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A thread related to discussing politics.
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- I arrived in Limassol. Literally all the signs around me are in Russian and there is only Russian speech on the street. It was like being in some kind of Gelendzhik. - You haven't been there on May 9 yet.
>>131516 Cool. They say that part of this video is a recording of a Soyuz rocket launching a Russian satellite into orbit(not Oreshnik) >>131488 It is unclear which ones belong to Oreshnik. This phenomenon is called “rocket jellyfish.” I only recently learned about it, as I was not interested in rockets. But thanks to Ukrainian experts, we now know that the "Oreshnik" (eng. "Hazel three") missile is divided into 36 hypersonic warheads (nuts) (But it's not certain. I'll show you why in the next post). The Russian military-industrial complex's post-irony in the names of its products is a historical tradition.
>>131516 >But it's not certain. I'll show you why in the next post There is a video recorded by a worker at Pivdenmash (the missile factory that was hit): we see a whole rain of shells that are not loaded with nuclear or conventional warheads, they are empty, with only kenetic energy, and that is the only reason the worker survived.
>>131512 >fake chicken We now have fake Russian S-300 in small town Wisconsin complete with radar signature, infrared, other radiation, and thermal signature.
>>131523 >We now have fake Russian S-300 in small town Wisconsin complete with radar signature, infrared, other radiation, and thermal signature. Oh my God, lol. I think it's for large-scale training of U.S. troops in the region.
>My personal opinion is meaningless. Thanks for the info though, buddy.
>>131527 this is blocked in EU. I even tried the other Russian media in these sanctions - Ivzestia or something. tried these 2 again https://iz.ru/ https://rg.ru/ but the weird thing is that I use 4G LTE on the smartphone, RIA isn't blocked. fucking weird same ISP for optical cable /Broadband ISP and 4G ISP
>>131531 One way or another, the ATACMS strike was carried out, but since Putin added in the last paragraph of his address after the first Oreshnik strike that Russia is committed to warn the Ukrainian civilian population before the Oreshnik strike, according to Peskov, warning measures are being developed, and when they are approved, only then will new ones be applied strikes.
>>131546 Bosnians, Pomaks, Torbeshis, Goranians, Montenegrins-Poturuchenians are all former Slavic slaves of the Turks with a logical religious outcome. Slavic Muslims are unusual. Especially if it's their native source culture.
- Georgia refuses from EU accession talks until 2028, Prime Minister Kobakhidze said. - "The Georgian Dream" representative also said that the country refuses any EU budget grants until 2028. https://t.me/ASupersharij/34442
I wonder why these people don't want to go to the Boiler's Garden?
“Every morning Artem goes to work. After a short briefing, his team decide where they will go: some are sent to cafes, restaurants, even nightclubs - any place where young men of fighting age can be found.
Sometimes it's like dealing with a cornered rat. When you shove them into a car, they keep resisting."
a) is there extensive americanization of commerce there in Russia with spamming black Friday? thanks in advance for the answer. b) is this Wildberries a copy of Ali or Temu shops? b.2) Russians buy electronics from wildberries? c) there is only 1 year warranty in Russia in electronic components?
>>131553 There's almost no Slavic muslims outside of the people you mentioned which is strangely accurate. And yes, it's wholly unusual because they love bacon and they love drinking. It simply doesn't suit our mindset. From the get-go Slavic muslims were ignoring everything that has to do with Islam, most converted for lower tax in the first place. I heard many Russian muslims aren't that different and love to drink too, like Bashkirs and some central Asians. >>131554 Georgians seem way too smart to mess up. They don't want to ally with you because of Ossetia and Akbhazia but they sure as hell won't ally with the west for empty promises. They're doing the best thing, remaining neutral, they aren't accountable to anyone that way. >>131555 Wonder how long can they go on. There's already talks about drafting 18 year olds, they'll probably send them to the border areas with Poland, Belarus and Transnistria, and remove the few brigades there to the east. But it's already so nonsensical to continue this without trying to negotiate, even if terms are harsh from their perspective. Nothing of their country will remain if so many people emigrate and die, but I assume the leadership being majority jewish affects their judgement.
>>131557 >is there extensive americanization of commerce there in Russia with spamming black Friday? https://blackfriday-russia.ru Partly, if this amateur site is to be believed. But it is not as destructive to stores and does not lead to deaths as in the USA. Besides, it is not an element of urban culture, Halloween among soy as an event has more influence in Russia than Black Friday.
All of these four major online marketplaces with express shipping work as Ali within Russia, and possibly friendly countries (haven't checked). All of them have serious competition among themselves, all of them have loyalty mechanics, where to get discounts you need to get a virtual card and pay for purchases from it.
There are still highly specialized, such as food marketplace Cooper - fresh products to any point of Russia accessible to a person, and others, but we are comparing with Ali. In short, in Russia, this segment is very much developed.
The only difference with Ali is that Ali sends goods to the Post Office, while Wildberries, Ozon, Yandex and others have hundreds of their own checkout points in every city, with or without a live operator (post-o-mat - a public safe with an electronic key, located in a random place, usually in any shopping center).
>b.2) Russians buy electronics from wildberries? Why not? Although I personally don't use Wildberries, I like Yandex.Market.
>c) there is only 1 year warranty in Russia in electronic components? No. Not one year, but from one year. Depends on the specific thing. I bought a 700W power supply a year ago and it had a 3 year warranty from the store.
