Comments by "m w" (@mw-pl5rg) on "What’s Hidden In Plain Sight" channel.

The Ukirainians have chosen annihilation over peace. Also the N Koreans are being trained in Siberia not in Kursk. This was a lie. In vesele was a slaughter of the Ukirainians. Unconfirmed reports of thermobaric ordinance was used. Survival rate of such weapons would be low.
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The Ukirainians high command are delusional. Frankly all of the high command should be court martialed for dereliction of duty and negligence.
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Patrick Lancaster covered this around August. So many didn't believe him calling it was fake news. Why would Ukirainians fight for Russia?
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Same as me. The Zelensky has been assassinating people who are vocal about the dire situation. Labeling them collaborators. They brag about their atrocities in Ukiraine Prada. I was sickened reading it.
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Keep producing this kind of content man. Tell the truth and stick to just the facts.
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Obviously the optimistic view is they can hold to spring. Remember they always give the hope but realities always are darker and much more pessimistic.
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@W.H.I.P.S Not surprised YT tends to bury unapproved think.
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The Ukirainians have cannibalized most o their defense to reinforcement of the kursk region. Also the Kupiansk area is mainly a probing attack. That is my speculation.
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It isn't defense they need to do but withdraw. They sent Tanyanov to command in the Pekrovsk area. He is known as the but her by those he commanded before. Not because he destroys the enemy. Rather it's because he gets men killed because of his incompetence. Was he sent to have someone else to blame for the eventual losses in Pekrovsk and Khorokove? I fail to see how sending another failure of an officer is improving the situation. He also was a key strategist of the glorious summer counter offensive.
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Thanks! For the cause brother.
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Using the Ukirainian pravda helps encapsulate the disconnect the high command has with the objective realities on the field.
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Thanks!
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@John_Pace I was a soldier. To me, this is obscene. Though I wasn't a officer even in my own view this stupidity and disregard of the forces under these buffoons hands is well beyond incompetency. I don't think there is a word that quite encapsulates this kind of foolishness.
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One wrinkle, though, is if oil prices are lowered enough, it may force a cessation of hostilities by the Russians. I calculate it will take about 5 months before there is significant pressure on the Russian economy. It isnt sanctions that will produce this pressure but introduction of oil from mexican gulf and other oil sources in the US.
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Paul Lancaster had a report on former pows joining Russian forces. Disaffected soldiers whi know thenZelensky regime is corrupt.
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The military expert is assuming that the Russians don't have a follow up campaign in mind. I think they want to bring Dnipro under fire control. They don't have to take it just destroy it and its logistics ability.
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That is a huge amount of cope they token on. Not enough forces? Right!
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Soviet battle doctrine. Before assaulting a strong point you create a cauldron. You push around the strong point creating walls in the center is the target. The idea is simple in two key points. Point one is to allow the enemy to reinforce the strong point. While striking the target with 125 mm guns and fighter and medium bombing runs. Once the target is softened then point two comes into play. Assault troops are deployed to engage the enemy once a foothold is establish they then apply pressure. Then it becomes clear why the semi encirclement. The enemy begins to withdrawal. By this point fire control is established on the open end of the cauldron. Any units attempting to flee face bombardment and heavy shelling. As the assault groups keep pushing forward.
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Speculation on Kursk. I believe the Western powers want3d a corridor for their B52 strata bombers to d9 a flight to hit Russian positions in east Donbas and Zaporhezia. Phase one was invade kursk and threatened airfield in bryansk. Phase two infiltrates bryansk with sapper units to eliminate air defense. Creating a corridor for a flight 9f b52 bombers. The b52 stratfortress can drop any number of ordinance types. They can also deploy cruise missles. A incident happened the other day where two of these bombers flying from airbases in Greenland allegedly a scheduled training drill with Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. The telemetry on these bombers point to a course that would bring them very close to Russian airspace su 27s were scrambled and a warning to both bombers that entry into Russian airspace would be construed as a hostile act that would result in the use of force. 5he bombers turned from their course immediately. If my speculation is accurate the mystery 9f the Kursk misadventure is much clearer. As the bombers were denied entry the strategy is a failure. I expect a withdrawal soon. If there is no bombers coming through there is no point in continuing to make a corridor.
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Cope is a hell of a drug.
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Basically the war is over. The only reason the Russians won't finish this conflict is the Russian intent to exhaust the west.
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@dragomirdanut2451 I am not allowed to translate what he said but I also agree there are many Asian people in Russia. I made my statement because facts matter. Yes Russia has agreed to train N Koreans but as I stated most neutral reports I have read and watched confirm these troops are trained in pacific regions of Russia or in Siberia. The main and most cental reason why the western globalists are concerned is the future confrontation with China over Taiwan. This development makes it much harder for their future plans. I hope this clarifies why I commented and added this to the conversation.
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It seems the current administration in the white house are going scorched earth. They think this will insure Trump is trapped to do what they want. They never thought that perhaps Trump will leave the mess in the NATO idiots hands with no funding. The speaker of the house killed the emergency spending bill to Ukiraine for arms. Too early to call but maybe signaling cut support for the war.
