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How To Survive A War; Odesa; Ruschists' Hunt for Godliness.
(Russian missile attack destroys Odesa's Transfiguration Cathedral. Russian missile attacks on the night of July 23 caused significant damage to Odesa's historic Transfiguration Cathedral, the city administration reported via Telegram.)
⚡️As Ruschia firebombs Odesa, and destroys its cathedral, let's recall that Hitler firebombed London, and today London (and indeed Dresden), are beautiful cities.
Odesa is filled with moments like this - I captured these moments early morning September 2021.
As the actually (formerly) pro-Russia mayor of Odesa said:
"There must be something wrong with your head, if you want to bomb Odesa."
⚡️Ruschists Pine for Godliness.
Mate, your False Vladimir & False Priests can't help you.
Ukraine sacrifices lawfully to Sky Father (*Dyēus pətḗr).
Geneva Conventions, not Ruschists' False Bible, set out the rituals for proper sacrifice to Mārs (*Māwort Sanskrit Marutas) & Thor.
Judgment is in:
Ruzzia angers Sky Father. Ruzzia violates every LAW in its prosecution of war.
Across Indo-European space, we known for 1000s of years sacrificial ritual MUST be in the proper form.
Ukraine is "sacrificing" properly to Dyeus Pater by following the laws of war.
Muscovy is doomed, because it violates ALL rightful laws:
⚡️How To Survive A War (according to my late German colleague's father, who survived two of them).
Level ONE
1. Never be the first. (run in the middle of the big bunch)
2. Never be the last. (get your arse against a wall, and then finish them as they come)
3. Never volunteer.
Level TWO
1. At the frontline, you yourself can decide, in the barracks you can't.
2. The safest place is the one, your Sergeant is afraid to go. If necessary, volunteer to get there.
3. Don't worry about enemy tanks, allow yourself to be overrun, they will be finished in the rear. Deal with the poor sod running behind the tanks.
Level THREE
1. A company is a group of people who have their shared determination to succeed.
2. "Elite" is not something you regard yourself as; it's something others think about you.
3. Anecdote about officers (supervisors):
A platoon of veteran German paras has been taken over by a very young lieutenant.
They have fought in the bocages of Normandy for some weeks as stormtroopers and tank hunters, returned for R&R, filthy, worn out, dirty, unwashed, unshaved.
Colonel musters the survivours, looks into their worn bearded faces.
They give sloppy salutes.
Young lieutenant throws an immaculate salute and reports.
Colonel (Crete/Cassino veteran) looks at the young lieutenant (also unshaved) and asks loud enough for everybody to hear:
"Have you already decided what it's gonna be? Hairs or feathers?" -> It takes an enormous amount of achievement before one can allow oneself excentricities.
4. If your weapon is inefficient, throw it away. Take a better one lying around from those who didn't know how to make good use of them.
5. In moments of ultimate chaos, breakdown, confusion, disorientation - don't look at the commanders for guidance.
Don't think about the big picure.
Look at the next 100 metres, rally some though men and lead them against a tank.
Don't order them "Follow me".
Just go, and the right ones will follow, even your sergeant and you captain.
If they don't, you are screwed anyway.
#RuzziaIsATerroristMafia