>>131558 >I heard many Russian muslims aren't that different and love to drink too, like Bashkirs and some central Asians. Yes, Russian Muslims (including Caucasians) are not the same as Arabs, there is no such wild fanaticism, in many ways they are similar to Christian Slavs of Russia both outwardly and in general social patterns. Although, there are some individuals who, contrary to the laws of the Russian Federation, have second and third wives and make them wear burqas. >They're doing the best thing, remaining neutral, they aren't accountable to anyone that way. Everything seems to be logical and correct, but I don't believe in the independence of minor countries. Sooner or later a minority country will fall under the influence of big players like the US, China, EU, in some way India and maybe even Russia. To test my words, just look at Vucic. He is jumping from chair to chair because Serbia is under tremendous pressure from the West. >Wonder how long can they go on. I think zoomers will be more determined in their actions than their older relatives and will simply run away from their positions dropping their weapons.
>>131559 I only buy electronics, PC hardware from Portuguese and Spanish specialized technology online retailers with physical stores with good reputation - specially good reputation in post-market (RMAs, etc.) and aren't getting bankrupt.
I used to buy once a smartphone and other from Amazon.es; Amazon.co.uk and Amazon USA but since this video from Louis Rossmann ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeUNC7z5MM0 ) I started to be more careful and only buy products aren't easy to be falsified. Amazon becoming some eBay is fucked up.
>>131561 >Erdogan has once again betrayed Russia Every time is like the first time🤡 In fact, no one betrayed anyone, because Turkey is purely a situational partner of Russia, not an ally. If it is favorable for Russia - it cooperates with the Turks and even saves Erdogan's life during the military coup, if not - it does not cooperate. However, Russia always prefers Syria to any other country in the region, and Syria's interests are no less important to it than its own because, first, it is a gas pipeline to Europe, and control over it affects the pricing of natural gas. Secondly, Russia and Syria have been historical allies since the Soviet Union, many Syrians received their higher education in Russia, Russian military personnel have served there for generations, many Russians live there in the same huge numbers (several tens of thousands) as in Cyprus.
>>131563 >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeUNC7z5MM0 Interesting. The dude really didn't explain that Amazon is just a platform, a warehouse with delivery, there are many participants of the platform (independent sellers), and Amazon's task here is to hold the goods, sell the goods and control the interaction between the buyer and the seller (i.e. Amazon is obliged to return the money for the defect to the buyer and solve the problem with the seller, or refuse to cooperate with him). I.e. Amazon can act both as a sole seller and as an intermediary, just like all the Russian stores I listed above. By the way, youtube worked fine for 2 days in Russia, then it started having problems again. Surprisingly, it works perfectly via mobile internet.
In Russia, few people used Amazon because it didn't have a regional price tied to GDP PPP, like, for example, in Steam - when a AAA game costs 40 bucks for you and only 20 bucks for me. Since Portugal is in the western economic community and you have about the same exchange rate, it's not a problem for you.
There are also specialized electronics stores in Russia. If Wildberries is a collective intermediary of various sellers, these (the two best of the bunch) are directly electronics sellers. https://www.eldorado.ru/ https://www.dns-shop.ru/ Both have excellent reputations, both in addition to the online version have physical stores with employees or even giant warehouse stores where you can buy something on the spot via an electronic terminal.
I don't know how useful this information is to you, but it might come in handy. Suddenly there will be a great flood in Portugal and you will be forced to save yourself in Russia, and then in the middle of the rescue you will have a terrible desire to buy a powerful PC. “Damn, Holy Mother of God, I've lost my house and my roosters, everything's gone, why don't I buy a PC right now?”.
- The General Staff and Defense Ministry are currently selecting targets to be hit by the Oreshnik on Ukrainian territory - Putin - Kiev's Decision Centers could become targets for the Oreshnik IRBM system - Putin - The temperature of the hazel warheads is 4,000 degrees. Highly protected defense structures will not save us.Massive use of Oreshnik in non-nuclear variant is comparable to nuclear weapons - Putin - Russia closes a section of airspace over the Kapustin Yar missile site in the Astrakhan region until November 30
- Zelensky fired Syrsky. Mykhaylo Drapatyy was appointed as the new commander of the AFU ground forces. - Oleg Apostol was appointed deputy commander-in-chief of the AFU.
Meanwhile, Russian Aerospace Forces are taking out the bad dudes in Syria (I've already forgotten who we're fighting over there: some damn terrorists threatening democracy and the United States! Or something like that)
>>131557 Okay, you were right, Black Friday spam is everywhere now and it's fucked me up on every other site today. As an educated manager I can explain it by the fact that Russia inherits the American school of management (the opposite of the Japanese school of management) along with all the business models and psychological manipulations, but I've never seen this kind of fuckery anywhere on the internet before.