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WTH are the Ukirainians even saying. Granted the Russians can't war indefinitely but they have more than enough military ability to finish this fight and defend their territories. If this is what they were fighting for the AZOV regime were smoking not only copium but heavy doses of Crack. Also there is one other reason they blew the dam keep the troops from retreating garrisoned there. That spells the doom of ukiraine.
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@jensena3087 Another front opened in the North. I think Iwas right the Kupiansk was just probing feints. The numbers just didn't seem like there was actual offensive. 5 t72s, and 10 bmps.. just didn't feel like a substantive assault force. Though it did it's job. The Ukirainians sent reinforcements as soon as this happened. You can tell how desperate someone is by their reaction.
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@W.H.I.P.S I am not even pro east or west. You have to call it by the facts.
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Dude prigozhin is in Africa he isn't disposed of he still performing his role.
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With the propaganda being spewed with over the top estimates of Russian losses and Russia needing NK troops to keep fighting. It's a farce really. Yes 80k dead and 65k with wounds ending their ability to fight is horrific losses. Compared to the 1.1 million dead and permanent disabled sustained by Ukiraine. That's what gets me about the western media. None of them ask critical questions. How could Ukiraine match a military with significant airforce? How can they fight battle when there is a 10 to one advantage in howitzer alone in Russias favor? Unless they have Hollywood level mega plot armor. How would they not have an over abundance in casualties?
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Merry Christmas to you as well.
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Yea most nato members have stopped sending aide. Media is focusing now on Israel, Lebanon, and Iran. Under this soft media black out the west can hide their failure from their citizens. Ukiraine collapses and as always the globalists and their bootlickers pretend nothing happened.
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@W.H.I.P.S If not complete and total exhaustion. Make it be so costly the West will have to shelve future moves because of the cost. The fact remains the west was used to dealing with isolated regimes that had no, diverse revenue streams. Nor the ability to manufacture their own arms and munitions capable of prolonging attritional war on the conventional say in Ukiraine. They also never dreamed at the same time they would perform asymetrical attritional war in southern regions like Yemen and Africa.
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@W.H.I.P.S Since I have your ear for a moment. I have heard some disturbing things here in the states. In 2020 Donald Trump ordered US troops out of Syria. The Joint Chiefs in a blatant disregard of this order hid the fact they through an act of insubordination refused to comply with the commander in chiefs order. They created a iniative called absence unknown. Normally when there are rollcalls and a soldier isn't in formation nor found anywhere in the perimeter of a garrison they would be listed as AWOL. The joint chiefs claiming because of pressures in military life that it was unfair to "teammates ". To list them as such. Instead they would be listed as absence unknown cause. The garrison or base commander would instead of reporting soldiers not in formations as awol they would own be listed as auc for a period of 48 hours. To ascertain if the soldier was missing voluntarily or involuntarily. If the investigation determined it was voluntary then the soldier would be listed as awol. Under normal circumstances a awol case is sent to the CID. If the base commander couldn't assess as a voluntary absence the soldier as missing. There was no official report to be issued to CID. In otherwords if this is true. Imagine the implications. In fact a rogue deployment could be invoked and the normal chain of command could be completely left out of the loop. I am beginning to wonder if that isn't what is happening now. It maybe possible that long range weapons and aircraft defenses are in fact manned not by military contractors but actual US troops. There was a failed mission by a ranger with the 75th Airborne Rangers in Bryansk around fall. He wasn't yet discharged but still serving in the 75th Rangers. I was unable to confirm his full status but that is one example. If this speculation is true. How many US service men have been lost in Ukiraine already? If the US does this is NATO copying this shadow deployment strategy? The ramifications of this would be mind boggling. Do a keyword search awol, absence unknown, and Fort Hood, Fort Jackson.
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Eventually the west will stop reporting on Ukiraine at all. It will be as if Ukiraine never happened. They will usethe middle east and Taiwan as distractions. It should also be noted that those in the west that planned and prepped Ukiraine for its eventual build up and downfall. They will never be held accountable.
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@Lomnjac007 Exactly.
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@ad-ko5iy Well if you are a western political elite. That is a deviant gambler this is a ray of sunshine. Just like in Vegas the deviant gambler keeps saying just one more hand and I will break even.
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@W.H.I.P.S What blows my mind is there are people here in the US that believe. A coworker still believes the Ghost of Kiev story was true. You can't make this up.
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The Russians are forcing the west to admit the loss. The deficits to their economy is growing. Russia captured the Lithium deposit. European attempts to secure African lithium has failed. The west didn't diversify their approach to new energy and they failed to secure the minerals required for their EV and clean energy iniatives have been denied them. They either continue hemorrhage capital on fruitless gains or negotiate peace. When trapped in a deep hole stop digging.
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@W.H.I.P.S Well they are only giving Zelensky false hope so he doesn't goto mainstream media to cry about betrayal with his fifteen minutes of fame. As soon as the Lebanon campaign is in full swing they can safely and quietly shelve Ukiraine. The infamous pager attack in Lebanon was a new twist. I mean seriously loading pagers with simtec was a completely new tactic nobody would have expected. Gives new meaning to reach out and touch someone.
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