/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

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Ever wonder how Blumpf and his kike cronies are manipulating oil prices via their ((( news ))) services?

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Saudi gasfield bros, not feeling so good...

>>20702
Hey, give some credit to the jews that went out of their way to expose their own country like that. Evidently there are good people too.

>>20704
Iran has successfully driven the USA out of Iraq. So Iraq is going to be less US-friendly now.

>>20709
Remains to be seen. His ego cannot handle the loss and the possibility of a sore loser strategy to just make Iran suffer on the way out as a way of making a point of "you should've done what I wanted!" is very possible, but Iran will surely counter-escalate and hit US allies with similar damage while doing their utmost to fuck US economic interests in the region. The result of all that will be economic devastation in the USA and Europe (no normal oil export levels for years) and a very deadly Iran-Israel war (Israel would be dropping the bombs) which will likely result in the dissolution of the Israeli state if no one manages to put the brakes on the war, since Israel is tiny enough that you can hit everything and it's a colossal menace to all its neighbors that would appreciate the opportunity to "solve" the issue of Israel once and for all if it appears to sufficiently weakened. Also if Israel drops a single nuke a lot of countries will join the war to end Israel.

With Europe and the USA going through economic crisis and USA being depleted in munitions, NATO will also be severely weakened too. By the time the global economy has recovered (and there will be famines and therefore revolts, because of the lack of fertilizer) it will be a multipolar world where a lot of countries will have had enough of the west's shit given their past of onesidedly attempting to dominate or dictate the world's affairs.

Also that level of disaster will have been a bridge too far for Trump so decent odds he will end up impeached and imprisoned. His own party will eagerly want to distance themselves from his administration in the wake of that, so probably they would join the efforts.

For the most part I expect him to be strongly discouraged against doing this shit and end up talked out of committing to such a catastrophe.

Mutts leaving iraq gives off late stage Soviet Union vibes. I think we are in end game for The American Empire

Why delete US financial data reports? That's a very-intrinsic part of the the Iranian, Israeli, US, & European strategies in this war. Every single one of them are attempting use finances as a strategic weapon: the West all conspiring together to do a genocide against the Iranian people; Iran to strongarm the West into submitting politically.

This topic is very fundamental to this war in the ME.

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>On Sept 18, a collision occurred in the South China Sea between a Chinese Coast Guard patrol vessel and the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) vessel Datu Magat Salamat near the disputed Xianbin (Sabina) Reef

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>gayI Make me a video were I will get trillions in government contracts
>a few years later
>gayI how do I fake my own death?

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>>20690
We are approaching the next step of the Metal Gear timeline, assuming they manage to succeed in turning their ChatGPT prompts into reality.

>>20691
That is one planet sized assumption, Strelok.

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funey vido

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The Russians have gone too far now (https://inv.nadeko.net still works at least).

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One fun tidbit I've learned recently is that the new Russian Dan-T missile is based on the Dan-M, which was a flying developed during the 90s to mimic the signature of a Tomahawk. Of course, it's definitely not as capable of a Tomahawk, but it still has a range of 450km, and they might mass produce some 14,000 of them over the course of a year.

>>20641
It's probably about as capable as a tomahawk given the tomahawk is 40 years old and hasn't had any significant upgrades in 20.

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Rooskies developed a drone to destroy the pylons of powerlines. It has 4 shaped charges that shoot out rather wide jets, so I guess it cuts up the pylon. And replacing those seems to be a tad labour intensive, so this might actually work if they do it on top of all the other attacks.

>>20659
Agreed
<And then the military leaders were replaced by eunuchs and foreigners and the fighting forces went to shit
<The Empire collapsed in a few decades
<The end.

>>20662
Kek. In the following chapters, we will discuss the Sino-Indian empire and how it quickly overtook the East only to fail because they still had not perfected Steel and Concrete technology and all their buildings fell apart.

>>20662
<The end.
<A new beginning.
Which will inevitably lead to the same result as in every other instance, but that's not the point, it's the journey the counts, right??

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Anyone know what happened here?

>>20693
It's looking like they might just be red diesel thieves.

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>>20284
It becomes less amusing, when you see it everywhere for years on end. He's a boomer living in Iran (proven, with videos), likely thinking IBs are usenets like the other anon said. The problem is that anons have told him to stop being a fag for years, how to use sage, how to post in the correct board, and so on-- he simply ignores it, before receiving bans, and continuing again after a period of time. Combined with all that, they're self-plug advertisements to likely his own bookstore.

He was banned here on /k/ and /fascist/, plus elsewhere, before returning again with zero change in behavior. I do wonder if he's a retarded boomer who hired out some pajeets to spam his stuff for years, as there's posts (again self-advertising) about his digital marketing strategy.

>>20286
Please report him even if not on this board, I consider him ban on sight for spam until he either he integrates or zzzchan is dead.

>>20495
If you want his posts deleted on sight, I will do so in the future.

>>20495
>or zzzchan is dead
soon, it seems

>>20509
I hope not!

I <3 sleepychan

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We need to bring back whistles and put them on everything: bombs, missiles, drones and bullets. 
Then you equip soldiers themselves with whistles and have them run psyops on the enemy.

>>20550
I don't there will be enough humans on the frontline to wage psychological war against, but you can do a whole lot of passive reconnaissance with some cheap mics and a computer running a fancy algorithm, so there might be some merit in this idea:
>put whistles on your drones, missiles, and other things that moves quickly
>let the enemy train their algorithms with them for a few weeks
>remove the whistles to change the sonic profile from everything that had whistles, but also add them to other fast moving stuff
>now the enemy slightly misidentifies everything and has to be retrained
Still, I suspect that an AI would quickly figure out that something's off, so I'm not sure if it would actually work.

