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Als ze geen gas meer leveren kom ik jouw hout stelen.quote:Op dinsdag 26 april 2022 20:21 schreef Seeburg54 het volgende:
We gaan het zien hoe Polen hier mee omgaat. Wellicht gooien ze de kraan nog weer open, de klootzakken.
Hier in elk geval genoeg hout voor 2 jaar houtkachelwarmte. En serieus bezig met zonnepanelen en eventueel infrarood verwarming. Je moet wat. Dankzij Poetin en co. Vuile onderkruipsels die Russen.
Graag op anoniem
Voor jouw informatie geef ik dit wel even door aan Rob.quote:Op dinsdag 26 april 2022 20:24 schreef Twiitch het volgende:
Als ze geen gas meer leveren kom ik jouw hout stelen.
Het kan ook ook andersom. Oekrane valt Transnistri binnen en krijgt hulp van Roemeni.quote:
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Als Rusland zo stom is Moldavi, en dan niet Transnistri, aan te vallen, staan we met 1,75 been in de Derde Wereldoorlog. Roemeni gaat dan geheid zijn leger sturen.
Ik zit ff te kijken:quote:
We gaan het zien hoe Polen hier mee omgaat. Wellicht gooien ze de kraan nog weer open, de klootzakken.
Hier in elk geval genoeg hout voor 2 jaar houtkachelwarmte. En serieus bezig met zonnepanelen en eventueel infrarood verwarming. Je moet wat. Dankzij Poetin en co. Vuile onderkruipsels die Russen.
Yamal-Europe is waar het gas binnenkomt (stad/gehucht Kondratki).
Maar makkelijkste oplossing is dat de rest dus meer koopt en dat terugstuurt naar Polen.
This is the key philosophical stance you’ve taken, and it’s internally consistent.
Ik zie het nog wel gebeuren dat een paar EU-landen Moldavi militaire steun geven als een invasie dreigt. Om ergens een grens te trekken en ook omdat Moldavi zichzelf niet kan beschermen. Moet het wel mogelijk zijn voor Moldavi om steun toe te laten. In hun grondwet staat dat er geen buitenlandse troepen op hun grondgebied mogen komen. Maar goed, nood breekt wet lijkt mij. Bovendien hebben de Russen zich er weinig van aangetrokken.
Misschien moet je dit als signature gaan gebruiken.quote:
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Trouwens niet pro Russisch bedoelt.
Maar als de gaskraan dichtgaat naar Du dan breekt de totale paniek uit in de EU. Tegenstrijdig beweert men dat het best kan maar het kan niet zonder grote consequenties.
Tenminste heb nog geen oplossingen gezien (iedereen graadje lager is een grap)
Dat wordt groter dan Corona, qua economische impact en wat mensen er van gaan merken.
And it's only the giving
That makes you
What you are
That makes you
What you are
Voor de dagelijkse Trumprotzooi: https://reportersonline.nl/auteur/kirsten-verdel/
Kijk live hoe Trump zijn eigen land sloopt: https://www.project2025.observer/
Kijk live hoe Trump zijn eigen land sloopt: https://www.project2025.observer/
Ja, vrees het ook.quote:
Voor de dagelijkse Trumprotzooi: https://reportersonline.nl/auteur/kirsten-verdel/
Kijk live hoe Trump zijn eigen land sloopt: https://www.project2025.observer/
Kijk live hoe Trump zijn eigen land sloopt: https://www.project2025.observer/
Zouden die ook van die leuke liedjes hebben?quote:
Garpjassen.
Te idioot voor woorden.
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Nou niet helemaal, Rusland is daarmee al vorig jaar begonnen, door na de winter minder gas te leveren en de voorraden van de landen (die in de zomer gevuld worden) te vullen.quote:
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Wel een vreemd moment voor een gasembargo van die Russen. Het is voorjaar en er is aanzienlijk minder gas nodig dan in de winter.
