Thread about conflict involving major global powers >It's nothing but shit flinging with everyone accusing each other of being thirdies or shillsThread about some civil war in Africa or South East Asia>One anon posts an entire play by play of the war detailing every single troop movement
>>65502875When it' personal no one want to talk about it. One thing I've learned from the recent war is that an awful lot of Ukrainians know broken English, and unfortunately they have to take it out on us.
I think it's really cool that the Mali skinnies butchered all those Wagner remnants and Black Hawk Down was a timeless classicOther than that I can't say I really care about all those funny little foreverwars
>>65502875When it' personal no one want to talk about it. One thing I've learned from the recent war is that an awful lot of Russians know broken English, and unfortunately they have to take it out on us.
"these magical amulets will protect me from bullets" should be on both sides
>>65502908>an awful lot of Russians know broken EnglishIt is the official language of the USA after all.
>>65502875Ehhh not all civil wars are worth tracking , for example the syrian civil war, it dragged on for too damn long and it was boring.
>>65502875I miss the Syrian civil war days where multiple factions fought for control over Aleppo. All we have now is the burmese shit and thats not nearly as fun.
>>65502875I was cheering for Rwanda when they were invading the congo. I haven't checked back on that.
Area where civil war is brewing?
>>65503633Iran, Afghanistan, probably most of Africa.
>>65502875African and SEA countries can't afford to pay shills so the threads remain decent.Any war involving functional countries ends up with a mix of paid shills and retards treating it like a team sport where their team can never do anything wrong.It also doesn't help that the moderation here are literally mossad since m00t meet Epstein in 2011.
>>65502875You posted an image where "no front line", "20 splintering factions", "no ideology" etc is portrayed with a chad face. It's a funny image because it uses a humorous concept called irony. Those things actually suck.war is interesting, unorganized pointless violence isn't, I could get that on liveleak sites.Since nobody cares about confusing chaos, of course there's just 1 guy calling himself SudanAnon and we just believe whatever autistic infodump he posts without question since everyone else has no investment
>>65503712You're right, watching a line move 3 microns on a map is way more interesting than a group of African arabs declaring a genocide of all blacks and killing literally any black thing they see. Please, show me another Russian getting blown up by a grenade drop or FPV, it totally didn't get boring 2 years ago
I don't get why much of the Middle East is so interested in the Sudanese civil war. Realpolitik for realpolitik's sake?
>>65503742Everyone would very much like the fighting over that land to stop so they can get their hands on the goods under that land, and so they throw their chips in wherever hoping that they're at the winner's table getting a sweetheart dealalso probably politics, religion, tribes, and shit
>>65503762>the goods under that landWhat is under Sudan?
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>>65503766A fuckload of gold, rare earth minerals, and oil. Everything a growing economy could want, and it's being exploited by all kinds of forces to fund a war so they'd rather the war be over so it can fund them. Also politics and shit.
>>65502875It's simple. People get way too invested when a conflict involves the United States of America in some way. Either directly, or closely due to it affecting its major rivals and/or allies.When you have some obscure conflict with a few degrees of separation from the US (because let's face it: every conflict relates back to the US on SOME level...) then you don't have to deal with the people who get irrational and crazy over whether this is the definitive end of America as a global power.
>>65503793>the definitive end of America as a global powerIf only Firestone hadn't colluded with Charles King, America might still...
>>65503434Vgh... Rvvanda... what might have been...