>>131560 >Everything seems to be logical and correct, but I don't believe in the independence of minor countries. Sooner or later a minority country will fall under the influence of big players like the US, China, EU, in some way India and maybe even Russia. To test my words, just look at Vucic. He is jumping from chair to chair because Serbia is under tremendous pressure from the West I agree but joining a military alliance is a completely different thing. It has it's own drawbacks. Your domestic MIC gets destroyed (have you ever wondered why no NATO EE country has a developed war industry? Czech have something going on but really not that much). You also have to buy NATO/alliance equipment, integrate your army to the general doctrine, you're also obliged to help. For some countries that have a bone to pick with the largest power it's the best option. West doesn't even have to pressure Serbia to exercise it's power. It pressures it automatically. Serbia is surrounded by NATO and EU countries, it's entire economy and currency relies on the EU, it's also geographically located in southern Europe, Moscow and Beijing are very far away, etc. In fact I'm bewildered they haven't pressured us further. For years Russian, Chinese and Iranian weapons have been delivered here with the help of transport planes. I have no idea why they allow it. Of course, we won't do anything but still. >I think zoomers will be more determined in their actions than their older relatives and will simply run away from their positions dropping their weapons. Some are probably brainwashed and psychotic already, but I think most are scared, they've been watching their country getting bombed for 3 years, there's plenty of war videos going around, there's much, much less enthusiasm compared to before. >>131575 Some of the best footage I've seen recently. GJ to airforce chads, they'll carry the Syrian conflict again.
Related, where do you guys get Syrian war footage? If it's not a specific channel then at least a channel that uses hashtags so I don't have to scroll through everything.
>>131565 yup, buying a build from Russia. specially with SmartBuy SSDs. one of or both Roosters will get their throat slashed if some of the Neighbours complain. fuckers are starting to crow at 4-5 a.m. So if I wake at night or try to sleep again, I can't because of the petukhs-
Liberals of all countries howled on Twitter that totalitarian Georgian cops beat up an innocent girl (video). Later it turned out that the girl was alive and fine(picture).
>>131436 Saw it once, now I can't get away from this shit with all the DLC. Very unusual CRPG and in some ways fresh and this despite the fact that I'm not a Warhammer fan, moreover perceive this universe as goyslop for the masses. I remember their art director in 2019 suggested me to make a career in Owlcat as a Unity technical artist (C# programmer + 3D graphics artist), but I thought then and decided I'm too good to get to work 40 minutes away, and in general I'd rather get a job at Games Mail.ru. Games Mail.ru decided that they were too good for me, and Owlcat migrated to Cyprus, leaving only their headquarters in Moscow. So I neither won nor lost. And I was a freelancer for various OOOs (Russian LLCs), and still am.
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>>131680 this is some weak bait to bait ukranian and NAFO shills. unfortunately, they including /k/eddit are still taking over /sg/ and spawning their conflict plus Israeli flags bringing up other stuff.
>>131676 Putin doesn't have the courage to send one of those Hazeltree or Hazelnut against Sunni, or his Sunni partners would also join the sanctions or Muslims chimping out there in Russia.
>>131680 Yes, it's cope, we don't even really know how the situation will develop. Just because Assad is defeated and Damascus taken does not imply you'll leave Syria. You've been bombing the rebels for the whole time too. There's no such deal. Assad slashed the budget for the army, demobilised it to save money and the remainder was fed shitty food and paid shitty wages, no one wants to fight for him. Can't say if it's his fault or not, maybe this all happened because Russia and Iran didn't want to finance him. Syria isn't even that important to Russia and neither is any overseas operation, you're only in Syria because Obama didn't get involved there and you capitalised on it, it's also a decent opportunity to train pilots since nobody in Syria except SAA had proper air-defense. Plus it boosts your reputation I guess.
>>131684 >you're only in Syria because Obama didn't get involved there and you capitalised on it, it's also a decent opportunity to train pilots since nobody in Syria except SAA had proper air-defense. We, or rather the Russian Armed Forces troops are in Syria because Obama intervened uninvited (invaded), having previously declared the Syrian government illegitimate. After the Arab Spring in 2011, the US entered Syria in 2014 on the side of the Syrian opposition. Russia entered Syria in 2015 at the invitation of Bashar Assad. >Plus it boosts your reputation I guess. Unless it's because of the fight against ISIS.
To summarize Russia's goals and benefits in the region. 1. Elimination of ISIS. This is the goal of almost all participants in the conflict in this region. 2. Access to the Mediterranean Sea through Syrian ports. In this region, Russia is developing trade and economic relations with Africa and the Middle East, supplanting French and American influence. This is advantageous to Russia and very disadvantageous to the US. It is also the base of the Russian navy in the region. Influence is also provided by the navy and the capabilities it can provide as a long-range weapon. It would be bad if a NATO fleet was stationed there. 3. There are several tens of thousands of Russians living in Syria (according to different sources from 15 to 30 thousand Russian citizens), this is the result of historical cooperation between Russia and Syria. 4. Commutation with Lebanon and control of Israel (The main leverage of the U.S. in the region) 5. Qatar-Turkey Gas Pipeline. Here it is easy to guess that its control regulates the duty as well as the price for the end consumer (Europe). Qatar is also anti-Assad here.
>>131682 Maybe you're right. I think it's too early to tell. The situation in Syria has changed, but not to a critical point, whatever the propaganda media may say. >>131683 I think it's worth the wait and see.
You know too many Russian words, maybe you have a (((Russian friend)))) or a sly Natasha on discord who is manipulating you to add one Portuguese to the Russian population.
