Comments by "marre sjepie" (@marresjepie1887) on "Russia is Trying to Abandon Kherson" video.

  1. It's already bubbling below the surface in middle Asia. Recruitment bureau's and Russian-run state facilities are catching fire 'spontaneously' more and more. There are vids of Tadjiks beating the living daylights out of people with too prominent 'z' stickers on their cars.. And grabbing Tadjiks, Uzbeks and other xxx-stan people from the street , Shanghai them, basically, is bound to make the resistance more determined. Added to that, those ( often involuntary annexed) states are not blind and dó still have access to most media, so they know that the 'mighty russian military' isn't all that. It's just a matter of time for someone to actually light the fuze on that barrel of gunpowder. There have been shoot-outs already between russian guard troops and the local army in one of those xxx-stans when they caught the Russian border patrol trying to smuggle military hardware. Left a lot of the Russian border guards dead. The thing that worries me, is that many of those RF republics have nukes, ànd the keys to those nukes. Add to that all sorts of feuds between countries that were only kept at bay by the brutish russian army..., and there's the recipe for disaster.
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  2. Let long-range HIMARS and ATACM do the talking, I'd say. Putain is way beyond saving. His constant removing of every adviser and military top-honcho that dares to question Putains military insight even a little, is quite a good indicator of a dictator that is busy losing the plot, big.
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  3. Hmm.. not necessarily. Many stations and relays in remote area's still operate on analog timers, switches and relays, needing big crews to keep it running. But Moscow and StPetersburg? Yup.. hack their infra, an 'down they go"
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  4.  @onerva0001  It's a troll. Minty fresh account. Don't engage. Just report for misinformation.
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  5. Apparently Putin "doesn't do internet" and/or social media, relying solely on his advisors, so, it's entirely plausible he's still convinced his army is well-equipped and viable. Maybe the 'higher-up' dó have built a sort of 'cordon sanitaire' around him as to prevent any real news from reaching him. It's not exactly something that never happens with crazy dictators. Added to that, him firing general after general could also indicate that he is convinced that his army is just fine and only needs a good leader. Who knows what's going-on in the mind of that evil hobbit.
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  6. I sée what You did there.. 🤣
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  7.  @RazorMouth  Just load the washing machines on a nice GAZ, or Ural truck and drive away.... oh. wait.. (4006 spontaneously combusted trucks, and counting..🤣 )
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  8. Lugging around the full machine for it's electronics is utter lunacy. It's far easier to lift the top and unscrew the prints, A few minutes of work, believe me. I fixed several types. ALL useful electronics are at the top., The whole "Washing machines for missile-parts is bunkum. Complete fabricated bullshit that sounds nice in newsrooms. The IC's, resistors, elco's and whatnot aren't even useful for missiles. Way too high percentage of variance in their output. Fine for consumer tech, nòt fine when a deviance of 002% on a timer chip, say, a PC1550, is the difference between blowing-up in the launcher, òr actually getting where you aim. It's far simpler than that: Outside of the big population centres around StPetersburg and Moscow, Russia is dead-poor, and a washing machine is about as affordable for them as a Rolls-Royce.. as in "not". So, it's purely plunder. Nothing more, nothing less. Same goes for blu-ray players and whatnot. Smartphones, however, ARE somewhat useful, as are Laptops. But washing machines and dishwashers? Nope.
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  9. I only see 2 outcomes. Either 1) Russia finally loses Crimea, implodes and their government ends hanging from lampposts -someone mentioned Romania as an example of how shockingly quickly something can go wrong for dictatorships. or 2) We'll be playing Fallout 4 'for reals'  But, then again "Predictions are hard, especially about the future" as Yogi Berra so aptly remarked.
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  10. "Russians" and "proper" should not be used in the same sentence.. 🤣
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  11. IF that is actually Putain... It's kind of a public secret that he uses body doubles.
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  12. ....AND build sauna's in the trenches.. 😋
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  13. Check how many artillery rounds were fired in the Vietnam war in a week. Not every round kills someone. far from it. "much mud was flying around us" so to speak.
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  14.  @northerngirl4666  There are, indeed, rumours that all 'official' appearances of Palputin are not him, but his doubles and that he has, basically, locked himself away in a bunker somewhere around Moscow.. When looking at footage, it could be true.. (he seems to change weight at a whim.. :P ) Who knows..
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  15. It does. You'll have to be quick to read them, because the 'report&ban'-hammer is ruthless and fast, but the trolls, paid- or just insane, are very often reduced to mouth foaming, reality-divorced loons, ready to be put in a closed ward.. too funny. Though, truth be told, it ìs a bit worrying that there are so many from the USA itself. Whàt is going-on in their minds???
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  16. Check the jawline and cheeks. "Putin" goes from 'bloated cancer-drugs face' to 'normal face' within the same day, it seems..
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