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Top US general calls for more troops and warships to counter growing Russian threat

So does Putin write his notes in Engrish [sic.] or in Russian?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Because you forgot to unpin today's note from your lapel.

He probably writes his notes in cyrulic, someone with the tiniest bit of research could figure out since it is the official language and writing systems of russia.

Oh the the engrish mockery noticed i quoted you, well you seem to be unable to understand what you wrote at the point or even what people mock you for.
 
He probably writes his notes in cyrulic, someone with the tiniest bit of research could figure out since it is the official language and writing systems of russia.

Oh the the engrish mockery noticed i quoted you, well you seem to be unable to understand what you wrote at the point or even what people mock you for.

Share Putin's note with us?

The many notes?

You are already implementing 'em so we don't really need to see the notes literally.

Because we see 'em in their manifestations anyway.
 
Best engrish ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Whether it is Engrish or English, it is E. Not e. I hadn't thought I would need to spell it out quite so.

Yet I'm not surprised by the follies of a corporal given you are at your level, as I have pointed out numerous times. Nor should I have expected you to get the correction in my post above. You never disappoint in these respects.

Carry on guyz...

...just not as you were however, which has been for a couple of years now. Led by the frantic loser nco career lifer retired and rightwinger for life.

Fruitlessly of course.

Obsessively all the same however.
 
Whether it is Engrish or English, it is E. Not e. I hadn't thought I would need to spell it out quite so.

Yet I'm not surprised by the follies of a corporal given you are at your level, as I have pointed out numerous times. Nor should I have expected you to get the correction in my post above. You never disappoint in these respects.

Carry on guyz...

...just not as you were however, which has been for a couple of years now. Led by the frantic loser nco career lifer retired and rightwinger for life.

Fruitlessly of course.

Obsessively all the same however.

Tangmo Babble...
 
I think marines don't must hate you, you just do not realize it yet.

Actually, I pretty much do not care. Naval Infantry is not a bad phrase, and is what a great many nations call their Marines. Especially those that ultimately descend from Spain.

"Marine" is more commonly in those countries that descended from England, or formed Corps inspired by them (like South Korea which is patterned after the US Marine Corps, which was based off the British Royal Marines).

Just don't call us "Soldiers". Even though I have now spent almost 12 years in the Army, I am still a Marine first.
 
He probably writes his notes in cyrulic, someone with the tiniest bit of research could figure out since it is the official language and writing systems of russia.

Oh, and cyrillic is an alphabet. Cyrillic is not a language.

Russian is the language of Russia. It is predicated in the cyrillic alphabet. Saint Cyril brought it to Russia from Greece. It traces to the hieroglyphs of Egypt. Etruscians and Romans took the Greek alphabet which slanted sharply to the right to straighten it up and squared it away to what we've had and used since.

Thought I'd square you away on this too. Squaring you away is somebody's full time assignment but I only dabble in it from time to time. So when I think of your posts and the Roman (Latin) alphabet that English has I think of two letters, f and u.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World

February 4, 2019

A resolution to the US and Russia’s mutual accusations of INF non-compliance is presently improbable. In 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev signed this arms control treaty in order to pull the Soviet Union out of its unsustainable confrontation with the West. Whereas, today, the Putin regime is convinced that such a confrontation is a necessary precondition for its own continued existence. “Patriotic” mobilization is the only means of explaining away Russia’s economic decline; therefore, Moscow is actively willing to generate new conflicts. Nevertheless, public discontent is still spreading, and a recent opinion poll showed a big increase—to 45 percent compared with 28 percent a year earlier—in the feeling that the country is on the wrong course.

Putin seems convinced that any step back from his defiant stance as the challenger of US dominance will be interpreted — by the domestic audience, by Western adversaries and by China — as proof of his weakness. He cannot believe that missiles are no longer a useful instrument of politics, but his posturing makes a weak impression and his bluffs are frequently dismissed as irrelevant. Russia has gained some advantages by breaking the various rules of international behavior. But it will probably find itself at great disadvantage in the harshly competitive environment where many habitual rules no longer apply. It has ardently contributed to undermine the arms control regime and will now have to deal with the potentially dangerous consequences.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World - Jamestown


As Gen. Scaparroti's successor, Gen. Wolters plus Army Gen. Milley as incoming CFCS are well aware -- and prepared -- to deal with the fact Putin is "actively willing to generate new conflicts." Admiral Richardson the CNO knows the US on the seas must become more muscular in the new world disorder. Nato SecGen Stolenberg is an effective coalition leader who is fully on board. The present generation of the new military commanders and civilian chiefs are prepared to choose their time, situation and circumstance, the Russian asset(s) and the maximum gain to the alliance. Trump is pursuing China trade which is his priority. The Pentagon and allies are developing the offset to Putin's Russia to include Beijing's bellicosity. These are complementary and they suggest the road ahead, i.e., new and clear front lines that are state to state.
 
Oh, and cyrillic is an alphabet. Cyrillic is not a language.

