Replying to @BNONews
Clearly a reference to the book “Delay, Deny, Defend” about the methods used by insurance companies to drag their feet on customer payments.
OSINT Group313
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OSINT Group313
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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Collection Team with Technical Focus on Russia. RTs for the purposes of archiving. Any commentary is only personal opinion.
Joined January 2022
- Replying to @shashjIf the Ukraine war has proved anything about the west it’s that: 1) US Intel post-Iraq is unbelievably good 2) German Intel is unbelievably bad
- Replying to @glocklesnar98 and @mrsorokaaLooks like some Iranian backed militia may have taken it upon themselves to try to declare war between Iran and the US. If there are US dead, I’d expect a significant reply of overwhelming nature.
- Replying to @sentdefenderI’m really not sure if April Fools during a full scale war is in good taste
- Replying to @BurtMaclin_FBI and @elonmuskThis is, fundamentally, the opposite of how the American system works. The Congress decides *what* to do. The President decides *how* to do it (not if) The Judiciary decides *if* the method or the action itself is allowable. That’s how checks and balances works.
- Replying to @davidvance and @fermerzpolissiaCalling Kyiv is normal International practice. Your refusal to do so is counter to long standing US Policy on adhering to country derived spellings upon request.
- Replying to @overdramatiqueWhatever chance Palestine had, it’s damaged severely Whatever chance Hamas had, it’s gone entirely. I hope and pray that Israel doesn’t raze the entirety of Gaza to the ground… but they absolutely can, with zero way for anyone to stop them.
- Replying to @ShaykhSulaimanThere’s no way people are actually this stupid This has to be a joke
- Replying to @Aryx3DChina already knows war is on the horizon and is acting like it The U.S. is finally waking up and acting upon it, but is far behind the needed curve Europe is so asleep they may actually be in a irreversible coma, even with the Russian threat It’s not a good trend for the West
- Replying to @AdrianBonenber1I honestly think the party is a bit disconcerted by how disorganized and disconnected the Kremlin appears to be. The Chinese have high expectations on Russian state control, as they have, and when it’s not met it’s a serious concern of having trusted too much
- Replying to @Txp_RBI_XctuxlThe worst take is when people think this looks like someone that didn’t practice. It’s basically a sure thing that he did, based on the observable signatures. One of the only things we can know for near certain, is that he wasn’t surprised by the need to rack each round
- Replying to @JohnPlatner @Blue_Sauron and @herooftheday10That’s not how artillery works. It’s very rare that artillery directly hits anything, but it throws massive rings of high speed fragmentation. The hit towards the end in the firing line likely shredded most the equipment on the line. It even cooked off pallet ammo
- Replying to @Leila_MAThis is so incorrect and demonstrates such a misunderstanding of the laws and realities of war that it’s, frankly, surprising and borderline impressive
- Replying to @TheStudyofWarThe pipeline contract feeding the dissenting members of NATO expires at the end of 2024, with Ukraine wanting to control flow. The metering station lies within Sudzha. Maybe not a primary goal, but a damn good secondary.
