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

  1. keep the pain and pressure on Russia until the Russian people finally grow brains and intervene.
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  2. so much so Russia doesn't even want their dead back. they just leave them behind to rot.
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  3. they know. they know how many they sent, and how many came back. quite simple really.
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  4.  @lizakay3859  wrong, Ukraine was fighting dissidents.
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  5. much higher than that. Ukraine is estimating they are taking out up to 500 Russians per day now (casualties, not all killed), and given the targeting with cameras they can be reasonably accurate with their numbers.
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  6. naZis
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  7. The world is stopping Russia from doing something it never had the right to do in the first place.
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  8. same in WW2 too, no training, no equipment, etc. 12mil soviet soldiers and 12mil soviet civilians died.
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  9.  @GamesBond.007  The civilians weren't supposed to be there. Japan's gov kept the civilians in the target zone.
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  10.  @GamesBond.007  You do also realize that "Molotov cocktails" exist Specifically to be thrown at Russians, right? So yes, when Russians come to town uninvited, you through Molotov Cocktails at them. That's how it works.
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  11. 210k-280k
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  12. this is what happens when you have apathy towards gov
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  13.  @trucksanddirt1506  but you know that won't happen. not without metal bits driving them to move back to Russia.
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  14.  @SD_Alias  you don't even know what Capitalism is. bet you can't explain in 2 sentences or less (each) what Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and Corporatism is. China would be better than they are if they were capitalist. but the gov controls the economy, and dictates what can and cannot be made, etc. that is not capitalism.
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  15.  @SD_Alias  exactly, you don't even know what Communism is, or what Capitalism is. And you do Not want to have to make a rational facts'-based argument, because you know you'll lose. When you agree to give me what you think teh definitions of Communism and Capitalism are, then we can continue this debate.
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  16. Remove Russia as a veto member of the UN, remove them from teh security council and Human Rights council.
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  17. WW2 Russian Conscript in line to get ammo: "where is my rifle?" Russian Political Officer: "You have ammo, you don't need a rifle. pick up a rifle when he dies." Russian Political Officer: points to guy in parallel line getting a rifle but no ammo Ukraine 2022 Russian Conscript in line to get rifle: "where is my rifle?" Russian Political Officer: "You have tank, you don't need a rifle. If your tank is destroyed, you wont need a rifle..."
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  18. I hear the Russian helicopter factory is in need of workers....
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  19. and no one is buying Russian equipment anymore either. even if they wanted to, Russia can't produce it.
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  20. Watching Russian's learn their military might was all a lie and propaganda is rather interesting. I've known for over tens years russia was never as powerful as people beleived, but even I didn't think they would be this bad.
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  21. many don't even make that much
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  22. Russia: hiring Afghan, Syrian, Iranian, imprisoned criminals, and other mercenaries to fight in Ukraine
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  23. Australia and the US too
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  24.  @kryzzan7039  there is no myth of immortality. but for Ukraine, losses simply matter less than it does for Russia.
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  25.  @kryzzan7039  Russia has more people, but to get them to Ukraine you must draft them. and tehy don't want to fight. Ukrainians have their entire population to draw from,a nd they want to fight, they want to defend their homes, their property, their freedom, their familites. Russia has already lost teh bulk of their trained military and are not raining more. Russia has expended teh bulk of their top military hardware already (missiles, tanks, aircraft, etc.), and their factories are not cranking out more. Much of the famed Soviet Union military industry came out of Ukraine, not Russia. Ukraine has already proven it has the superior wartime economy and industry. they've already been able to adapt and overcome, and Russia has failed to do the same.
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  26. Russia pretends like THEY were attacked and are merely defending themselves. They started this, they don't get to complain if the rest of the world shoots back at them.
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  27.  @dannythomson5239  but isn't it ironic that the places the UN/WEF and others hate most tend to be communist or dictatorships, even though they seek to bring about communism ruled by unelected elites themselves?
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  28.  @dannythomson5239  "cant have any one country going it alone", now that IS a communist principle that makes sense in this context. But communism is at least predictable, in that power struggles always occur in a communist order.
