If we had the Internet during the Battle of the Bulge (aka the Ardennes Offensive)...
▪️Maps of #Germany's success would be shared by both sides, though there'd be no logical explanation as to what would follow next;
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▪️Maps of #Germany's success would be shared by both sides, though there'd be no logical explanation as to what would follow next;
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▪️Images of knocked out US/allied equipment with #Germans moving onward would flood the web;
▪️Panic would spread across allied forces who would question themselves despite an abundance of men, machines, and a massive industrial base, as well as having success everywhere else;
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▪️Panic would spread across allied forces who would question themselves despite an abundance of men, machines, and a massive industrial base, as well as having success everywhere else;
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▪️Ultimately, #Germany would still be suffering from a lack of manpower, equipment, and ammunition - it would still be losing the war despite success during a single battle - and failure would begin to accelerate because of the vast resources concentrated ...
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... lost amid this temporary gain...
Moral of the story: look at the big picture. Is there a good reason why until now #Ukraine has suffered failure after failure (including in #Kherson)? Ask yourself what has suddenly "changed" now.
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Moral of the story: look at the big picture. Is there a good reason why until now #Ukraine has suffered failure after failure (including in #Kherson)? Ask yourself what has suddenly "changed" now.
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