Comments by "C S ~ \x5bDuke of Ramble\x5d" (@DUKE_of_RAMBLE) on "UATV English" channel.

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  10. My heart sank, because I'm still a bit ignorant on group names for ground forces, and I had thought Wagner would be a Ukrainian group; however, I'm very glad I was wrong!!! Though, UATV, there's one important aspect of this news that needs correcting.... **_✊waves👋hand🖐️ _** There were NO survivors. "There w... were no survivors...." Wagner Group was completely wiped out. "as... the entire Wagner Group was eliminated..." These aren't the droids you're looking for. err... This was a simple clerical error. "Someone must... have pressed 1 in..stead of 0..." You may continue with your reporting duties... _"I'll... get back to my reports now..." Have a good day. "Move along. Move along." 😊 But seriously, this lone survivor now becomes a "hero" to Russia/Russia Propaganda, as he'll no doubt be turned into the "strongest of the bunch, withstanding everything Ukraine could throw at him." Which I could further see them justify it by saying something like "He never gave up, fighting to the end, when artillery for wounded him/knocked him unconscious and he woke up having been captured by Ukraine." They could even use him as a rally-cry, to motivate others to join the fight, to help rescue him... blah blah blah. However, his death would mainly be a further morale loss, since now it would read as the entire group getting taken out. 😏 Just sayin... Maybe he's wounded and succumbs to internal bleeding... 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😔 [Yes, it could be argued that I'm a horrible person; however, I never said he actually needs to die... only to REPORT _that the entire group had been killed. I don't think anyone would fault you for such a trivial bending if the truth, considering the kind of 🐮💩 Russia's state media reports every hour. Again... Jjjjuuuuust sayin... 😉] _ Stay strong. Stay united. Stay alive. STAY UKRAINIAN! Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava! 👊🇺🇦 🔱
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  12. @Suvi Eskelinen "Are we [regressing] back to middle ages with our civilization?!" In some of the aspects that matter most... unfortunately, I feel the answer is "Yes" 😔 Just look at my country, the USA, these last 6 years... And I'm not even targeting the president we elected! No, I'm talking about a vast amount of people in the US and their willingness to believe LITERAL ABSURDITIES (QAnon conspiracy garbage) that's being said about fellow citizens, some of which are neighbors and even family; parents, siblings! Or that they'd collectively band together to not only demand the removal of a requirement to protect lives of themselves and their loved ones, but also refuse to stand up against a leader who is actively doing nothing and causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of the very people they swore an oath to protect. Meanwhile, both the leader and those people are blatantly ignoring facts and commonsense, mostly out of sheer spite for those that oppose their views... It's indeed VERY reminiscent of the middle ages, except back then, there wasn't the marvel we have today of direct and instant communicating to anyone, in any nation across the entire planet! We do, and many many other amazing things, knowing vastly more now than we did then, yet still do many of us are willing to act JUST as we did back in those days, when we were still uninformed and ignorant. 😕 (Personally, I blame the fact we've become such a nanny-society, which has fostered and/or protected those that hold us back in ways, preventing 'Survival of the Fittest' from doing what it does best...) And that's not even touching on wars, or standing by while it happens, knowing it's happening, seeing it happen on real time..... We don't need to worry about global warming when we'll probably screw our species long before that issue starts to have impact on our lives! (but ugh, yea, that also lingering in our future but not unanimously banding together as a planet on the known measures needed, is another facepalm moment!)
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  17.  @The_ZeroLine  Yea, I think part of that is true, although I genuinely think that the mob-like operation he created for their government has vitally come back to bite him (yay karma!) For starters, that his intelligence being so horribly far off, coming down to the fact that no one in the information chain wanted to deliver the news that "No, they will put up a fight this time.", because as you said, it was known that he wanted Ukraine and such news would've probably been someone's head; lies breeding lies. (I believe grew up there as a kid, and later even had a cabin there, but someone set fire to it [while he was in it]) Then to compound matters, his mob governance bites him again, through his "everyone can take a cut, but you make sure I always get mine, too". Where now problems manifest all over the place! Vehicle maintenance? "Da, da. I have thousands of mechanics on the books, all is well!" - Yea, no. All was definitely not well. Military rations? "Da! Stockpiles are good, and I have orders in place to cycle the outdated MREs." - Mmm..yea, no they weren't, and no you didn't. I could go on, but same story for: tanks and other armor modernization efforts, ordinance warehouse conditions, fuel depot supply, etc etc etc. ...The left hand not knowing what the right hand's doing. Money was earmarked for it all, but half of it (or more) was being pocketed, and the other half paying for a company to do the work......... but that company also had to take half of that, leaving only a 1/4 of the funds to try and do the work! 🤣 A complete shit-show all the way down! 😏 Which is also why I'm wondering how many of the nuclear warheads actually have cores in them...? Or how many of those that DO will have well-maintained and still functional detonators? How many of those will be attached to missiles with functioning guidance systems? And of those, how many of their engines will ignite? Seriously, too! Given how badly our own (the US) kind of similar boondoggle has gone, in terms of the SLS rocket and its delays on top of delays, then pre-launch test issue after issue, now launch attempt after launch attempt getting scrubbed... I don't think my skepticism is ill placed, for Russia's hardware for systems that have only had to be assumed to work in order to be a deterrent/threat! 😏 Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava! ✊🇺🇦 🔱
