Concocting bullshit isn't work, so quit making excuses.
Defiance amid home-made barricades of Fortress Kyiv
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Concocting bullshit isn't work, so quit making excuses.
Matt Dillon
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You're pathetic. We're done here for now.
Cactus. Deez nuts. Go sleep it off.
Matt Dillon
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Matt Dillon
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It's been in the news, are you that ill-informed?
Here's some advice. Research first, then post.
Matt Dillon
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Here's some advice. I don't need your advice, boy.
I've probably forgotten more than you'll ever Google. And also know many things you'll never find with Google.
So you say. How'd that work out for you this evening?
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Pretty damn good, you're just too arrogant to realize it.
So tell me: Who was Duc D'anville?
Is that so? When I dream, I'm asleep. How about you?
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Quote the entire post and answer the question, boy.
Who was Duc D'Anville? What was his mission? Did he accomplish it?
"When the French came to get their alleged due they all sank in a hurricane. A Navy larger than the Spanish Armada. They tried to take over the colonies. Lost almost all their navy and large numbers of infantry at sea. In the 1740s".
T. A. Gardner
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This is the problem:
In 1945, the Russians lost somewhere between 75,000 and 100,000 men taking Berlin. Does anyone really think they won't suffer say 10,000 to 50,000 dead crushing Ukraine?
I'm not being pro-Russian in saying that. I'm being pragmatic and realistic in saying it.
In 1945, the Russians lost somewhere between 75,000 and 100,000 men taking Berlin. Does anyone really think they won't suffer say 10,000 to 50,000 dead crushing Ukraine?
I'm not being pro-Russian in saying that. I'm being pragmatic and realistic in saying it.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
That's very close to exactly what happened.
Except for being larger than the Spanish Armada. It was 70-ish ships and the Spanish Armada was 130.
"It was the greatest force that had ever been sent to America, the great fleet consisted of 20 warships, 32 transports, and 21 smaller auxiliary vessels. There were 3,000 veteran troops and 10,000 sailors aboard the ships. Many weapons and supplies were also stocked below the ships deck for the long journey.
In addition, four more large warships under Commander Conflans which at this time were cruising the West Indies, were ordered to join up with d’Anville at the harbour of Chebucto (Halifax).
The expedition was ill-fated and not a single victory did it obtain; disaster followed disaster, until there were left only scattered fragments of the once proud fleet."
https://fairviewhistoricalsociety.ca/duc-d-anvilles-french-armada/
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Is that so?
Was it?
Can you explain what any of your BS has to do with Ukraine, the American revolution or the Battle of Yorktown?
They probably have lost 5,000 to 6,000 already, and they are only 3 weeks in. As they attack more of the country, their losses will mount. Other than some sort of peace agreement, I do not see how the number will not rise to at least 10,000. Even if there is a peace agreement, without a withdrawal, there will be continued attacks from the Ukrainian people, and they will have a slower rise to 10,000... But still get there.
Getting to 50,000 might take longer, but given time...
Matt Dillon
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You got me off on this tangent, you turd!
All I said was they were hitting Russian tanks like Americans hit the redcoats while they were marching.
To explain how it relates to the American Revolution: If that fleet had not have failed so bad, we'd all be speaking French right now!