LMAO The most radical video of Oreshnik's rocket work is by anti-Putin fan of Yevgeny Prigozhin+Famous ultrashizo dvatcher from /wm/. https://youtu.be/QpHHyM76ARE
Video from a more adequate and talented blogger (but does not contain unverified facts, unlike the video above) https://youtu.be/Ph8fjCYIJUc
The video is in Russian, so you can download it from the posts below and try using neurodub if there's interest. It's best when videos about their toys are made by Russians - scientific fact.
Well, the militants entered Damascus at night and took control of the capital, which in the current situation was a matter of hours, not days. ( https://t.me/rybar/66128 ) Government troops offered no resistance.
Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad Ghazi al-Jalali said that he supports a peaceful transfer of power and will cooperate with the new leader who will be elected by the people, formalizing the fall of the government of Bashar al-Assad.
In fact, it can be said that the Syrian Arab Republic as previously known has officially ceased to exist.
It's over: Syria has fallen to the Turks and Assad's plane got blown out of the sky. Even Latakia and Tartus have fallen. Even The Donald is laughing about it and dabbing on Russia. Multipolar world my arse.
>>131702 >Deceased >The plane turned off its transponder. 1. A little different, right? It would be weird if the president's plane evacuated with the transponder on. 2. Who could shoot it down in Russian controlled territory?
Assad's palace was seized and the Iranian embassy was looted. The Russian embassy and staff were not injured. Damascus International Airport is occupied. Damn it, this theory's getting stronger by the minute. >>131680
A zoomer who took a shit under the door of Ekaterina Mizulina's apartment was detained in Moscow. It turned out that he did it on an assignment from hohols for a reward of $500, which he was never paid.
>>131708 He's not talking about fast food. He's talking about food delivery, which a lot of Russians use. He also talks about the quality of integration of domestic services in general, that it is even higher than California, Lodnon and Paris and that it breaks the stereotype of “medieval Russian dictatorship” popularized in Germany through propaganda media.
>>131710 Any type of food that is delivered to your door is considered fast food and it's generally considered to be unhealthy where I'm from
I suppose that he's surprised that he can live on an american diet in russia which consists of mostly fast food (slop) that is highly processed and quick to prepare
>>131711 I think you need to read the definition of the word Fast Food. In Russia, you can wake up at 2:00 (night) and order both fast food and just groceries: in the app, you choose the stores where you need groceries, make a list of what you need, and the rest will be taken care of by a courier and convenience store employees who will collect the order and bring it to you at 3:00 (time depends on the product set, but it's usually no more than an hour). https://eda.yandex.ru/
>>131712 In some places in the western world it is considered merely a convenience to have your groceries delivered to your door because most people prefer to go to the store to pick their own food and groceries
I think in some places in america having your things delivered to your door is actually necessary because it is actually dangerous for them to leave their homes, going out in public is a real risk for them because hordes of rioters might strike at any time to raid a store
All of this is surprising to see I think from the western perspective because I think people believe that nationalism is very strong in russia and people are generally not afraid of leaving their homes
>>131715 >afraid of leaving their homes I've never been afraid to leave the house and walk down dark alleys, lol. I get it, we're from different worlds, man.
As for the politics of nationalism, there is a very harsh migration policy, to the point of diplomatic discontent with the countries the migrants come from, they call Russians and Russia (made up of 204 ethnic nationalities) xenophobic. And I've made posts here about it.
Imagine someone very much like Prigozhin and Utkin driving to a man who looks like Assad to laugh and drink beer in a small hunting lodge. And who is the third guy in the car? He looks a lot like Yanukovych, the former president of Ukraine in 2013. Wait, he's not alone, he's with... Alexei Navalny? What a surprise! I thought it was Edward Snowden. Ah, there he is...
If paradise exists, it will be similar to a life of "written-off assets".
The largest Ukrainian tg-channel reports that the Americans have issued an urgent warning to their citizens in Ukraine. The same thing happened last time before the launch of the Oreshnik.
>>131736 I think that's the reason: "The leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (GREEN in map) said they would return all Syrian territories, including the Golan Heights occupied by Israel since 1967."
>>131737 I'm just reminding that we are not surrendering our positions to the pro-American opposition, but to the pro-Turkish opposition. And they are even guaranteeing the safe withdrawal of Russian forces. One has to wonder if the Russians want to make a common proxy with the Turks.
>>131738 Wonder how long america will partake in these wars in the middle east which don't benefit them, I think some kind of civil upheaval is inevitable in the USA because they are currently acting as lapdogs of the aging and demented british royalty, adopting/forcing policies which aren't compatible with the average american
So revolutions will probably come in 2025 and war might explode in the middle east over the israel/british colonies issue
>>131739 Are they retarded? Assad for all his faults that weren't really his own was secular, these jihadis will be infighting in a short while and they're LITERALLY Al-Nusra, Jolani is a known retard. You could safely visit Syria while it was under Assad, now kiss that possibility goodbye because the rebels will infight again. I refuse to believe Arabs can be so dumb, it's near certainty there won't be peace and stability.
Russians, what do you think about this phenotype? 1) He passed there in Saint Petersburg or Moscow would he confounded/mixed up with whom/which ethnicity? 2) Could this guy join the organizations of that Russian "neonazi" that got "sudok'ed" in prison or join Russian Community? At least Dagestani section of Russian Community? or Noviops the term that learnt in 2 years here
>>131741 Egypt and Jordan are de facto secular, sunni majority and their elite sunni majority and their Mukhabarat still works to catch these islamists and Muslim Brotherhood. Syria was some apartheid almost Alawite elite heavily corrupt and sanctioned state that reached a breaking point. If there was a compromise and negociation for transition there wouldn't be any al-Jolani taking most territory.
