> I would have never believed all this just a few years ago, how it will go down.
The writing is on the wall for a while now, the only problem is that people talking about it are promptly labeled as not worthy of being listened to
The writing is on the wall for a while now, the only problem is that people talking about it are promptly labeled as not worthy of being listened to
Exactly, did people forget Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014? Let's not be naive here.
Could more have been done? Probably, but effort was definitely put in.
I had a friend who kept saying that we needed to do something back then, and kinda ignored him, and now looking back, it's depressing how right he was.
For example, while the catastrophic ineptitude of the Russian forces at the start of their invasion has caused me to believe 80% of their nukes don't work any more, even just one nuke detonated as a HAEMP would destroy a continental-sized power grid — and the same visible signs of corruption that gave me the previous 80%, that also means there's a substantial chance at least one of the warheads ended up on the black market.