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>Ukraine launches TrophyLab: we are opening access to captured Russian weapon technologies for our global partners. Every missile, drone, and vehicle seized on the battlefield is now a source of knowledge for the free world.
No more zigger wunderwaffe
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>>65254171
Isn't most of it sovietshit from 40+ years ago? I'd assume most western glowies already know a lot of that data
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>>65254178
Nobody cares about BTRs, but drones and some of their limited supply of good shit is worth investigating. Especially as it may give us better ideas of what China is capable of.
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>>65254180
>>65254178
Modern cuise missiles, ballistic systems, tank/unmanned UGV data and drones ofc
Also anti-drone systems and more
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>>65254171
>the virgin shared captured russian equipment
>the chad capture soviet equipment
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>>65254180
>>65254186
Fair enough, there's probably some valuable stuff in there
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Should be the final nail in the coffin for Russia's tank and missile exports
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>>65254171
>going to war, just so you can measure up the capabilities of slav equipment to then share it
These War Thunder data leaks are getting out of hand
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This actually could be really interesting, I want to see more teardowns of the kinds of electronics they are putting in their cruise missiles.
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>>65254281
quite sure they've some russian rocket tear downs
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>>65254408
they literally have the S-70 Okhotnik
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But /k/ told me Russian tech was just recycled USSR stuff that's of no value. So why bother ?
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>>65254440
It's still fun to point and laugh. It brings people together.
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>>65254171
It's worth it just for the trolling.
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>>65254171
Well, there go Russia's arms imports. And exports. Oof.
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>>65254171
Holy kek, imagine being on day 1562 of the 3 day SMO and your enemy starts selling your technical data.
I prey this makes it to the public eventually, maybe we could crowd fund Sealand getting access.
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>>65254178
SAMs, A2A missiles, SRBMs, jammers ect. are all entering service all the time and that data is extremely useful against anyone that buys Russian.
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>>65254440
Like most militaries it's a mix of 40yo stuff and stuff that entered service last year.
They are always making new stuff they just don't have enough of it to win a war.
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>>65254171
US took all of russias nukes in the 90s, and russia sells everything they have to customers, so there's literally nothing russia has that hasn't been investigated down to the nuts and bolts.
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>>65254904
You would know better than governments.
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>>65254440
How's your personal mic then?
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They should do it to any foreign aid supplies they capture as a deterrent
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>>65254178
yeah, glowies do, but it's going to be interesting to see if there's anything neat that comes out of having a publicly avaliable database.

>>65254440
this is a political move as much as a miltary one. russia's second biggest export is it's military tech, and if the ukes are publishing numbers that look bad with possible proof, it could discourage purchases, or lead people to just copy the tech outright.
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>>65254913
check ebay... there are a huge number of ukrainian accounts selling war loot. I bought a Vostok Amphibia 1970s 200m watch and a box lot of 200 pins. All for $80.
There are also russian accounts selling first aid kits kek.
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>>65254178
that's the best part - you can recreate it by using the parts from your grandma's radio made 80 years ago
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>>65254440
It's so you can finally own the WarThunder devs over the tank turret rotation speed!
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>>65254171
Warthunder forum is in shambles
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>>65254932
>tfw too afraid of haunted loot
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>>65254914
Yeah, I would foremost see it as economic warfare, doesn’t encourage you to buy Russian equipment (especially EW / communications stuff) if Ukrainians are going to share the secrets about them with a very low threshold.
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>>65254171
>people actually believe that the info hasnt being shared already with nato members
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>>65254992
I used to own a late 1800s journal of a farmer who Shining'ed his whole family in a deep winter. I found the article at one point on it. 3+suicide.
Grocery lists and planting tables and feed schedules and shit, nothing personal. Still, the person I bought it from insisted it was haunted and the person who had it after me had a storm of bad luck and so did the guy he sold it to at a horror convention. As far as I know it didn't do anything to me.
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>>65255017
>people actually believe that the info hasnt being shared already with nato members
This is about selling access to MIC for $$$, or at least stimulating air defence tech.
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>>65254932
>There are also russian accounts selling first aid kits kek.
The /k/onsumer is dining well
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>>65254996
>doesn’t encourage you to buy Russian equipment
Russia can't sell tech transfer any more because anyone can buy it from Ukraine for much less.
And why buy Russian when you can buy the blueprints and build your own?

