Fortress Toronto

I wonder what public transit would be like during Russian missile attack? Maybe you don't want to be in Union station when one of those smart bombs takes out the coffer dam keeping the harbor water out of the station.  Boom.  Smelly smoke.  Then the water.  Big sparks and smoke when electrical stuff shorts out.  The screams, they start then.  People have plenty of time to panic. Push over wheel chairs and spill eggs.  Settle old scores.  Then the water comes.  Hot, too hot to be natural tsunami.  Stinks of shit and wintergreen.  Well, that is just public transit, Union Station.

You can figure out what public transit would be like during a Russian attack by watching the stuff on the war on the internet.  I am disappointed that Justin's media do not show more of the reality of the conflict.  I guess letting people know what is in store for them is a bad thing for votes.  You know, after the sparkle bunnies who hate us tear down the statues, then the Russians will blow up the buildings.  Too bad we have sparkle bunnies and cannot mount a defense.  At least Kiev had a diversity of politicians to lie to the Russians and let them rearm in peace.  We do not seem to have any politicians getting us ready for regime change in Russia.  And the sparkle bunnies do not like the Azov battalion, so not even a bit of fash parades to keep up morale.  At least we have plenty of sex workers.  

I was walking around Yonge and Eglinton looking for good artillery positions when a man asked me what I was doing.  I told him that military practice now a days puts these large weapons close to schools and hospitals.  He was shocked.  He blurted out how afraid he was of the Russians, and how angry he was that our glorious leadership has done tough feces in preparation and, instead, was making the situation worse.  You know, calling for regime change in Russia before the declaration of war.  Sending weapons to a combatant.  Used to be a big deal.  The Russians are going to lose, anyway, so their opinion on the matter is moot.  

I like to walk in the ravine the runs south of Sunnybrook hospital.  It would be good place to conceal weapons systems.  There are medical facilities to the south of the ravine, some sort of rehab place.  And the CNIB right at Bayview.  Even people who do not put artillery close to hospitals would sneak something down there.  So, after the Russians occupy Toronto, they will not put their stuff down there.  It will probably be full of burnt out wreckage, wandering bits of burnt paper, and, the spilled guts of our diverse military.  I sure hope there are no white people all crispy down there.  We want to signal to the world that Diversity is Strength.  And, those soldiers down in the ravine could easily get to their combat positions by bicycle or public transit, have access to tasty vegetarian meals and their drug of choice.  I guess there would be hypodermic needles, Narcan kits, and used condoms down in the tossed wreckage of the ravine, too.  That stuff will stop the Russians from deploying down there!

Everyone used to assume that the next great war would be over quick.  You know, nuclear.  That does not seem to be happening.  I think if people knew that the city of Toronto would look like Kiev they would be a little less enthusiastic about the sparkle bunnies.  But then again, when the Russians do start to take out places with long range supersonics, we know the sparkle bunnies will leave.  Just like they did in Kiev.  You would think they would stick around to gloat over the destruction of the patriarchy, but then with the destruction of the economy and the end of their never-worker money, they will just leave.  I wish I had dual citizenship and a get away country to go to like the rich people north of Davenport.  

I like exploring Toronto and looking for artillery positions.  I think I will write more about this and take pictures next time!  Toronto is a fortress waiting to be pounded, and the pounding will pound out the patriarchy!  Hurrah!

I, Fenris Badwulf, wrote this.  I care.