Looks like the Ukraine is dropping cluster bombs on Donetsk now

[Natural Citizen]

Not seing anything from western sources about it, predictably but it appears that they were dropped on a university, a private residence and some other civilian targets.

Those things are banned in over a hundred countries.

Donetsk University of Economics and Trade is on fire here...

 

[MisterBeale]

What do you suppose was the primary target?

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[Natural Citizen]

What do you suppose was the primary target?

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No idea.

I'm not fluent to read the only sources available at the moment.

And I doubt western media will touch it with a ten foot pole.

Those cluster munitions are bad news for civillians, though.

 

[Anomalism]

If we keep fucking around Russia is going to do something extreme.

 

[Esdraelon]

If we keep fucking around Russia is going to do something extreme.

I don't see Ukraine being able to dislodge Russia from the east and south but if they managed to succeed somehow and begin retaking Crimea, yeah, nothing Russia did would surprise me at that point. The longer this thing burns, the greater the chance it will spread.

 

[Natural Citizen]

If we keep fucking around Russia is going to do something extreme.

Yeah. Probably.

But the politicians have bunkers, so.

 

[SaxonJackson]

Not seing anything from western sources about it, predictably but it appears that they were dropped on a university, a private residence and some other civilian targets.

Those things are banned in over a hundred countries.

Donetsk University of Economics and Trade is on fire here...

Leave it to Zelensky and Biden to murder innocent, noncombatants with illegal or banned weapons. Scumbags.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Leave it to Zelensky and Biden to murder innocent, noncombatants with illegal or banned weapons. Scumbags.

He'll end up a grease spot on the asphalt eventually.

That's my prediction anyway.

If it happens, maybe his D.C. dealers can reintroduce that previous resolution to install and immortalize him through that bust of him that they wanted to be placed in the U.S. Capitol again.

I'm sure there's an annoying bust of a founding father in there some place that they're just itching to remove to make room.

 

[1srelluc]

I suspect it's all they can do at this point after getting Kursked no end the past few months.

 

[Concerned American]

Leave it to Zelensky and Biden to murder innocent, noncombatants with illegal or banned weapons. Scumbags.

There was a convention on cluster munitions that outlawed their use in 2008. It was signed on by 123 nations. However, the US, Ukraine or Russia are not signatories as are most of the eastern bloc.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Yeah. Probably.

But the politicians have bunkers, so.

Doesnt matter if youre in the radiation zone.......you'll get radded to death or misery

 

[Natural Citizen]

Doesnt matter if youre in the radiation zone.......you'll get radded to death or misery

Thing about nuclear weapons is they aren't really the way that people traditionally or historically understand them any more. They've evolved.

A couple of times I've thought about bringing that up in a thread whenever I've seen nukes mentioned.

I don't think there would be a nuclear winter, per se.

But my knowledge about the advancements (either technological or in any modern ability to manage the intended scope of effect) is really only half-assed anyway, so I never did.

People will definitely die, though, regardless. Yep. No doubt about it.

 

[yidnar]

leaders need to pushing both sides for negotiations be fore Russia drops one of these ..
more than 3000 times as powerful as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima!

 

[Concerned American]

Thing about nuclear weapons is they aren't really the way that people traditionally or historically understand them any more. They've evolved.

A couple of times I've thought about bringing that up in a thread whenever I've seen nukes mentioned.

I don't think there would be a nuclear winter, per se.

But my knowledge about the advancements is really only half-assed anyway, so I never did.

People will definitely die, though, regardless. Yep. No doubt about it.

Clear back in the 70s, Carter was working on a neutron bomb that would make people glow and take them out with radiation -- but it wouldn't damage infrastructure. It failed to generate much interest.

 

[MarathonMike]

Cluster Bombs a.k.a landmine seeding.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Clear back in the 70s, Carter was working on a neutron bomb that would make people glow and take them out with radiation -- but it wouldn't damage infrastructure. It failed to generate much interest.

Nah. Jimmy don't know anything about how to build a neutron bomb. I'd let him frame a house, though.

The folks whom Eisenhower and Kennedy warned us about, though? That's a different story. lol. Actually, more so Eisenhower because Kennedy pissed off the central bankers. Even though, I guess, technically they're part of that. All wars are, after all, banker wars. (which reminds me of a good video)

 

[Concerned American]

Nah. Jimmy don't know anything about how to build a neutron bomb. I'd let him frame a house, though.

Carter was a lousy president. But he was the closest thing we've seen to being honest--which is probably why he was a lousy POTUS. That being said, Carter was a nuclear physicist and a naval submariner in the 60s. He is credited with preventing a meltdown on a nuclear sub.

Profile in courage: When Jimmy Carter helped save a nuclear reactor

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[Natural Citizen]

This is that video I recalled in my previous posting.

It's 43 minutes, though. Kind of long. Do or do not, though. Either way it's up.



And I'll throw in an accompanying article...

All Wars Are Banker Wars

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[Natural Citizen]

Carter was a lousy president. But he was the closest thing we've seen to being honest--which is probably why he was a lousy POTUS. That being said, Carter was a nuclear physicist and a naval submariner in the 60s. He is credited with preventing a meltdown on a nuclear sub.

Profile in courage: When Jimmy Carter helped save a nuclear reactor

With the former president having entered hospice, a little-known chapter from Jimmy Carter’s naval career illustrates his courage and problem-solving skills under hazardous conditions.

www.csmonitor.com

Well heck if I even knew that.

I always just thought of him as a peanut farmer.

And I'm not even kidding. Gosh honest thruth.

 

[justoffal]

leaders need to pushing both sides for negotiations be fore Russia drops one of these ..
more than 3000 times as powerful as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima!

Tsar bomba