Comments by "Tx240" (@Texas240) on ""One of Moscow's Biggest Defeats"" video.

 @integralsun he meant inevitable after Russia invaded Ukraine
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Very definitely sounds like a Russian proverb.
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@MegaKubanoid /whoosh
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The Slovak leader needs to hold a referendum to join Russia. If the referendum fails, all the money he's been paid, through back channels, needs to be given to charity
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The thing is, since Europe had to find other sources, much of that gas business is gone forever, even after Russia is forced to withdraw from Ukraine and the next Russian dictator tries to rebuild.
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10:55 the map puts in perspective Russian "gains" in Ukraine compared to Ukraine's gains in Russia. Ironically, Ukraine lost far less taking half the territory that Russia did. As an added bonus, the meat grinder has been moved to Russia as Putin has been desperately throwing men and equipment at Kursk since the Kursk SMO prevents any talk of freezing the front lines or of only Ukraine giving up territory for peace.
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6:19 re, "glory days" of the Soviet Union Correction, for 3 years, Putin had been trying to drive Russia back to the stone age, er glory days.
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@ryanjonathanmartin3933 you're on to something with pro Russia or pro Putin leaders needing to turn their back on Putin's Russia. Even Trump is doing such, unlocking his lips from Putin's peen due to Putin drawing North Korea and Iran (Trump is pro Israel) into the war, in addition to whatever sense is team is talking into him. His advisors seem to be less defacto Russian agent than Jake Sullivan.
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@StArShIpEnTeRpRiSe how is Hungary still in the EU, corrupt, undemocratic, anti European... If most of the people support Ukraine and don't support Orban and his corrupt government, the people need to do something about it.
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If he was intelligent, he'd support MORE military aid to Ukraine to end the war so that the next Russian ruler can reopen pipeline as a means of paying reparations to Ukraine.
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How about a nice game of chess?
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