antityrantosaur.bsky.social
Hate dictators. Love dinosaurs.
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That arm's looking strong again now! Great to see him looking so well.
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Trying to trample over someone with a horse sounds like attempted murder to me.
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Please....stop! (Don't you dare stop!)
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Oooh....SBU really know how to make an Antityrantosaur moist!!
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Yum, f******, Yum!😋
Can I have some more, please?
Ukraine is doing the business for themselves,and the free world- love to see it!
Thanks #ukraine
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Can't argue with that reasoning!
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Ukraine isn't a signatory to the CCM.
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These hits were against military targets in an open field, not in a civilian area, so not a war crime. Cluster bombing civilian area city centres, markets and religious gatherings = war crimes. Geddit?
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The incoming tracer round at the end was a nice touch- shame it wasn't a bit closer!
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Not a great demonstration of the Mexican Navy's training. Terrible Seamanship on the face of it-It'll be interesting to see what the investigation finds.
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She's as economically illiterate as he is, so this is unsurprising, yet still an irritating appearance by the sub-lettuce mistake of a prime minister.
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IMO it's not a matter of 'at this rate'. Denmark should already be sending it's entire army to Pituffik and building a base comprised of deep tunnels right next to the US base and stockpiling millions of small drones, shells and AA there. That is the only way to shut the orange man up- deterrence!
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Whomever deleted this data, or ordered it to be deleted have made themselves complicit in these crimes and facilitators of their continuation. They should be indicted as such.
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I understand equipment needs to be abandoned sometimes. What I don't understand is why weren't these destroyed before the retreat?
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Viking Ammo! 💥⚔️
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It's 100% aligned with the plan, so clearly the latter.
#project2025
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project...
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I feel you, brother. War makes monsters of all of us.
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Beehave!
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Although article 7 of the EU charter allows suspension of voting rights and other sanctions.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article...
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You are right about limiting further investment in the F35.
We should be going all in on the Tempest (or equivalent) with as little US tech in it as possible.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Sys...
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I think the UK only oedered B variant, as we need VTOL capability, even on the carriers, as they don't have catapults.
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*no shame 🙄
Trump also shares ideology with Putin (might makes right, misogynistic, greed, racial supremacy, megalomania), so 3 out of 4 should be plenty for Putin to work with to keep #krasnov is check.
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I don't necessarily think so.
Out of the four rwasons to become a spy (Money Ideology Compromise Ego), Trump is susceptible to Money and Ego, so he doesn't really need to be compromised. The guy has to shame and gets away with heinous crimes, so why care about kompromat?
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Depends on whether you include reserves or not. Wembley capacity is 90k. Full time Army strength is 73k + about 30k reserves.
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The warheads are ours, yes. The missiles are leased american hardware. I highly doubt they don't have a back door, meaning the US could disable them if they wanted.
Also, the UK haven't had a successful Trident test in over 10 years. We need our own missiles.
www.bbc.com/news/uk-6835...
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Clearly a russian. Tell-tale inability to apply 'a' in english sentences often gives them away.
#russiaisaterroriststate
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Indeed, except is was #krasnov 😉
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Champion!
I felt a little tense there for a while
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😂
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I hate being right 🤦
At least he got out alive.
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2/ There were no General Elections in the UK between 1935 and July 1945, making the wartime Parliament the longest in modern British history. Whereas Ukraine's constitution prohibits holding elections under martial law, the UK Parliament had to vote annually to prolong itself.
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I had the same sense of foreboding.
I fear russia might try to kill Z, and the US won't stop them.
At best, Trump might try to humiliate Z, or make him sign a different deal to what he's agreed to, forcing him to refuse, giving #Krasnov a pretext to cut off aid.
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You may enjoy @leopardsatemyface.bsky.social
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That's quite the forlorn assumption. Even his own mother said he was an idiot.
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It all makes perfect sense when you realise Trump works for Putin.
#krasnov
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No. The warheads are under ours. The missiles are leased from the US. I find it hard to believe they wouldn't have a back door in them.
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Is this personal number monitored by the russian, rather than US security services?
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The UK needs to develop it's own delivery system- we cant trust the Trident missiles any more (if we ever could).
Perhaps the French could help us out with that?
I hope the UK gov has contigency planning in case the US pulls the rug from under our dererrent.