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~ Far be it for ~
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Not capable of your own original thought eh? Not the first time either.
~ Far be it for ~
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Not capable of your own original thought eh? Not the first time either.
Hey, he has his opinions. I have also seen him speak out in opposition of Putin.
I only ask you not broadbrush the man.
The thread and topic are not slav history which is why I only referred to it in context and in passing concerning Russia. I presented a summary survey paragraph to include quoting Putin on Russian history, culture, society, civilization and Russia's many same systems of government, i.e., dictatorship of one kind or another. You guyz are carrying on about slav history and are making other attempts to divert.
Putin is pursuing brinkmanship in Ukraine in the Strait, Azov Sea and with a new and present buildup at the Ukraine border. Your posts consistently promote Russia and attempt to popularize the Russian armed forces while simultaneously attempting to diminish or denigrate the US armed forces vs the Russian military. This is nothing new however as their are veterans and there are veterans.
All the same it remains fact the Putin Fanboys cannot discuss or refute the Pentagon Third Offset Strategy that's been in place since 2014. So allow me to provide you with a much needed assist thx...
3rd Offset Strategy 101: What It Is, What the Tech Focuses Are
The Sodium Guidestar at the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Starfire Optical Range resides on a 6,240 foot hilltop at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. The Army and Navy are developing their own laser weapons systems. Air Force photo.
Basically, an offset strategy is part of a long-term competitive strategy; a peacetime competition between rival defense establishments that aims to generate and sustain strategic advantage. Offset strategies are not about formulating a general unified theory for armed conflict. They instead aim to bolster and extend U.S. conventional deterrence against great powers able to produce or acquire technologically advanced weapons systems.
It’s how we strengthen our military’s competitive edge. Offset strategies are not solely about technological approaches, although all offset strategies have a powerful technological component. They are about finding the right combination of technologies and operational and organizational constructs to achieve decisive operational advantage and thus bolster conventional deterrence.
It’s something we’ve done successfully twice before.
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I offer this public service with the great aspiration you can get on topic. The Pentagon's 6th Generation Warfare is in the next block of instruction for you guys given it's the guts of the Third Offset Strategy.
What you choose to focus on is as enlightening as what you wish to dodge.
Firstly , let's see what you want to focus on
The thought that you think I might actually want to have you as some sort of posting guru is highly amusing and also shows more than a little conceit on your behalf imo. I mean who wouldn't want to imitate someone who has shown a stunning capacity to misunderstand and misrepresent the posts/positions of others ? :lamo
Secondly , that which you wish to avoid
Your own ineptitude in not understanding what another poster has said and your own dishonesty in trying to berate them over it. Not to mention trying to ascribe your own introductions to them in order to , well, attempt to berate them some more :doh
You can try to use me to preen your feathers if it pleases you but it is a wholly shambolic exercise in reality.
Well that was a lot of hot air! Anything on the subject of the thread or prefer to continue to discuss me?
If you have anything to add about the thread content itself , knock yourself out
.....because circular reasoning always is.To put it succinctly, the premise of your thread is BS.
.....because circular reasoning always is.
hmm was with russia would come at a big cost dont think it would be worth it for any nation so im guessing no country wants that but i bet putin benefits from spreading the idea that he is bravely defending the place from a hostile world
You can.. Many will. Always have.
War with ANY nuclear armed nation would come at a huge cost. This doesn't mean those countries should be able to throw their weight around and think they are untouchable.
No right thinking poster wants war with Russia however many of us are also aware of the nature of the beast - especially with regard to asymmetric disinformation and disruption caused here.
You have no idea what you're dealing with
Does that apply to the US
As for dis-information, what about the UK's very own dis-information campaign - the ironically named 'Integrity Initiative'?
Nice deflection there. You are pretty much excusing any future invasion of the US (or whatever nation state may be here in the future) because 'we did it too.'