Obviously some things aren't so easy to build but a lot are.
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>>65255066
You don't know the half of it. I've bought more surplus this year from this war at retard cheap prices that the market may have funded or inspired killing sprees JUST for loot.
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>>65254171
so... we're gonna finally learn about the secret of dirt bikes and golf carts?
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>>65255104
>dirt bikes and golf carts
No. We're "balancing" the USSR Warthunder tech tree.
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>>65255112
mods on suicide watch, all servers crash
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>>65255112
>perfidious khokhol have modify data
>source not accept
>now go, a BMP-T have been detrack by bomb of 2000 kilo, we must adding more stalinium to compensate
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>>65255145
Everyone cries about Russian bias but I play Germany & Russia and survive a lot more bullshit I shouldn't in German tanks.
Today I had 1000lb bomb bounce off the roof of my Tiger 2 and just take out the tracks.
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>>65254171
This is a good idea if only for the zigger seething. They sent a T-90 to the US early in the war.

>>65254973
No russian bias. Small dev team plz understand.
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Can't wait for the new War Thunder vehicles
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>>65254171
new smut material
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>>65254171
Amazing post until the "defend democracy" line, generational aura loss right there
>>65254281
Isn't it only for feds and designated companies?
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>>65254440
>But /k/ told me

no we didn't, this phrase is a massive "I AM ARGUING IN BAD FAITH" dogwhistle
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>>65255333
designated foreign and domestic companies, designated domestic military units and friendly governments,
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>>65255333
>Defending democracy is cringe but in zoomer words
Nah, I'm still in favour of stamping on the neck of autocracy. If there's one thing that my grandfather taught me it's that whatever weird ass autocratic fuckhead autismo system you want to believe is going to shortcut us all to utopia, ain't. Techno-ascensionism, communism, fascism. Whatever, they all lead to the same misery. Democracy and convincing your fellow man to not be a shitheel is difficult but the best system we can possible have. Vote. Protest. Agitate. Educate your peers. Never trust anyone that would trade liberty for safety. I shouldn't have to type this in 2026.
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>>65255206
I find this image to be surreal, this T-90A was abandoned and then captured in some battlefield in bumfuck nowhere Ukraine and then it traveled across the world to have this picture taken in a gas station in Louisiana.
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>>65255340
>no we didn't, this phrase is a massive "I AM ARGUING IN BAD FAITH" dogwhistle
Both those things can be true.
Of course, /k/ also told anon to fuck deer.
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Honestly, the war has given us the best info I've ever seen as a layman. I can hop on jewtube and watch valgear discuss and review grenades, as well as fps vids of trench clearing. Or even just the pictures of russian ballistic missile circuit boards. I mean, vacuum tubes, aliexpress components, and shitty hand soldered stuff.
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>>65255344
So feds and designated companies
>>65255451
>Nah, I'm still in favour of stamping on the neck of autocracy.
>Vote. Protest.
>Never trust anyone that would trade liberty for safety.
does he know?
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>>65254932
What are some search terms that are useful?
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>>65255469
>Stationed in bumfuck nowhere Russia
>Fought in bumfuck nowhere Ukraine
>Sent for evaluation in bumfuck nowhere USA
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>>65255469
lel it's still got the parade rims on the roadwheels.
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>>65255056
>It didn’t do anything to me
You’re on 4chins.
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>>65254238

If it's open source data directly from a government, does that really make it a leak? Will we finally get the end of Russian bias? Probably not, but still.
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>>65255567
Just a whole lot of bumfucking really, fitting for a Russian tank
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>>65254171

WAR THUNDER FORUMS HERE WE COME
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>>65255604
it'll be flagged as Ukrainian propaganda by the usual crowd
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>>65255604
It's not open source though, it's only for feds and their corporate allies. I don't even know why it's posted here, I doubt us commoners would ever be able to look at it
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>>65255614
>tfw if they nerf R*ssian junk they will just nerf everything else just as hard if not harder
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>>65254992
My favorite milsurp jacket as a teenager had a bullet hole and bloodstains.
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>>65255691
>live in defense industry-friendly state
>found company for the lulz
>get access
>do nothing but autistically drool over blueprints
Such is life.
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>>65254208
>probably
Dumbest take ITT so far.