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  18.  @The_ZeroLine  Yep, and thanks to their culture, he can't withdraw, as that would imply weakness! Which, while parallels can definitely be drawn to the US' Vietnam War, in multiple ways (atrocities included, unfortunately 😔), but specifically here would be our ultimate exfiltration with tail between legs. Except, at least as I see it, that excessive pride, almost reliance, they hold that a leader may/should never look weak... but especially should not make the entire country look weak! Because doing so could very quickly result in a regime change, and in this case, would probably result in Putin's life being extinguished, or locked up somewhere uncomfortable (which is my preference). (don't get me wrong, in the US it could mean an elected official or officials being removed, BUT not the almost-complete top to bottom replacement of gov't officials and top-ranking military personnel like this would cause over there.) The irony is, he's done ALL of that already... It's called his ability to lead into question. Questions his ability to either gain correct information about situations, or, make solid decisions based-on correct information. It's make Russia look i-n-c-r-e-d-i-b-l-y weak, militarily. Has made them into a social pariah, both in terms of government, but now even their citizens. Lastly, has tanked their economy. ALL OF THAT is thanks to that pride in appearing powerful, because had they withdrew after Ukraine bared their teeth and pushed them back initially... Russia and her people would not be in this position! Man, I meant and wanted to keep it short this time... but I can't help but share that the fact the Russian people have a black mark against them is what I think will make life so difficult for them. Yes, there are many MANY Russians who do not agree with any of this, but their reluctance and fear to speak out has made for a visually-disproportionate amount of people appear to be in favor of it. As such, when they try to leave, to start a better life elsewhere, they probably are not going to get the same welcome they once would have. 😕 Which is unfortunate, since I can see that ultimately breeding major disdain towards "the west" all over again, kicking off another soviet-era mentality. Then a prominent figure will rise to power by promising to punish the west for their treatment of Russia, and the cycle will repeat..... 😔 Yep... 😕 So, to borrow a phrase: "WINTER IS COMING..." I sincerely do not hope that a new Cold War occurs as a direct result of this... only that I won't be at all surprised if one begins after about a decade passes.*sigh*
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  41. This was originally a reply to someone's comment on a CNN video but I felt deserved a wider audience; modified to fit this context... I hadn't known of this specific agreement until just now, but yea... Seems like it's been completely forgotten about by the signing parties. 😕 We've definitely dropped the ball over the years, in providing the promised protection and defense of Ukraine... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction#Budapest_Memorandum To anyone reading who is Ukrainian, or has Ukrainian family... I know this won't really mean much given I'm just a helpless citizen with no political influence.... But nevertheless, I deeply apologize for my country [🇺🇸] not acting sooner, like Crimea annexation-sooner and preventing it. 😔 Russia has violated that agreement multiple times now, and worse yet in my opinion, is that the other signatories have also violated it by failing to defend Ukraine in any truly meaningful way (up until 2022 at least) ... Offering money and monetary support is good, but defending... at least to me... implies every means possible! It's that kind of help which we're not providing, which is allowing this to go on longer than it should have... Every day Russia targets some other large building because... "Our intelligence claims it was housing military assets..." 😑🙄 (or at least if asked, that'd be their excuse in order to justify it) So again I say... I'm sorry for America failing Ukraine. 😞 (I can't speak to the the UK, but I imagine anyone there would feel similarly after reading that link) Stay strong. Stay united. Stay alive. STAY UKRAINIAN! Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava! ✊🇺🇦 🔱
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  50.  @MrJdsenior  My sincerest condolences on the loss your pet... 🤗 Having owned multiple dogs over the years, I know that pain, and am not looking forward to whenever that day may come for my 13yr/o Siberian Husky -- who thankfully remains amazingly spry & energetic. (see everyone, I have a Ruskie near and dear to my heart, it's only their gov't I detest! lol) Yes, I admit that the Ukrainians may not be openly asking for assistance via manpower, and could very well be declining any offers made behind closed doors. I certainly know that they have shown to be a force to be reckoned with, and I can't begin to imagine how badly this would've gone for Russia if Ukraine had a larger military that had ample training! Having so many pro-Russian leaders meant that just wasn't really possible, but thankfully THIS leader... well, any praise I could articulate, I feel would be an understatement! So I'll just say he's been absolutely awesome and a god-send for all of Ukraine, nay, the world! 🤘 Still, it pains me to see them being displaced, then on top of that, the intentional destruction of everything, so that they have nothing to come back to... (which I feel is Putin's goal, and has always been, not to "liberate the Ukrainian people", but to "liberate Ukraine of her people" 😢) I just feel it's gone on long enough, and the tide have changed in their favor now that they have a fleshed of arsenal, which therefore means it will remain in their favor! Yet, we all know Putin... He won't back down, at least so long as he has the ability and support to dictate what his military does, and THAT is where my main issue lies. That's why I feel physical help need be accepted (or offered, if it hasn't), because Putin is going to drag this out as long as he can, for no other reason than because he can... So it seems like it'd be in everyone's best interest to go in and at least push his troops out, to show him that the world is not his for the taking whenever he gets the itch. The war is over, but either no one has had the balls to tell HIM that, or he's unwilling to accept that fact, but I see no reason why everyone has to suffer just because he enjoys being an asshole. 🙁 Alright, alright, I've ranted long enough... heh Slava Ukraini, Heroyam Slava! ✊🇺🇦 🔱
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