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This, people forget clicks put money in chicken’s pocket.
LSU has a great baseball team with a long history of excellence. Their baseball fanbase is knowledgeable and understands that baseball is a fickle game. The results of last night’s game could easily have been reversed. Anderson is a stud, Root is a stud. Root had a bad inning and that made the difference in the game,

Why talk smack needlessly? Is it not possible to recognize greatness and respect?
You should have at a minimum a basic set of tools and a decent cordless drill.

Hammer
Battery powered drill w drill bits and screwdriving bits
A set of Phillips and Flathead screwdrivers
Several types of pliers (Needle Nose, Slipjoint, etc..)
Adjustable wrench
Level
Tape Measure
A set of hex wrenches in Metric and SAE
Stud finder is handy, you can get little magnetic ones for a few bucks
Think about the things you are most likely to have to do/repair and build your toolbox based on that.

All of this will fit in a small toolbox

You have to understand he is just a conduit for reposting from Russian propaganda X channels.

Q: Tell me about the @zlatti_71 account

A: The @Zlatti_71 account is a social media presence primarily active on X and Telegram, known for sharing pro-Russian, anti-Western content with a focus on the Ukraine conflict and other geopolitical issues. Below is a detailed overview based on available information:

Account Details
Platform Presence:
X: The @Zlatti_71 account, created in April 2021, describes itself as providing "insights on global affairs and analysis in concise tweets." It has over 2,600 subscribers and frequently posts about the Ukraine conflict, with more than 92,000 tweets by October 2024, almost exclusively focused on this topic.

Telegram: The "Zlatti71" channel (@Zlatti_71) has 2.6K subscribers and shares similar content, including photos, videos (146), and links (78). It features updates on military developments, often with graphic imagery, and promotes a pro-Russian perspective.

Other Platforms: The account is linked to a YouTube channel, a podcast available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts (launched by May 2025), and a merchandise store on Creator Spring, selling items like mugs and hoodies branded with "Z 71" or "HaZelnut."

Crowdfunding: @Zlatti_71 solicits donations via BuyMeACoffee, offering subscription tiers (e.g., $5/month for exclusive posts, $50/year for in-depth reports) and accepts cryptocurrency. It expresses gratitude for financial support to continue its work.

Content and Themes
Pro-Russian Narrative: The account consistently promotes pro-Russian, anti-Ukrainian, and anti-Western viewpoints, focusing heavily on the Ukraine conflict. Posts often highlight Russian military advances, allege Ukrainian war crimes, and criticize Western leaders and policies. Examples include:
Claims about Ukrainian losses, such as a post about corpses in the Kursk region.

Mocking Zelenskyy’s “victory plan” and alleging his plane’s movements to the U.S.

Celebrating Russian military actions, like advances in Klishchiivka or Zaporizhia.

Anti-Western Sentiment: @Zlatti_71 criticizes U.S. and NATO policies, accusing them of escalating the Ukraine war. It has called out U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham’s statements and portrayed Western aid to Ukraine as futile.

Other Geopolitical Issues: While Ukraine dominates, the account also comments on global affairs, often aligning with Russian interests, such as praising Dmitry Medvedev’s statements on retribution against enemies.

Graphic Content: The Telegram channel shares brutal imagery, like videos of Ukrainian soldiers’ deaths, with captions celebrating Russian victories (e.g., a Ukrainian militant’s death in Glushkovo).

Recent Activity (2024–2025)
Ukraine Focus: Recent posts (e.g., June 2025) include updates on Zelenskyy’s alleged U.S. trip, Russian detentions of Ukrainian operatives, and claims of Ukrainian attacks on Russian airfields. These often lack verification and amplify pro-Russian narratives.

Engagement: The account actively engages followers, encouraging subscriptions and donations. It claims to invest “all free time” in providing an “alternative perspective” on geopolitics, positioning itself as countering mainstream media.

Podcast Launch: By May 2025, @Zlatti_71 launched a podcast, converting its X posts into AI-processed audio for accessibility, targeting listeners who prefer audio content.

Controversies
Misinformation Concerns: @Zlatti_71 has been criticized for spreading unverified or false claims, such as exaggerating Ukrainian losses or misrepresenting events. Its reliance on sources like RVvoenkor, a pro-Russian Telegram channel, raises questions about credibility.

Propaganda Allegations: The account’s pro-Russian stance, graphic content, and alignment with Kremlin narratives (e.g., praising Medvedev or dismissing Ukrainian efforts) suggest it may contribute to Russian disinformation efforts, though no direct evidence links it to state actors.

Connection to Donbass Devushka/DD Geopolitics: While no definitive evidence ties @Zlatti_71to the Donbass Devushka network (led by Sarah Bils, now DD Geopolitics), both share pro-Russian, anti-NATO themes and operate in similar online ecosystems. Their focus on Ukraine, use of Telegram, and crowdfunding tactics are notably similar, but any direct connection remains speculative.

Critical Notes
Anonymity: The account’s operator is anonymous, claiming to offer an “unbiased perspective” but showing clear pro-Russian bias.

Reliability: Posts often lack context or independent verification, relying on Russian sources or unconfirmed claims. For example, its claim about Zelenskyy’s plane movements lacks credible sourcing.

Verification: Always cross-check @Zlatti_71’s content with reputable sources, as its narratives align with pro-Russian propaganda and have been flagged for inaccuracies.

