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>https://voxday.net/2022/03/15/10-to-14-days/
10 to 14 Days
>Posted on March 15, 2022 by VD
And then it will be all over because the Russian military is exhausted. That’s the current globalist media narrative, anyway.
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>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10613069/Putins-forces-able-fight-14-days-military-experts-say.html
‘Ukraine has Russia on the run’
Russian forces may only be able to sustain full fighting capacity for another ‘ten to 14’ days, senior UK defence sources indicated last night. By that time they may struggle to make any significant progress – while finding it difficult to hold ground, according to the latest intelligence.
Despite another day in which bombs rained down on Ukrainian cities including Kyiv and Kharkiv, resistance to the onslaught has seen the invasion fall behind schedule, allies of Vladimir Putin admitted for the first time on Monday. And American officials said the ground advance, now in its third week, had largely stalled.
A senior UK source said last night: ‘Ukraine has Russia on the run. It is running out of manpower and running out of energy. As long as we keep pressing they’ve got ten to 14 days before reaching their culminating point. That’s when the strength of Ukraine’s resistance should become greater than Russia’s attacking force.’
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Time will tell. I am extremely dubious, so I’m mostly posting this here for the record. We’ll revisit this professional military analysis on March 24 to see how it looks then. I’m anticipating it will look rather similar to the old “14 days to flatten the curve” approach.
>https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/bodies-discovered-abandoned-sonora-homes/
>https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/52000-unidentified-bodies-forensic-crisis/
>https://www.reforma.com/hallan-17-cuerpos-en-casas-en-sonora/ar2367228?v=2
>https://www.infobae.com/america/agencias/2022/03/14/onu-la-impunidad-es-el-principal-reto-ante-crisis-de-desaparecidos-en-mexico-2/
17 bodies discovered in abandoned Sonora homes
A search collective member expects the final count to be higher
>Published on Monday, March 14, 2022
At least 17 bodies were found buried under the patios of abandoned houses in Sonora between Friday and Sunday.
Relatives of missing people and authorities worked together to uncover the bodies and other skeletal remains in Cajeme, 250 kilometers south of Hermosillo. The victims died between six months and a year before their bodies were recovered, the Sonora Attorney General’s Office said. It added that the remains would be forensically examined to determine the identities of the victims.
The search was conducted by the collectives Guerreras Buscadoras de Ciudad Obregón (Warrior Searchers of Ciudad Obregón) and Rastreadoras de Ciudad Obregón (Trackers of Ciudad Obregón) in Urbi Villa del Rey and Urbi Villa del Real.
Lira Muñoz, a member of the Rastreadoras, said that the group received anonymous calls pointing them to the site.
“We were told many times by people that we should search there. We went and we found all this,” she said, adding that she thought the final count would be higher than 17.
Muñoz also explained how the collectives search for bodies.
“We work with T-shaped rods. When the tip of the rod comes out [of the ground], there is a smell [when a body is present] … then when the rod is put into the ground again, it sinks because the earth has been removed,” she said.
Muñoz has already found the body of her missing daughter, Fernanda Sañudo Lira, but continues to help other members of the collective search for their loved ones.
The weekend’s find is the second highest number of missing people discovered in the area. In 2019, 38 people were found buried on a property adjacent to a place called Campo 30.
Despite the work of search collectives to uncover the remains of missing people, whether those bodies will ever be identified is an open question. The federal government acknowledged in December that Mexico is facing what the head of the United Nations (UN) Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) called a “forensic crisis,” with an estimated 52,000 unidentified bodies in common graves and the nation’s morgues.
At the time, the Deputy Interior Minister, Alejandro Encinas, conceded that the government doesn’t have the capacity to guarantee the identification of bodies and ensure they are returned to their families.
Meanwhile, UN representatives said on Monday that impunity is the biggest challenge facing the government from the missing persons crisis. At a meeting organized by the UN, Encinas said there were at least 98,885 missing people in the country, which had resulted in just 35 convictions.
>With reports from Reforma and Infobae…^^^
>https://www.mfa.org/entry/2016/eid-mar-coin-denarius-with-head-of-m-junius-brutus
Eid Mar Coin [Denarius with head of M. Junius Brutus]
>Thursday, October 27, 2016
This coin, known as the Eid Mar or "Ides of March," is the most historically and politically significant in the MFA’s distinctive collection of more than 8,000 coins. The silver coin (called a denarius in Latin) commemorates the ultimate political act, the assassination of dictator Julius Caesar in 44 BC by Brutus and Cassius. Brutus’s portrait is emblazoned on the front of the coin with the name of L. Plaetorius Cestianus, the moneyer (a position for young elites rising through civic office). On the back is a simple cap flanked by two daggers, one for each assassin. In the Roman Republic, during the ceremony of enfranchisement, a slave was given a pileus (egg-shaped hat) to wear as a public sign of his freedom. The hat became a symbol of liberty and was used on coins minted under the magistracy of families that opposed dictators, like Caesar, and others who had earlier tried to consolidate power, like Pompey or the Gracchi. The hat was later used by Roman emperors as a sign of their commitment to the freedom of their subjects.
While many in Rome celebrated the assassination of Julius Caesar, the daggers on the coin serve as a reminder that violence usually begets violence: in the vacuum of power left by Caesar’s death, a number of other strong men (and a woman—Cleopatra!) emerged to fight battle after battle for more than ten years.
If a powerful political individual were to be assassinated today, how would such an action be communicated?
