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Because things at cafe/k/ were getting too autistic and schizophrenic.

Current Happenings:
>Soledar has fallen
>Western countries panicking and sending mass amounts of money/armor to Ukraine 
>Most of this equipment is useless in the Donbass but could be used to strike towards Melitopol
>Allegedly surrendered Ukrainian conscripts have a lot of frostbite and/or tuberculosis
>Norway, Canada, and the Baltics rushing to supply Ukraine with winter gear
>Russians attempting to encircle the Northern Bakhmut route
>Spreading out to Pidhorodne and Klishchiivka
>Ukraine will either have to counterattack soon (now, at great losses) or abandon Bakhmut soon
>Ukrainians continue to hold the train stations on the outskirts of Soledar- Western maps claim this means Russia owns none of Soledar
>tl;dr- Bakhmut/Soledar aren't important towns, but Ukraine has turned the two towns in the bottom of a valley in perfect range of artillery into important towns with their turning them into a meatgrinder
>Russia restructured their military
>Official line is that Gerasimov was above Surovikin in rank and thus was always in charge of the war
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>>1293
https://kohlchan.net/m/res/368046.html
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>>1398
That's a shitload of videos from the Ukrianian side at least, thanks, a lot of them are from awhile back that I never saw posted anywhere too.
Do the Russians have a lockdown on videos or do they not allow their soldiers to use go pros? Because I don't see nearly as many from them and most of the ones I have seen were Wagner vids or shitty drone vids. I know there's censorship from the west in that regard but there's plenty of ways around such things it just seems lopsided.
I missed the mossow attack. Why does shit always happen when I am on vacation?  it's like when I am here nothing much happens
in other news Oleh Ivashchenko has been appointed as new head of Foreign Intelligence Service for Ukraine. Oleksiy Danilov has been removed
>be Russian
>take control of lands historically belonging to Muslims and all the Muslims inside
>fought multiple wars to reinforce their dominance in the same place
>surprised when they have to deal with Muslims' antics
<blames the US
It never gets old.

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No thread on this? What a shame.
Looks like Hamas has gone as far as they can and is now getting pulverized by JDF. If jew leadership is to be believed lol Gaza City is about to get turned into Wasa City. I just wish it lasted longer, unless Iran suddenly decides it wants a piece of that kazar ass.
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>>1251
>non-binding vote
so, empty virtue signaling?
It's beginning to look like Bibi is going to be forced into the position of being the judas goat in all this. Frankly that's the easiest way out of this whole mess for Israel and for the US government. If whoever in the DNC that's controlling Biden's brain plays their cards right they could engineer a more liberal or at least Democrat friendly replacement for Netanyahu they would achieve a hard counter to the Republicans. Whether they're smart enough to figure it out is another thing.

Netanyahu's definitely going to go to jail when this ends at this point. Meaning from his POV the best solution is to stretch it out as long as he can.
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>>1415
>Netanyahu's definitely going to go to jail
Biggest lol, no he fuckin won't, every other time a pissraeli leader has killed shitloads of Palestinians they've been given awards and had medals and shit named after them. He may not get that treatment immediately but if pissrael is still around ten years from now he'll retroactively be declared a hero. Jail time is entirely out of the question though.

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Let's begin again. The other thread was about to die anyway.
Hopefully we can keep this one alive for another 4 years and bring some new content to it.
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>>1409
Cnc no.2
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No.4
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>>1412
No.5
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No.6

