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The story so far... >IDF at the gates of Gaza >Allegedly, Israel has killed 6 times more children in Gaza in 3 weeks than both Russia and Ukraine in their spat >Al Qassam is bombing Israeli cities again.Not looking good for folks in the inner city part of Gaza >Support for Palestinians absolutely off the charts in Europe, South America, Australia, most authorities cracking down on stadiums and unorganized protests >According to weeb Hamas has sacrificed Beit Hanoun >Israel is trying to cut off Jabalia (refugee camp central) from Gaza City and is piecemeal going after both >Israel's goal seems to be to pincer areas on three sides before moving in for the kill >Lebanon ain't gonna do shit >Biden is denying Israel funding unless he gets full unmoderated funding to hide his crimes against humanity in Ukraine >Israel threatens to cease the existence of Hezbullah >Israeli forces have stopped being able to advance and are calling for a reshuffle of strategy coincidentally at the exact same time that they hit the urban pockets in Jabalia/Gaza City where Hamas is putting up more than token resistance. >Israel quite literally putting journalists on a hit list for spreading "hurtful recorded propaganda" >Israel to use "sponge bombs" to defeat Hummus

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I want to make a gun. How do I get the design?

Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread Previous thread: >>21645 Old one is bump locked and dead.

I don't know any other black handguns with long double barrels. I also don't know how to tell if this is real or an airsoft replica.

This board should be thriving. Everyone should own 3 guns minimum. A glock brand glock. A rifle A shotgun Whats your excuse anons? Also if you have any interest in purchasing a firearm let me walk you through it. Easy peasy. The catalogue looks like a holocaust is all im saying.

The story so far: >IDF takes over Gaza City >Israel now openly bombing agricultural areas in Khan Younis >White house announced that they will accept Israel permanently occupying Gaza City >Israeli defense minister responded that they will not only occupy Gaza City but they will make sure they have permanent free military movement through the entire strip >Entirety of Israel seems to be on fire from militants in the North and East launching rockets, with Israel having little to no control over the situation >Israel airdropped flares directly over Al-Shifa Hospital about a week ago and there's been few reports coming out of that area since then >Israel detonates experimental, miniature nuclear warhead in North Gaza >Anons argue whether or not new thread is worth making, answer still unknown, rumors of internal memo suggesting press conference to be held on Tuesday, noon BRT (UTC-3:00)

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Wish they moved their shit here, but it is what it is.

https://8chan.moe/news/ I don't care if it's full of feds. I don't care if you are coming or not coming. I'm going to post news on 8moe and you can either come along kicking and screaming, or I'm leaving you behind when the bombs drop March 15th. I'm calling it a news board because that's all I really use /k/ for half the time anyways but you can post /k/ things there if you want to and I don't really care.

Phosgene was discovered by reacting chlorine and carbon monoxide with sunlight in something like airtight glass containers. Phosgene was a very deadly WW! gas.

Sleepy, mothballed militaries on this continent often only get to see action during civil unrest and the occasional coup d'état. Studying them is interesting if you want to see how Third World militaries cope with alienation from society and a lack of a clear enemy. And coping in general. The Brazilian Army has large troop numbers compared to its neighbors, but not as much of a numerical advantage when counting military hardware. It has a gargantuan territory to cover with motorized, jungle, light, border, etc. infantry. Brigades have to spread out their battalions, but this isn't just by the length of the border and coastline, brigades deep into the heart of the country do it too. Conscripts have to serve close to where they live, and officers still believe in molding and educating the unwashed masses through conscription. The Army is the only service with a substantial number of conscripts. Some say there'd be enough volunteers to abolish conscription. For the past couple decades, Army strategists have devised several schemes splitting their force between mostly professional, high-readiness brigades and outdated brigades only meant to process conscripts. There's supposed to be a reserve, but nobody's sure if a true mobilization would work. All motorized infantry is set to be mechanized with the locally-assembled Iveco Guarani, but that's gonna take many years. The cavalry's older Urutu APCs have already been replaced. Its Cascavels will be replaced by Centauro IIs by a contract signed last month. Some of them will also be locally assembled and there's a degree of parts commonality with the Guarani; furthermore, Argentina is now set to also use Guaranis, which might give the defense industry some economy of scale. Leopard 1s will serve as far as 2040 and I haven't heard of any replacement for the M-113s which are supposed to follow them. The Air Force's Gripens are very early on in their replacement of earlier F-5s. The Navy "has" an aircraft carrier because they designated their helicopter carrier (Atlântico, formerly the HMS Ocean) as a "multipurpose aircraft carrier". Which they only use for helicopters anyway. They still have about ~5 carrier-capable Skyhawks so they can take off from a nonexistant carrier and, aided by nonexistant AEW aircraft, dogfight at sea with their guns. I've read in some of their material that the Atlântico's Artisan system could still guide the Skyhawks, but how much would this be useful without AEW aircraft? Please tell me.

Has the US military gotten worse, and if so, how exactly? I hear nothing but disgusting sexual immorality and tumblr faggotry in military life discussions. But from what I've read in this article from the '90s, the military sounds actually respectable: https://archive.vn/QEkUU https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1997/07/the-widening-gap-between-military-and-society/306158/ So what gives? And what would it take to fix it? Quite frankly the idea of being holed up on a base for countless months with stupid, ignorant profligates too busy fucking and drinking to soldier sounds vastly worse than any tough combat.

Welcome to the /k/anteen! This thread is a catch-all for general discussion that doesn't really belong anywhere else or might be off-topic. Previous iteration: >>48689

We should have a Myanmar/Burma thread. I think it's a big enough topic to justify having it separate from the Chink/Pajeet thread. >What happened? Long story short the Myanmar military has guaranteed 1/3rd representation in their version of congress. Aung San Suu Kyi had introduced a bunch of progressive reforms over the last few years and had frequent visits with Chinese despite Myanmar and China being in a technically hostile relationship. This is a big deal because Chinese nationals have been actively waging a civil war in Northern Myanmar. Suu Kyi lost international support after she approved the Muslim genocides back in 2017 in order to avoid a death sentence by the Myanmar military. The Myanmar military claims there was election fraud, but the evidence is more that this was a move to ensure national sovereignty as the current leader of the military would have been forced to step down/retire following the elections due to anti-military legislation congress passed in recent years. The military is using the excuse of Wu Flu to keep Myanmar's congressional body from officially convening by claiming that public officials violated COVID restrictions and utilized communication means to contact foreign countries when they were under investigation (something that is extremely illegal in Myanmar). Currently civil servants are protesting by manipulating the markets to crash the Myanmar economy with no survivors in order to try to justify UN interference in the form of foreign aid. Health workers, education workers, transportation workers, and banks are refusing to operate and holding protests. Foreign interference is expected. >Why does this matter? The military coup is aiming to restore the balance of power between military and civilian offices in government. If this fails, you can expect a war between Myanmar and China before the end of Biden's presidency as a means of China acquiring more territory. Specifically gemstone/mineral-rich territory that Myanmar already heavily exploits. This could give China an unprecedented economic edge to manipulate the precious metals market. Despite the military crackdown on communications and being an active part of the government, it is likely that the international community will use the protests as an excuse to start civil war in Myanmar since it could give them an excuse to plant western government military bases near China. >Who are the good guys? There are none. Suu Kyi is a progressive bitch, but the military are equally power-hungry and mostly working to preserve power structures that they failed to keep over the 2000s/2010s. Stop crashing and let me post the thread, damn it. >Flood Detected >When the thread didn't even fucking post God damn it.