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Pekka
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em seu burro dos pais!
Feb 2002 time: 07:29
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but I must say, that I'm not on anyones side at this war.
I think Chechnya is right to fight, but they have those separatists, small terrorist groups doing crimes, so it's not like I'm on their side. But they have internal fight for power, lines are not unified, so it won't work in the near future as well. Russians have done so much crap there, that I'm not on their side either. But I understand their frustration, seen few documentaries, so it's not very peachy. Few months of training and then you get to be the fng there and expect to die soon. Not motivating. People lose their minds. Understandable. To me it's a stale mate, a dirty war from both sides and it will never stop until someone intervenes.
They should just kiss and make up.
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Siberia, Communist party of Apolyton
Nov 2001 time: 11:29
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quote: Originally posted by Sprayber
Waits for Serb to remind us how well the war is going |
Army is withdrawing. Local Chechen police will handle the situation now. Currently there are about only 20 000 troops.
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MichaeltheGreat
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Apolyton Grand Executioner
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mooning the house that Ruth built.
Oct 1999 time: 21:29
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quote: Originally posted by LaRusso
well you can apply an economic analysis of war (akin to economics of law)
two soldiers of 101st division cost more (in terms of training ) than those 8 Russians
alternatively, Iraq is flat as a pan.
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Actually, that's a common REMF / civvie (even worse) mistake. Not counting the major terrain, since there's no action there, almost anyplace "flat" has enough variations in it's terrain to provide cover/concealment for small force tactics.
Then there's the urban areas, etc., with their 3D battlefield issues.
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in any case, this is more guerilla resistance than i have expected. arabs never fought properly in the field, but this really looks like a proper guerilla war. |
Not nearly. There's a lot of hardware lying around, and small groups can be opportunistic for quite a while. The ability to coordinate, resupply, etc. hasn't been demonstrated. What they're essentially forcing at this point is a deciding point on just how we handle the local populace in trying to root out these *******s? Do we back away, or do we escalate forcefully, and maybe piss a few more people off?
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Siberia, Communist party of Apolyton
Nov 2001 time: 11:29
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quote: Originally posted by Lonestar
Yeah, seriously. The thread title might as well said "Serb! Git yer arse over here!" |
So, here I am. What now?
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