Russian warships full steam ahead.....

a reply to: dfnj2015

Are you kidding?

a reply to: Velatropa24

...yet you go and vote, time and time again. Expecting things to change but they don't. After 2, maximum 3 times, you'd think you would make some conclusion...

What has voting, achieved us? The same sh*t over and over again.

a reply to: therealfreeworld

They wont until it comes at their doorstep and physically removes their iphones. That's when the real revolution will start in the USA. I just think people are way too desensitized with these wars, looking at them like reality TV not realizing these are actual people dying as we speak.

It's just one frigate, unless it is on a suicide mission there will be no popcorn for this non event.

a reply to: slapjacks

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Somewhere in this world a very old man named John McCain doesn't need any Viagra for tonight.


At this moment, I am not sure what to think about this action. I will wait for more "facts" to come out. Lord knows there are going to be two completely different narratives that pretend they are the truth and not only that, but the only truth.

a reply to: dfnj2015

and this is what the U.S is playing while waiting,

I'd like to see this ship in the Med. Granted, it's not commissioned yet.

a reply to: allsee4eye

the Admiral Grigorovich is the ship that is in the med now. and it's not the first time it's been there.
it been there once that i know of with their old broke down aircraft carrier you know the one that if you cant sail it into war tow it in, the Admiral Kuznetsov. pitiful pitiful pitiful.
two articles,

A Russian frigate armed with cruise missiles has passed through the Bosphorus on its way to the eastern Mediterranean in a potentially ominous development for the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo.
Ominous news for Aleppo as Russian frigate reaches Syrian coast

The Russian Black Sea Fleet’s frigate The Admiral Grigorovich, currently on a routine voyage, is to enter the Mediterranean later on Friday, a military-diplomatic source in Moscow told TASS, adding that the ship would make a stop at the logistics base in Syria’s port of Tartus.
Repo rt: Russian Warship Heading for U.S. Navy Destroyers that Launched Syria Attack

but with all the troubles they have been havaing with them and the engine fire on the admiral and the problem with getting the new engines, i say that this class anit much better than their old broke down carrier.

here is a analysis of the frigates from march of last year, warning opens a pdf.
CSIS analysis: Admiral Gorshkov Frigate Reveals Serious Shortcomings in Russia’s Naval Modernization Program

a reply to: Simonieee

The gamble for a full blown war is to great for both sides,, not as lucrative, and too much to lose.

The cost is too great, Proxy war is where the MIC likes to spend and make their money.

originally posted by: slapjacks
a reply to: Velatropa24

...yet you go and vote, time and time again. Expecting things to change but they don't. After 2, maximum 3 times, you'd think you would make some conclusion...

What has voting, achieved us? The same sh*t over and over again.

This

why can't political cheerleaders not see this?

This all makes me wonder what is going to happen the next time Russia buzzes one of our war ships.

I have no doubt there is now going to be much tougher responses.

One warship is not really a threat,
however all of Russia's planes and other military equipment in Syria might be.
The ship could be just a decoy or purposely given target to see what our response is.

So many possibilities.

originally posted by: dfnj2015
Look friends, the end of the human race was inevitable. I really did appreciate my time here on earth. But it looks like this is going to be all she wrote. It would have been nice to meet my yet to born grandchildren. But then again, at least I won't have to experience my last week alive in the hospital.

Still, I just want you all to know I am appreciative. Whatever is we are doing in Syria, for whatever reason, it was nice knowing you. Btw, where is Syria? Anyway, it was a great honor to have chatted with you all. I was hoping for a long life but it looks like this is it.

Maybe we will get though this like we did in 62. One can only hope.

Mandrake, while we are chatting here so enjoyably:

www.youtube.com...

This is not going to be all she wrote.
This is not it.
It's not even that big of deal.
This will not go nuclear.

a reply to: Simonieee

Doubt it. They are way more afraid of us than we, them.

steamed?

one ship?

whoopdie do

This is ATS right?
Take it all the way.
Russia, Iran, etc and the Central Bank.
Natural gas pipelines, Saudi pipelines...
Deep State.
The Powers That Shouldn't Be.
Georgia Guidestones..
One side is going to eventually make the move.
I was indoctrinated at 17 years old at Ft. Bragg to hate the USSR which of course, shifted over to Russia.
Thing is, correct me if I'm wrong, the US has interfered with and invaded more and bombed more which leads to killing more people through war than the USSR or Russia in my 53 years of life. And it is only escalating.
Maybe just maybe we are not the good guys after all.

a reply to: Simonieee

Rand Paul should be our president.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: therealfreeworld

Why do you allow your goverment to do all these warcrimes against the world.

We don't.

But they do it anyways.

Exactly. I think folks abroad, and even many Americans have the false notion that we control our government. The reality is quite the opposite,

Trump and Putin need some conflict rhetoric for a few months in order to be able to "resolve" it later and have a public reconciliation. It's not possible to simple pal around immediately in the aftermath of this election....so they'll drum up some big issue, then fix it.....BFFs.