Comments by "Alain Lefebvre" (@alainlefebvre9860) on "Ukraine war will last longer than Putin’s dictatorship" video.

  1. Same in Canada. Not that we're anything compared to the USA military. But every bit helps, like in previous wars.
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  2. Really? I say we test out that theory..... as soon as possible.
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  3. I'm willing to go with much less. We need to send what we can to Europe and Ukraine, be it fuel, food, military aid, whatever. Send it today or sooner!! 🇨🇦
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  4. Regardless, he makes great points.
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  5.  @youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850  the Russian Dude is awesome! Totally pro-Ukrainian, for those who don't know.
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  6. The west can and should do much more to help that happen sooner.
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  7. Russia lost their soul on Feb 24. And once it's gone, it's gone.
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  8.  @gsc512  over hyped and unproven. Or at least not at scale. We fell for the propaganda to a certain degree but Russia's disastrous invasion of Ukraine has shown us Russia's true abilities. Russia doesn't want a showdown against NATO. Putin knows it and so do you.
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  9.  @gsc512  in the end, and I do mean the end, if either Russia or NATO launched their nukes en masse, the world as we know it would end. Russia's dozen jet-launched (the only way they can reach hypersonic speeds) hypersonic missiles would have no noticeable impact on anything. They're pretty much irrelevant. Of course, hypersonics are a threat to ships and that sort of target, which is why the USA is in testing phases of hypersonics of their own. Lagging behind Russia and China. On that front, but not for long. If Russia loses control of the airspace, its hypersonics are neutralized. And NATO's biggest strength is its air force so that would happen relatively quickly, IMO. I know, Russia has the world's best AA systems. Uhuh, we've seen that Ukraine. 😂🤣
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  10. I agree with a couple of your comments, mostly that the west has to get their act together, but the west won't let Russia win this. The Ukrainians, with limited western weapons, have significantly degraded Russia's military, and continue to do so. The west has used a fair chunk of certain weapons but virtually none of most of our stockpiles. We haven't lost any troops, heavy equipment, planes, helicopters, ships, etc... Nothing. The west can still decide to get more involved. If, for example, we flew in 200-300 F-15's for a week's worth of sorties, this war would be over. The black sea fleet hiding in the Azov sea would be gone, there'd be no Russian airbases left in Ukraine, no AA kit, the damage to the Russians would be immense. I think Pootin knows this, which is why he's not pushing as hard as he could. Russia can't win this. Question is, what will it take for NATO to put it's foot down?
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  11.  @futonclutch5040  I didn't see that and I'm sure what he said was worded differently. And context matters. Having said that, that was June, we are now in September. Since then Russia has threatened the war with nuclear war, causing a NPP meltdown, starvation to billions of citizens of Earth, and committed thousands of other war crimes. Something tells me NATO's stance may have changed just a little. Propagandists like to pull out months-old quotes, sometimes decades-old quotes. Those aren't helping your cause. Russia has crossed a line it will never be able to un-cross. Dozvidanya!
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  12.  @futonclutch5040  you are wrong.
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  13.  @futonclutch5040  you are wrong.
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  14. Education.
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  15. At significant (20-30%) discount.
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  16. Russia has already killed off a good chunk of their men of fighting age. And they continue killing them off in Ukraine. No country can sustain that. But if that's what Russia wants, then keep sending them over...
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  17. And severe spanking.
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  18. Lots of reports that Russia is running out of their best missiles. Obvious, since their using S-300 AA missiles for land attacks. Of course, Russians deny this, but there's lots of evidence they're running low. Keep up the pressure, no country has unlimited ammo.
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  19.  @thebigbold6257  lend lease is starting soon, if it hasn't already.
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  20.  @tez1167  🙄
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  21. Straight from the Kremlin's talking points. Absolute nonsense.
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  22. And westerners need to grow a spine. What Russia is doing to Ukraine is no better than what the other Nazis did in WW2. We can't allow this to continue, I don't care what fuel or food costs. We need to act.
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  23. Trump won't be able to run from prison. Which is looking highly likely now. Turns out that stealing and (probably) sharing top secret information is frowned upon.
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  24. Zelensky has more support than ever before. And it increases with every Russian atrocity. Russia hoped to scare Ukraine into submission. Instead, it's released the Kraken. Russian will never defeat Ukraine. The problem with Russians not having a soul is that they don't understand humanity and what people are willing to do to protect their families, their friends, their neighbors, and their country. Russia died on Feb 24.
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  25.  @gracerodgers8952  Oliver Stone? The criminal who got a criminal pardon from the criminal ex-president? No thanks.
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  26. Their auto industry's very severely damaged too.
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  27. Russian TV should be one of the first on the list. Absolute psychos. Worse than Faux, didn't think that was possible.
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  28. As a democracy, we've elected leadership and officials to do that on our behalf. our economies were severely weakened by COVID before the latest Ukrainian invasion. And living standards of Ukrainians were fine until poo-tin sent in his Orcs to commit Genocide and steal land and resources.
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  29. No crystal ball, they're analyzing and providing opinions. Logical, sensible opinions.
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  30.  @peterinbrat  yeah, the whachos are quite "special". Hopefully, they end up in prison for their contributions to the attempted election theft and insurrection. Everyone knows it, just hoping the DOJ can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.
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  31. I think one tactical nuke in Ukraine would result in direct involvement by NATO, without a nuclear response. We don't need that response, we can eliminate the Russian presence from Ukraine with traditional forces. A second nuke would probably escalate to something none of us want to see.
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  32.  @futonclutch5040  🤡🤡🤡🤡 You're living in a dream world.
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  33. What? What's that got to do with any of this. And assuming you're right, then just about every building in all of Russia and ex-Soviet states suffer from the same issues. The only positive, I guess, is that the new Ukrainian builds will be much better.
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  34. They can't. Russians keep throwing smokescreens to show financial strength but.... no. Need to keep pushing harder and as long as necessary.
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  35.  @no-oneinparticular7264  what matters is the net at the end of each month, and that figure will keep dropping until it's deep red. No matter how much the Kremlin tries to hide their financial realities. All the Kremlin bots in the world can't change that.
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  36.  @Secularworld60  👍
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  37. Russia's aggression will stop when they run out of missiles or men. Russians are used to not getting paid by their government. To those who claim that Russia won't run out of either, be patient we're getting closer every day. The west won't let Russia take Ukraine. If Ukraine can't stop Mordor, we'll get directly involved. Of that I'm certain.
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  38. @SamUSA there's still hope, but I think the timeline will be generations, not months or years.
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  39. Cuba is irrelevant in this discussion. Otherwise, we'd have to point at all historical wars like Chechnya, Afghanistan, Syria, Finland, and countless others. This specific, current war is illegal, period. The countless Russian excuses are no justification, they're just excuses.
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