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  29. disorganized? as if they were organized to begin with. they had to lie to their troops just to get them into Ukraine in the first place.
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  30.  @rogerthat4545  Nixon actually tried to end the war shortly after taking office, as it was a campaign promise. He had the Pentagon bring him a plan to end it (mind you the Pentagon had a plan to end the war in the first 6months of the war, but since it wasn't a declared war, Johnson wouldn't let them enact it). He was about to enact the Pentagon's plan, that required first a surge of troops to end it , followed by the draw down. But protestors marched on D.C. and he became worried about the public perception of starting a surge and knowing the public would neither understand nor care that the surge was only temporary in the short term to end the war in the long run. The plan was called off. Once the US politicians finally decided to end it, the military was finally turned loose and and they ended it with about 2 weeks of fighting. Keep in mind, the US never officially declared war, and so invading North Vietnam was deemed not an option. Johnson started the war to get elected, then it got out of control. The US military won every major battle and could have ended it very early had the original plan been accepted and used. But it was all politics. It was all for political gain, and the military had their hands tied.
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  31.  @konradsartorius7913  yes, many died due to the Germans, starvation, resource mismanagement, etc. But at the end of the day, at least half were combat deaths (12mil soldiers) and the Soviet Government failed to protect its people. I'm willing to bet far fewer would have died if not for Soviet incompetence and total disregard for human life (including its own citizens).
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  32. 80s? try the 1920s in rural US at best.
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  33. Nothing says "winning" like declaring war on your own citizens.
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  34. too late, WEF in full swing
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  35.  @paladro  yes, but for the Russian populace, it will likely take 1-10mil dead to reach their tipping point.
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  36. Why do communist militaries perform these circus acts with their soldiers to demonstrate military "prowess"?
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  37.  @henrybadiukiewicz8812  wow, cry about it why don't you. nobody cares about your post. you responded to my post, and thus I in turn responded to yours since you clearly didn't get what I was saying the first time. how many times are you going to keep posting about it and whining? get over it and move on with your life. No one cares.
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  38. Russia: we invaded Ukraine because the West was threatening us. Perhaps Poland, UK, US, Finland, Sweden, etc. need to invade Russia because "Russia is threatening them"?
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  39. why not just dish it out themselves? there are hundreds of men being loaded onto busses like cattle for teh slaughter by a handful of enforcers. they could Easily overpower them.
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  40. Putin is treating Russian citizens like cattle for the slaughter house.
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  41. and even when Ukraine offered to return the dead to Russia, Putin refused to accept them.
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  42. What is accomplished by kidnapping all these people and taking them to a different country against their will?
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  43.  @michaeljohnson9760  Ukrainians and Russian soldiers alike equate Russian conscripts basically to being like shooting fish in a barrel. And all those dead Russian conscripts may be the tipping point for the russian people to finally stop being brainwashed cowards.
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  44.  @lizakay3859  you're just reading Putin's propaganda. bunch of blatant lies.
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  45. war crimes upon war crimes. is there a war crime Russia hasn't committed in Ukraine?
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  46.  Bruce Wayne  those conscripts are making it worse. Untrained, lacking equipment and weapons. Pure cannon fodder. They have no clue how to fight or to even stay alive in a war, let alone a modern war with high precision weaponry. Watching the remake of "All Quiet on the Western Front" is like watching a documentary of Russia in Ukraine. I'm a frontline grunt combat veteran with multiple combat tours and the idea of facing a modern war against a peer adversary with smart weapons and constant observation of your positions and movements is terrifying. I know what kinds of capabilities exist and it would be as terrifying as WW1 trench warfare to face off against such capabilities "naked" as the Russians are (lacking training, equipment, fire support, air cover, etc.).
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  47. there is an intercepted transmission of russia soldiers laughing about chasing a 13yr old girl and shooting her in the legs, and killing other children.
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  48. Russia is just a giant penal colony
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  49. Russia: doing the world a favor and committing suicide
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  50. bet those Ukrainians felt so liberated at the hands of the Russians.....
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