Month: April 2006

America’s weakness is it’s total dependence on electronic weapons. Relatively small country’s can bring this to an end with very small investments, much easier than wasting money on nuclear weapons. Russia is making great improvements in their electronic weapons jammers, others should join the club . Hire a poor hacker, they would love a challenge…

Everyone and everything has a weakness, even the most powerful of us all and this is a fact proven time and time again…

Achilles Heel is part of war…

Post by Kyle Keeton
Windows to Russia…

Why is it, that in every barber shop, pub, greasy spoon, drive thru window, picnic, BBQ and dinner table I see, everyone knows that the U.S. government are terrorists, but the lame stream media, those superior entities with the accumulation of knowledge of all knowledge, don’t know a damn thing about the U.S. government? In fact they seem to be plugged in the posterior with a direct pipeline of a canned version of the world, like elevator music that plays everywhere…

They also all turn into Sergeant Schultz on the Hogans Hero’s…

That is the main stream media when it comes to truth…

Posted by Kyle Keeton
Windows to Russia…

World War I demonstrated czarist corruption and inefficiency, and only patriotism held the poorly equipped army together for a time. Disorders broke out in Petrograd (renamed Leningrad and now St. Petersburg) in March 1917, and defection of the Petrograd garrison launched the revolution. Nicholas II was forced to abdicate on March 15, 1917, and he and his family were killed by revolutionaries on July 16, 1918. A provisional government under the successive prime ministerships of Prince Lvov and a moderate, Alexander Kerensky, lost ground to the radical, or Bolshevik, wing of the Socialist Democratic Labor Party. On Nov. 7, 1917, the Bolshevik Revolution, engineered by Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky, overthrew the Kerensky government, and authority was vested in a Council of People’s Commissars, with Lenin as prime minister.

The humiliating Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (March 3, 1918) concluded the war with Germany, but civil war and foreign intervention delayed Communist control of all Russia until 1920. A brief war with Poland in 1920 resulted in Russian defeat.

Windows to Russia…