>>131752 >Could this guy join >Russian "neonazi" that got "sudok'ed" no >Russian Community yes in the rules of admission to the organization is explicitly stated that appearance and race does not play a role, the organization can join anyone who considers himself a russian and shares russian values and culture russian community are russian nationalists, not nazis, they don't like nazis because they killed russians >Dagestani section of Russian Community troll fake which has been refuted https://vk.com/wall-74219800_2593537
>>131755 >The difference, however, is that Moscow is trying to sustain a costly offensive in pursuit of goals that keep slipping farther into the future. By contrast, Ukraine’s main goal is to simply survive while Russia expends people, weapons and time it can’t get back.
What's the logic here, does ukraine have the ability to magically grow weapons and people faster than russia
>>131756 Recently I realized that the picture in my 100500 telegram channels, many of which are run by the participants of the fighting itself is very different from what is said in the German press. Successes are going in all directions and Russian army can go even faster, but Blitzkrieg in modern warfare does not work as it did in 1941 - it did not work very well then either, in other words, Russian Armed Forces are going at a pace equal to logistics, not faster, otherwise Russian Armed Forces will repeat the scenario of early 2022.
>costly offensive This statement is true if the core of the military-industrial complex in a state is commercial companies, in a state like Russia the whole chain of the military-industrial complex from fossil ore to weapons concerns such as Kalashnikov or UVZ is owned by the state from 51% to 100% (by shares). Most of the money spent on military needs goes back into the treasury.
>Russia expends people More people die every day in Russia in car accidents.
https://www.bbc.com/russian/articles/cjr4zy2nye5o According to the BBC investigation, that's about 78,000 people over 3 years of war, not including PMC Wagner and Novorossiya militia. Sad, of course. I allow for a number of 150,00 in general. Also, according to the same investigation, the peak week of casualties was 989. Now there are no more than 20 people a week at the rate at which the RF Armed Forces are advancing.
>>131764 If Americans had uncompensated care enshrined in the constitution like Russians, this wouldn't have happened. You were trying to make a point, but you failed. >>131763 He was fired from the post of Zelensky's advisor for telling the truth about a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile that fell on a residential house. It's ironic, considering he's a professional liar, actor, and propagandist, as well as a master of switching sides mid-air.
>>131762 The head of the insurance company UnitedHealthcare was shot dead in the center of New York City, and the killer instantly became a hero in the eyes of the public
The reason is that insurance companies, especially UnitedHealthcare, cause massive dissatisfaction among US residents. Insurers often deny payments or reimburse only a fraction of the costs, making life-saving medications unaffordable. For many, this situation turns the assassination of the head of the company into a kind of symbolic retribution.
>>131762 ➖ The words “Deny,” “Defend,” and “Depose” were engraved on each shell casing found. This is a reference to the book “Delay Deny Defend,” whose subtitle reads, “Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What Can Be Done About It.” ➖ Today, four days after the murder, police arrested the alleged killer, 26-year-old Luigi Mangione. He was discovered at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania. An employee of the establishment identified the man and told police that the suspect was eating quietly in the hall; ➖ According to media reports, when Luigi was searched, they found a fake ID, a gun and silencer allegedly printed on a 3D printer, and a backpack containing a manifesto. In that document, he sharply criticized insurance companies for prioritizing profits over human lives; ➖ Luigi's actions appear to be motivated by personal tragedy: he lost his grandmother in 2013 and his grandfather in 2017, both of whom were denied treatment by insurance companies.
>>131762 ➖ He graduated high school with honors, earned several IT degrees, and even founded a video game development studio; ➖ In addition, a review of the Unabomber Manifesto was found on his Goodreads profile, where Luigi wrote, “When all other methods of communication are powerless, violence becomes essential for survival.”; ➖ He wore a mask on the day of the murder, but took it off to flirt with a female hostel employee; ➖ Since his arrest, Luigi's popularity has only increased. Internet users admire his act, and the McDonald's where he was arrested has been subjected to a barrage of negative reviews, which insinuate that “the place is full of rats”; ➖ Most interestingly, after his arrest, a video called “The Truth” appeared on Luigi's YouTube channel with a countdown timer and the message: “If you're seeing this, it means I've already been caught.” The video indicated that something significant would happen on December 11. However, the account and video were soon deleted for violating the platform's rules.
My parents had the exact same kitchen in the 1980s, I have many fond memories of banging the hell out of the cupboards and slamming the drawers. Poorly built chipboard shite, honestly.
>>131767>>131768>>131769 Thanks >>131764 I just don't sit on the internet as much, tracking every sneeze like you and other posters do I don't even watch TV because it's so last century
It was very interesting, I didn't know that there is a document in the UN that implies respect for the territorial integrity of a country only if it respects minorities within the country and does not trample on their rights (e.g. does not ban the Russian language).
>>131783 Come to think of it, if I were as retarded in my country as the anon in the picture, it would end up costing me ZERO, NOTHING, JUST FOR THANKS.
>>131786 Now list all the other taxes. And the best part is: list all the regulations here and there. And even those are not the only differences between the two systems. Why wouldn't they claim immunity due to being brainwashed hard and to pardon themselves by benevolently applying a system which works way better is beyond me.
