Attack On Europe: Documenting Russian Equipment Losses During The 2022 Russian Invasion Of Ukraine (2 year anniversary)

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[dennisw]

This a demonstration that Pres. DJT has repaired relations with Saudi - MBS ////// During zombie Joe era....Dems did their best to insult MBS and sabotage US-Saudi Arabia relations. Because they are idiots. The Washington Post in particular were bigtime saboteurs and propagandists on this matter....and you why.

[dennisw]

Norway has replaced Russia as biggest natgas supplier to Europe. They greatly increased natgas outputs to do this. Their previous attitude was to bank their natgas in the ground. For sale in the future.
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[JonPreston]

Ukraine could use all the ground fertilizer they can get

I see you're still dancing in blood. Tell us adorno, when does a piggy Neocon like you turn to rational thought or are you simply a genetic misfire??

[JonPreston]

Here’s a detailed overview of how genetic breeding is governed and practiced in Germany:

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### 🧬 **Legal Framework for Genetic Engineering**

Germany’s approach to genetic breeding—especially involving genetically modified organisms (GMOs)—is anchored in the **Genetic Engineering Act (GenTG)**. Key features include:

- **Risk Management & Oversight**: The Act aims to protect humans, animals, and the environment from potential risks of genetic engineering while enabling scientific and commercial use.

- **Approval & Monitoring**: Activities like GMO development, lab research, and environmental release require authorization. The **Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL)** oversees these processes.

- **Public Participation**: The **Genetic Engineering Public Consultation Ordinance (GenTAnhV)** mandates public hearings for GMO releases, allowing citizens to raise objections. - **Labeling & Transparency**: Products made without GMOs can be labeled “non-GMO” under the **EGGenTDurchfG**, aligning with EU standards.

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### 🐄 **Animal Breeding and Genetic Diversity**

Germany also has a comprehensive **National Animal Breeding Act**, which governs traditional and genomic breeding of livestock. Highlights include:

- **Breed Society Recognition**: Only recognized breed societies can manage herdbooks and breeding programs. - **Conservation of Genetic Diversity**: Section 3 mandates **monitoring of genetic variability** and supports native breeds through public funding.

- **Sustainability Goals**: Breeding programs are encouraged to improve **animal health, robustness, and resource efficiency**, while preserving cultural heritage breeds.

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### 🧪 **Institutional Roles**

Several institutions collaborate on genetic breeding oversight:

- **Robert Koch Institute (RKI)**: Evaluates health risks of GMOs and advises the Federal Ministry of Health. - **Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)** and **Julius Kühn Institute (JKI)**: Assess environmental and food safety aspects of GMOs.

- **European Integration**: Germany aligns with EU directives like **Directive 2001/18/EC** and **Regulation (EC) 1829/2003** for GMO approvals and labeling.

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If you're exploring this topic for legal, scientific, or advocacy purposes, I can help you dive deeper into specific statutes, case studies, or policy comparisons. Would you like to explore how Germany’s approach compares to U.S. regulations or how it impacts biodiversity?

Sources:

[BVL – Genetic Engineering Legal Framework]

(https://www.bvl.bund.de/EN/Tasks/06_Genetic_engineering/02_Consumers/07_Legal_Framework/01_Germany/Germany_node.html) [ERFP – In Situ Animal Breeding Legislation in Germany (PDF)](https://www.animalgeneticresources.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/6b_ERFP_Insitu_Legislation__Germany.pdf) [RKI – Genetic Engineering Oversight](https://www.rki.de/EN/Institute/Organisation/Staff-units/Management-staff/Genetic-engineering/genetic-engineering-node.html)

[blitz128]

They do seem to have plenty of meat for the time being, but what they are running out of is cash and fuel.
No cash no meat

[JonPreston]

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Dopey, maybe you can help.

When exactly did Mark Rutte's face turn to rubber?

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[BeauBo]

Turns out that this guy is a homosexual, among his other psychological/personality disorders. There are often other issues bundled together with homosexuality (like drug/alcohol abuse), and some are quite severe.

[JonPreston]

Remember Dimwit, with every silly .gif you post on the Ghetto Thread you are playing my game.

Thank you

[BeauBo]

Russia’s 6th largest refinery (Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad, over 300 miles from Ukrainian controlled territory), owned by Lukoil, in flames again last night.

Kyiv Independent: “Ukraine’s General Staff subsequently confirmed the strike in a Facebook post on Nov. 7, noting “the annual refining capacity of this plant is 15.7 million tons (287,000 BPD, 5.6% of all refining in Russia).””

Also struck, a thermal power plant in Volgorechensk, Kostroma Oblast (170 miles NorthEast of Moscow), and an oil depot in Crimea (Bitumne).

[JonPreston]

Turns out that this guy is a homosexual...bundled together with drug/alcohol abuse

Don't forget plagiarist!

[BeauBo]

European natural gas storage is 83% full - good for this time of year.

Europe also now has operational LNG import capacity far in excess of its peak Winter usage. Prices have barely budged from a year ago - less than 2% change. Comfortably secure.

Russia on the other hand, faces the oncoming Winter with blackouts, fuel shortages, and grim prospects.

The “energy weapon” that Putin wielded at the start of his most recent invasion, is now fully turned back against Russia.

Because of Putin. He brought this Doom upon Russia.

[JonPreston]

bobo, why is this nutbag laughing?

PS: how many vaccine shots have you had?

[dennisw]

What a maroon and it shows

[JonPreston]

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Some say these troops should bring small white flags with them

What say you, dopey?

[dennisw]

“Also struck, a thermal power plant in Volgorechensk, Kostroma Oblast (170 miles NorthEast of Moscow), and an oil depot in Crimea (Bitumne).”

Hits on Crimea are righteous. One intention is to get the civilian Russians (who were stuffed in there) to bug out and leave. Ukraine does not destroy the Kerch bridge, in order make their bugging out easy and painless.

Though demobilizing Kerch bridge for months is quite a task at this point. Though three well placed Flamingo could do it. But this might send evil fake Tsar into a conniption fit, and a massive bombing campaign. Kerch is a favorite toy of Putin.