Europa zit dus met weinig voorraden en die moeten ze nu vullen om in de winter geen probleem te krijgen (en teveel te betalen)
+60% wordt continu gebruikt voor electra opwekking en industrie
https://wnl.tv/2022/03/09(...)nze-gasvoorraad/amp/quote:Het veld wordt gehuurd door het Russische energiebedrijf Gazprom. Hier is gedurende heel 2021 bijna geen nieuw gas opgeslagen. Terwijl dit veld doorgaans aan het begin van de winter voor meer dan 90 procent vol zit. En datzelfde gebeurde in Duitsland. De door de Russen geleide opslagplaatsen waren aan het begin van de winter bijna volledig leeg.
[ Bericht 25% gewijzigd door Lospedrosa op 26-04-2022 20:56:26 ]
Vakman pur sang
Zo te lezen is hij een Nederlander en "geboren in Schiedam, groeide op in Bergambacht en ging naar school in Schoonhoven".quote:
Waarom hebben we een Duitse commandant der strijdkrachten?
Rotzakquote:
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Als ze geen gas meer leveren kom ik jouw hout stelen.
Deze film wordt constant de hemel in geprezen, hij staat op Youtube:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Beach_(2000_film)
A devastating nuclear war that contaminated the northern hemisphere was preceded by a standoff between the United States and China after the latter blockaded and later invaded Taiwan. Both countries are destroyed, as is most of the world. The submarine crew finds refuge in Melbourne, Australia which the radioactive fallout has not yet reached (though radio communications with several radio operators farther north than Australia indicate that radiation has reached their countries and will be in Australia in a few months). Towers places his vessel under the command of the Royal Australian Navy and is summoned to attend a briefing, partly regarding an automated digital broadcast coming from Alaska in the Northern Hemisphere. The submarine is sent to investigate, with Towers (Armand Assante), Australian scientist Julian Osborne (Bryan Brown), and Australian liaison officer Peter Holmes (Grant Bowler) on board. En route, the submarine surfaces in San Francisco, where the Golden Gate Bridge has collapsed and the city shoreline is in ruins. A crew member who is from San Francisco abandons ship, planning on dying in his home city, and is left by his shipmates after it is argued that the length of time he has spent outside has already made him irreversibly sick with radiation poisoning.
Upon reaching Alaska, Towers and his executive officer go ashore to find no survivors. Entering a house and seeing a dead family huddled on a bed, Towers thinks of his own family and what they must have endured. The source of the automated digital broadcast is traced to a television station whose broadcast, Towers and his executive officer discover, comes from a solar-powered laptop trying to broadcast a documentary via satellite.
While in Alaska, Towers' executive officer accidentally rips his suit and hides the fact that he is becoming sicker and sicker. Upon the Charleston's return to Melbourne, he collapses and is diagnosed with terminal radiation sickness. Towers attends his old friend in his dying days and ultimately, at his request, euthanizes the man as his deteriorating condition causes him to experience extreme suffering.
Towers returns to Melbourne, where a woman in whom he has become interested, Moira Davidson (Rachel Ward), Holmes's sister-in-law and Osborne's ex-wife, is waiting for him. As the people of Melbourne realize that the inevitable nuclear cloud will soon reach their location, their impending doom begins to unravel the social fabric; anarchy and chaos erupt. Some choose to live their final weeks recklessly in a deadly car race while others seek a more peaceful means to face the end of their lives. Holmes and his wife Mary (Jacqueline McKenzie) find solace in their love for each other as Towers and Moira become closer.
