Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "UATV English" channel.

  1. they just want to consolidate their ill-gotten Ukrainian territory. no pause, keep the pressure up and push them out.
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  2. If Russia can't handle Ukraine now, attacking NATO would be absolute suicide for Russia.
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  3. died attacking a foreign country trying to mind its own business
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  4.  @dangivenph4205  the nukes saved millions of lives. The US told Japan Exactly which cities were going to be nuked and dropped leaflets on them telling everyone to evacuate ahead of time. the Japanese gov forbade evacuation. Regardless, Japan attacked America, and so they don't get to complain when they lose a war they started.
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  5. can't have them telling the Russian citizens back home the truth either.
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  6.  @nogodsnomasters666  hundreds of times in history
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  7. It's going to be ironic when the Russian Army is defeated by the infamous Eastern European winter weather as their untrained and ill-equipped conscripts freeze.
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  8.  @myballsitchsomethingfierce6319  al Qaeda attacked the US. and US sent an all-volunteer military to fight, and in over 20yrs of fighting lost fewer people and less equipment than Russia lost in March 2022 in Ukraine.
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  9. North Korea: "we are best buds" Syria: "we are best buds" CCP: "we play nice with Russia too"
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  10. Putin: "we're pulling out of Lyman as a good-will gesture, and to focus on holding the southern territories." The following day: Russia starts losing the southern territories.
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  11. Total Russian dead will likely be over 100k by Christmas. Keep in mind Wounded numbers are typically at least 2x-3x as many as the dead. That means when they get to 100k dead, they'll have suffered 300k-400k total casualties.
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  12. Russia: "they'll get a month of training." Soldier: gets 1 week 1 week of training: sitting on the floor drunk for 1 week with no equipment or weapons
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  13. that's the sound of a man who knows he's going to die
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  14. rural russia is worse than rural US in the late 1800s-1920s
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  15. I see Ukraine becoming an economic powerhouse in Europe after teh war
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  16. Russian military: barely better than the North Korean military
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  17. apathy and indifference all the way to their grave.
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  18. they are still in denial about WW2
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  19.  @RM-yw6xe  Same as the Soviet Union in WW2 losing 24mil people and sending men into battle without rifles. Nothing has changed since 1940 in Russia.
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  20. they'd be dumb not to. you can learn so much about how to win from listening in. we listened in to locals in Afghanistan and such too.
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  21.  @KishorTwist  keep coping as your country experiences regime change, civil unrest, and loses ground in Ukraine. why aren't you volunteering to fight for Russia if they are so great?
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  22.  @astrocraftz5029  exactly, but they've sent many more since the start, and current intel is that units still in Ukraine only have 20% of their manpower at best. They started with what, 210-280k? Then they mobilized ~190k, then another 300k? and still they are recruiting men, and these new conscripts are dying about as fast as they send them to teh front.
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  23.  @purplehaze8557  Kaliningrad would be easy to take if NATO got involved and wanted it.
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  24. it helps by forcing the russian citizens to accept responsibility for allowing their gov to exist as it does.
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  25. when a dog has rabies, you can't reason with it, you just kill it.
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  26. all communist countries look like that
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  27. straight up admitting to war crimes.
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  28. Sexual abuse? is that what you call murder?
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  29.  @thechancellor3715  Thanks, I'm still working on improving my Russian bullshit translation skills.
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  30. this is what happens when you have apathy towards gov
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  31. You will be judged by the company you keep
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  32.  @myballsitchsomethingfierce6319  wrong, you're confusing them with the Taliban. The US armed the Taliban in Afghanistan against the Russians, same as the USSR and CCP did to in Vietnam and Korea against the US. Al Qaeda originated out of Saudi Arabia, but set up shop and trained in Afghanistan (Taliban was in charge of the country though), and later decided Ramadi, Iraq was their global capital for some reason. And then when Al Qaeda was destroyed the remnants reformed as ISIS (Obama withdrew from Iraq prematurely to allow ISIS to form and destabilize Syria, nothing like war mongering politicians).
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  33. Russian: afraid of dying in a war Russian: commits suicide Uh....okay....kind of defeats the purpose don't you think?
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  34. why aren't you fighting on the front line for Russia if you think they are winning? shouldn't you be there helping out?
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  35. I don't feel sorry for them. their past/present apathy caused this. their continued indifference to the loss of life is their fault. if they wont fight against it, they are equally guilty as Putin.
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  36.  @michaeljohnson9760  that's fine too, but then they get to suffer the consequences of their choices.
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  37. these russians are truly revolting people.
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  38. UN has estimated total Ukrainian dead (civilians and soldiers), and it's a fraction of Russia's.
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  39. not to mention a lot of bodies would not have been recoverable.
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  40. 120-150+ 50 is a large platoon
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  41. it will be over 100k by christmas keep in mind Wounded numbers are typically at least 2x-3x as many as the dead. that means when they get to 100k dead, they'll have suffered 300-400k total casualties.
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  42. you know that's about a months pay in Russia, right?
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  43. and the Russian bots are still in teh comments claiming the Russians are going to regroup, get properly trained and equipped soldiers, and send these new troops to Ukraine. I keep asking them where their magical source of equipment and training cadre are going to come from.
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  44. Yes, not many people know that the demonstrations against the war in Vietnam actually inadvertently caused it to drag on longer.
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  45. they are sending many into combat without weapons.
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  46. they need to stop acting like sheep being led to slaughter and fight back.
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  47. they deserve it for what they do/allow to happen.
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  48. now Ukraine can shell the southeast side of the river.
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  49. 24mil from the Soviet Union died in WW2. How many millions is Putin willing to sacrifice in Ukraine?
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  50.  @henrybadiukiewicz8812  nothing wrong with having extra, but calling 50 men a company is ludicrous. a 50 man company is combat ineffective as a company.
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