Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "Russia is focusing on Eastern Ukraine. Retired general explains how to stop them" video.

  1. Planes and new tanks most of all damn it. Older planes make sense, but it takes waaay less time to get used to a new tank design and is A LOT LESS DANGERIOUS when you turn in the wrong direction by comparison the a brand new unknown jet fighter. We in Britain and in Germany have some of the best tanks in the world and even just a few of them (even the prototypes models) could make aaall the difference. We need to get this stuff to them NOW, as we've been screaming to our governments for WEEEEKS NOW TO DO since this whooole freaking things started.
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  2.  @AhmedAli-hu4vb  Well Tanks, older fighter jets and new surface to air missiles would be a good start.
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  3. I'm really glad they were able to get General Clark on here for this. He spoke the truth and said VERY CLEARLY in no uncertain terms exactly what the Ukrainians NEED in order to cut off the Russians and push them out, WHICH LIKE HE SAID, OUR EU NEIGHBOURS HAVE. We just bloody well need them to give the order send the freaking MiGs in. Poland has them, so just f£%&ing send them god damn it. Britain has now sent in the surface-to-air missiles and the first Soviet era tanks some of the neighbouring countries have have now been delivered apparently, but they'll need waaay more and that doesn't even including the fighter jets that still haven't been given to them. We can't be soooo pointlessly scared about what Putin is gonna do anymore. It's time to take to serious.
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  4. I hope that each and every single day. Let us hope the next day will be the day and they actually send the missiles and fighters they need on top of more modern tanks and the armoured personnel carriers.
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  5. Exactly. We know what these weapons are there to do and what Ukraine needs to do so what's the point in sending some weapons in if we aren't going to take this seriously and go ALL IN.
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  6.  @chrissymckirgan8971  That may be true, but it terms of a bloody modern war it's still just a drop in the bucket. Especially as the US, with its MASSIVE industrial level of weapons manufacturing, could easily send SO MUCH MORE.
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