On the one hand, it is kinda nice that military tanks have been shown to be past their use-by date, but on the other hand, it means future wars are going to be increasingly fought via hyper-sonic missiles and the like.

An enemy that you neither see nor hear. 

Captain Nemo wrote on May 25^th, 2022 at 11:52am:



If you're a capitalist, it would be wise to invest in the Ukrainian scrap iron business.

Marla wrote on May 26^th, 2022 at 1:56am:


That's a fantastic site Marla - thanks for sharing.
Proof that the war is just like a video game.

Tanks and Warships (on the surface) are looking pretty out-dated. In fact, 'projectiles' and 'drones', seem to void any formal engagement face to face. Seems the rewards of war like taking a city, etc - are also voided when the reward is nothing but a bomb site or crater.

Seems Nukes are a good thing afterall - forces nations to fall back to 'conventional' means. What's the point of taking Ukraine, if its radiated like Chernobyl?

...I miss the Gladiator days.

I do like how the clips have some Techno music or American cliche music added.
The Ukrainians get that spiritual euphoria when they hit a target on their video game console, much like a sports fan gets or a religious fan gets.

Good to see soldiers out there getting their happy fix after being locked away by the medical industry for so long.
You only have to listen to the 'happiness' by the Military to see that War is good for you.

Marla wrote on May 26^th, 2022 at 6:00am:


I do not see how. I have relatives in both Ukraine and Russia. Neither wants anything to do with the war. Both want to get out of there and come to Australia.

Jasin wrote on May 26^th, 2022 at 7:58pm:


And the Trump family.

Jasin wrote on May 27^th, 2022 at 7:04pm: