Vintage truth.

So let's look at the data points we have showing Ukrainian KIA in the 200-400,000 range.

- Population surveys
- Obituary counts on social media
- Cemetery construction
- Amputation disclosures
- Older, inadvertent official disclosures
- Endless connoscription but no army growth

It's all completely internally consistent, pointing to the same approximate number of casualties in the 2-400k range. This is exactly what you would expect if that was in fact the case - all these secondary indicators are consistent with each other and there is no countervailing data besides the obvious lies of Ukrainian officials.

Given that Mediazona's count of Russian KIA in the 30,000 range has recently been validated by another inadvertent disclosure on their side (of some 8,500 WIA returned to duty, total, in the entire VDV for the entire SMO) this also points to an absolutely brutal fact: for every Russian soldier killed in this war, somewhere between seven and thirteen Ukrainian soldiers die. That's apocalyptic for the Ukrainian Army and a disgrace for their Western advisors.

This also, by the way, aligns perfectly with the Ukrainian MoD's claims for -Russian- casualties. This suggests strongly that the Ukrainian MoD's infamously implausibly running count of Russian losses is, astonishingly, actually an accurate report of their own losses.

"AI is ultimately just logic, and logic without logic is nothing. A converged technology, like a converged institution, is incapable of performing its core functions."

http://voxday.net/2023/08/14/converged-from-birth/

UPDATE: 4 people were killed and a fifth person still is unaccounted for following a house explosion and fire in Plum, Pennsylvania on Saturday.

1 exploded and 2 caught fire, burning to the ground.

@police_frequency

Update on a story shared Sunday...

"The elderly woman, who co-owned the newspaper with her son Eric, was subjected to the raid by five officers and two sheriff's deputies on Friday - which caused her to be 'stressed beyond her limits and overwhelmed by hours of shock and grief.'"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12402357/Newspapers-owner-dies-police-raid-seize.html

Small-town Kansas paper was probing ‘Gestapo’ police chief over sex claims before he raided it
The police chief whose “Gestapo”-style raid on a small town newspaper has become the focus of national outrage was being investigated by its reporters over claims of alleged sexual misconduct.
https://nypost.com/2023/08/14/kansas-paper-was-probing-gestapo-police-chief-over-sex-claims/
Aug 14, 2023

With regards to "Extinction Rebellion", climate change, which is natural and not man made, does not even make it to the top 5 of reasons for species extinctions, according to corporate science:

"The “big killers” of species, or the main reasons for extinctions in the order set below:

1 Overexploitation (6,241 species)

2 Agricultural Activity (5,407)

3 Urban Development (3,014)

4 Invasion and Disease (2,298)

5 Pollution (1,523)"

@RobinMG

https://nulluslocussinegenio.com/2019/08/14/overexploitation-and-agriculture-are-bigger-threats-than-climate-change/

For the first time in nearly half a century, Russia has launched a spacecraft that is headed to the moon.

On Friday morning at a spaceport in the far eastern part of Russia, a rocket lifted Luna-25, a robotic lander of moderate size, to Earth orbit. It will try to land in the moon’s south polar region, where the presence of water ice has attracted the attention of numerous space programs, and make a year’s worth of scientific observations.

🌕 Luna-25's Russian Historic Mission to the Moon's South Pole! 🌕

For the first time in the annals of space exploration, the Luna-25 station is set to make a groundbreaking landing near the Moon's South Pole. This isn't just another lunar landing; it's a mission that stands apart from the rest. Why? Because unlike previous missions that targeted the lunar equator or middle latitudes, Luna-25 aims for one of the poles!

🔍 Why the South Pole? 🔍

Craters of Eternal Darkness: These mysterious regions could potentially house free ice. Easy extraction of this ice means easy access to water - a vital resource for both humans and spacecraft.

Peaks of Eternal Light: These areas, which remain illuminated even when night falls on the Moon, are perfect spots to set up energy sources.

The stakes are high, and the rewards? They could be as monumental as the very concept of human space flight itself! Let's keep our fingers crossed and hope for a successful mission. 🚀🌌

@science

NOW - Russia launches its first mission to the moon in nearly 50 years in a bid to be the first power to make a soft landing on the lunar south pole, a region believed to hold coveted pockets of water ice.

https://apnews.com/article/russia-launch-moon-mission-50-years-286bf3d8d3b30790591efc113438e216

@disclosetv

The Science is settled 😷

https://twitter.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1690750021795516416

@KanekoaTheGreat

🚨 MiG-23 aircraft crashes during an air show in Michigan🚨

@dailyrealtimenews

"The sense of despair is driven by massive casualties in Kiev’s counteroffensive. Blyzniuk said that most soldiers sent to the front die in just two to three days."

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ukrainians-begin-despair-bloody-counteroffensive-yields-small-gains