Wednesday, it's Captain!
(see https://mathstodon.xyz/@Scmbradley/114676343373917170, https://infosec.exchange/@isotopp/114680337675015896, now posted from a proper computer with a keyboard and edit tools instead of a cellphone, and on an actual Wednesday)
@kevinrothrock I'd really be interested in a Naked Pravda episode on the use of bombing strategy that Russia employs and how it changes depending on the conflict they're in (or how much they are winning or losing). Is there a particular doctrine to destroy as much civilian infrastructure as possible while they're not gaining much ground. Is there a rise in targeting cultural/educational institutions.
how does it compare to US bombing strategies. etc. and historic Russian bombing strategy. etc
how the world has changed, or not changed. Photo cameras are somewhat better I guess.
sources left: flower power Bernie Boston, right: the guardian screen grab no photographer attributed.
"Retaliation" headlines are a gift to the kremlin-and a betrayal of #Ukraine
by Alya Shandra
Three years of systematic slaughter doesn’t become “retaliation” because Ukraine finally fought back.
@kallemp @noelreports propaganda targets desire for imperial greatness (both in russia and the US). and the rest is fear. I know a lot in russia just want to be left out of politics. the Russians I've spoken to outside usually say: we didn't vote for this and what can we do
but again how is it that the Russians (people or government) can be made to stop the war? education of the people russian people has so far failed.
what other options do the Ukrainians have other than to fight or surrender?
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