ATACMS can go 300 km.

Sort of. The ICBM rocket delivery system.

The US is developing a new ICBM as well.

I could have that arranged.

The vats aren’t too big, but we have a few different acids. Nitric, hydrochloric, hydrofluoric, a few others.

The tech tree hasn’t been unlocked yet!

And what possible way has Ukraine lost this war?

Russia’s goal was to topple Ukrainian government and see his complete control over the entire country in 3 days.

Here we are, 3 years into the war and Russia has lost something like 14,000 vehicles, over half a million casualties, and what have they achieved exactly?

Besides turtle tank technology of course.

Cocaine, ha! Such amateurs.

My city sells that much weight in fentanyl per week!

In war, everyone loses.

The geneva conventions and other treaties that established what we call the international conventions on warfare were not written by he UN, amd the UN has no jurisdiction on them. The geneva convention was held in 1864, about 80 years before the UN was formed.

The ICRC is the jurisdiction in “charge” of defining warcrimes.

In any case, warcrimes are contextual. Bombing a power plant in one instance may be a legitimate target in war, while in another case, where Russias goal was to cause civilians to freeze and suffer, may very well be. However, I am not a lawyer of the international criminal courts.

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Power plants are valid military targets.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/when-are-attacks-civilian-infrastructure-war-crimes-2022-12-16/

Citation needed

Civilian infrastructure can in fact a valid target if it assist the military. Electricity generation is used to maintain many military systems, including telecommunications, logistics, lighting, radar systems, and all sorts of manufacturing capability that assists the military.

Moar butter

Add water and poach

They have non-PFAS nonstick pans now. Ours are ceramic coated.

Fun fact, there are over 5 billion tons of naturally occurring uranium dissolved in the ocean.

More accurately, this would be like if the United States conducted a drone strike on a Mexican taco stand in Tijuana.

Conflating Bellingcat with the CIA is a hilariously bad take.

“Last year marked the final year of project funding from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) that provided funding for Russian-language workshops at no cost to journalists and human rights researchers based in Russia, Ukraine, Central Asia and the Caucasus. We continued our project for the Swedish Postcode Lottery (SPL), which among others supported free trainings on ideological extremism for organisations in Europe.”

You seem to be misinformed. Also, provide proof that the NED is CIA, because that is quite a claim!

That is however a claim promulgated by the propaganda arm of the Chinese Communist State:

The United States has long used democracy as a tool and a weapon to undermine democracy in the name of democracy, to incite division and confrontation, and to meddle in other countries’ internal affairs, causing catastrophic consequences.

Link: https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/zxxx_662805/202205/t20220507_10683090.html

Interesting. I married a Japanese woman, and when she registered me in Japan she changed my surname to hers, lol.

We don’t live there, though.

Well, my family is doing our part. We went from 8 people three generations ago on my dad’s side to just one. My wife and I had one son. Everyone else on that side of the family had no children.

My family is definitely an outlier… There were a lot of DINKs and so-called urban professionals who decided not to have kids. Honestly it feels kind of weird now that my parents are in their '70s, as Holidays are now just my wife, my son and myself. We don’t have a family to have a reunion with.

The US just vetoed a ceasefire agreement in the UN security council.

And here I am, using Google messages, Facebook messenger, Whatsapp and line. And teams and discord. And steam chat.

Oof