Russian is the language of Russia. It is predicated in the cyrillic alphabet. Saint Cyril brought it to Russia from Greece. It traces to the hieroglyphs of Egypt. Etruscians and Romans took the Greek alphabet which slanted sharply to the right to straighten it up and squared it away to what we've had and used since.

Thought I'd square you away on this too. Squaring you away is somebody's full time assignment but I only dabble in it from time to time. So when I think of your posts and the Roman (Latin) alphabet that English has I think of two letters, f and u.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World

February 4, 2019

A resolution to the US and Russia’s mutual accusations of INF non-compliance is presently improbable. In 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev signed this arms control treaty in order to pull the Soviet Union out of its unsustainable confrontation with the West. Whereas, today, the Putin regime is convinced that such a confrontation is a necessary precondition for its own continued existence. “Patriotic” mobilization is the only means of explaining away Russia’s economic decline; therefore, Moscow is actively willing to generate new conflicts. Nevertheless, public discontent is still spreading, and a recent opinion poll showed a big increase—to 45 percent compared with 28 percent a year earlier—in the feeling that the country is on the wrong course.

Putin seems convinced that any step back from his defiant stance as the challenger of US dominance will be interpreted — by the domestic audience, by Western adversaries and by China — as proof of his weakness. He cannot believe that missiles are no longer a useful instrument of politics, but his posturing makes a weak impression and his bluffs are frequently dismissed as irrelevant. Russia has gained some advantages by breaking the various rules of international behavior. But it will probably find itself at great disadvantage in the harshly competitive environment where many habitual rules no longer apply. It has ardently contributed to undermine the arms control regime and will now have to deal with the potentially dangerous consequences.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World - Jamestown


As Gen. Scaparroti's successor, Gen. Wolters plus Army Gen. Milley as incoming CFCS are well aware -- and prepared -- to deal with the fact Putin is "actively willing to generate new conflicts." Admiral Richardson the CNO knows the US on the seas must become more muscular in the new world disorder. Nato SecGen Stolenberg is an effective coalition leader who is fully on board. The present generation of the new military commanders and civilian chiefs are prepared to choose their time, situation and circumstance, the Russian asset(s) and the maximum gain to the alliance. Trump is pursuing China trade which is his priority. The Pentagon and allies are developing the offset to Putin's Russia to include Beijing's bellicosity. These are complementary and they suggest the road ahead, i.e., new and clear front lines that are state to state.

Cyrillic is indeed an alphabet which is why one would write notes using Cyrillic.

Since a note was mentioned Cyrillic is correct.

And the Russian language predates the introduction of Cyrillic writing.

That and Saint Cyril did not "introduce" Cyrillic to the Russians. Saint Cyril never made it to the Rus. Cyrillic made its way generations later via the Bulgarians and Slavs.
 
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You're appointed to square away beerftw.

If you can get my rent free residency in your head out of the way.

It's been years now. I rather enjoy a rent fee existence so I look forward to each knock on the door by the donor. The entertainment is priceless.
 
You're appointed to square away beerftw.

If you can get my rent free residency in your head out of the way.

It's been years now. I rather enjoy a rent fee existence so I look forward to each knock on the door by the donor. The entertainment is priceless.

Tangmo Babble...

It is Tangmo that needs the squaring away. Perhaps if Tangmo served he might have learned about the military and other subjects and would not be called out for his ignorance so often

Unfortunately Tangmo epitomizes the term "You can teach them but you can't learn them". I am reminded of one of our Boot Camp dropouts. Tears in his eyes he bellowed "Private refuses to train!". And that was that. His big, dumb ass was jettisoned as so much waste and the Platoon missed him not one bit.

One wonders which phase of Boot Camp did Tangmo in.

At this time Tangmo's only residency is some apartment far, far away.
 
Actually, I pretty much do not care. Naval Infantry is not a bad phrase, and is what a great many nations call their Marines. Especially those that ultimately descend from Spain.

"Marine" is more commonly in those countries that descended from England, or formed Corps inspired by them (like South Korea which is patterned after the US Marine Corps, which was based off the British Royal Marines).

Just don't call us "Soldiers". Even though I have now spent almost 12 years in the Army, I am still a Marine first.

Good thingy you don't much care. Cause once a Marine always a Marine eh.

So you could be called a Marine Soldier.

Or a Soldier-Marine.

I have the same view of course. Others however would almost surely care. It's almost for sure someone's very likely to squawk at the mention of it. It's like once a rightwinger always a rightwinger.
 
Good thingy you don't much care. Cause once a Marine always a Marine eh.

So you could be called a Marine Soldier.

Or a Soldier-Marine.

I have the same view of course. Others however would almost surely care. It's almost for sure someone's very likely to squawk at the mention of it. It's like once a rightwinger always a rightwinger.

"Private refuses to train"
 
"Private refuses to train"

I simply refuse to play his stupid games. There is a reason I only read his posts when somebody else quotes them.

