Comments by "Marvin Westmaas" (@MarvinWestmaas) on "The Russian Dude" channel.

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  39. I wouldn't account all the increased activity in Poland to just training even if the air base is a training academy. Poland has also been a hub for logistics both the delivery of all NATO shipments and repair / maintenance for where Ukraine hasn't been capable of it themselves. Also which planes have you seen increased activity on? I hope it's F16's as that would both make the most sense for being the most useful and well it's the most useful. Because I been saying since Poland said it would give their F16's when they felt they needed to to secure Ukraine's continued capability to resist Russia. I love how Poland has been the country which keeps kicking the rest of NATO back in line, I mean Budapest Memorandum forces the UK and the US to help ( it's aid, but on the other hand people need to understand this aid has actually been agreed to decades ago, it was just not needed sooner ) and they been imho way to slow with the delivery of needed weapons. The F16's are also the main export candidate for newer NATO countries, the US would love it because it ties them into their weapons industry even more closely. Then again, Europe also has capable fighters who they would like to sell. The problem there is that this is making it harder for Ukraine, they need clarity so they can prepare logistics and train their pilots for the planes they will eventually fly... which is why it's so frustrating it's taking so long, we all know Ukraine will need new planes eventually and that they won't be shopping in Russia, so why delay?
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  79.  @supertuscans9512  I'm sorry, climate change has already affected food prices what the heck are you talking about? Sounds to me like you don't know what you're talking about if you think climate change hasn't already affected global markets even beyond food/famine. Rebuilding plans for Ukraine will partially be done with frozen assets, though legally this needs some 'reinterpretation' of certain laws. But you're right, it should punish the elite and the enablers, not feed a new generation with more or less justified feelings of being unjustly punished. Ideally, Russia would get leadership which would accept responsibility and not only withdraw their forces but also agree that with their shrunken economy it's better to spend their resources on their economy then on their military. The trick isn't removing Putler, it's making sure Russians get leadership which focuses on economic prosperity not territorial expansion. Sadly Russia is democratically more in line with Turkey ( or should I say that the other way around )? State media control goes a long way sadly. In the 90's there was a small chance, I remember there were even talks of Russia joining NATO... but the entire current generation has been brainwashed to think 'the west hates us' while the west couldn't care less unless they invade other countries. And those who aren't brainwashed are to scared to speak out for the most part. The silent majority therefore in Russia might not want this war, it doesn't mean it will show in 'elections' there. Btw, can't link because off our Youtube overlords... but -> 'Results showed that 22 out of 26 studies from 615 articles, identified in the meta-analysis predicted the food price ratio would be fluctuated up to 28% before 2020, while the ratio will be marked up at 31% from 2020 to 2049 and then will scale down during 2050-2100. The compiled ratio was estimated at 26% in the long period between 2000 until 2100 under climatic weather events. Drought was a significant weather disturbance with a 32% increase in food prices.' American Journal of Climate Change > vol 11 No. 2, June 20222 Climate Change and Food Price: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Observational Studies, 1990-2021 *we're well up in our 2020+ rise, Ukraine isn't the only factor right now
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