[alexander_busek]

No one has discussed the darker implications of this attack. That could be us, here, in North America.

You are absolutely right! But I would request that you explore that in a separate thread you, yourself, initiate. Otherwise, you could roil the issue by portraying the Ukrainians as employing some sort of "ominous" or "disturbing" technology. Let's not forget: The Ukrainians were fully within their rights in attacking this purely military target (the Olenya air base) and destroying aircraft destined for use against Ukrainian cities.

I share your sentiment and hope fervently that U.S. military experts are watching, learning, and drawing the appropriate conclusions for our own defense. But let's not muddy the waters and/or imply that Ukraine is somehow the "bad guy" here for making use of an innovative tactic to defend their homeland.

Regards,

[lapsus calami]

 

 

Maybe English isn't your first language and it effects your reading comprehension as well as skills at literary composition, but I post what I want, where I want, in any form I want - don't need any passive-aggressive advice from anyone about how to do it.

 

But let's not muddy the waters and/or imply that Ukraine is somehow the "bad guy" here for making use of an innovative tactic to defend their homeland.

 

Where the hell did you conjure up such an intent on my part from - maybe it's lost in the Google translation. I have total concern about threat matrix activities in my hemisphere - that's what I was writing about. From the reports I read you have plenty of jihad to contend with at your coordinates, so stay in your own lane wiener schnitzel.