
If nuclear destruction is imminent, then it doesn't hurt to do exactly against his wishes, no?
If he wants to poison the sea for funsies, it is not beyond him to use the said nukes against humans. Now I ask you, what do you think that happens to Putin if he starts acting like a god and his actions would result in the deaths of all the people working for him? Every single one. That fear of gulag is fast gone if they are going to die anyway in a nuclear fire.

We'll find out from our local expert he ever gets unbanned again. 2 weeks vacation last time, maybe now it's perma one??
Other than that, we anticipate a massive attack on eastern front. Mariupol may not last if the orcs pour every single remaining resource on just vaporizing that city. A far too heavy cost to possibly exhaust them entirely.
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Then I guess we'll see if Macho-Putin is worth his title has the skills to survive with his old buddies in post-apocalyptic world. I suggest you wait and see, but if you expect that said apocalypse, you might just get disappointed.

Then I welcome the divine judgement from above, here in my vacation spot near belarussian border!
Though Putin should hurry the fuck up, I won't be here anymore in a week!
Although I doubt he'd strike here in Poland first, but it would fit that certain Poland-article 5 meme that I should not post here lest I get banned!
whatever the case, I just don't think people should doubt Putin will attack Finland or Sweden in some capacity with the choices they've firmly made despite his threats.
It doesn't have to be nukes, but it is a real, imminent physical attack and not cyberwarfare.

They are welcome to try. Finland alone being the buffer zone for Sweden and far more capable in defense than Ukraine. Don't think the geographical location of Finland helps the russians at all.
Now good luck using the nazi excuse time after time to tell the little orcs to have some fight motivation![]()
from what we've seen in Ukraine, self-preservation is not on the mind of the Russians. They're like the Locust from Gears of War, they'll just throw thousands of lives away in zerg rushes to eventually hope to win through persistence.
They have no regard for the identities of anyone they lose in the war. They're just cogs in the war machine to be thrown away.
So you can say Finland and Sweden will decimate them in a meat grinder. But what if it never ends? As we've seen, the spillover of orcs can still cause unimaginable damage to civilians and infastructure.

And the cogs have, according to media stories, been self-concious about their worthless nature to the commanders. And acted accordingly.
Russia simply has no ground forces left to have multiple fronts. Air forces might be able to do some operations, but finnish air defense can easily end that threat. And the time Finland easily buys mounting a defense means Finland's good allies, such as United States, Sweden, Norway, Estonia and so on...will react too. It's not like Russia has the capability of constantly just waging war against ever-rising amount of victims without consequences.
Finland has been preparing for this since end of WW2.
Unless Russia masters necromancy, it will end. Even if we have to mount their heads on spikes and send the chopped up orc-corpses back to their mommy as a warning.
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Just stoooop. You know nothing about anything.
Finland and Sweden have been threatened by Russia for years, decades even. If it's not a direct threat it's a violation of airspace or territorial waters. It happens every few months when Russia feels the need to remind the world that they still exist. Their rhetoric is not new or even a particular escalation, it's just Russia being Russia and Finns and Swedes alike are used to it.

I'm gonna throw a wild guess. Middle East psychos in Finland and finnish landscape? It's not desert warfare exactly. How well you think they'll fare in entirely unknown territory with no clue how to survive or fight under such conditions?
And as well as the russians treat their cannon fodder riffraff troops...
Russia is not playing 5D chess here, just throwing numbers in the meat grinder isn't gonna work too well in the long run.
yeah in this instance it's consistent because that's what they are: they are a mindless army of psychos, raping, pillaging, and destroying everything but greatly failing in their actual goals.
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the way you make it sound, you make it sound like not only does Russia have no capacity to fight Finland and Sweden, but they're also going to lose in Ukraine.

Yes. Even if they should "win", actually "win", not just wipe out Mariupol and hold a "victory" parade there, they don't have shit left for any further aggression for a while. And meanwhile Finland & Sweden gonna be in NATO, and any further attack on NATO countries = game over, crushing defeat for Russia.
Call me crazy, but I'm gonna heavily suggest that only reason Russia even dares to look at Ukraine, is that they are not in NATO. If Ukraine was, Russia would not even dare to think anything but formal complaints for oh-so-unfair treatment of Russia.
Russia is incapable of doing ANYTHING to anyone with slightest possibility of being able to defend itself.
Last edited by Saradain; 2022-04-13 at 06:26 PM.

