I heard anonymity provides freedom which is why so many blank profiles online of ordinary mothers, fathers, wives, and husbands live behind their mental waste on strangers' posts. Though I never understood them, age has shown me the bitter truth that comes with my weakening visions.
The 2 things I think about the most these days are carrots and guns. One a representation of health, an insane awareness of it almost, and the other a desire to stop it all to be free from one's self and mind. I would sell my soul to the lowest bidder to escape my mind if I had it so to separate myself from my greatest enemy I would give it for free if so.
I often wonder if my mind is like yours one day I dream of carrots slumber and wake to the taste of guns a cripple I find oneself so large but unable to shake my weary bones, my youthful bones into a reality where bliss is the sun where bliss is the rain where bliss is the house I lay my body in one after every day.
I don't recall myself no more. My toilet mind is killing me at the youthful, vital, lush age of 20. I am them and they are me, the wives and men of toilet minds. I have become my greatest misunderstanding. So full of hate and despair my body has begun to rot. I can smell my soul decompose as I walk in every room. I find myself more and more getting woken from my daytime slumber. Eyes wide shut dull with a longing to be light gone off for an hour or so this time. My partner asks ‘Are you ok?’ ahh yes I am i just got lost in my toilet of a mind.
I always hated toilets, public bathrooms. They were filthy and made me want to part from my skin. I often wonder what wrong I did to end up with a brain like mine. If he is real, that will be my first question to him. A father to all but not to me come to think he and my earthly one treat me the same. Maybe the father is not the problem but only his SON.
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At what point will Russia no longer have military equipment available?
Reports suggest that Russia is losing armored personnel carriers (APCs) at an alarming rate of around 80 per month. 🇷🇺💥 The true extent of Russia's equipment losses remains unclear, with varying estimates from different sources. The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) suggests that Russia lost around 3,000 armored fighting vehicles in 2023 alone. 🙄👀 Some sources are out here claiming that Russia's pretty much out of tanks, artillery, and armored combat vehicles. Others, like Global Firepower (GFP), are like, "Nah, they've got plenty more where that came from." 🤦♂️🥱 But let's get real – Russia's definitely lost a ton of equipment in Ukraine. We're talking anywhere from a third to 70% of their tanks, and don't even get me started on their artillery units. It's not looking good, folks. 🤐🥶 The real question is, can Russia replace all this lost equipment fast enough to keep up with the war? Well, apparently, their tank factories aren't exactly producing out new ones at the speed of light. 🐌⏳ Some analysts predict that Russia could run out of tanks within the next two to three years if the current rate of losses continues. The condition of Russia's stored equipment is also a concern, with many tanks exposed to the elements and potentially unusable. 🤔❗ To address the equipment shortage, Russia has ramped up military hardware production and refurbished older tanks. However, the effectiveness of these measures remains uncertain, as production numbers are often not disclosed, and older equipment may become increasingly useless. 🤷♂️🕵️♂️ Russia has also turned to foreign sources for equipment, with reports of Chinese components being found in Russian weapons and North Korea supplying missile shells. Iran has also allegedly provided drones and other military supplies to Russia. 📶🤝 But even with all this foreign help and digging through their old stash, Russia might not be able to keep up with the losses. As time goes on, they might be stuck with some seriously outdated gear. Not a good look. 💀🙄 So, how long can Russia keep this up? Well, it's anyone's guess at this point. Some say they've got enough in the reserves to last another year or more, while others think they'll be running on empty sooner than that. 🤬⏳
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This was really profound