Deep knowledge enemy EW/comms equipment has always been priceless. Even more so now that crucial weapon systems are completely dependent on both.
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>>65255699
>What do you mean stingers are better than Iglas? That's not physically possible (just like an rbmk reactor exploding) all manpads have the same flaws as an Igla and thus they all have the exact same stats as an Igla!
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>>65254281
unless they buy the electronics from outside russia I'm pretty sure they're only domestically capable of like... 1970's tier PCB's and wiring.. someone posted a pic of some russian vehicle wiring and missile internals and it was genuinely like some breadboard looking garbage with enormous conduction traces like someone did it by fuckin hand
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Now say "Thank you, ukies"
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>>65254440
It mostly is, that's why cuckoreshnik is so unprecise - it's using 50 y.o. gyroscopic guidance which fails at the speeds it's used
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>>65254171
communist biolaab cat girls?
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>>65255333
Trips of truth. Ukrainians deserve genocide.
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odds of the guy organizing this just wanting to improve war thunder stats without getting v&?
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>>65255333
Democracy is non-negotiable, brown mongoloid subhuman.
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>>65256168
>unironically quoting a satire video game character
You do realize it's supposed to be contradictory, right? The humor comes from something supposedly from the will of the people being imposed involuntarily.
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>>65256183
Do you think that anon was alive when Fallout 3 came out?
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>>65256187
Good point. He probably just saw it in a reddit meme.
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>>65255523
>watch valgear discuss and review grenades

No you can't :^)
.t Youtube
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>>65256183
I remember when bethesda's fallout writing was seen as what it is--puerile garbage.
Now even its jokes are too complex and mature to be understood by laymen.

How did stupidity become a rampant epidemic so quickly.
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>>65254178
Glowies don't share with corporations. This is more for Western corps to test their wares against. Also, glowies often get fake inflated data during the Soviet era and sometimes wilfully use it to spur military spending in the US. The ukies have real hard data that are still useful because lots of 3rd world countries still use Soviet/Russian equipment. At the very least, it provides baseline data for later derived weapons made by China.
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>>65254211
it's not like some african shithole can whip up a tank factory just like that
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>>65254171
I think what's important here is that it also works as a very good
>yeah, try selling them anything, fucker
threat/deterrent against China and any other potential country dumb enough to try and sell them military equipment
With their heavy equipment stock dwindling and no real manufacturing capability to match the loss rate in any reasonable ratio, the TZD will only accelerate
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>>65255995
>>found company for the lulz
>>get access
It will probably cost money.
Whether it's a reasonable amount to pay is another story, it might just be like a pro subscription to Jane's and something an autistic military enthusiast (but I repeat myself) could and would pay.
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>>65256099
>it was genuinely like some breadboard looking garbage with enormous conduction traces like someone did it by fuckin hand
They probably did.

>enormous conduction traces
tbf: those are going to stand up to their operating conditions better than micro-electronics with sub-hairwidth traces.
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>>65256251
>This is more for Western corps to test their wares against
It is very much in Ukraine's interest and to their advantage to stimulate the market to provide counter-measures to Russian tech.
Anything they can do to grease the rails for both MIC and start-ups to bring effect solutions online will pay off big.
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>>65256646
Judging by Eurosatory and ILA, evverybody in Europe is going for it. Cooperatioin with Ukrainian companies everywhere, drone and anti-drone systems, UAVs, UGVs and so on.

Plus an actual metric shitton of 'classic' solutions.
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>>65256698
>Judging by Eurosatory and ILA, evverybody in Europe is going for it
War is usually a bit of a gold rush for all parties, this one is a bit unique in that it's the first really big semi-peer war that's occurred after the startup era and where the Minister of Defence is essentially a tech-bro leveraging some of the successful strategies of the .com era and so far, not causing anything like the .com bubble.
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>>65254238
I need access so I can be more annoyed playing RTS games with overpowered Russian equipment.
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>>65254882
Selling? They're giving it away.
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Will this finally result in War Thunder nerfs?
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>>65256187
I was born in USSR, kill yourself
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>>65256249
Lots of countries started gutting public education after Vietnam protests proved an educated population can disagree with the government.
It's been down hill ever since.
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>>65255451
>Democracy and convincing your fellow man to not be a shitheel is difficult but the best system we can possible have.
>t. Yang
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>>65254178
but did the glowies share it with us? no, i dont think so
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>>65256911
wtf I'm eating a chicken sandwich right now that looks just like that