When radiation sickness appears in Melbourne, people begin lining up for government-issued suicide pills. After Mary and their small daughter Jenny fall ill, Peter and his family share a final moment before taking their doses together, Peter sorrowfully injecting his child. Osborne races around the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit and finally crashes his car at Turn 10, resulting in a fiery death. With most of the Charleston's crew members developing advanced radiation sickness, they ask to take the submarine on one final voyage to San Francisco. Though they know they are unlikely to survive the trip, they wish to die together on the Charleston, the only real home they have left. Towers agrees, apparently abandoning Moira to be with his men. As Moira, about to take her own suicide pill, watches the Charleston sail away, she is joined by Towers after all.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Beach_(2000_film)
A devastating nuclear war that contaminated the northern hemisphere was preceded by a standoff between the United States and China after the latter blockaded and later invaded Taiwan. Both countries are destroyed, as is most of the world. The submarine crew finds refuge in Melbourne, Australia which the radioactive fallout has not yet reached (though radio communications with several radio operators farther north than Australia indicate that radiation has reached their countries and will be in Australia in a few months). Towers places his vessel under the command of the Royal Australian Navy and is summoned to attend a briefing, partly regarding an automated digital broadcast coming from Alaska in the Northern Hemisphere. The submarine is sent to investigate, with Towers (Armand Assante), Australian scientist Julian Osborne (Bryan Brown), and Australian liaison officer Peter Holmes (Grant Bowler) on board. En route, the submarine surfaces in San Francisco, where the Golden Gate Bridge has collapsed and the city shoreline is in ruins. A crew member who is from San Francisco abandons ship, planning on dying in his home city, and is left by his shipmates after it is argued that the length of time he has spent outside has already made him irreversibly sick with radiation poisoning.
Upon reaching Alaska, Towers and his executive officer go ashore to find no survivors. Entering a house and seeing a dead family huddled on a bed, Towers thinks of his own family and what they must have endured. The source of the automated digital broadcast is traced to a television station whose broadcast, Towers and his executive officer discover, comes from a solar-powered laptop trying to broadcast a documentary via satellite.
While in Alaska, Towers' executive officer accidentally rips his suit and hides the fact that he is becoming sicker and sicker. Upon the Charleston's return to Melbourne, he collapses and is diagnosed with terminal radiation sickness. Towers attends his old friend in his dying days and ultimately, at his request, euthanizes the man as his deteriorating condition causes him to experience extreme suffering.
Towers returns to Melbourne, where a woman in whom he has become interested, Moira Davidson (Rachel Ward), Holmes's sister-in-law and Osborne's ex-wife, is waiting for him. As the people of Melbourne realize that the inevitable nuclear cloud will soon reach their location, their impending doom begins to unravel the social fabric; anarchy and chaos erupt. Some choose to live their final weeks recklessly in a deadly car race while others seek a more peaceful means to face the end of their lives. Holmes and his wife Mary (Jacqueline McKenzie) find solace in their love for each other as Towers and Moira become closer.
When radiation sickness appears in Melbourne, people begin lining up for government-issued suicide pills. After Mary and their small daughter Jenny fall ill, Peter and his family share a final moment before taking their doses together, Peter sorrowfully injecting his child. Osborne races around the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit and finally crashes his car at Turn 10, resulting in a fiery death. With most of the Charleston's crew members developing advanced radiation sickness, they ask to take the submarine on one final voyage to San Francisco. Though they know they are unlikely to survive the trip, they wish to die together on the Charleston, the only real home they have left. Towers agrees, apparently abandoning Moira to be with his men. As Moira, about to take her own suicide pill, watches the Charleston sail away, she is joined by Towers after all.
Zonder Duitse naam mag je in Nederland geen commandant worden.quote:
Waarom hebben we een Duitse commandant der strijdkrachten?
Zijn voorgangers waren:
Berlijn
Von Uhm
Middendorff
Bauer
en nu dus Eichelsheim.
Zie je wel dat die Duitsers gewoon de oorlog gewonnen hebben.quote:
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Zonder Duitse naam mag je in Nederland geen commandant worden.
Zijn voorgangers waren:
Berlijn
Von Uhm
Middendorff
Bauer
en nu dus Eichelsheim.
Sommig Ukrainers die naar Rusland worden ontvoerd ontsnappen weer:
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)2_year_old_daughter/
Good News! Kira Obedinskaya, 12 year old daughter of ex-Ukrainian polo team captain Yevhen Obedinsky, was kidnapped to Russia after her father was killed in Mariupol. She has been rescued and reunited with her grandfather in Kyiv!
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A lot of Ukraninans just leave once they get into Russia. I read a story on politico after being evacuated to Moscow or St. Petersburg a bunch of families just hiked it by car to Estonia.
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)2_year_old_daughter/
Good News! Kira Obedinskaya, 12 year old daughter of ex-Ukrainian polo team captain Yevhen Obedinsky, was kidnapped to Russia after her father was killed in Mariupol. She has been rescued and reunited with her grandfather in Kyiv!
