Timcast IRL – Ukraine Calls For Pre-Emptive Strikes On Russia To "Prevent" Nuclear War w/Joel Berry



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30 thoughts on “Timcast IRL – Ukraine Calls For Pre-Emptive Strikes On Russia To "Prevent" Nuclear War w/Joel Berry”

  1. In a bizarre twist, Hunter Biden very well may end up being a "hero of the people" depending on what happens. He lied on his Form 4473, regarding illicit drug use.
    Perhaps they make much needed and overdue changes to the Form 4473, and remove some of the (none of your business) questions? 🤷‍♂️😁

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  2. The federal marijuana pardon is probably closer to zero than it is to significant. Who gets charged federally for a dimebag? This is a local municipality issue. I'd be hard pressed to belief somebody crossed state lines with a personal dimebag and a bowl piece and they called in the federal government. The feds get involved for large trafficking and distribution.

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  3. Tim should do a segment or shout-out regarding the work of this organization:
    Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL). It's an AWESOME group, and great people, the work of true peace is happening and should be a part of it!
    Thanks to God for His guidance and Word, and what He creates.

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  4. And Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) is a high-powered burst of EM waves, usually at radio frequencies. This burst will treat basically any electrical conductor it encounters (an electrical wire, a path in a circuit, etc) as an antenna, causing a power surge (a large, near-instantaneous current flow) to go through it.

    So, imagine all of the circuits and wires in your house (or town) suddenly getting a huge amount of electricity running through them, unless shielded somehow. I'm not familiar enough with the power levels to know if it's like everything getting struck by lightning at once, but it's somewhere between that, and hitting everything with an electro-static discharge (ESD) you could build up on a dry day rubbing your shoes on the carpet.

    Anyway, the current will cause the conductor to heat up (P = I^2 * R is the equation, if you're curious). That heat is frequently enough to melt part of the affected wire or circuit. If you'd like to see circuits that have been wrecked this way, look up "ESD failure" on an image search.

    What does it take to recover from this? Well, you have to fix every circuit and wire that might be affected, in whatever critical infrastructure systems you're interested in. This includes "walking wounded" circuits that are not so badly damaged that their failures show up right away. Fiber optics are less susceptible obviously, but most circuits have a metallic component to the path. There are other ways of reducing "radiated susceptibility" as it's called, but they tend to be more expensive than consumers like for the products they buy.

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  5. Oh, Jesus, this is just plain stupid. If Ukraine is not a democracy, US isn't either. I understand you support Putin, and that's fine. Everyone is entitled to have an opinion. It's the fake news I dont like. Check what Zelensky actually said instead of relaying what som putin lover said that some other putin lover said that Zelensky said.

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  6. I would say that the government does care about its citizens in a way bc it provides ssdi to its citizens who are unable to work, and welfare to people below the poverty line. People who are unable to make a reasonable contribution to society are still able to live within without being executed for being "different, disabled". While the quality of life is not grand, and nowhere near that of the elite, the government themselves is taking responsibility for its citizens, allowing them to eat, access to Healthcare, and Section-8 housing in my home state of Georgia. Even though they are not directly responsible for my mental illness, there are laws in place that the average citizen helps pay for, for which I am grateful!

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  7. You “Timcast” “journalists” are ignorant idiots. Sit down and let the adults—in this case a bipartisan consensus—handle things.

    All of this is a GRIFT. You know it is.

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  8. When Tim is asking, "why would the leaders even fight?" I feel like that sums up the generational difference of today vs yesteryear. Today, no one would even care enough to fight. Back then, one's status in the world was considered worth fighting and even dying over.

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  9. We literally fought the chinese and russians in Korea and Vietnam. They think we lost so they underestimate us and are fighting now. WW3 is already happening since covid. Just wait for the next bio weapon.

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  10. As a former drug addict, I would’ve NEVER sobered up if you legalized everything and gave me safe spaces to do it. Horrible idea.

    Look at the states doing it. Colorado, California, Washington….. extreme homeless addict populations because there are no more obstacles

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  11. EMP's would NOT disable every single electronic. 70% of cars down, power grid infrastructure destroyed, but many consumer electronics which are not connected to the power grid would survive. The bigger the conductor, the more damage it can receive. Things with very little wire attached are less likely to absorb dangerous amounts of energy. Check out EMP shield if you want to protect your stuff. I'm not associated with them but I love their stuff and have my off grid power and my camper van shielded with EMP shield. Also protects from lightning.

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  12. I, for one, am furious about what they have done to Velma. She was my first crush. Hear me out here, she was thicc, nerdy and dirty, with some big ol tiddies. When she would get down on her hands and knees in that skirt to look for her glasses….ooohhhhweeeeee boi!
    They’ve ruined my childhood. I think I’m going to get my wife to dress up as the REAL Velma for Halloween, which is also her birthday…which will also be a night for me to celebrate.

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  13. For all the competency in thought around the world…
    Russia is holding back however this is not out of a "Benevolent Ideology" but more out of the understanding they know if they go all in even without Nukes the west will also there by extending the stalemate or even taking the loss but there is more Putin began this invasion knowing or believing he could take all of Ukraine but wanted the resources of Ukraine to be usable that includes the infrastructure as well as the people and removing the threat to Russian Petroleum industry from the "Discovery" of large deposits of Natural Gas and oil in Ukraine especially after Germany and others were now off Nuclear Power he was not going for the genocide but had to vilify some so the old cliché of Nazis everywhere and Ukrainians wanting freedom from them was a Cover as was the idea that these areas spoke Russian therefore they are Russian and so is the land the stand on…
    By the way the with the idea of Language having any relevancy just remember that Spanish is spoken in all of South America and many areas of South East Asia many other Languages are also world wide so that reason was always a stretch of cognitive thought…

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  14. Hey great NEWS …
    Ian finally realized Russia has no access to the Mediterranean or the Atlantic from the Black Sea do to Turkey controlling the Bosphorus straight…

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