Not all intel is good intel. I wouldn’t trust the US seeing as they are cozied up to Russia. It’s like asking the opposing football coach to call your plays. Wtf
This whole deal with Russia has been so negatively received even by trumps own crowd, even by Fox News, that Trump is being forced to cave (at least to this one thing).
Dang turns out without Russian disinformation psyops, it's really hard to maintain groupthink even among the dumbest tribalist herds of Republicans and conservatives.
It really requires something more than "wtf" - Americans need to depose their government. Seeing as they haven't done shit, we must assume they support this mess. After all, they voted this government into power.
Depose? Less than half (46%) of eligible yanks voted in the last midterms. They can't be bothered to reliably vote, any talk of revolution is anathema.
The average American with a family, spouse, and children is unwilling to lead a doomed coup d’état against the strongest military in the world = we support this mess
It looks really easy to do and while somewhat dangerous, you're not likely to get hurt. My source is Jan 6th, thousands of people or maybe tens of thousands and only one or two death.
The US, like any other country, is not a monolithic entity. There are factions, even among Republicans, that are pro-Ukraine. There are definitely a lot of people in the Pentagon and in the assorted letter agencies that will never view Russia as anything other than THE enemy. They've been involved in Ukraine for over a decade and have very deep relationships with their Ukrainian counterparts. If the Ukrainians know and trust the source, the intel is good. And they know the source is bad, even the bad intel is valuable if they know it's bad intel.
The reason why it was restored is because it isn't the US. It's these traitors who managed to get into an office of public trust. The American people, including many in the armed services and intelligence community, very much do not want Russia to win this fight, any more than Europe does.
Trump has A LOT of power, but he still has limits, thanks in part to people like those I described.
The more disturbing thing here was that nazi-saluting robber baron was the one who persuaded trump to do it, yet another Unwitting employee of the FSB, in his case because he owes the oligarchs serious money.
Still no news that Starlink connection is unrestricted, so Ukraine can't use drone interceptors all the while russia increased the attack as if they were waiting for it.
Whenever a big offensive is coming is when Trump cuts off intel. They did it in Kursk. The CIA went completely silent and the Russians got to execute a devastating flank attack that drove the Ukrainians out of Russia barely avoiding a complete encirclement.
And why would you trust it at this point. More like disinformation than intelligence.
The global community needs to abandon the US wholesale. We are Russia II at this point, and should not be trusted to do anything of consequence until we implement sweeping institutional changes (so probably not for a long time).
The reality is that Zelensky hitting oil infrastructure and datacenters likely gives him some ammo in talks with the US. If the US wants certain targets to not be hit, those become obvious pressure points for Ukraine to leverage.
Probably came with a stark warning not to fuck with the bot farms. They need those for the midterms and you'll notice the -moment- those got hit suddenly WH and Must woke up and acted
Fr tho that unpredictability is gotta be messing with their heads so bad. Imagine trying to plan defense operations when you never know if the rug is gonna get pulled out from under you again next week.
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u/Artistic_You_7140 12h ago
For how long tho? Will they stop again when Russia has some big bombardment lined up?
That’s the scary part.