This is weird.
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>>65255451
>>65256904
>is wrong about everything and dies
Many such cases!
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>>65254992
>haunted loot
That's the best kind, especially blooded weapons.
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>>65254171
The War Thunder forums are probably ecstatic about this.
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>>65255333
>Amazing post until the "defend democracy" line, generational aura loss right there
Nothing much wrong about being skeptical about democracy, it's the belief in "generational aura" which outs you as a vibefaggot.
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>>65254171
The WarThunder, WoT, WARNO and Broken Arrow devs are all on suicide watch. How will they be able to justify all their overpowered Russian equipment now?
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>>65257031
Same way war blunder ones explained their idiocy here >>65256084 except on a much larger scale
>no it's not that ONLY soviet/russian tanks/guns/planes/whatever are shit, the decadent western equipment simply cannot be much better than theirs anyways because it's impossible ok
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>>65256995
Man Russian players are going to fucking riot.
>what do mean our penetration values were 35-50% overpowered!?!
>what do you mean the Terminators CEP for it's autocannons are 50 meters!?! (at 50 meters)
>what do you mean that a T90 can be penetrated frontally by 80's grade 105mm!?!
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>>65257003
>vibefaggot
Democracy is a vibe contest you fucking cretin.
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>>65257031
For the strategy games I can at least understand it from a balance standpoint but whore thunder keeps priding itself on its "realism" so yeah, that one is gonna be funny
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>>65256104
thank you, ukies!
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>>65257036
>Democracy is a vibe contest
That depends on the virtu of the citizenry.
That varies by era and locale, which dictate the culture.

These things can be engineered and constantly are.
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>>65257051
>democracy can be actively manufactured by outside forces
At least you're honest about it.
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>>65255086
Whats some good loot to buy?
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>>65257067
>democracy can be actively manufactured by outside forces
I didn't say by outside forces, just that culture is engineered.
Generally it's engineered by internal forces, you're just focused on conquest because you're a dictator simp
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>>65257036
So democracy bad, because the sheeple will base their decision on vibes? (you) are different, of course.
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>>65255541
To stomp on the necks of autocrats is to defend liberty.
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>>65254178

A Western Flanker would be awesome.
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To the victor go the spoils. We are slowly pillaging Russia. Thank you Ukraine, you glorious scary bastards.
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>>65257033
>what do you mean that a T90 can be penetrated frontally by 80's grade 105mm!?!
80's grade 105mm apfsds is way better then one would think compared to 70's 105mm apfsds. M900 has a very good chance to lolpen a T-90 from the front thanks to the awful ERA layout.
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>>65255451
Cannot imagine anyone simping for autocrats in this century. It has NEVER ended well, yet retards think THIS TIME will surely be different.
FFS
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>>65257381
okay grandpa, let's get you to bed.
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>>65257401
There is no idea so transparently and utterly retarded that you can't find someone simping for it.
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>>65257003
Ok boomer
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>>65257036
It always makes me laugh that people get shocked when the "popularity contest" form of governance creates sociopathic/two-faced rulers. Rule by Prom Queen
>>65256904
You do realize Russia is a republic, right?
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>>65257661
>You do realize Russia is a republic, right?
So is North Korea, allegedly
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>>65255061
LOL think again
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>>65257666
>So is North Korea, allegedly
Exactly. The line between democracy and autocracy is far more muddied than some people think. It even happens in some 1st world countries, like in the UK where several hundred thousand people made a petition to repeal the OSA, and the official government response was basically "lol fuck you, no, we decided to do it so it stands", not to mention all the "speech crimes" in all of Europe
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>>65257740
Yes, clearly best korea and England are basically as democratic as each other
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>>65257740
It's not a muddled line so much as it is a gradient with two extremes. Most countries you'd broadly consider one or the other don't sit perfectly at an end of the scale.
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>>65257757
Obviously not to the level as North Korea, not even Russia or China are at that level, but ATP, the UK could be considered authoritarian IMHO
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>>65257757
>falsely exaggerating to avoid a very uncomfortable comparison
Case in point. But for an accident of birth you'd fit right in to a party struggle session.
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>>65254171
Link?
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>>65257740
>several hundred thousand people made a petition to repeal the OSA, and the official government response was basically "lol fuck you, no, we decided to do it so it stands"
A lot of people think petition numbers are huge, but if you work it out as a percentage of the population (being approx 70 million), 400,000 people is only 6% of the populace.
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>>65257936
https://trophylab.mod.gov.ua/
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>>65257769
>the UK could be considered authoritarian
You can always find someone who'll consider it that way, because their freedom to fuck with their neighbours is being outrageously infringed in some way.
There's a pretty small degree of difference between freedoms in the democratic states, UK is certainly not remotely comparable to any of what we call the authoritarian states.

