New Forms of Warfare

~ Clarissa

Consider the implications:

The video is at the link.

Our army is impotent even at the outdated form of warfare, as evidenced by every conflict we entered this century, most recently in Iran. The new forms of warfare are completely out of reach. Is anybody trying to catch up?

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56 thoughts on “New Forms of Warfare”

  1. The Ukrainians couldn’t organize a two car funeral. Even the NY Times admitted that these drone attacks, which are more nuisance then devastation, were being “enabled” by the CIA and US military. What you completely fail to grasp is that the US is an empire, an hegemony, not a nation state. Empires such as this do not really have wars, they have conflicts, wildfires that have to be put out or put down here or there. They’re not interested in conquering in the traditional sense. What you call wars are really just battles, police actions. In the end the empire remains and reigns, at least for now.

    For myself I prefer a nation state to an empire, but no one consulted me.

    Walnut

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    2. Considering you’re the idiot that denies Holocaust, this is the logical continuation of your warped mind.

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      1. Why does questioning the holocaust make one an idiot? Did you question covid or global warming or 911, or if your old enough, the population explosion or peak oil?

        Walnut

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        1. I did not question covid because I felt it in my body and saw with my own two eyes what it did to my family: my mother died from complications brought in by covid while battling cancer and my father almost died and ended up with a host of health issues he did not have before. As far as its origin, I think with a high degree of certainty that it originated in the Wuhan lab, so what am I supposed to question here?

          I did not question 9/11 because there is enough evidence that shows what happened.

          Global warming is real and if you question it, you can hop on a plane right now and fly to Europe to enjoy it. The reason for it is not just generated by humans as the sun activity fluctuates, but to say that human activity does not affect the Earth temperature is to not understand physics.

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          1. It’s hard to understand whether you are saying this seriously or are trying to be cute. What are you supposed to question? How about the manner in which the virus escaped from the lab? Was it done intentionally? Or was it a result of carelessness? Who was responsible in either scenario? What measures were taken to prevent this from happening again? You have relatives who suffered from the disease. I had the disease. Twice. I suffered. I don’t think it’s abnormal to want to know who caused the suffering. At any given time, there are thousands of labs around the world studying all sorts of pathogens. That reality isn’t going away. So shouldn’t we find out how exactly this virus escaped so that there are protocols in place to prevent this from happening again?

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            2. Do you understand what this means or are you trying to be cute?

              ” As far as its origin, I think with a high degree of certainty that it originated in the Wuhan lab, so what am I supposed to question here?”

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      2. Once you start denying reality, you can’t stop. What’s the likelihood that one lives out a fantasy in one area but is completely realistic in others?

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        1. What I find particularly entertaining about this conversation is that the openly and insistently declared goal of Russia’s war in Ukraine is the denazification of Ukraine. Russians insist that they are fighting against Nazis in Ukraine. The main propagandist in Russia is a Jew. The main oligarch financing the war is a Jew. And of all people, to defend this anti-Nazi craze is our friend Mr. Walnut, who is in favor of Russia killing hundreds of thousands of white people, both in Ukraine and on their own side, in a fight against Nazis. This is just simply funny.

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          1. I’m not on the side of the Russians. It’s because I don’t want to see the Ukrainian people wiped out that I don’t want the war to continue. I knew before this conflict began that it would bode ill for the Ukrainian people. I’ve always felt that the Ukrainians were being used by the West, NATO and the globalist in a proxy war to prod and destabilize Russia. You forgot to mention that Zelensky is a jew, now that tells you all you need to know.

            Walnut

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            1. The only thing needed for the war not to continue is for Russians to withdraw back to their territory. Or do you have an alternative scenario for the war ending? Please share if so.

              Nassim Zelensky, who is a Jew, was elected over an open and self-avowed Ukrainian nationalist (whom I, by the way, supported in that election) precisely to demonstrate to Russians that Ukrainians were not Nazis. The accusations of Ukrainian Nazism have been raging in Russia since 2013. The election of Zelensky was a way to make the invasion stop. It obviously failed.

