Torq
16 Dec 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 27 [1110]
Exactly. Nobody should buy even a single rifle round from the US after that.
Also, why is Poland still selling TNT to United States at production cost (even India sells their TNT for higher prices)? One Polish factory, Nitro-Chem, supplies approximately 90% of the TNT imported into the United States, which is then used in the U.S. to fill munitions, such as artillery shells and aerial bombs. Why aren't we using this TNT to make artillery shells for our own army? We are a frontline country, fighting off the hybrid war on the Balearussian border and quite close to a hot war - we need this TNT more than Americans.
In general, it would seem that the time quickly approaches when the USA will be told to f*ck off from Europe and never come back.
Neither does a nuke. Should they be made illegal?
Vance torched that about a fortnight after being elected when he told the Euros they were all morons and losers
Exactly. Nobody should buy even a single rifle round from the US after that.
Also, why is Poland still selling TNT to United States at production cost (even India sells their TNT for higher prices)? One Polish factory, Nitro-Chem, supplies approximately 90% of the TNT imported into the United States, which is then used in the U.S. to fill munitions, such as artillery shells and aerial bombs. Why aren't we using this TNT to make artillery shells for our own army? We are a frontline country, fighting off the hybrid war on the Balearussian border and quite close to a hot war - we need this TNT more than Americans.
In general, it would seem that the time quickly approaches when the USA will be told to f*ck off from Europe and never come back.
A PC with AI and a drone does not allow the target to surrender.
Neither does a nuke. Should they be made illegal?


