Comments by "Far Centrist" (@far_centrist) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

I can't believe BoJo stolen your colonel sanders joke from yesterday Alex! I bet he's watching your channel while paying the scriptwriters to pen his column in the daily mail!
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A normal human body is composed of 70% water, it looks like elensky's body is 50% salt.
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The cost for one javelin is the same as 100 RPGs. Javelin, while more powerful, is more complicated to operate compared to RPGs. Recently captured ukr soldier phone history include: "javelin youtube, javelin not work, javelin how to use, stranger things season 4". Multiple RPG strikes can knock out tanks just fine, especially in an ambush. Yet they choose this overtly glorified, overpriced weapon instead. Not to mention RPGs are much more expendable and can be used as makeshift cannons at enemy infantry positions.
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@RainerMichelle and where have you heard this? Do you live in russia? I got friend in Volgograd, Chelyabinsk, Novgorod, and quite a few in moscow and you know what their worst opinion of the government? Unhappy. Not angry, no resentment, and certainly no desire for revolt. take a walk in moscow, ask people's opinion. Did you know youtube channel 1420? They're basically people following western ideology, they often interviewed random russian on the street asking for their opinions of the war in ukr. Go watch it, you'll learn something. Unless russian economy is on sri lankan level, nothing will happen. I can guarantee it. I dont know what you mean drafted. Are you talking about ukrane? Because none of my friend in russia whose in military age and had attended obligatory service is being drafted. In fact, russian standing army is at 1 million strong, not counting reserves, and the one deployed to donbas is around 200k - 250k. So what's the point of drafting when they can just pulled more from that 1 million spare troops? In fact, through rotation, they can rotate each 250k to serves 3 months before being replaced and wont have to go back for a year. I think you need to stop consuming too much western propaganda.
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@TrilobitesRTasty better how? It has a longer range, true, but it's only effective on open grounds. Rpg is versatile, easy to use, and especially effective in urban combat. And if you think that javelin is super good, you need to check the casualty rate of ukr forces. They are dropping like flies. More tanks are killed by nlaws than javelin, not to mention it malfunction quite often. Remember that one time ukr forces had to rig battery from toys to javelin because it came with broken power sources? 240k my butt. Stealing defense budget to build dachas? Where have you heard this, CNN? You uncle's best friend's dad? Lol. Meanwhile rus AA system is the best in the world, and most ukr tanks didn't get to see deployment because it's already destroyed with long range missiles before it can even be deployed. So there is no need for such a fancyass disposable anti tank weapon. I think you are just another salty ukr fanboys that cant face the fact that they are losing badly and in turn your country is going through a crisis for supporting them with no results 🤣🤣🤣
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it went from "you guys can transport ANY amount as long as it's not sanctioned goods" to "you guys can transport ANY goods but only in limited amount".... how does that supposed to fix anything? it's still against the treaty
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@TrilobitesRTasty worst living standards lmao... And you call my comments not backed by fact when it's easily proven by a google search, yet your comments are based on personal feelings. Dude you didn't even live in russia how did you know lol. Gas here didn't go up, food, other than imported ones, stays the same, if not cheaper. No inflation, in fact ruble had been the best performing currencies this year. If you think that McDonald's pulling out is a decrease of the standards of living, oh boy you need to touch grass 😂😂😂
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@RainerMichelle my god where did you get that figure from? Analyst estimate said it's around 10k -15k, ukr sources said it's around 35k, this is the first time I've heard of 100k casualties. The number you claimed is 3 times higher than ukr estimate, which tends to bloat the russian losses disproportionately. Theres a town in russia where most VDV paratrooper soldiers came from. The west claims that the majority of VDV troops are killed during hostomel offensive (which is not true but they do suffer some losses) but no one from that town complained about it. In fact, DW (germany media, Deustche Welle, aka germany CNN) did a documentary on that town after the war began. No one is having a rebellious mood in the documentary. Again, no one is doing revolt in russia. And many Western media had come up with theory for these (mainly to justify sanction failure) so I don't know why you are still not up to date on this.
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eh, to enforce the piss plan, i need the european piss keepers! e podolyak, why they not sending the piss keepers!
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31:44 what's going on there in the back
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this is the first time i heard duda speech in english and he sounds EXACTLY like the green goblin.
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Based
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biden is so popular, people in the afterlife returned to vote.
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i think tomorrow's episode will be a hot one with the recent elensky's white house press conference. he immediately thanked the US and it's people and "look forward for peace agreement" in a tweet right after getting kicked out. he's cooked.