If you're putting UK in the same camp as Russia/China or even Saudi Arabia/Jordon etc then you're just shilling for dictators.

The UK has the laws it does because voters vote for them, Russia has the laws it does to stop voters from voting for anything but more monke.
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>>65258105
The point of a petition is that it represents a sample of the population. Obviously it isn't literally a popular vote, but it represents that the people are concerned
>>65258218
Yes, I will say it's on par with Russia/China/Saudi Arabia. Maybe not completely as bad as those places, but definitely close. VPN bans/restrictions and censorship of social media used to be things relegated to places like Russia and China, but not anymore. On paper, UK arrests more people for speech crimes than Russia and China. Obviously Russia/China fudges the numbers, but that's still worrisome. In the UK, and most of Europe, women aren't allowed to carry any self defense weapons. There are cases where women have been criminally charged because they insulted their rapists.
>The UK has the laws it does because voters vote for them, Russia has the laws it does to stop voters from voting for anything but more monke.
Okay, and? Putin was elected, so was Hitler. And when people are harassed/arrested for posting things outside approved narratives, yes you can say there is political suppression
>their freedom to fuck with their neighbours is being outrageously infringed in some way.
It's far more than that, and you know it.
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>>65258296
Incitement, that is, telling people to go out and commit crimes (like "go and burn down a migrant shelter/go kill muslims") is not "posting things outside of approved narratives" nigger. In fact, it was a common law offence, meaning that it is a crime that is so old that it predates our parliamentary system.

>B-but someone got arrested for criticising trannies
Yes, and 9 times out of 10 the case gets thrown out by the judiciary. The ragebait/propaganda outlets you consoom always leave that part out, funnily enough. Should the person have been arrested in the first place? No, they shouldn't, but the fact of the matter is that democratic safeguards exist and they work. Oh and by the way, none of you fags had any problem with UK hate speech laws when the Based and Redpilled Brexiteers were in charge.

If the UK (or any European nation) were actually as authoritarian as you say, then all the based and redpilled globalist puppets like Farage would be DEAD, not sitting there with a real shot at becoming the next PM.
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>>65257251
So, just the airframe, K-36 ejection seats (modded to allow checking six more easily) and TVC nozzles. Avionics and engines fully Western apart from that. You'd have a fixed wing F-14E.
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>>65258296
>it represents that the people are concerned
No, it represents that those people are concerned. It's not like a random survey where you can extrapolate to the population as a whole, because you have no idea how many people heard about it and decided it was stupid, heard about it and though it was cool but not enough so to sign it, or never heard about it at all.
That's why all that a high signature count guarantees is that the government will hear the concern. The government going "we understand that some of you are concerned, but we think there's more of you that either don't care or think this is a good idea" is the normal outcome of petitions.
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>>65254171
We say foam at the butt pussy, or bussy if you will, now. We dont use boomerisms here.
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>>65254837
Now the Russian people's greatest exports will now be vodka, caviar, and defenestrated politicians.
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>>65258369
>everyone that was arrested did a heccin hate speech
Yeah okay Beria. I'm sure the violent rhetoric on the other side is punished with the same amount of fervour
>fact of the matter is that democratic safeguards exist and they work.
They work like shit if people are still getting put through the legal grinder for mean tweets. Arresting people and putting them through the legal system en masse for speech crimes, then going "lol jk nvm" is still a very bad thing to do.
>Oh and by the way, none of you fags had any problem with UK hate speech laws when the Based and Redpilled Brexiteers were in charge.
I have never heard anyone say that, you're just making that up.
>If the UK (or any European nation) were actually as authoritarian as you say, then all the based and redpilled globalist puppets like Farage would be DEAD
Lmao. So in your view, as long as they don't as far as killing political opponents, then it's not authoritarianism? Genuinely slave mentality, appreciating how merciful your masters are.
>not sitting there with a real shot at becoming the next PM.
Tell that to AfD, which the German state is waging lawfare against
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>>65258379
That wasn't their response though, their response waa basically "we're doing this whether you like it or not."
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Do the Pro-Yookay shills here know that 4chan has been declared a bad website for not collecting IDs and censoring content? Why don't you follow your favorite government's rules?
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>>65256249
>remember when bethesda's fallout writing was seen as what it is--puerile garbage.
Its still seen as that
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>>65258524
Yeah but now you have people unironically quoting the obvious political satire
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>>65258296
>Putin was elected
lol, lmao
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Is there a Ukraine government approved website where I can buy shirts that have different brigade insignia?
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>>65255451
You are living in corperatocracy retard.
Democracy died with multinationals.
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>>65258483
Go back already.
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>>65258829
LARP
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>>65254178
While 99% is ancient commie garbage it's always worth a shot checking their EW systems, to know how to work around them or how to disable them.
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>>65258296
>Yes, I will say it's on par with Russia/China/Saudi Arabia. Maybe not completely as bad as those places, but definitely close
Then you don't know what freedom is, or you actively hate it.
You're most likely a shill, from somewhere that is not free.

