she probably hasn't seen a real one in a long time, so...yes. hers is plastic and has a 12 volt battery in it...
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For her it's probably a car battery with jumper cables connected to a jackhammer with attachments.
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shiva82
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reverting to your usual self again bean . i'm not interested in your caveats of nonsense and warped views . you creepy cunt
Wear it with pride.
The russian military and whistle blowers alike have presented information detailing his and other children of your beloved democrat party officials involvement with biological weapons program in Ukraine, which is the ”uh.. uh.. research facilities”.
Mind you it is not me derailing discussion but you, Biden voters. You have now spent a couple pages writing off topic comments about everything but the war, from cocks to jack hammers, OT.
As for me being ”wrong about the thread topic” well, Russians invaded and are crushing ukranian resistance so do explain how the catastrophic failure of your US proxy AFU is not on topic.
greyfader
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here's a dose of reality for you! it's animated with captions to make it easy for you to understand.
greyfader
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and, Igor Girkin has been detained for criticizing Putler's prosecution of the war.
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Pro-war Putin critic and nationalist Girkin detained in Moscow
Russian investigators on Friday detained prominent Russian nationalist Igor Girkin, who had publicly accused President Vladimir Putin and the army top brass of not prosecuting the war in Ukraine harshly or effectively enough.
www.reuters.com
So you can admit that neither demilitarization nor denazification is involved...
Right... you can't do anything wrong. It's always the other guy.
The thread takes plenty of sidetracks.
I'm okay with that, I was just pointing out that your "reminder" was in fact "bullshit".
That happens in this thread plenty.
I'm okay with that, too.
Your desperate reasoning is pathetic.
You change the point every chance you get.
Russia invaded Ukraine.
You said that was something some pentagram invented.
Satellite photos show Russia invading Ukraine.
That's the thread topic.
Russia attacking Ukraine.
You still have yet to even acknowledge that.
greyfader
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taken from; https://www.hrw.org/legacy/backgrounder/arms/cluster0705/2.htm
The report details a stockpile of 5.5 million cluster munitions containing about 728.5 million submunitions.10 This figure, however, does not appear to be a full accounting of cluster munitions available to U.S. forces. In particular, the tally does not include cluster munitions that are part of the War Reserve Stocks for Allies (WRSA).11 Human Rights Watch has previously reported that the U.S. inventory, including WRSA, totaled about one billion submunitions.12
Cluster munitions are particularly ubiquitous in the stores of U.S. ground forces. According to the DoD report, the Army has about 638.3 million cluster submunitions (88 percent of the total inventory) and the Marine Corps has about 53.3 million (7 percent). The report states, “Cannon and rocket artillery cluster munitions comprise over 80% of Army fire support capability,”13 and they “comprise the bulk of the Marine Corps artillery munitions.”14 The Air Force stockpiles about 22.2 million air-delivered cluster bombs (3 percent of the cluster inventory) and the Navy about 14.7 million (2 percent).
to break this down into individual 155mm cluster shells;
The Army and Marine Corps have 155mm artillery projectiles (M483/M483A1 and M864) containing about 402 million Dual Purpose Improved Conventional Munition (DPICM) submunitions.
a single 155mm artillery cluster munition shell contains 72 individual munitions.
taken from; https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/ukraine/ua-dpicm.htm
therefore the US has 5,583,000 individual 155mm cluster munitions shells to give to Ukraine.
have a nice day!
The report details a stockpile of 5.5 million cluster munitions containing about 728.5 million submunitions.10 This figure, however, does not appear to be a full accounting of cluster munitions available to U.S. forces. In particular, the tally does not include cluster munitions that are part of the War Reserve Stocks for Allies (WRSA).11 Human Rights Watch has previously reported that the U.S. inventory, including WRSA, totaled about one billion submunitions.12
Cluster munitions are particularly ubiquitous in the stores of U.S. ground forces. According to the DoD report, the Army has about 638.3 million cluster submunitions (88 percent of the total inventory) and the Marine Corps has about 53.3 million (7 percent). The report states, “Cannon and rocket artillery cluster munitions comprise over 80% of Army fire support capability,”13 and they “comprise the bulk of the Marine Corps artillery munitions.”14 The Air Force stockpiles about 22.2 million air-delivered cluster bombs (3 percent of the cluster inventory) and the Navy about 14.7 million (2 percent).
to break this down into individual 155mm cluster shells;
The Army and Marine Corps have 155mm artillery projectiles (M483/M483A1 and M864) containing about 402 million Dual Purpose Improved Conventional Munition (DPICM) submunitions.
a single 155mm artillery cluster munition shell contains 72 individual munitions.
taken from; https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/ukraine/ua-dpicm.htm
therefore the US has 5,583,000 individual 155mm cluster munitions shells to give to Ukraine.
have a nice day!
sounds like a good start...
The US says the cluster bombs it's giving Ukraine fail less than 3% of the time. Experience suggests the real number is far higher.
In the past, cluster munitions have often failed to explode, posing a threat to civilians for decades after a war has ended.
www.businessinsider.com
a dose of cartoon fiction, couldn’t stand more than 30 second of your retarded american propaganda, ”russian draft dodgers” lol:
If you can't stand thirty seconds of actual dialogue, then why are you posting a minute and a half video of a guy standing in front of a car?
Absolutely not bbut since you are so uncomfortable with these terms, how about we instead agree to call it deamericanization?
My point exactly.
Still not going to do it, eh?
Pretty petty.
Pretty petty.
A dialoge? The word you are looking for is monologue. Imagine having a foreigner school you even on your own language lol.
Soon enough your commissars, bought and paid for by yourself to use ukranians for cannon fodder, will see themselves hunted.
greyfader
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your use of the word "commissars" is quite telling buddy!
it is a word almost exclusively used by Russians in the USSR days.
commissar
noun
com·mis·sar ˈkä-mə-ˌsär1
a
: a Communist party official assigned to a military unit to teach party principles and policies and to ensure party loyalty
b
: one that attempts to control public opinion or its expression
2
: the head of a government department in the Soviet Union until 1946