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@RainerMichelle which social media? Most russian dont use facebook or twitter. Social media that's used by the majority here is Vkontakte and telegram. Then there's Instagram for influencers and models, as well as tik tok for kids and some adults which politics is the last thing in their mind. Do you speak russian? Those intercepted calls is about as authentic as it's sources, which is the ukranian propaganda machine. And maybe you can argue that some might be authentic, if these are true, they represent the minority of people who had lost relatives in this war, and they have every right to be upset. But not enough to "storm the kremlin". things like that requires a revolt of the entire nations, something that's too much for the police to handle. Finally, most of the russian citizen who had either travelled or stayed in donbas area before the war had now relocated back to russia, as well as the majority russian ethnics russian citizen of donbas had also moved to russia to seek refuge from ukranian shelling.
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@RainerMichelle its funny that your argument is trying to discredit me by saying im bad at math, even though at no point we were discussing math, or the 3:1 casualty ratio. and the thing about the 3:1 casualty ratio is that it includes minor injuries, meaning that if a soldier got knocked down and had to be brought to hospital, but capable of serving still, they're going back. And as I've said before, the 30k dead number is BS. Even western analyst estimates are only around 10 -15k max. Some even say its 7k. Which put the 3:1 ratio to less than 50k. I'm not sure why you're so insistent on it being 100k, no official figures ever came out, especially not that much. And if you bring this figure to a non-BS analyst, I'm sure they'll laugh. This is then followed by your claims of non existent russian partisan movement within russia itself. There's been no terror attack within russian land. There's not a single western media report about it, in case you refuse to believe russian media. even though western media are the propaganda merchant. The terror attack on kherson is done by ukr spec ops operating behind enemy lines. The majority of people in kherson and mariupol is russian supporter, and the majority had taken on russian citizenship application. I believe france24 did put out figures, i forgot how many but it's in the thousands. Thousands more russian joins ukranian army? This, LMAO. Who told you this? Why would you believe this? Eve kids would now how much of a BS this is, it's laughable. Even the ukr themselves had trouble filling their army quota and had to resort to conscription, and there's been talk they're conscripting women next. Who in their right mind would join the losing sides, when ukr losses is around 200 dead and up to 600 injuries each day (ukr official figure btw). Thats a battalion death and another 6 battalion injured every 10 days. And we know ukr likes to downplay their losses so expect a much higher figure on the ground. You really need to wake up from your fantasy, make-believe la la land.
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Ukr had put out a statement that anyone participating in the defense of ukr is under the protection of geneva convention. I wonder how true is that
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@TrilobitesRTasty upset me? Not at all! The mеdia pushed narratives that you are forwarding here does not upset me, or anyone for that matter. We've heard it often already. Ah, the good ol' "russiаn economy is the size of south koreа" arguments. Very funny, and very inaccurate. Russiа is commodity-based economy, meaning that it exports more raw materials than finished products. Comparing the gross domestic products (GDP) does not work without factoring in the purchasing power parity (PPP) into the account because the results would be highly misleading. And russiа is the sixth largest economy in the world in terms of PPP. Hence why the price hikes all across the globe after the sаnctiоns, which really outlines the importance of russiа within the global economy. Wages also does not represent much, especially when comparing between countries due to price difference for similar goods. Which causes differences in living cost. You can try comparing the living cost in the major russiаn city (Moscоw) to New York and you'll find the living cost in moscоw, the most expensive city in russiа, costs significantly less than new york, the most expensive city in the US. So even if russiаn made less money, they still enjoy the same living standards (if not more) than the americаn counterparts, due to cheaper rent, food, and transport. Making less money in russiа doesn't mean russiаn is poorer compared to americаns. Lastly, russiаn economy has been very stable throughout this year, while the westеrn country is suffering inflаtion and will soon face recessiоn. Get REAL education on economy, dont just push whatever the mediа shoved down your throat, you are embarrassing yourself 😂
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@TrilobitesRTasty copy pasted from where? Are that petty that you're just going to accuse anything and everything because your own argument had no weight, just like your head 🤣🤣🤣🤣 900 million is nothing compared to what the european paid every day for gas and oil. And that's not including china and india. Those reports are from april, not may. This june, that prediction has been lowered to 14%. Also those are inflation prediction, it can change at any time. and it's still nothing compared to western countries current debilitating inflation that's heading for recession. Rus bank interest is kept being lowered, while US just hiked it's interest rate again. Need i mention that the inflation of japanese yen, a country that bought the most US bonds, is out of control? You can put the graph side by side and see the similarities of devaluation of both currencies.
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@TrilobitesRTasty i read that as "i ran out of arguments so i'm just going to ask you to provide a data i can easily get with one google search to pan for time, in the meantime i'm going to find some other topics i can bring forth to prolong the argument and maybe even win because i know this is not the topics i'm good at"
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Game changer? More like a mobility scooter for overweight conscript
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it is why they are so out of touch with the common folk, they dont understand why a dollar increase in a gallon of gas is such a big deal.
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@RainerMichelle in russia, the economy is stable, food supplies is stable, gas and oil price remains the same, in fact nothing really changes. and putin approval is over 80%. Why would the russiаns storm the kremlin?
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