Your opinion can and should be ignored because it's just an attempt to undermine and attack actually free places.
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>>65259520
>It's free because...it just is, okay?! Criticizing the government is the opposite of freedom!
Lol, I'm sure the place with VPN bans and speech crimes is totally free. And as we know, the opposite of freedom is criticizing the government and calling out its abuses. True freedom loving patriots don't question and unflichingly declare themselves free
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>>65258408
>We say foam at the butt pussy
Nobody says that, it's not what it's short for, newfag
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>>65258468
>Tell that to AfD, which the German state is waging lawfare against
simping for AfD
Well now we know you hate Europe
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>>65259523
You mean Idaho oblast?
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>>65259557
What type of backward-ass logic is that? I'm pretty sure "Europe-hating" is the last thing you could use to describe an AfD supporter
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>>65259570
>I'm pretty sure "Europe-hating" is the last thing you could use to describe an AfD supporter
t. AfD supporter

Like all "patriots" AfD say they love Germany while hating 90% of Germans.
And they have more supporters in the FSB and the related propaganda industry than they do in Germany.
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>>65259581
>the nationalist party hates Germany
What are you smoking?
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>>65259585
>What are you smoking?
truth, you wouldn't be familiar with it
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>>65259594
Is that what you call crack, because it's some strong shit. Can't wait for your next big hit, the Socialist Party actually loves Ayn Randism
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>>65259585
>"To save Germany from russian coordinated migration, we NEED to submit to russia"
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>>65259646
Can't have a strategy of tension without the tension.
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>>65259646
>Russian coordinated migration
What?! Is this a code that I don't know about? And, playing along, if the migration is from Russia, why does the Russia-hating EU open their arms wide for them?
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>>65254440
Some of ukraine's soviet equipment had to be returned to russia because of the nuclear treaty. pretty much all the nuclear capable stuff, which was a LOT. ALL of the AS-4 missiles for example.
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>>65259682
not them, the kind of communism that is ruining the west is not the same that ruined the east
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>>65259682
>hurrr I didn't know it's common knowledge russia facilitates smugglers and trafficking to destabilize the wect
>playing along, given that russia does this to damage europe without openly breaking european laws, why isn't anyone responding to laws not being broken?
I can't put my finger on it but it's almost like degenerate russians deliberately chose this angle.
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>>65255500
do you remember caramel coyote? I remember caramel coyote
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>>65258296
>On paper, UK arrests more people for speech crimes than Russia and China
Arrests are not prosecutions
It's bad faith statistics, again, arrests are not prosecutions.
Only in China and Russia are the two conflated, because arrest=prosecution

Most UK arrests for "hate speech" include calls for violence, direct threats, extortion, spousal or familial abuse, terroristic threats, they are speech crimes, but plenty of speech is a crime in the USA at roughly the same level.
There are specific police services that are far more enforcing than others with different opinions on what constitutes an illegal act, but they are usually council lead initiatives, which is hardly "big government".