Summary
@Zlatti_71 is an anonymous, pro-Russian account on X and Telegram, heavily focused on the Ukraine conflict, promoting Kremlin-aligned narratives, and criticizing Western policies. With a significant following, it uses tweets, videos, and podcasts to spread its message, supported by crowdfunding and merchandise sales. Its content, while engaging, is often unverified and biased, requiring careful scrutiny. Its potential ideological alignment with DD Geopolitics exists, but no direct link to Sarah Bils or Donbass Devushka is confirmed.
When are those 800 missiles they launched scheduled to hit Israel?
What does this have to do with the war in Ukraine? Would be better for the PT Board.

re: Great Video on CWS history

Posted by Chromdome35 on 6/12/25 at 8:02 am
Agreed....105 row 10
How old is your son?

Instead of Google ask Grok or ChatGPT, describe what happened and what you are seeing. Give it the make and model of the motherboard and the attached peripherals.

Does the motherboard have a BIOS LED (typically two digits) that displays error codes?

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Also, it's not a Windows bios, it's some kind of MSI BIOS that looks fancy. Mouse doesn't work but keyboard does, I can cursor through stuff.


There is no such thing as a Windows BIOS. BIOS's are from the motherboard manufactuer, in your case MSI (A common brand)

Great Video on CWS history

Posted by Chromdome35 on 6/12/25 at 7:49 am
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I was sitting at 1st base about 10 rows up when that foul ball dropped...still gives me PTSD

re: Hogs bang out pussies.

Posted by Chromdome35 on 6/12/25 at 7:47 am
Talk smack AFTER we do something, not before.
Grok: Tell me about the @geromanAT account

The @GeromanAT account is a social media presence primarily active on X, with a significant following of around 285,000 as of mid-2025. The account is run by an individual named Roman, who claims to be of German-Austrian descent and resides in Austria. His bio describes him as "trying to understand that crazy world - and the universe if there is time left," and he often solicits support via Patreon and other donation platforms. Roman has been active on X since July 2015, amassing over 500,000 posts, which averages to a high volume of daily activity, often focusing on military and geopolitical developments, particularly the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Roman positions himself as a commentator on global affairs, with a clear pro-Russia perspective. He frequently shares updates on military operations, often highlighting Russian advances or Ukrainian losses, and critiques Western narratives, particularly those of NATO and the EU. For example, he has posted about Ukrainian military setbacks, Russian control of strategic locations, and criticized Western sanctions or media portrayals. His posts sometimes include provocative or speculative claims, like supporting hypothetical Mexican military operations in former territories or alleging Ukrainian leadership avoids repatriating fallen soldiers to dodge compensation. He’s also shared content accusing the EU of censoring journalists critical of its stance on Ukraine and Gaza.

Critics, notably in sources like Vatnik Soup, label Roman a pro-Kremlin propagandist, part of a trio of influential accounts alongside others like @200_zoka
and @Trollstoy88. They allege he spreads disinformation, lacks expertise, and monetizes his social media presence, reportedly earning modest sums (around $200/month) for his efforts. He’s been accused of doxxing errors, like sharing incorrect personal information about opponents, and has a contentious relationship with pro-Ukraine groups like NAFO, whom he calls “Nazis.” Despite his volume of posts, detractors argue his analysis lacks depth, relying on quantity over quality.

Roman’s account has faced scrutiny and temporary suspensions, with some on X speculating it was due to his controversial takes, though supporters claim it’s censorship. He also maintains a Telegram channel with about 15,000 subscribers and has a backup X account, @WarfareBackup. His content often blends military updates with anti-Western sentiment, appealing to an audience skeptical of mainstream narratives. However, his claims should be approached cautiously, as they often lack independent verification and align closely with Russian state messaging.
Good points. How much of the civilian targeting is deliberate vs misses is a valid question. However, there have been so many civilian targets hit that it does add weight to the "it's deliberate" column.

I agree, this war has redefined how wars will be fought.



One of the interesting dichotomies that has emerged from this war is the difference in attitude towards battlefield casualties between Russia and the US.

The US philosophy of getting wounded soldiers to higher-level care as fast as possible and leaving no man behind would have to bolster the general morale of the troops compared to Russia's seeming indifference to wounded troops.

I know Russia has always been this way, so this behavior isn't surprising. I do think it gives the US (and NATO) an advantage over Russia.

I have seen some videos of Ukraine's army making extreme efforts to evacuate wounded soldiers; however, I am not sure how deeply ingrained the US philosophy has become in the Ukrainian military. My sense (valid or not) is that the longer the war has gone, the lower a priority it has become for Ukraine.
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I just don't see much of a benefit to Russia in symbolic attacks honestly. The winning side doesn't really need it.


I don't see much benefit to Russia in constantly hitting civilian targets in cities vs military targets, yet they continue to do it day after day.

It seems like an expenditure of a lot of expensive missiles for minimal ROI.
Do you know if Russia has hit any of the Ukrainian Government buildings in Kyiv or Zelensky's official residence?

One would think those would be priority targets for the sake of symbology.

If they haven't, I wonder why they haven't? Are they concerned about reciprocal attacks on the Kremlin?

The responsibility of the American State is to protect the American people AND American interests (including commerce and trade).

You can't seriously argue that it's not part of the "States" responsibility to protect the American people. It's not one or the other; we've used our military for many reasons in the past and will do so in the future.

Now, you can argue that the Government hasn't always made protecting the people its highest priority, with the current immigration issues as Exhibit #1.
Based on your continued response to a non-issue, I am pretty positive it was you.

I don't care who DV'd it, people DV stuff on this board just to DV, who cares?

I don't have any Ukraine bros, and I'm not worried about offending anyone on Tigerdroppings except Chicken.