Then people wonder why I find no problem dismissing individuals like Brenton Tarrant. I learned over 2 decades ago that trolls do not need to make sense. The only things they are consistent in is the fact that they use little facts, believe that everybody should believe as they do, and that they hate any who dare to oppose them and such individuals should be shouted down (or worse).
 
Oh, and cyrillic is an alphabet. Cyrillic is not a language.

Russian is the language of Russia. It is predicated in the cyrillic alphabet. Saint Cyril brought it to Russia from Greece. It traces to the hieroglyphs of Egypt. Etruscians and Romans took the Greek alphabet which slanted sharply to the right to straighten it up and squared it away to what we've had and used since.

Thought I'd square you away on this too. Squaring you away is somebody's full time assignment but I only dabble in it from time to time. So when I think of your posts and the Roman (Latin) alphabet that English has I think of two letters, f and u.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World

February 4, 2019

A resolution to the US and Russia’s mutual accusations of INF non-compliance is presently improbable. In 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev signed this arms control treaty in order to pull the Soviet Union out of its unsustainable confrontation with the West. Whereas, today, the Putin regime is convinced that such a confrontation is a necessary precondition for its own continued existence. “Patriotic” mobilization is the only means of explaining away Russia’s economic decline; therefore, Moscow is actively willing to generate new conflicts. Nevertheless, public discontent is still spreading, and a recent opinion poll showed a big increase—to 45 percent compared with 28 percent a year earlier—in the feeling that the country is on the wrong course.

Putin seems convinced that any step back from his defiant stance as the challenger of US dominance will be interpreted — by the domestic audience, by Western adversaries and by China — as proof of his weakness. He cannot believe that missiles are no longer a useful instrument of politics, but his posturing makes a weak impression and his bluffs are frequently dismissed as irrelevant. Russia has gained some advantages by breaking the various rules of international behavior. But it will probably find itself at great disadvantage in the harshly competitive environment where many habitual rules no longer apply. It has ardently contributed to undermine the arms control regime and will now have to deal with the potentially dangerous consequences.


Russia Enters a Treacherous New Post-Arms Control World - Jamestown


As Gen. Scaparroti's successor, Gen. Wolters plus Army Gen. Milley as incoming CFCS are well aware -- and prepared -- to deal with the fact Putin is "actively willing to generate new conflicts." Admiral Richardson the CNO knows the US on the seas must become more muscular in the new world disorder. Nato SecGen Stolenberg is an effective coalition leader who is fully on board. The present generation of the new military commanders and civilian chiefs are prepared to choose their time, situation and circumstance, the Russian asset(s) and the maximum gain to the alliance. Trump is pursuing China trade which is his priority. The Pentagon and allies are developing the offset to Putin's Russia to include Beijing's bellicosity. These are complementary and they suggest the road ahead, i.e., new and clear front lines that are state to state.

What the heck does arms control have to do with the written language of that region of the world, tangmo babble deflection to the extreme.
 
Actually, I pretty much do not care. Naval Infantry is not a bad phrase, and is what a great many nations call their Marines. Especially those that ultimately descend from Spain.

"Marine" is more commonly in those countries that descended from England, or formed Corps inspired by them (like South Korea which is patterned after the US Marine Corps, which was based off the British Royal Marines).

Just don't call us "Soldiers". Even though I have now spent almost 12 years in the Army, I am still a Marine first.

Many marines I knew hated being called naval infantry as well, of course I knew one that was a douchenozzle so the infantry part never got applied, he was a marine corporal who joined the army and got to be an army corporal, but every time he would try and act wise someone would ask him how his time in the navy was, his face would get red and he would yell he was not in the ****ty navy he was a marine. Of course we did not treat any other former marines in the army that way, which is telling about how much he pissed people off.
 
Many marines I knew hated being called naval infantry as well, of course I knew one that was a douchenozzle so the infantry part never got applied, he was a marine corporal who joined the army and got to be an army corporal, but every time he would try and act wise someone would ask him how his time in the navy was, his face would get red and he would yell he was not in the ****ty navy he was a marine. Of course we did not treat any other former marines in the army that way, which is telling about how much he pissed people off.

The perfect response to being called part of the Navy.... "Only until we get used to walking on water"
 
Whether it is Engrish or English, it is E. Not e. I hadn't thought I would need to spell it out quite so.

Yet I'm not surprised by the follies of a corporal given you are at your level, as I have pointed out numerous times. Nor should I have expected you to get the correction in my post above. You never disappoint in these respects.

Carry on guyz...

...just not as you were however, which has been for a couple of years now. Led by the frantic loser nco career lifer retired and rightwinger for life.

Fruitlessly of course.

Obsessively all the same however.

Well now being a nazi over capitalization but not over sentence structure I see.
 
The perfect response to being called part of the Navy.... "Only until we get used to walking on water"

Most marines I knew spent the vast majority of their time on land, navy seebees usually the same. I have no issue with marines, but you always got one jerkwad and you just know what will make his blood boil and that is calling him navy instead of a marine. The rest of the marines I just call marines, easy and simple.
 
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