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Post and discuss lever action rifles, shotguns, and mares leg pistols be they traditional designs for cowboy larping fun or more modern 'tacticool' configurations for applications such as hunting or not being completely defenseless in B& states 'legally' (even thought it's the local state governments that are actually breaking the law however...)
Why? Because lever gats are cool.
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>>1274
I had to check because I was under the impression that Rossi a Huezillian company made a 45acp lever action but turns out I was wrong, sadly. Maybe they used to and discontinued it? I mean such a rifle wouldn't be to hard to sell, just market it to people who already own thousands of dollars worth of Nighthawk 1911's and perhaps go as far as to have it be able to use 1911 magazines loaded by the side like a STEN gun too... Though at that point semi auto PCC's that use fuddy five mags would probably sell better now that I think about it so maybe skip the magazine compatibility for that in particular since that would ruin it's ability to be able to fit in a scabbard easily which is one of the appeals to lever gats.
Those are my thoughts on the matter.
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>>1287
>maybe skip the magazine compatibility for that in particular since that would ruin it's ability to be able to fit in a scabbard easily which is one of the appeals to lever gats.
That is a bit new to me, but what you could try is to make the tube magazine (together with whatever mechanism this theoretical design in question uses to lift the cartridges) and insert a magazine well in its place. And then you could have a magazine well for 1911 magazines, and other one for grease gun magazines, and if you want to be really funny you should have a well that can take Thompson magazines. Including the drums.
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>>1345
What about a rotating tube mag thing? Works for this shitpost gun.
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>>1350
I mean, if you can make it thin enough so that it is about the size of a tube magazine then it can work. You could also try something like the P90 or its inspiration:
https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=tAZs7GdLreI
A lever gun with a .45 ACP magazine of that type would be pretty tacticool.
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>6000-7000J out of such a tiny barrel
Holy fucking shit, imagine firing it from a lever gun with a barrel that is twice as long.  I guess a  Winchester Model 1895 made with modern steel could reliably deal with. The whole thing is 75mm long, which is about the same ballpark as most of the cartridges that gun was chambeed for.

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A thread for all forms of naval warfare.
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>>1199
I hate being the no-fun guy, but there really is no such thing as an objective best when it comes to warships, at least if you're speaking globally. What is best for one navy could just about be the worst for another.
Take for example the Iowas (WW2 era, obviously), they were 'very good' warships (some would say the best battleships ever built), but they were only suitable for America's needs and would have been rightly rejected by basically any other navy as entirely unsuited to their own needs.
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>>1226
>Then there is Warspite.
What do you mean, was it crewed by characters from a different sub genre?
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>>1271
Well its not a destroyer.
And if destroyers are crewed by shonen characters, Warspites crew is entirely made out of Goku, from captain to cook.
Now that I think about it, all huns forward approach would work even better on a light cruiser/destroyer leader, since the saved weight might be used for example on putting a Shimekaze worth of torpedoes on the aft.
>>1239
To rephrase then, what is the best pre-Dreadnought Battleship commissioned prior to HMS Dreadnought for Battleship-on-Battleship action in the Northern central Atlantic?

