May - 2018

(more made in russia crap. reminds me of the lada cars sold in canada in the 1980s... just crap) Put

The Kremlin has denied US claims that Russia's nuclear-powered cruise missile with “unlimited” range crashed after only 22 miles. The weapon was one of a range of “invincible” nuclear arms announced by Vladimir Putin during a speech in March. “Since its range is unlimited, it can manoeuvre as long as you want,” Mr Putin said. “For now, no one in the world has anything like this.” But sources with direct knowledge of a US intelligence report told CNBC that four tests of the mi

(what a piece of crap) Step aboard the Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's aircraft carrier that's c

Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, is one of the five worst carriers in the world, according to The National Interest. In October 2016, the Kuznetsov was sailing to Syria through the English Channel on a combat deployment when it was spotted belching thick clouds of black smoke. "The main problem with the ship is that is has a very problematic propulsion system," Dmitry Gorenburg, a senior research scientist at the Center for Naval Analyses, previously tol

(take a look at who the so called expert) Russophobia a futile bid to conceal US, European decline

It is an age-old statecraft technique to seek unity within a state by depicting an external enemy or threat. Russia is the bête noire again, as it was during the Cold War years as part of the Soviet Union. But the truth is Western states are challenged by internal problems. Ironically, by denying their own internal democratic challenges, Western authorities are only hastening their institutional demise. Russophobia — “blame it all on Russia” — is a short-term, futile ploy to

(you see! i knew trump would never lie about anything) US Homeland Security refutes NBC report that

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said a recent report by NBC News was misleading. The channel claimed Russia “successfully penetrated” the voting systems of several states. Recent NBC reporting has misrepresented facts and confused the public with regard to Department of Homeland Security and state and local government efforts to combat election hacking,” DHS cybersecurity chief Jeanette Manfra said on Monday. In the NBC report, which aired last week, Manfra claimed

("so i guess its official, we are back to a new cold war arms race and this time have no doubt

The “collateral damage” of the Russia investigation becomes ever more apparent. From the breakdown of American institutional norms between the executive and the legislature, to increasing distrust regarding the law enforcement and intelligence apparatus to regional crises, for example in Syria, that seem to spin increasingly out of control, the probe has brought both U.S. domestic and foreign policy making to a the point of crisis. Yet these calamities, which are largely adva

(some really awesome pictures) Incredible colour snaps bring World War II to life and reveal the bra

RAVERY of the Allied soldiers who fought on D-Day in World War Two has been brought spectacularly back to life in these colourised photographs. The stunning images show soldiers inside a landing craft approaching Omaha Beach, members of an American landing party helping survivors of a sunken boat on Utah Beach, and gunners arriving as reinforcements on D-Day. Other striking shots show Lance Corporals A.Burton and L.Barnett of 6th Airborne Division guarding a road junction nea

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A n apocalyptic podcast and other cool stuff
(now proudly a victim of Russian and FSB hacking*)

by Athanasios Hristoulas a.k.a. SAKI

A n apocalyptic podcast and other cool stuff (now proudly a victim of Russian and FSB hacking*)

by Athanasios Hristoulas a.k.a. SAKI

A n apocalyptic podcast and other cool stuff
(now proudly a victim of Russian and FSB hacking*)