Dude, post links with that shit.
Putin 'arrests the man who invented Putinism' in purge of 150 spy chiefs as he turns on his inner circle in hunt for scapegoat for disaster in Ukraine
So pinch of salt, because this is coming from Russian media. I can't think of a good reason Putin would lie about this off the top of my head.Russian outlet Buninskaya Alleya reported: 'More and more sources report that Vladislav Surkov is under house arrest.
'Investigative measures have been carried out allegedly in the case of embezzlement in the Donbas since 2014….
'It was Surkov who was the representative of the Russian President in Ukraine.'
Telegram channel Druid reported: 'According to our sources, Vladislav Surkov is under house arrest.'
If confirmed, the move against Vladislav Surkov appears to show Vladimir Putin is turning on his inner circle, and also deep splits among his closest henchmen.
Unconfirmed accounts say Putin's 'ideologist' is being held in a wide-ranging criminal probe that has also seen the arrest of 150 FSB agents.
The case evidently involves the alleged embezzlement of $5 billion (£3.85billion) by the secret services to create an undercover and intelligence network in Ukraine.
The shadowy Surkov, seen as crucial to Putin's long-running electoral success, was the man who encouraged him to believe Ukraine is not a real country.
The 57-year-old is a former Kremlin insider, more recently a Putin point man in Ukraine.
Before Putin sent troops into Ukraine, Surkov called for Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltic states to be annexed.
The detention of senior FSB figure Col-General Sergei Beseda, 68, now held in grim Lefortovo jail, is seen as a linked case.
Russian opposition politician Ilya Ponomarev also highlighted the detention claims and pointed at Kurkov's closeness to the leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.
Kadyrov is seen as muscling in on the war, and in his role as a Lt-Gen in the national guard demanding that Putin invades all of Ukraine.
This has caused a split in Putin's inner circle.
Surkov was formerly deputy head of the Russian presidential administration from 1999 to 2011.
He has been called Putin's 'main ideologist', devising the concept of 'sovereign democracy' as a mask for authoritarianism.
He advocated the need to defend Russians beyond the borders of the motherland - a key plank in Putin's annexation of Crimea and bossing of the Donbas.
'The Russian world is something bigger than Russia itself,' said Surkov.
'Because we are in fact a dispersed people, our population stretches well beyond our own borders.
'What is the Russian world to me? It's everywhere, where people speak Russian and think like Russians, or where they respect Russian culture.'
Once described as 'the hidden author of Putinism', he advocated an outward look of democratic norms with timely elections in which the results are preordained.
He also convinced Putin that, as Surkov said: 'There is no Ukraine. There is Ukrainianness.
'That is, a specific mental disorder. An amazing enthusiasm for ethnography, taken to an extreme…
'There is no nation.'
So it could be false. But:
1) Putin can't possibly be happy with his Ukrainian intel.
2) The violent and effective resistance means Putin shouldn't be happy with Surkov, either.
3) Yep, that's a Russian official saying that people who live in Ukraine, are Russians, and if they don't agree they have a mental disease.
4) We've all talked about Russian corruption being a proven pandemic in the Russian military. Construction paper doesn't stop RPGs, yo. We've talked about the money that was supposed to go to supplies, going to rich corrupt Russians instead, and then Russian troops show up with no ammo and expired MREs. Well, it would be no giant leap in logic to assume money that was supposed to go to spying on Ukraine, instead being pocked, and people just writing "reports" saying "Ukraine is great, they are clearly for Glorious Leader Putin, invasion would be easy, SIEG HEIL". And...then it wasn't.
We should keep our eyes open for a more credible report, but, I'm not sure how quickly we'd get one -- whether this is a true story or not.
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I would say "save some for the rest of us" but no, Finland's earned this. Just take pictures of the smoking pile of ash that used to be Russia's defenses.