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Благодарим Тебя за то, что раскрыл слугам Твоим козни врагов наших! 
Озари сиянием Твоим души тех, кто отдал жизнь во исполнение воли Твоей! 
В бой, защитники Монолита! В бой! 
Отомстим за павших братьев наших, да будет благословенно вечное их единение с Монолитом! 
Смерть… лютая смерть тем, кто отвергает Его священную силу!
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>>1389
>Oh you meant being a delivery boy?
No I meant the essential jobs are these, that quite obviously, are absolutly necessery to keep up the society and war effort chugging along. Conscripting a dude working at ammo factory is counterproductive to war effort and taking one working at sewage treatment plant is more trouble than it is worth. 
Its pretty intuitive.
>you do have to understand that romania is on a different scale of corruption than poland or any other former warsaw pact country, right?
Irrelevent, especially in the time of crisis.
>to tell the officers when and where to meet?
No, to give you conscription notice.
>Also, does a uni degree help in any way, like it does in the u.s?
At least during peacetime you need a degree to become an officer.
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>>1392
>At least during peacetime you need a degree to become an officer.
Even in Romania? I know the military only hires contractors from outside sources.
Would it be prefferable to be an officer during the war instead of simple enlisted?
>No I meant the essential jobs are these, that quite obviously, are absolutly necessery to keep up the society and war effort chugging along.
Well, what is the fine line between jobs exempt from conscription and those regular?
What about those which work as for hire sailors to international shipping companies?
>Conscripting a dude working at ammo factory is counterproductive to war effort and taking one working at sewage treatment plant is more trouble than it is worth. 
>Its pretty intuitive.
even in a top 5 national biggest cities, mine still has power outages.
>Irrelevent, especially in the time of crisis.
Why would it be? Oligarch's sons either escape or get the best jobs while the ones which were supposed to get them are simple infantry.
>No, to give you conscription notice
The regular post man is the one who gives you conscription notice? Don't they just knock on your door, armed, then take you with them willingly or not?
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>>1289
>Romania
If shit hits the fan, your best bet might be to escape to Serbia, because it is unlikely that they would deport you back just so that you can be drafted to fight against Russia. You could also try to hide in the Carpathians, or escape by sea to some far flung place.
>>1394
>The regular post man is the one who gives you conscription notice? Don't they just knock on your door, armed, then take you with them willingly or not?
First they send notices by post, and only if too many people refuses to show up will the press gangs will go around gathering people. In Ukraine they pretty much reached the point where nearly everyone that can be drafted is already in the army, so they have to hunt draft dodgers. But initially they too just sent letters to people telling them to show up at the nearest recruitment centre.
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>>1395
>If shit hits the fan, your best bet might be to escape to Serbia
>You could also try to hide in the Carpathians
I live in the one major coastal city romania has. I live quite literally on the other side of the country.
>or escape by sea to some far flung place.
Only possible option. Problem how would I do such a thing.
The only realistic option is to go into hiding.
>will the press gangs will go around gathering people
will press the gangs into gathering people?
>>1394
>Even in Romania? 
Yes.
>Well, what is the fine line between jobs exempt from conscription and those regular?
There is none.
>even in a top 5 national biggest cities, mine still has power outages.
Does not matter, without these essential people there wouldnt be power at all.
>Why would it be? Oligarch's sons either escape or get the best jobs while the ones which were supposed to get them are simple infantry.
Yes, just like everywhere in the world.
>The regular post man is the one who gives you conscription notice?
Yes. I was one you know.
>Don't they just knock on your door, armed, then take you with them willingly or not?
That is what happens if you dont answer summons are the war is already lost and statesmen are desperate.
>I live in the one major coastal city romania has. I live quite literally on the other side of the country.
Then learn to swim well.
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>no more physical ability test
Being a criminal has never been this easy.
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>>1369
>Stabbed
Decapitated would be a more apt descriptor. Damn.
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And hell why not ancient China and Korea as well and maybe further afield. The last thread was going well until all the slav vs slav stuff took over.
From what I remember we largely exhausted the discussion about Japanese sickles and even took a tangent to Africa and back with their amazing autistic throwing knives/metal boomerangs.
So this time let's perhaps start with armor? I personally can't decide if I'm more fond of Asian lamellar type armor or of the southern barbarian armor made in the style of, or sometimes even from, European armor. I do know that I prefer the later style kabuto to the classical types.
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>>1282
Isnt it the personal pimp armor of chinese emperor?
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>>1307
The second one? I don't know. I'm trying to figure out what script is on the helmet. It's not Chinese.
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>>1340
>This armor, undoubtedly for a high-ranking military official, is exhibited with an associated helmet decorated with applied gold ornaments. These include the Buddhist mantra Om mani padme hum in Lantsa characters, which were often used for sacred inscriptions and texts in Tibet, China, and other Buddhist countries.
>The armor and helmet are very similar to a set donated by the Qinglong emperor to a Tibetan monastery in 1757.
Its in Met museum apparently.
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>>1341
Do they write anything about why the sword is hanging  backwards?
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>>1342
Nope. I think it might have something to do with mongol horse meta, probably easier to hold it like that while riding when you also have bow, quiver and lance strapped to yourself.

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Since cafe/k/ has gone to shit I will be moving my business here for the time being.
Non-/k/-related discussion goes here.
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>>1278
>exodus from 4chan 10 years ago because of censorship
>demands more censorship here
This is one of the many reasons white "men" deserve the genocide God is giving them.
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>>1279
gr8 b8 m8!
>>1278
>hours
Try days, I don't think this guy checks in much.
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Shitposting has been removed to the designated shitting thread. If you shit outside the thread, don't be surprised when you told to take the poo to the loo.
Someone remind me to make a /k/ related bunnygirl for the new /k/anteen thread with this one bumplocks.
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>>1347
>Someone remind me to make a /k/ related bunnygirl
Are you going to make some OC, or something with AI?

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