There are examples of people getting arrested, but most is not all end up with cautions, which is why Tommy Robinson keeps being let go every time he gets arrested for something actually dodgy.

The UK is rather lax and tends to just tell you off for being a naughty boy, it's been banning 5th columnists and US shills from coming to the UI to stoke division, but it's also banned plenty of Russian and Chinese envoys trying to do the same. It has a right to tell external threats to fuck off.

Russia and China do not have such lax behavior, they are authoritarian shitholes, please don't compare them as if they are in any way comparible.
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>>65259585
AfD is 1000 times a Russian puppet. They've been caught being financed by Russia as well as having their ministers fly out to Russia for "conferences"
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>>65260144
>do you remember caramel coyote?
I never saw it but I have now.
That's quite a feat, I'm honestly impressed.
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>>65260243
Also to be double clear, China has entire camps set up for "re-education", Russia arrested and charged 20,000 people in 2021 for speaking against the SMO.
The US alone arrests more for "speech related" crimes proportionally than the UK, and like the UK also tends to release people immidiately with no charge.

Basically any statistic coming from Northern or western Europe, or the UK you can trust and compare, anything outside of that high level statistical framework you run up against definitionally vague statistics, lower reporting stats, differences in language (rape being broad word for sex crime rather than specifically penetration for example) and other statistical differences or misrepresentations that a layman would miss.

It's very difficult to compare countries because of the differences in frameworks, but the UK is one of the safest places on earth with a relatively less invasive police force that prefers to leave minor things to be dealth with civilly, only dwarfed by Japan perhaps, who have their own problems but who's police are far more strict.

There are some accurate data collecting sites that used to filter the data to try and account for the cultural differences but they all got usurped by state funded propaganda that aligns with whatever narratives people want to believe.
The UK/US homicide rate is the only true accurate comparison I see posted here at all regularly, outside of that it's propaganda central and bad faith retards.
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>>65258468
>. I'm sure the violent rhetoric on the other side is punished with the same amount of fervour
Didn't they arrest 250 blue haired palestinian protesters because they supported a group that attacked a military base and hit police with a sledgehammer when breaking into elbit systems.
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>>65260370
Of course not, that would be inconvenient to his narrative.
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>>65257251
Don't the flips or some other SEA country have flankers with western avionics?
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>>65260130
So why does the Russia-hating EU take them in then
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>>65260370
>>65260499
>anon thinks they arrest Palestinian protestors because they're leftist
Anon...
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>>65261271
Because the Russian-hating EU only lives only in the minds of zegroes. Russia is part of the EU.
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>>65261279
>Russia is part of the EU
Did I switch timelines or did you switch timelines?
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>>65261271
I already replied
>>65260130

Anyways, putting your aside whatever your filthy zigger pig hooves manage to produce with a keyboard: I found out that I'm eligible for a TrophyLab account, so I'll be checking that out tomorrow.
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>>65260130
>>65261485
>Oh no, I'm forced to take these refugees. We can't just, not take in the refugees. Oh noooo our hands are tied!
Do you seriously expect me to believe this?
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>>65261485
>I found out that I'm eligible for a TrophyLab account
Literally admitted to being a fed lmao
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>>65261493
I know humanitarian laws are a foreign concept to subhumans, especially when they don't fit the horde frame that unit 54777 has been feeding your instagram feed for years.

>>65255691
If you're in a relevant industry you can get access, apparently. If you don't, then it's not on OP for posting it here but you for having poor judgement of employment.
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>>65261505
>people are feds if they're eligible for information that fosters more TZD
then we're all feds, calm down, schizo.
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>>65261539
>We have to take people in because of our own laws (we're the govt btw), even though we know it's a plot by our enemy. Also we have to censor any criticism of the immigration, which is a plot by our geopolitical enemies
This is complete nonsense

>If you're in a relevant industry you can get access
Oh so you're a private sector fed. Got it
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>>65261565
Okay, I'm a private citizen that is not part of the federal government or government-aligned companies. How could I get access (legally)?
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>>65261332
>Russia is part of the EU
I think anon doesn't know what the EU is.



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