>>131800 >Now list all the other taxes. All salaries in Russia are described with 13% tax, which Russians don't even pay, the employer does. If you're going to cite liberashka's byte-pictures like 146% tax with markup on goods and other nonsense, I'm going to dunk you in the toilet with shit like an uneducated stupid zoomer. The only thing that is paid separately is the car tax and income from the sole proprietorship. Payment of land tax is included in the monthly housing and utilities services (depends on the region).
USA (All salaries in the USA on job search engines are presented without taxes, unlike in Russia, americans pay these taxes by manually filling out a form that comes in the mail.): Standart american (life in trailer without car): 1. Federal income tax: from 10% - 37% (depends on income level) 2. Social Security Tax: The tax rate is 6.2% on income up to a certain limit ($160,200 in 2023). For self-employed people, the rate is doubled because they are considered both an employer and an employee, so they pay 12.4%. 3. Medicare Tax: The tax rate is 1.45% on all income, with no limit.For self-employed people the rate is doubled, i.e. 2.9%. 4a. State Income Tax: Rates and rules vary from state to state. Some states (e.g., Texas or Florida) do not levy state income taxes, while others (e.g., California or New York) have fairly high rates. 5b. Local taxes: Some cities or municipalities may have income, property, or sales taxes.
Russia (Russia (99% of salaries in Russia on job search sites are presented inclusive of 13% tax, unlike in the US, this tax is paid by the employer): Standart russian (life in commieblock without car): 1. In fact, nothing.
Russian immigrants in the 1990s: They are fleeing total poverty, banditry and semi-anarchy and devastation caused by the collapse of the USSR and the failed economic policies of pro-American liberals. Russian immigrants in the 2000s: They are no longer fleeing, but they are leaving because it is more profitable to work in Europe or the USA, returning to Russia from time to time. Those who leave for good are becoming much fewer. Russian immigrants in the 2010s The politically dissenters tend to leave, working in Europe is becoming less and less profitable, Europe has become a tourist destination rather than a migration destination, the Russian economy is booming, the richest and most powerful peak of the 2010s was 2013, just before the Americans pulled off their coup d'état adventure in Ukraine, but despite this, the late 2010s are very tight, in some aspects of life Russia was already ahead of Europe according to comments from a traveler in my social circle. Russian immigrants in the 2022 1. I'm afraid to kill people in Ukraine 2. Afraid to die, I'll wait it out in Thailand with traps. 3. I want to be transgender in Europe, I hate fucking Rushka!!! 4. ATACMS is dangerous to my children. Russian immigrants in the 2024 1. Portuguese stopped saying thanks for the huge walls of text, migrating to 4chan.
>>131807 >late 2010s are very tight Here by the way, I do not know how to translate correctly from Russian, in short, very fat (i.e. very favorable for society), but the leader is still 2013.
OpenAI informant Suhir Balaji, who collected data for AI training worth $150 billion, has been found dead. He exposed the company, accusing it of violating copyright law. His information was to play a key role in the lawsuits.
At the end of 2022, he published the data, prompting lawsuits from authors, programmers and journalists in the amount of $ 150 billion. Mercury News, the New York Times and other media outlets have sued OpenAI. Balaji claimed that the company harms businesses and entrepreneurs whose data is being used.
He believed in the possibilities of AI in the treatment of diseases and aging, but his career deteriorated after two years at OpenAI. He was aware that collecting data for GPT-4 was theft.
In October, he published an analysis on his website, which lawyers for The New York Times called "a unique and relevant document." He proved that ChatGPT and other AI products are based on stolen data, making them hundreds of billions of dollars in criminal activity.
This week, authorities confirmed that Balaji was found dead in his apartment. The Bureau of Forensic Medicine concluded that it was suicide. The police found no evidence of murder. His death occurred three months after OpenAI was publicly accused of copyright infringement.
I wouldn't give a damn for the lives of the remaining 11 witnesses.
Text reduction and translation are done using Yandex's non-criminal neural network right in the 2ch typing window. All rights reserved.Full original russian text: https://t.me/Skuratoff_2_0/36981
>>131807 >My "Index" is way simpler than comparing various economic rankings some according purchasing power
>Russian immigrants in the 2000s: >They are no longer fleeing, but they are leaving because it is more profitable to work in Europe or the USA, returning to Russia from time to time. Those who leave for good are becoming much fewer. That's my index still rules. There was significant Russian diaspora here in 90s until 2000s in Portugal. Situation improved greatly in Russia, and went back to Russia or went to other EU countries or USA. Ukraine hasn't improved since 1991 so they are only """whites""" coming in to work in Portugal for 23 years.
Yes if ethnic Russians will migrate to USA, it's whether all spies from SVR/FSB or political dissidents not economic migrants. Sure, I'll believe that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUFrBbPfJH8 they are already infiltrating the police there, waiting for Vladimir Putin orders.