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A lot of Ukraninans just leave once they get into Russia. I read a story on politico after being evacuated to Moscow or St. Petersburg a bunch of families just hiked it by car to Estonia.
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)tanks_to_ukraine_in/
Germany to send anti-aircraft tanks to Ukraine in policy shift
Wordt wel gaaf wanneer het Ukrainse offensief eindelijk begint: oprukkende Ukrainse tanks onder dekking van mobiele artillery en mobiele luchtverdediging. Dat wordt gewoon een hele brede metalen muur die alle Russische posities platwalst.
Germany to send anti-aircraft tanks to Ukraine in policy shift
Wordt wel gaaf wanneer het Ukrainse offensief eindelijk begint: oprukkende Ukrainse tanks onder dekking van mobiele artillery en mobiele luchtverdediging. Dat wordt gewoon een hele brede metalen muur die alle Russische posities platwalst.
Hier is het hout ook bijna op. Nu nog klein beetje, maar hij staat 's avonds nog lekker aan hoor.quote:
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Als ze geen gas meer leveren kom ik jouw hout stelen.
A Robin Redbreast in a Cage Puts all Heaven in a Rage.
Zou goed nieuws zijn.quote:
Op Mochten er burgers zitten, wat ik nog steeds erg gek vind, dan zou het mooi zijn dat die veilig gevacueerd kunnen worden.
Vakman pur sang
Rusland wint momenteel terrein doordat ze met long range artillery dus buiten bereik van de tegenstander alles kapotschieten en daarna pas tanks en grondtroepen sturen om het gebied te bezetten.
Ukraine krijgt van NATO artillery met een groter bereik en drones om mee te spotten waarmee ze de artillery van Rusland weer kapot kunnen schieten.
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https://sg.news.yahoo.com(...)stroy-210936456.html
Russia's plan, experts believe, is to use long-range shelling to drive back most of Ukraine's forces and only then send in ground troops and tanks to secure the land.
Ukraine's best option is to fight back with superior artillery -- backed by protection from air assaults -- to destroy Russian firepower, according to Mike Jacobson, a US civilian expert in field artillery.
Jacobson predicted that this would lead to a "war of attrition" in which Ukraine, with ally-supplied equipment with longer ranges and more accurate targeting, could stop the Russians cold.
"I believe that superior artillery will decrease the Russians' ability to sustain this fight," Jacobson told AFP.
Phillips O'Brien, a University of St. Andrews professor of strategic studies who posts daily analyses of the war on Twitter, wrote that the coming artillery fight will resemble World War I, each side trying to wear the other down with grueling shelling.
The Russian army "is considerably smaller and suffered major equipment losses. Ukrainian army is smaller, but about to be much better armed," he said.
"Russia needs to change that dynamic or it loses the attrition war."
Ukraine krijgt van NATO artillery met een groter bereik en drones om mee te spotten waarmee ze de artillery van Rusland weer kapot kunnen schieten.
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https://sg.news.yahoo.com(...)stroy-210936456.html
Russia's plan, experts believe, is to use long-range shelling to drive back most of Ukraine's forces and only then send in ground troops and tanks to secure the land.
Ukraine's best option is to fight back with superior artillery -- backed by protection from air assaults -- to destroy Russian firepower, according to Mike Jacobson, a US civilian expert in field artillery.
Jacobson predicted that this would lead to a "war of attrition" in which Ukraine, with ally-supplied equipment with longer ranges and more accurate targeting, could stop the Russians cold.
"I believe that superior artillery will decrease the Russians' ability to sustain this fight," Jacobson told AFP.
Phillips O'Brien, a University of St. Andrews professor of strategic studies who posts daily analyses of the war on Twitter, wrote that the coming artillery fight will resemble World War I, each side trying to wear the other down with grueling shelling.
The Russian army "is considerably smaller and suffered major equipment losses. Ukrainian army is smaller, but about to be much better armed," he said.
"Russia needs to change that dynamic or it loses the attrition war."