Update November 8, 2016 7:10 pm
Among the 939 likes and individual comments on this Instagram post, here is a highlight:
alessandrabd @requiredreading this is awesome read the whole caption
requiredreading @alessandrabd very cool. Today it would be commemorated by an inflammatory tweet, no doubt
Author
Phoebe Segal is the Mary Bryce Comstock Curator of Greek and Roman Art.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdLpDCD_qsA
4 AM Drop
U.S. Right-Wing Conspiracy Theory Feeds Russia New Excuse For Waging War On Ukraine
>17,981 views |Mar 14, 2022
Ben Collins, senior reporter for NBC News, traces the path that connects the Covid anti-vaccine crowd online with right-wing proponents of a conspiracy theory about Ukrainian biological research facilities that is now serving as Russia's explanation for starting a war against Ukraine.
>4 am…..
>https://voxday.net/2022/03/14/youre-the-insurgent-now/
You’re the Insurgent Now
>Posted on March 14, 2022 by VD
Former service members volunteering to fight the Russians in Ukraine are discovering that war isn’t quite as fun when the other side has air supremacy for a change. This is from a series of Reddit posts purporting to be from a volunteer military veteran in Ukraine:
Yes, I was here today and blown off the top bunk of my bunk bed in the barracks by the first missile. This is where all the foreign legion troops are, the 35 killed were all Ukrainian mostly due to a direct hit on their barracks next to mine. The base is destroyed, the weapons depot destroyed, possibly the end of the legion. About 60 people with their heads on straight including myself left after the attack. They’re sending untrained guys to the front with little ammo and shit AKs and they’re getting killed. The guys who stayed got bombed again in the afternoon and casualties aren’t clear. If you still want to to join them I’m not sure what the process will be since literally all the infrastructure supporting the training/assignments of volunteers is all destroyed. The guys who are there now will all be going to Kyiv and many will die, the legion is totally outgunned and has a few crazy Ukrainian leaders. After the attack one officer wanted to march everyone to Kyiv and fight. Absolute insanity. Stay home.
I didn’t go to Ukraine for the clout. I asked the right questions, deleted my posts, actually bought a plane ticket and brought my ass over. I said in another comment that yes it was 35 Ukrainians killed because their barracks got directly hit. The 180 bullshit is real Russian propaganda. If you think I’m a Russian agent you’re just in denial that the situation is absolutely fucked. Go ahead and join the legion, by all means, but be very aware of how bad Kyiv is going to get and be aware that Russians have warplanes and you will have next to nothing. Be very acceptant of the possibility of death. Those of us who left, including SF operators from multiple countries, are simply risk mitigating. No one wants to die in an unfair fight, and after getting absolutely fucking pummeled by massive cruise missiles today – yeah I kind of want people to think twice before turning their life upside down to go and volunteer.
Like a lot of dudes there have experience and really wanted to shape the battlefield and impact their advance, but ultimately they’re manning frontline positions that are going to get hammered with artillery and airstrikes, buried under rubble and your family never gets your body. That’s when a lot of guys say yeah this isn’t our fight, not like this.
Such are the perils of believing the globalist propaganda factory. These Western volunteers thought they were going to be going on patrols and hunting Russians in the same way they hunted jihadis in Afghanistan and Iraq. A dangerous sport, to be sure, but an activity that is more sport than war nonetheless. But, as they quickly discovered not long after their arrival, they’re not up against an ill-equipped, irregular 4GW insurgency, they’re up against one of the three most formidable professional militaries in the world.
Russia deliberately blew up foreign fighters and arms shipments at a Ukrainian base close to the Polish border on Sunday and has vowed to carry out more strikes in a direct warning to the West. Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for Russia’s ministry of defence, said the base at Yavoriv – 12 miles from NATO territory – was struck by ‘long-range, high-precision’ weapons because it was hosting ‘foreign mercenaries and a large shipment of foreign weapons’. He added: ‘The destruction of foreign mercenaries who arrived on the territory of Ukraine will continue.’
Putin deliberately targeted Ukraine’s ‘foreign legion’ with strike 12 miles from NATO border, Daily Mail, 14 March 2022
The effectiveness of the Russians can be seen in the way they have effectively destroyed the entire Ukrainian foreign legion with a single missile strike without it ever even having the chance to enter the battle space.
howdy
https://rumble.com/c/RTNews
>https://rumble.com/vxg6xd-us-warns-china-against-helping-russia.html
US warns China against helping Russia
>RT Published March 15, 2022
Washington threatens China with 'significant consequences' for economic, military or political assistance to Russia
>https://rumble.com/vxg71j-peoples-convoy-rolls-into-dc-with-horns-blaring.html
People's Convoy rolls into DC with horns blaring
>RT Published March 15, 2022
Truckers enter Washington DC as part of the anti-mandate People's Convoy
>https://rumble.com/vxg2yb-polish-activists-block-trucks-with-food-and-medicine-heading-to-belarus.html
Polish activists block trucks with food & medicine heading to Belarus
>RT Published March 15, 2022 247 Views
Activists in Poland block Russian and Belarusian trucks in an effort to prevent them from crossing the Belarusian border with medicines, food and spare parts
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4tzDm4GjAY
Oakland Police Receives $80K In Private Donations To Launch Drone Program
>4,844 views | Mar 14, 2022
Oakland's Chinatown Improvement Council along with California Waste Solutions have donated tens of thousands to the city's police department to purchase drones. John Ramos reports. (3/14/22)