>>131828 even drunk and crooked, looking 10 times better than the standard american woman no offense to americans, but it's just an evolutionary biological fact like black dicks
>>131831 >>131830 are you kidding, man???????? you have no idea what those faggots have done to russian-language wikipedia, it's a fantasy world out there europe is probably just getting to know these bastards this is not a joke or trolling, all the peoples of europe are descended from ukrainians, and hercules son of zeus was a crimean https://sevastopol.su/news/panteon-velikih-ukrov-popolnil-krymchanin-gerakl they take it all seriously, it's a whole special operation for statehood formation, in which they invest huge sums of money\resources the u.s. and nato supports this because it is part of the ideological war against russia from journalists and western historians to nobel prizes and unesco - everything is bought and works for the ukrainians and against russia
>>131835 >The photo is published by Getty Images. According to him, the footage shows exercises of Ukrainian anti-sabotage groups in Chernigov Region sooors https://t.me/webmland/45387
>>131833 here in Portugal, we have a 3rd-level administrative division in this country (of 10 millions with area compared to new Russian territories) that Spain doesn't even have and sucks a lot of resources.
>The freguesia began to refer to the civil/administrative entity, while the paróquia (Latin: parochia) became affiliated with the religious entity. it's a level under the city/municipality, where local politicians of these secular parishes - freguesia - are elected and can only embark in giving money or give permission to build this kind of monuments like Tiny monument to Navalny or try importing rainbow LGBT coloured Pedestrian crossing unsucessful. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freguesia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junta_de_freguesia
it's very cringe >In 2011, after more than two weeks of bailout negotiations in light of the sovereign debt crisis with the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission, the Portuguese government was obliged to reduce the number of municipal and parish local governments after July 2012. and the number used to be bigger. there's a town used to have >80 parishes, now only has 61. But its population is 110 000
>>131828 >Sure, I'll believe that. If that's sarcasm, you're missing the main message: a huge number of migrants left Russia in the 90's, many of them never came back. Even in the comments to your video people point out that the cop speaks Russian, but not like a Russian, which means he was born in the US and raised in a Russian-speaking family. Russians have entire neighbourhoods in the US like Brighton Bitch, there are no English speaking signs there. These people left Russia in the 90's and stayed there with it - all these outdated concepts, mentality and so on, so they are not developing as Russians in any way, if they come to Russia now, they will experience culture shock.
Also not necessarily Russian-speaking = Russian. You know that yourself.
Turkey's Defense Minister Guler: Russia has not withdrawn troops from Syria and is unlikely to do so (Use the page translator) https://www.gazeta.ru/army/news/2024/12/15/24629120.shtml --- Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) leader Ahmed al-Sharaa (better known as Abu Mohammed al-Julani) to Syria TV: “We tried not to provoke the Russians and gave them an opportunity to reconsider relations with us” https://t.me/ASupersharij/34959 --- Maxar has published satellite images of Hmeimim airbase and Tartus PMTO - Il-76 and An-124-100 Ruslan were captured at Hmeimimim; - In Tartus, the Project 22350 frigate Admiral Gorshkov and the Project 11356R frigate Admiral Grigorovich, both capable of launching Zircon hypersonic missiles, are seen on the roadstead. Photos here: https://t.me/voen2ch/12161
>>131842 https://istories.media/en/reportages/2021/02/11/orphans-housing/ >Annually only 15% of orphans who have a legislated right to obtain housing receive it. The rest of them line for years or litigate with the state. Important Stories explore why two thousand people remain homeless while the authorities easily find money for other projects.
>>131854 >Years of waiting in line In order for this not to happen, by law, children are put on the waiting list from the age of 14, so that they have a place to live by the age of 18. Very strange article. The source they refer to directly shows that every month the number of needy people who turned 18 is about 3600 people, at the end of the month for various reasons remain unsecured only 100-150 people, which are added to the group in the next month and have the highest priority for housing. What years are they talking about? We can assume that their information is outdated and is given for 2019. But no, the funny thing is that in the 200k they also sign up those 14 year olds (14 to 18 year olds) who get in line. Lmao. As for the quality of housing, it varies, I don't argue. Russia is a big country with a huge number of regions where administrations look at their responsibilities differently.
That is, the total list of all orphans waiting for housing - 275,994 people - are children from 14 to 18 years old. They calculate 15% of this amount of those who received housing (18-19 year olds), and then make a sensation that there are still 75% of those who did not receive housing.
>>131857 "Trump added that if Zelensky wants to, he can come on January 20. I don't know what is more shameful for Zelensky. The fact that he wasn't invited or if he goes there uninvited. What a great way for Trump to humiliate him. Makes him look like shit."
A convoy of equipment of the Russian group of troops represented by armored vehicles AMN-590951 “Spartak”, “Tiger”, Ural-432009 (Ural-VV), BTR-80 and other vehicles is heading for Tartus.
Beta testing of the open Russian game engine NauEngine has started
The first beta release of the open source game engine NauEngine and the associated game development environment NauEditor, the code of which is distributed under the BSD license, has been presented. The project was originally founded by VK, but its development was later spun off into a separate company, N-Jinn. The engine is completely free and can be used to create derivative commercial and non-commercial products. A user manual in Russian has been prepared for game developers. The release is scheduled for the end of 2025.
The game development environment includes (https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=62293) a 3D scene, material, animation and visual effects (VFX) editor. The finished build of the NauEditor environment is shaped for Windows. Windows 10 and Visual Studio 2022 are stated as requirements for the build from source code. Of the graphics APIs, only DX12 support for Windows has been announced so far, and the HLSL language is used for shader development. Last year's announcement stated that the engine will support different operating systems and platforms, including PCs, mobile devices, game consoles and the Web.
