prior to that, and I don't recall there being any other forums.
Those bombers fly in S400 defended airspace, so good luck with your MiGs….. Also, on the ukrainian side there are countless people walking around with missiles. Including people with basic training only. The chance for friendly fire would have to be pretty big. Right now it’s pretty easy for them… ...
Jump to posttommy1808 wrote:Could be helicopters as well. Jump to postFrancoflier wrote:An influx of spare parts has allowed them to return 20 aircraft to service, although we don't know which type(s)..
Mig-29 and Su-25 are the only options, not many Su-27 spareparts to be had in the west.
In relation to weapons, do we assume that any western weapons captured by Russia will be returned, the technology copied, stored and secretly given to third parties to stir up additional political dissent or even used against Ukraine forces for PR purposes? Such thoughts were secondary to supplying...
Jump to postACDC8 wrote:Meh, I'm sure it was just in the "hood"
No ship can be seen in the photo. I wonder if there are multiple variants in the kit? It's a joke. The ship is beneath the water. Does the kit contain only one sea surface? I’ve been told there will be two sea surfaces. Big waves to make a Russian version, small waves to make a Ukrainian version.
Jump to postMaverickM11 wrote:What exactly is going on here? Is Tucker trying to tell us something?
Ukraine needs to destroy the Kerch straight bridge. That would stop Russian overland supplies to southern Ukraine via Crimea. While I understand the sentiment, I think that keeping the bridge intact might give Ukraine some bargaining leverage. Effectively Ukraine already lost Crimea years ago. Ukra...
Jump to postFor me, while i love “Holy Grail” and “Brian”, I don’t really like monty python the tv series. I used to like it, but no more. Same for mr bean, liked it as a kid, but now it’s just cringe.
I really like blackadder, yes (prime) minister, the office and the IT crowd,
The King Stallion has two advantages. 1) Fancy rotor folding to take up less than half the space on the ship compared to the Chinook. 2) Internal fuel tanks in the cabin and refueling probe allow for niche long flights. Germany won't be using these helicopters on ships though, so advantage 1) is mo...
Jump to postUkraine has started salvage operations for the Moskva.
photo source: http://www.radio2.be/
Thought, if the penalty does not deter the crime is the penalty too weak? You already have more people per 1.000.000 in prison then anyone else. Not just more then the west, but more then any other country. Let's compare against some of the regimes that are considered (with good reason!) to be repr...
Jump to postI would caution against longer ranged SSM's, of any kind, that the Ukrainians have no experience with and/or have no robust way to identify the targets, this will beyond visual range, we don't want a maritime version of MH17 do we? I am not sure that really applies. The way Ukraine have been able t...
Jump to postUnder a Ukrainian flag I hope they replace the brutalist architecture with something like Praugue and Vienna but with modern features like solar or ground pump heating. Half their country is in rubble. They will have neither the money nor the time to make pretty things. It will no doubt be quick an...
Jump to postI appreciate your point, but I did go to Pearl Harbor and see a monument with hundreds of names on it. I also went to Washington DC and saw a memorial with thousands of names on it. Without wishing to diminish the sacrifices the US made at Pearl and elsewhere, there is a difference between going to...
Jump to postWhy would nato want to invade Russia? True, NATO's MO is like the Borg. We Will Assimilate You. Resistance is Futile :rotfl: bt The borg will also leave you alone if you are not a threat or posses interesting technological or biological features. So, by your analogy, Russia only has to keep their m...
Jump to postC-130s will be useful for reconstruction as well as war. Antonovs are far more likely, being build in Ukraine. Probably second hand '12s, '24s and '32s initially as the Antonov company will be in no position to build anything new. I wonder if Antonov will be able to get back to building new planes....
Jump to postvictrola wrote:the US remained a democracy with a free press and free and fair elections.
Short(ish) term would be F-16s. Several NATO members are retiring theirs in favor of F-35s. And AMARC is swamped with them as well already.
Jump to postHopefully, the city's locally famous landmarks and historic buildings such as the Old Water Tower will survive with little to no damage. By the looks of it the water tower and the church are still intact (1:24). Much of the surrounding area has been destroyed though. https://www.reddit.com/r/Ukrain...
Jump to postI say kick them out of NATO and the European Union. If that is their attitude, then their future belongs with Serbia, Belarus, and Russia. The defense of Hungary is not worth the blood of one single NATO soldier. Kicking them out of the EU would not be a bad idea for the EU. I am not sure that kick...
Jump to postReverseFlow wrote:Has Russia been flying the SU57 in the Ukraine?
PixelPilot wrote:Show me a social network that’s aligned to the right in both management and content moderation please
Yeah that plant is now rubble. Sad. https://twitter.com/JimmySecUK/status/1509632703989178377?s=20&t=FEwrDjAgXo8_CTceOYV7Qg That's Hostomel airport. The home base of Antonov airlines. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Hostomel,+Oblast+Kiev,+Oekra%C3%AFne/@50.5908388,30.2070134,808m/data=!3m1!1e...
Jump to postResults are in:
https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/w ... d-football
ReverseFlow wrote:Circus tent? Jump to postI quote "TRUTH Social is America’s “Big Tent” [...]".
Starting the first of July, Marjan Rintel has been proposed to replace Pieter Elbers as CEO at KLM. Marjan has a history with both KLM and the AF/KL holding. Previously working at, amongst other functions, sales & marketing. The AF/KL board has agreed with the nomination. The shareholders can st...
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