• Register
  • Sign In
  • Main Feeds
  • Daily Prescription
  • Hot
  • New
  • OG Feed
  • The Hub
  • The Dark Winter
  • It's Fake
  • 5th Gen War
  • Wallstreet Bets
  • Tech Talk
  • Messages
  • Forums.red
  • Tribe Feeds
  • TheRedPill
  • Tribe Chat Rooms
  • Tribe Management
  • Create New Tribe
  • Manage My Tribes
  • Find New Tribes
  • Rational Male User Content
  • Curated Collection
  • All User Blogs
  • Recent News
    • Redesign Complete!
      Our new Design for TRP.RED is now live! Visit our Development Updates tribe to discuss redesign, features, or bugs!
2024 Election Night Shitshow Extravaganza
2024 Election Coverage
Live Updates Feed
Viewing Thread Close





Close Thread
    

Copy Permalink
adam-l
59m ago  The Dark Winter

@TheRedPike this information itself is interesting.

Even more interesting is the line of thought behind it. They seem willing to risk pushing to the brink of a neuclear war, because they figure that most of the enemy's 5000 neuclear bombs won't work...

1
    

Copy Permalink
TheRedPike
2h ago  The Dark Winter

@adam-l I had a lengthy conversation with a retired USAF colonel and USA brigadier general. a few montns back. I pointed out that the US has had two very expensive warhead refurbishment programs since the end of the cold war, necessary to make sure they would even work. I included some details related to expense and shelf life of such weapons. Meanwhile, the russians can barely keep a quarter of their sub fleet working at low tempo, with the damn things catching fire all the time. Their bomber fleet is in abysmal shape, leaving them to rely on the same few dozen bombers in their war and they are starting to lose them too. Finally, there is zero evidence they have had any sort of warhead referb program, instead putting their meager resources on new missile models that blow up all the time in testing.

And then I asked them, "will their bombs even work?" Both answered the same thing without hesitation: probably not.

What little money they have, they are spending it on show, not a viable arsenal. And I'm absolutely certain that's what they are telling Iran to do.

Extra credit: both france and israel are going start running into reliability issues if they don't get cracking on referb in the next 5 to 10 years.

Read More
1 4
    

Copy Permalink
TheRedPike
2h ago  The Dark Winter

@MentORPHEUS That was the second gulf war, not the first. We did actually find WMDs there the second time. No one cared because at that point it made no difference and, well, their presence seemed more due to laziness and mismanagement than an actual weapons program.

1
    
Full Image

Copy Permalink
carnold03
11h ago  The Hub

The Day of The Rope

"The Day of the Rope" is a fictional tale about what can happen in a country that has rejected its heritage and descended into degeneracy and decadence. A handful of the inhabitants discover the true power behind the ruling class, and the methods they use to remain above the law.

Feeling like strangers in the land of their forefathers, Ethan and Wayne navigate the ethical minefield of violent revolution as they try to reclaim their nation from those who have subverted it.

The #book is mentioned on Youtube, Bitchute, and on other websites, including libgen.

#2018 #DevonStack #Blackpilled #Youtube #Odysee #Books #eBooks #Fiction #World #Amazon #Censored

    

Copy Permalink
MentORPHEUS
13h ago  The Dark Winter

@Vermillion-Rx The IAEA is far more specialized and transparent than the WHO

I want to see what the US intelligence is before i comment

You would have been wise to wrap the post after this sentence, instead of negating it by vaguely lumping completely different types of organizations together and assuming without offering specific and current/relevant evidence the presumption that the IAEA is nothing but corrupt.

2
    

Copy Permalink
MentORPHEUS
13h ago  The Dark Winter

@Vermillion-Rx

Half of the people on here were saying there was going to be world war III. What has happened instead has been everyone distancing themselves from Iran

That it hasn't yet broken into a multi-nation hot war YET, does not negate the extremely dangerous brinkmanship in play.

Are you aware that:

Pakistan vowed to use one of their nuclear bombs on Israel, if ANYONE uses a nuclear bomb on Iran?

China asserted that they stand with Iran

Russia asserted the same, and offered Iran a missile defense system which Iran interestingly turned down for the time being?

This trope of "Iran has no friends or allies, they will just fizzle out in like 48 hours" really amounts to US and Zionist propaganda and cope.

    

Copy Permalink
MentORPHEUS
13h ago  The Dark Winter

@Lionsmane8

This is actually going easy on them. Wait till Iran lays out the case that the IAEA got infiltrated by Mossad, which used the good faith participation of Iran to then murder their top nuclear scientists.

1
    

Copy Permalink
MentORPHEUS
13h ago  The Dark Winter

@Vermillion-Rx

these international agencies are often agenda driven and have soft influence

Often??? Tell us what the track record of the IAEA has been over the last several decades, and name just one case where you have proof that their judgement or performance has been proven incompetent, much less biased and agenda-driven.

Otherwise, just cut to the chase and admit you just spouted out a bunch of partisan word salad without a scintilla of evidence to back it up.

1 1
    

Copy Permalink
MentORPHEUS
14h ago  The Dark Winter

@Typo-MAGAshiv Dude. This is a PROPAGANDA video you posted. Not 30 seconds in they're saying, oOOOoh, well if it was OBAMA we'd be saying what a great thing , but Trump is held to a little bit different standard!!!

No, you MAGA fucksticks-YOU are not holding TRUMP to any kind of standard AT ALL! If you held YOURSELVES to any kind of standards, you'd be admitting you got suckered by Trump and Maga, and renouncing them.

But, that's not what's baked into the GOP OR its supposed breakout branch MAGA. By definition, conservatives tend to conserve the status quo, to hew to tradition, to stick with things the way they are.

Liberalism by its very definition, means a willingness to break from tradition, to reject old ways, to branch out and try new ideas in search of those that work better than status quo.

The Democratic party is currently polling in the 28-35% approval range- AMONG DEMOCRATS It's the Republicans and GOP that I've watched circle their wagons around their incumbents, and defend them no matter how many blatant lies they tell and failures their policies lead to. Reaganomics, the First Gulf War/Saddam has WMDs. Invading Iraq will be a cake walk. The Taliban are nothing but backward goat herders living in caves we'll be in and out of Afghanistan in weeks.

Propaganda like the shit you posted above, only helps to reinforce your self assurance in the face of repeated failures and feedback that your party, and your choice of leaders, are consistently wrong about everything and keep leading to terrible outcomes. It does nothing to pass along useful information, only to steer you to work against your own interests. How blue pill is THAT???

Read More
    

Copy Permalink
adam-l
17h ago  The Dark Winter

With Trump's ceasefire announced after Iran took heavy hits, it's clear that he scored substantial short-term gains.

On the other hand, it is now clear to Russia that if it wants its allies to remain alive, it must provide them with neuclears.

Trump has upped the ante. Exciting!

1
Load More



Back to Top © 2025 Forums.RED All Right Reserved | Page generated in 0.0333 seconds.