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I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. View Quote Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: They sent 5 guns and they're tapped out, did I read that right? Germany pledged 7! They need to send the US cash to pay for what we sent instead. It is sickening how we are getting played. Why you no #istandwithukraine ? ... Attached File |
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Quoted: We are "sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine" is an incorrect statement. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So, the USA is sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine on top of the $30 billion plus we're sending to Israel this year and the Dutch can't be bothered to do more than send five artillery pieces? Well, it's nice to know that our European allies are shouldering their fair share of the burden for a crisis in their backyard. Most of it is getting stolen by politicians. |
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Quoted: So, the USA is sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine on top of the $30 billion plus we're sending to Israel this year and the Dutch can't be bothered to do more than send five artillery pieces? Well, it's nice to know that our European allies are shouldering their fair share of the burden for a crisis in their backyard. View Quote This is the story of NATO, over and over again. It's just another way to fleece the American tax payer. |
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Quoted: Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery Well I'm not, because I don't give a single fuck about Ukraine. |
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Quoted: We are "sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine" is an incorrect statement. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So, the USA is sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine on top of the $30 billion plus we're sending to Israel this year and the Dutch can't be bothered to do more than send five artillery pieces? Well, it's nice to know that our European allies are shouldering their fair share of the burden for a crisis in their backyard. |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. View Quote To be fair that was back for February |
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Quoted: It’s a small country, with a small (and neglected) military. They probably do not have a lot of these pieces that are fully operational and deployable. At least they did provide something that is useful and works (and not just old obsolete garbage). Why not be mad at the countries that aren’t giving anything? View Quote Can we be happy for the countries that aren’t giving anything? |
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Quoted: Well I'm not, because I don't give a single fuck about Ukraine. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery Well I'm not, because I don't give a single fuck about Ukraine. You should give a fuck about know what’s going on before you speak. |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. View Quote "As he looked up, Jesus saw the rich putting their gifts into the temple treasury. He also saw a poor widow put in two very small copper coins. 'I tell you the truth,' he said, 'this poor widow has put in more than all the others. All these people gave their gifts out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in all she had" |
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Quoted: Can you provide a source to back that claim up that isn’t a Russian or Russian aligned source? No, you can’t. Can you provide a source to back that claim up that isn’t a Russian or Russian aligned source? No, you can’t. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: All while the comedian who runs Ukraine gets closer to having a Billion Dollars in his personal bank account, He's currently up to $850,000,000 I wonder what Hunter & the Big Guy's cut is? Quoted: honestly, why would you send a single fricking bullet to a country who's President has amassed an 850MILLION dollar fortune in just a few years as President? he's very CLEARLY scraping money, he can buy his shit himself. Can you provide a source to back that claim up that isn’t a Russian or Russian aligned source? No, you can’t. Quoted: All while the comedian who runs Ukraine gets closer to having a Billion Dollars in his personal bank account, He's currently up to $850,000,000 I wonder what Hunter & the Big Guy's cut is? Can you provide a source to back that claim up that isn’t a Russian or Russian aligned source? No, you can’t. Which leads me to another question… Why do GD’s authoritative posters never provide sources themselves? |
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Quoted: Which leads me to another question… Why do GD’s authoritative posters never provide sources themselves? View Quote Because people have their prejudices and they hate to be corrected, especially if they look like loudmouth jackasses. As for the Dutch being shit out of artillery. That's sad, but inevitable. For everyone reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing! About the expense of the conflict in Ukraine. Which is more expensive? A gruesome proxy war or a full on nuclear exchange with Russia? This conflict is awful, but it is airing out persistent rot that has needed to be addressed for years and it can easily get a whole lot worse. |
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Quoted: Strong repudiation! My statement is correct. We are not sending $40 billion to Ukraine. Especially in the way it is getting painted, as cash for the Ukrainian gov to steal. View Quote So the entire Ukrainian government is running off to some place like the Virgin Islands to enjoy their ill gotten gains while their people are being slaughtered? Oh well, I suppose the citizenry of all these countries can always be counted on to be good little tax cattle. |
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Quoted: Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery Thanks for the irrelevant info That’s not his point |
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Quoted: We are "sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine" is an incorrect statement. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So, the USA is sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine on top of the $30 billion plus we're sending to Israel this year and the Dutch can't be bothered to do more than send five artillery pieces? Well, it's nice to know that our European allies are shouldering their fair share of the burden for a crisis in their backyard. We agree, it’s $54B and it’s an understatement. $54,000,000,000.00 |
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Quoted: We agree, it’s $54B and it’s an understatement. $54,000,000,000.00 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: So, the USA is sending an astronomical $40 billion to Ukraine on top of the $30 billion plus we're sending to Israel this year and the Dutch can't be bothered to do more than send five artillery pieces? Well, it's nice to know that our European allies are shouldering their fair share of the burden for a crisis in their backyard. We agree, it’s $54B and it’s an understatement. $54,000,000,000.00 Yet something like half of the money or the things it buys will never cross the Ukrainian border and most of the rest is the value of weapons, not cash, given to them. People seem to think this is a cash deal like Obama made with Iran. |
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Quoted: You should give a fuck about know what’s going on before you speak. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery Well I'm not, because I don't give a single fuck about Ukraine. You should give a fuck about know what’s going on before you speak. Attached File |
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Quoted: I should be clear. $11B is the authorization for the direct transfer of current US property. Sunk costs. $9B is authorized new spending. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Only a small amount of it actually goes to weapons. Most will pay NGOs managed by leftists and the elite to provide humanitarian aid. 20 billion of the 40 is dedicated towards military expenses I should be clear. $11B is the authorization for the direct transfer of current US property. Sunk costs. $9B is authorized new spending. “small amount” |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/38312/F4271C90-DCD6-4AF3-9B11-23B5FAF7AA2A_jpe-2390508.JPG I see Estonia gave 6 cases of expired MRE , 2 toasters and a pair of socks. Wheres that guy from Estonia that is always shilling for us to give more money and calls everybody a Russian? Broke ass needs to pony up or fuck off. Estonia sent Javelins, howitzers, rifles and ammunition. As a share of GDP they have sent four times more than anyone else. They’ve sent 1/3 of their annual defense budget, which is 2.3% of GDP and therefore makes them per capita one of the big spenders in Europe. You should be embarrassed. @outofbattery Well I'm not, because I don't give a single fuck about Ukraine. You should give a fuck about know what’s going on before you speak. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/LOL-UMAD-BRO1gqf_zps44023202_JPG-109.jpg Mad, no. Judging, yes. Your countries tanks are going to have a hard time getting spares now that the plant was blown up btw. |
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Ha, I knew this was going to happen. Another money making boondoggle for the politicians lining their pockets and we get to foot the bill.
