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Any of you guys love Westerns? I know @Maddylovesherc1 does. I quite like the simple moral parable vibe of those 50's ones. High Noon etc. Enjoyed Cariboo Trail-Scott, Run for Cover-Cagney, Man with the Gun-Mitchum, Duel at Diablo-Garner. Any goodies to share?
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Our key shortage right now is Patriot interceptors to take down Russian ballistic missiles. Russia is betting primarily on ballistic missiles in this war, especially with winter approaching. We now need particular help securing anti-ballistic missile interceptors. Europe has these resources, and so do our partners in the United States.
It is important that the relevant programs truly work, particularly the PURL initiative, and that the U.S. side does not delay deliveries under the program. We are counting heavily on support for this at every level.
Every day of delay means losses and destruction for us, given that Russia’s ballistic missile campaign against our cities and communities continues every single day, nonstop. We need the appropriate deliveries.
I said this during a joint press conference with Rob Jetten @MinPres.
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Had a few updates since launch already!
It's more a complete experience now.
Enjoy
I thought I'd just release it in It's current state. See how the interest goes.
wonkers76.itch.io/warmonger
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Today, the UK government announced the allocation of an additional £10 billion in aid to Ukraine.
This British assistance does not simply help Ukraine continue its fight. It is an impulse of resilience at a time when the enemy is trying to force Ukraine to capitulate through terror against peaceful cities. This is support that truly saves Ukrainian lives.
I am grateful to Prime Minister @andyburnham , His Majesty's Government and all the people of the United Kingdom for their principled stance and concrete actions within the framework of our strategic partnership. Thank you for standing alongside Ukraine in the fight for freedom, security and a just peace🇬🇧🇺🇦
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🔥 Ukraine’s Defense Forces keep hitting the Russian facilities that sustain the war against Ukraine.
In Oryol, our warriors struck the Proton plant. This strike will complicate production of the missiles Russia fires at Ukrainian cities.
In Tolyatti, the Tolyattikauchuk plant was hit. It produces synthetic rubber, monomers, and high-octane gasoline additives, feeding raw materials into Russia’s missile program.
Strikes on enemy drone depots and bases continue.
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The Storm Shadows sent by the UK last week have been rapidly put to good use.
The Proton plant in Oryol and the Energia plant in Yelets, which both produce missile components, were hit this week.
Thank you to our UK allies for helping us cut Russian missile production.💙💛
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Ohio! I’m heading to Cleveland for a rally to support @AmyActonOH and @SherrodBrown.
Make sure you have a plan to vote: IWillVote.com/OH
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“There are tens of thousands of Ukrainian children who have been taken to Russia, and he calls him a humanitarian.”
Podcaster Alastair Campbell criticises US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff, who called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “humanitarian.”
#Newsnight
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This past week alone, Russia has launched around 1,600 guided aerial bombs, 48 missiles of various types, including ballistic missiles, and nearly 2,300 attack drones against Ukraine. Unfortunately, almost every day, these brutal strikes leave people killed and injured. In the evening, Russian strikes on the Dnipro region killed four people. My condolences to their families and loved ones. Another 22 people were injured, including an 11-year-old girl. In Vinnytsia, a Russian drone struck a high-rise apartment building. Six people were injured. In Kharkiv, the Russians first struck a home improvement hypermarket and then carried out a cynical double-tap strike on the emergency services that arrived at the scene. First responders were injured. There were also strikes overnight on a thermal power plant, substations, coal mines, grain storage facilities, shopping malls, and a postal logistics hub. Damage has been reported in nine regions.
This is how Russia responds to diplomacy and deisolation. And it is very important that support for those who protect lives not diminish alongside the negotiation process. We need to unblock the deliveries of Patriot interceptors already approved by European countries. We need to continue supporting Ukrainian combat aviation to defend against jet-powered “shaheds.” Every such defense package, especially ahead of winter, helps save lives. I thank all partners who provide this kind of support.
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This footage is from the very beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022. Look at that little Ukrainian boy, walking towards the border in tears, surrounded by families fleeing a Russian invasion. Now consider the extraordinary moral bankruptcy of Trump, Rubio, Hegseth and Musk, whose message to Ukraine increasingly amounts to: “Fuck Ukraine. Russia gets our sympathy.”
Meanwhile, Steve Witkoff apparently sees Putin as some sort of humanitarian. Quite remarkable. Most people can distinguish a humanitarian from a man whose army bombs hospitals and forces children to flee their homes. Apparently, this requires a level of intellectual sophistication beyond certain members of the American establishment.
It hardly takes a magnificent imagination to work out which side these gentlemen might have found more accommodating in 1939.
“Never again” was supposed to mean something. It wasn’t a decorative slogan to be dusted off once a year while making excuses for the next dictator.
And to those who admire Russia as some glorious defender of Western civilisation, perhaps try learning something about the country. Russia has millions of Muslim citizens. It is hardly the anti-Muslim paradise some of its Western admirers imagine. Nor does Putin’s dictatorship represent the democratic freedoms they claim to cherish.
But then, understanding history, geography or basic human decency does rather spoil the pleasure of having absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.
That little boy understood who the aggressor was. Remarkable how many supposedly powerful adults still struggle with it.
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I thought I'd just release it in It's current state. See how the interest goes.
wonkers76.itch.io/warmonger
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Mark Carney on Elon Musk throttling Starlink: "I search for the right adjective to describe whoever took this decision or group of people took this decision against a country that is literally fighting for the lives of the citizens against naked aggression."
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Witkoff should never be able to live it down that he called Putin who is responsible for the deaths, torture, rape, and kidnapping of Ukrainian citizens, a ‘humanitarian.’
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Isometric maps add switchable viewing angles (see behind the blocks in Spindizzy Worlds) and layers: fade out Syndicate’s buildings to see the streets. Populous II’s 1,043 worlds carry 25,000+ markers. amiga.abime.net/games/view/s…
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2D maps refresh: 11,000+ maps across 870+ games. Large maps are now tiled like Google Maps, so even 16384×16384 maps load fast and work on phones. Pixels stay sharp when zoomed, plus markers, toggleable layers, overlays and a link for every map. amiga.abime.net/games/view/c…
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The Hall of Light Maps tab has had a big overhaul: five map types (2D, isometric, 3D, room layouts and RPG grids), a new full-page map browser, deep zoom, markers and layers. What’s new? amiga.abime.net




