>>20554
That's actually really interesting. You might also be able to fake the sound of the enemy's fast moving objects to confuse defenses, on theory at least. That, or dump a million camel spiders on their territory and see how many explosions you get during summer.

>>20550
>NAFO and redd*t brigades all equipped with rape whistles as their primary weapon

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>>20560
>numales deployed first, utterly incapable of taking ground
>command decides to rotate in female staff for "muh representation"
>suddenly constant drone bombardment, specifically targeting the barracks
>mudslimes swear they were firing blind every night

>>18431
That's exactly what I thought too. I was shocked when I came across it and just had to post it.

>>16913
In such uncouth circumstance one is to herald immediately to all those present "Pray! No folly! No hankering!" lest your character be judged otherwise.

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Is the brass knuckle handle of this knife just a chuuni thing, or could it prove useful in a real fight? I know that brass knuckles can kill, I just don't see the point of trying to punch someone when you are holding a knife.

>>20556
High doubt of it ever being useful if you're getting the knife in the position to punch someone with it. You're in position to stab someone and if someone is in basically hugging reach and is basically aware of you they'll likely try to twist your wrist and or force the knife out of your hand which case your other hand should be the one that's really punching.

>>20556
>>20557
Holy shit, guys. It's like a sharpened muzzle break. It's anything and everything that can cause damage when you HAVE TO cause damage. 

The knuckle hoops aren't just for punching, but to keep the weapon in hand. As last ng as you have a weapon in hand, your enemy has to adjust what he's doing to respond to that, limiting his options. If you're [moe]hugging,[/moe] you might not have the angle to effectively cut or stab with the blade, but if you can get it closer to him, the spikes can still grind against him, drawing blood, possibly severing a small artery or tendon. OR catching on webbing ot uniform and now you can control his body placement. 

And all that assumes he didn't do the smart/foolish thing if grabbing the knife wrist, allowing you to twist around and nick him in his wrist, which makes his fight a ticking clock against passing out.

AND AND all of your buddies with bayonets affixed behind you very probably seeing you locked up with him and looking to run him through long before either of you would even need a second wind.

>>19401
>I can say just будет идёт дождь
I'll assume you meant пойдёт дождь.
When one makes statements about the future (in most languages, I think) some level of uncertainty is implied. Then consider the tone and emphasis, not just the grammar/linguistics.
пойдёт дождь. - focus is mainly on the noun (дождь) with the verb (пойдёт) helping to direct things into the future tense.
пойдёт дождь. - is an assertion.
дождь пойдёт! - a strong assertion.
пойдёт дождь or пойдёт снег - when either snow or rain are plausible.

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My 'tism kicked in: you know how Kriss Vector's claim to fame is that the bolt travels down in order to reduce felt recoil? Well, you could take a rifle with an inline stock (such as the AR-15), bend the barrel downward a bit, and if you also change the placement of the sights, then the shooter will have to  hold at an angle (compared to the ground) in order to shoot forward. Imagine trying to shoot with the gun on the second pic forward with the Krummlauf attached, you'd have to hold it in a rather funky way. Of course, the barrel shouldn't be so extremely bent, but you get the idea. And yes, it's a retarded idea, but such a barrel could be a fun novelty product.

>>20444
>the gun on the second pic forward with the Krummlauf attached
I mean the third pic, for the second pic the device would have to be rotated 90 degrees. Also, it might work better if instead of an external device the barrel itself would be bent, but really only very slightly, like 5-10 degrees.

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>>20444
>>20445
And I should also mention the MAS-38, as bending the barrel would be an alternative to making the whole receiver slanted.

>>20444
>image #3
Well I guess we now know the secret of that anon's exploding office chair.

>>20288
I pointed out before that USrael would do everything in their power to prevent that. It likely is hurting right now but they are desperately attempting to gain control over the home front, using surveillance, for a draft to invade Iran.

Anyone else think that the Trump administration calling the new round of sanctions "Economic D Day" is really lame? By expressly invoking D Day they have unwittingly stated that the US is no longer able (for what ever reason) to pull off the massive sort of ground invasion that they did nearly 80 years ago and so are opting for a sort of metaphorical D Day instead. 

It's also really quite risky. They're forcing everyone to declare their hand. I guess they're just hoping that it will force all the other countries to side with the US and the US dollar instead of against it. But if they're wrong and it starts a sort of "run on the bank" so to speak it'll be an economic bloodbath.

>>20288
>Weekly U.S. Ending Stocks of Crude Oil in SPR
The 80s are so back and on track for the 70s B-)
Is this the grand idea for restoring traditional values in America?

>>20289
As if. A draft at this point in time, regardless of who calls it and how many federal agents are sent to enforce it, would result in an immediate shattering of the union and a (major) net reduction in federal military power. Nothing short of an organized, uniformed land invasion of the continental US would generate sufficient public support for a draft that wouldn't cause a civil war at this point.
Bad news for the rest of NATO, sure, since that means all the US could do in an article 5 scenario is drop a bunch of bombs and threaten nuclear war, but that's the truth of the political situation in the not-so-United States right now.

>>20456
I don't know what they expected really. You would think you wouldn't want to disenfranchise the people you want to go send to die in a massive boondoggle war to the point where if you hand them a gun they are going to turn around and shoot you but hey I'm not a politician what do I know.