Wonder if Kim Jong Un has sent the bad ones on purpose or if he only had the bad ones
LONDON POLICE REPORT CDS-128387-23-4800-000
If I am assassinated, I will have control over the CIA, MI6, German intelligence and much of the European Union. I will surely reincarnate to the capacity to govern all world intelligence.
By this token, my assassination is not likely.
Soon Hamilton Palace as a living soul will have this body as well. And I will have myself unchained from much incestuous property.
Operation complete.
America is a tune that must be sung together. 50 Blessings.
I fight for my legs like Olivia Pierce and Dr. Strangelove. I do not walk towards the military and the MOS assigned to me. I simply say the coldest wars are won.
Ra social memory complex cuts the cord and I fall. I have to fight to stay up and the complex possesses my body.
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RA SOCIAL MEMORY COMPLEX DOES NOT FIGHT NUCLEAR WAR :)
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I just want to walk.
Roki Vulovic - Panteri / Mauzer ,English Lyrics: YouTube: qeAEdU4p5Cg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ljubi%C5%A1a_Savi%C4%87
>Ljubiša "Mauzer" Savić (Serbian Cyrillic: Љyбишa Mayзep Caвић; 11 August 1958 – 7 June 2000) was a Bosnian Serb paramilitary commander during the Bosnian War and a post-war politician.[1] He led the Garda Panteri during the war.
>After the war, he became the chief of police in Bijeljina. He was killed in Bijeljina in 2000, due to suspected gang violence in the city after three gunmen reportedly fired upon his jeep. The first attempt on Savić's life happened in July 1998. Two former Republika Srpska soldiers, Stojan Maksimović and Vladimir Neretljak, were killed in an explosion outside his house. Savić accused Momčilo Krajišnik, the then leader of the SDS, and pro-Belgrade elements in the entity's security services of attempting to plant a bomb under his car. He had been involved in anti-corruption campaigns, and had arrested many corrupt people, even supporters of Radovan Karadžić, including Joja Tintor. The Garda Panteri had also been known to have busted smugglers during the Bosnian War that were controlled by both the SDS, as well as the Republika Srpska government.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Corridor_92
>Operation Corridor 92 (Serbo-Croatian: Oпepaцијa Кopидop 92, Operacija Koridor 92) was the largest operation conducted during the Bosnian War by the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) against the forces of the Croatian Defence Council (HVO) and the Croatian Army (HV) in the Bosanska Posavina region of northern Bosnia and Herzegovina between 24 June and 6 October 1992.
>tfw only 165 cm
Too bad I am not a >200 cm Croatian overman like Martin Erlić*.
*@SeloSlav
https://twitter.com/SeloSlav
What do you guys think of these mercers? I had a comrade who went to France to join but cut off all communication, right now I am going through financial problems and clearly it is better to be paid for military work in France than in my country, has anyone been in that force or knows anything about it?
Thank you
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Thoughts on the Hi-Point 9mm Carbine?
It seems like a good gun to get started with.
Being Hi-Point it's pretty cheap and in the big igloo it would be easy to get 9mm.
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Although I was born in 1-party dictatorship country where people from school security guards to high-class scholars all loves calling for a war, I am very worried about the fall of the island nation across the strait that it would be annexed by the hysterical invaders from my country that I can't sleep at night. What should I do?
Russia soon stronk? How significant is a new trade route like this? Will this have any geopolitical implications considering balance of power? Route from China to Rotterdam for example goes down from 48 hours -> 19 hours (says in linked video), a huge reduction.
Any Russian posters here know about the subject?
https://risingtidefoundation.net/2019/10/17/india-and-other-asian-nations-join-the-polar-silk-road/ (don't know how reliable source, just found it on google)
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Regarding Indonesia;
Indonesia has a crazy strong position, massive growth potential, and isn't stagnating unlike most comparable countries (e.g. Brazil). Plus, they're on the equator, that's the best position for launching shit into space.
They're in shape good enough that they could project a new capital somewhere in Borneo.
And then there's massive mineral wealth they can get from Papua. Which is already getting quite nasty, with big mining moving in and natives making a fuss about it.
But most importantly, Malays have been a trade superpower before; there's also a Chinese diaspora that might come in play with taking over and moving stuff out of China in the future possibly, and their location is right on the main global shipping route. If they can start homegrowing their elite (or perhaps, if their growing power starts to get Singapore gravitating their way, and they just de facto take over institutions already there), I can see them as a potential future superpower.
i can't imagine how tough and pointless its going to be to fight for Northern arctic islands in future wars
Tropical islands i get it, sometimes when there is no fighting you can just chill and enjoy the weather, the beach.
But in the Arctic its fucked up. They don't even need to kill you per se, the enemy can just bomb the building you are staying in and destroy the heater, make few holes in the walls and then you are done for. If enemy would just blockade water ways and you will get no supply - you can just be forgotten and die by freezing to death.
I have a question for German bernds. Is that true that a civilian can't enroll a military university to become a Bundeswehr officer? I.e. you have to enlist as private, serve some years as a grunt, may be get an NCO rank, and only then you'd be suitable for becoming an officer candidate?
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Universal military service is historically a bit of a fluke too. In Europe it hasn't been a thing since old Roman Republic days until Napoleon decided to just flood the rest of Europe with grunts. Imperial armies were pros and foreign auxiliaries, high medieval armies were special military class, and early modern armies (as well as medieval Italian armies) were mercenary bands.
Well you get what I mean, in pre-Marian system every single Roman citizen was conscriptable at politicians' will.
But there was no mandatory boot camp. You only received training when a campaign was actually called. So in times of peace you could avoid conscription.
Now in say Athens, however, everyone had 2 years of military training.