>>131875 >>131874 People in the comments aren't happy with beta, so it's still early. I think he needs 2 more years to be brought to perfection, not a year. https://vk.com/nauengine
>>131915 Ukrainian military ЦИПсО call center operators on the phone threatening to kill loved ones if people don't set fire to or blow something up. This will not be told in the European Union.
ЦИПсО - it stands for - “information-psychological operations center” or the 72nd Information Psychological Operations Center. Part of the Ukrainian armed forces. https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/72-й_центр_інформаційно-психологічних_операцій_(Україна)
>>131934 I only web-translated /em/, /po/, /news/, /wm/, /ftb/ and /s/. /mo/ Of course, this board is the worst in terms of movement (but ptchan and its spin-off lusochan are equal).
>>131938 The active core of Dvacha is /b/ (bullshit/all topics except politics), /soc/ (dating, attentionwhoring and other shit), /rf/ (section for schizos and there really sit schizos), /hry/ (discussion of media personalities of Russian media segment) you can say that the core is also /po/, but it's just a shitty section with toxics, many of whom are Ukrainian trolls under Russian proxy, liberals and pseudo-communists. Also shitty is /dev/ (from the Russian word devochka (girl)), literally a branch of crystal cafe, just as toxic and misogynistic, men there are immediately sent to the ban at the slightest suspicion, my sister likes to shitpost there. She's 30 years old, btw All other sections except for the above have great benefits, their own memes, their own unique character posters(even /news/, yes). The most useful for Russian culture I personally consider /sn/(scary stories), this board gave us “Soviet Research Institute” and “Samosbor” - an open universe without a single author on which even many authors write real books that can be bought on Litres.
>>131959 >>131960 By the way, questions to Putin from all over the country were sorted and filtered by Sber's “Gigachat” neural network, not 1,000 captive Ukrainians, as everyone previously assumed.
The People's Army of the DPRK deployed the first super-heavy artillery division consisting of about 50 units. 170-mm self-propelled artillery units and 20 units. 240-mm MLRS directly in the Kursk REGION and continues to deploy new units, including crews of Lancet and Harop strike UAVs. Death to Western pigs ha ha ha.
>>132025 it's about Brazilians making noise in flats
suposeddly Ukrainian minor: We are going to call the cops. (Nós vamos chamar a polícia) Brazilian retarded monke woman (1): You can call them (Pode chamar) Ukrainian minor: [The noise is too loud] [O ruído/barulho] Está muito alto!
Brazilian woman: [We will make less noise (?)] Take it easy. Keep calm. ( Menos! Calma.) Ukrainian mother: ...
Brazilian mulato " I Can't define his gender" with red reindeer horns. Because it's Christmas
>>132034 Блять, я дебил. >>132049 They were saying that brazilians are animals and they place in life is at jungle on a palm trees. I'm terribly sorry about reply in russian, it faded from my mind completely, I even answered in english in tge next post !
>>132056 Based, but many of them will be destroyed by a drone made of plastic and wire carrying an RPG-7 shell. This is the reality of modern warfare. The machine gun once changed World War I, nullifying previous doctrines of extensive offensive, forcing commanders to invent a new one right during the war.
I thought this >>132034 was only personal opinion of anon. thanks. The subtitle in video even says the family is supposedly Ukrainian, I thought when he said Rusky he was speaking Russian or only spoke Russian.
Anatoly Kashpirovsky is a well-known hypnotist and psychotherapist who gained popularity in the 1990s in the post-Soviet space thanks to his televised sessions, where he allegedly "healed" people remotely. Many consider his activities pseudoscientific and fraudulent. Here are the key aspects of his "secret":
1. The Power of Suggestion and Mass Manipulation - Kashpirovsky used hypnosis and suggestion techniques to influence people's emotional states. He created the impression that he possessed unique powers capable of "healing" diseases or solving problems. - Mass hypnosis sessions and an atmosphere of belief amplified the placebo effect, leading to temporary improvements in well-being.
2. The Placebo Effect - People who genuinely believed in his ability to heal often experienced real relief from symptoms. This wasn’t due to his actions but rather to their own belief and psychosomatic responses. - Temporary health improvements were interpreted as proof of his "powers."
3. Creating a Mystical Persona - Kashpirovsky skillfully maintained the image of a person with extraordinary abilities by using pseudoscientific terminology and a mysterious manner of speaking. This attracted gullible individuals looking for miraculous solutions to their problems.
4. Using Television - His television programs in the 1990s often presented Kashpirovsky as an authoritative expert. The mass reach of TV amplified the impact of his suggestions and created a "crowd effect," where each viewer felt they were not alone in their belief in his healing powers.
5. Exploiting People's Vulnerability - During the difficult period of the 1990s, many were facing fears, stress, financial instability, and health problems. Kashpirovsky offered "simple" solutions, preying on people's hopes for a miracle.
6. Lack of Evidence and Accountability - His methods were never scientifically proven, and the effects of his "sessions" were temporary and subjective. - He bore no responsibility for his promises since his "healing" occurred remotely, making verification impossible.
Conclusion Kashpirovsky used a combination of psychological techniques, the placebo effect, and mass belief to create the illusion of healing and success. His "secret" lies in his ability to convince people of his extraordinary powers by exploiting their vulnerabilities and emotional states.