              I’ll wait for the suggestion on how to end the war in the face of the Russians’ refusal to bugger off back home.

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              1. It could and should have been ended 4 years ago but Boris Johnson put the kibosh on it in the name of the globalists. Now it will end with the Crimea and the occupied territories under Russian control. You have your sources, I have mine. I wish it had ben otherwise.

                Walnut

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              2. You are not answering my question. Please concentrate and answer my question with actual words and not these garbled slogans. Repeat the question to make this easier: What can possibly put an end to the war other than the invaders stopping invading and going back home?

                It’s okay, you can do it. I believe in you.

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        2. “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.”
          ― Philip K. Dick

          I’m old enough to remember when global cooling was “real”, they called it the coming ice age and it was all the rage in the 70’s. We had a series of very cold, very snowy winters in the latter half of the 70’s and it seemed quite probable at the time. It was taught in all the schools and featured in all the media. I remember being taught that we would run out of all fossil fuels by the 1980’s, this was taught as hard science in high schools and colleges, very few questioned it then.

          Walnut

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              1. I’m not going to post all the videos of Russian oil refineries and weapons plants burning again. It’s very recent, you can look them up. Who do you think gives Ukraine the intel to deliver such precise hits daily?

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              2. I’m sure the intel was important. Just as much as the Chinese components. There is no way Russia or Ukraine can make these drones from scratch.

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              3. Russia now absolutely does manufacture them within the country. Originally, they would come from Iran, but that technology was long transferred.

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              4. Google thinks Russian drones are full of Chinese components, while Ukraine has made serious efforts to do without, but still ends up purchasing certain batteries, motors, and cables made in China.

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              5. I can’t believe we wasted all this time debating the crucial Chinese contribution to the new forms of warfare constituted by a cable.

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      1. I’m hearing Glenn Greenwald is getting all broody over Putin again. A crowd of Glenn’s little biatches world over are whelping excitedly in support.

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              1. Everybody makes fun of his demon story, but I believe it. I think sincerely that he was visited by a demon. It’s the same demon that has possessed the Russian people to start murdering their brothers and sisters next door.

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    2. As I said, there’s no need to pout. We still like you. It’s not your fault you’ve been caught on these ghosts of whatevers and other inventions of your favorite gay perv. 😉😉😉

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      1. I’ll meet you in aisle three at Global Foods, between the banana ketchup and the dried bok choy. You wait over buy the Grape Nehi and canned goats milk and we’ll have it out once and for all. If I’m not there right away just wait a bit, I have to buy a phone card for my wife.

        Walnut

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  3. If you’re talking about “What can possibly put an end to the war” there was no reply button. I assumed you did that on purpose to have the last word.

    Walnut

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      1. It’s very simple. Ukraine will seek terms and the current status quo will become the new reality.

        Walnut

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        1. “the current status quo will become the new reality”

          russia has already rejected that several times… but I guess this time will be different! (said Charlie the Vatnik as he ran toward the football to kick it).

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            1. ” proposes that we try the Angela Merkel method”

              I was actually referring to recent russian rejections of the Korean option (freezing the front without ceding territory). Versions of this have been floated and roundly rejected by russia this year. Some other ceasefire proposal was also rejected by putin around the time (or during) his terrible tv “interview” where he was clearly staring at a teleprompter.

              I have read that the russian government doesn’t mind the current fuel… problems because they think it will strengthen support for the mobilization that’s most likely coming after duma elections…

              This on top of the press gangs sent to penza recently (apparently a great success in the eyes of the government and they’re planning more).

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              1. Russia has rejected this kind of proposal this year, last year, the year before, a decade earlier, and so on. This is simply a fact. What our friend the walnut proposes has been tried again and again, and Russia simply disagrees with the proposal.

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        2. This was all tried in 2014 and 2015, under the leadership of Angela Merkel. The results can be observed right now.

          How is it possible that you are so unaware of such recent events?

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