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Quoted: As long as you are cool with paying my student loans I’ll pivot my stance. We cool? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Strong repudiation! My statement is correct. We are not sending $40 billion to Ukraine. Especially in the way it is getting painted, as cash for the Ukrainian gov to steal. As long as you are cool with paying my student loans I’ll pivot my stance. We cool? Ah look, the FSA has its hand out again. |
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Quoted: So the entire Ukrainian government is running off to some place like the Virgin Islands to enjoy their ill gotten gains while their people are being slaughtered? Oh well, I suppose the citizenry of all these countries can always be counted on to be good little tax cattle. View Quote |
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Quoted: Ha, I knew this was going to happen. Another money making boondoggle for the politicians lining their pockets and we get to foot the bill. View Quote As long as people suck it up and bear the theft it there's really not much incentive for already insanely wealthy and powerful people to keep fucking everyone over and stealing everything that is not nailed down. |
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Quoted: They need to be embarrassed about what they don’t have, not what they gave. View Quote They are not a big country, 17 million. They have been increasing their forces since Trump jumped their asses but still, they are not a major player. Active infantry only amounts to 2 Brigades. Yes, they could do more but don't hold your breath. You can't get blood out of a carrot. Don't forget their military is unionized. A shining example of why we never want to go down that rabbit hole. lol |
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Quoted: It is mind boggling to think about how armed the world was leading up to the world wars, and how disarmed it is now. The Dutch had 700 heavy artillery pieces going into WW2. View Quote Um, you better read up on that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netherlands_in_World_War_II |
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There aren’t but 18 howitzers at most in a US inf or armor bde. 5 is a good amount to come from the Dutch
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Story sounds like they are refusing to help Ukraine when in fact they can’t help Ukraine any more.
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The Euroweenies support will slowly fade away as long as they know the US will continue to write the big checks. Get ready for the $100B check October 1st.
Ghost of Kiev!!! |
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Quoted: It is mind boggling to think about how armed the world was leading up to the world wars, and how disarmed it is now. The Dutch had 700 heavy artillery pieces going into WW2. It seems like Russia, China, and us are the only people with arms stockpiles anymore. View Quote It does feel like an odd climate of arms. If the countries providing weapons really wanted to send arms to Ukraine they not only can, but they would be some pretty high caliber modern weaponry. Enough to wipe out any air force and navy nearby. It's like WWII weapons on a modern battle field. I can not understand how Russia is not dominating Ukraine with devastating air assaults. |
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Quoted: Story sounds like they are refusing to help Ukraine when in fact they can’t help Ukraine any more. View Quote Story is Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Quoted: It is mind boggling to think about how armed the world was leading up to the world wars, and how disarmed it is now. The Dutch had 700 heavy artillery pieces going into WW2. It seems like Russia, China, and us are the only people with arms stockpiles anymore. View Quote That’s what happens when you allow yourself to be played as a sugar daddy since the end of WW2. |
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Quoted: It does feel like an odd climate of arms. If the countries providing weapons really wanted to send arms to Ukraine they not only can, but they would be some pretty high caliber modern weaponry. Enough to wipe out any air force and navy nearby. It's like WWII weapons on a modern battle field. I can not understand how Russia is not dominating Ukraine with devastating air assaults. View Quote The Russian invasion has been a clusterfuck of truly epic proportions. Incompetence the likes of which I'm not sure has ever been seen before. Certainly not in a European war. |
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Quoted: Story sounds like they are refusing to help Ukraine when in fact they can’t help Ukraine any more. View Quote What they have left isn’t enough to provide any serious defense, so they should just send it all. They know we’ll crank up the printing press to 11 for their defense. What’s a little more inflation, right? |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/298946/B4077F62-B5F9-423D-A797-7F6EB8523633_jpe-2390521.JPG All you can do is laugh. View Quote Laugh indeed. I was paying $85,000 per year in Fed taxes before Ukraine was invaded. I hate it more than I can say, but 40b is literally a drop in the bucket. |
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