Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. and Russia never learned that lesson since WW2.
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  2. just realizing that now? this war has been going on for years now.
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  3. that's the same way the Western Allies described the russians in WW2
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  4. Russia/Putin: threatens nuclear war if attacked Ukraine: helicopter strikes inside Russia, SF attacks inside russia, attacks in Belgorod on fuel, hits power in Belgorod, takes out bombers at Russian air base, hits crimea bridge, strikes in "annexed" territories with impunity, sinks russian warships...
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  5. Russia/Putin: threatens nuclear war if attacked Ukraine: helicopter strikes inside Russia, SF attacks inside russia, attacks in Belgorod on fuel, hits power in Belgorod, takes out bombers at Russian air base, hits crimea bridge, strikes in "annexed" territories with impunity, sinks russian warships...
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  6. most in WW2 were also conscripts, not volunteers, but the internet didn't exist back then. 24mil people of the Soviet Union died in WW2.
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  7. Ways it will be like Stalingrad; Russian soldiers are going to starve (no logistics) Russian soldiers are going to freeze (no logistics, lack of equipment, winter) Russian conscripts are being sent into battle against their will without training, equipment or weapons. Russians are going to die in large numbers. (1.2mil Russian casualties in 6moths at Stalingrad) Russians will be defending due to lack of offensive capability, lack of artillery, lack of airpower, lack of rifles, lack of ammo....
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  8. if Belarus fires a nuke, Belarus is equally as guilty as Russia, and will be held accountable for firing nukes.
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  9. Why it won't be like Stalingrad; Stalingrad is not in Ukraine Stalingrad was a Russian war of defense, Ukraine is a Russian war of aggression/offense. Russia doesn't have the public support. Russians didn't want to fight in WW2 either, and were conscripted, but they lacked the internet of today to learn truth and to be influenced by outsiders, and mobility is easier today than then. Russia has no manufacturing today. Russia has no airpower or artillery of consequence in Ukraine Ways it will be like Stalingrad; Russian soldiers are going to starve (no logistics). Russian soldiers are going to freeze (no logistics, lack of equipment, winter). Russian conscripts are being sent into battle against their will without training, equipment or weapons. Russians are going to die in large numbers. (1.2mil Russian casualties in 6moths at Stalingrad). Russians will be defending due to lack of offensive capability, lack of artillery, lack of airpower, lack of rifles, lack of ammo....
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  10.  @JesterEric  the Russians are running out of rocket artillery, and the western supplied artillery to Ukraine is outranging and devastating the Russian artillery in a big way. and Russia can't manufacture more of most of their equipment, and their people aren't motivated to fight and die in an unjust war. This is not like finalnd.
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  11. when did it ever Evolve? they are still using WW2 tactics, exactly the same way they did in WW2. Even still using WW1 and WW2 weapons and equipment.
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  12. Ukraine in Feb2022: very small army compared to Russia Ukraine in Aug2023: larger army than it started thanks to russian donations Russia and her supporters: "Ukraine can't bleed us dry" then why did the Ukrainian army GROW in size and armored vehicles, as Russia is down to T-55 and the last of their T-90s?
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  13. they lost their last argument that "russia isn't losing territory"
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  14. you know nothing. it is Not a NATO war. We are not holding back Ukraine, we are Helping them. Why should we fight and die? Are you going to volunteer for the frontlines? If not, then SHTFU.
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  15. they are still using the same tactics they used in WW2 even
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  16.  @tilmanmai  It's part of Ukraine, yes, but lets not split hairs here as everyone knew what was being said.
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  17.  @MrBashem  be happy the West provided them at all. And the West is giving ridiculous amounts of intelligence and targeting information that makes ukraine far more capable than it otherwise would be. Ukraine's GDP in 2020 was about $156B. How much aid value has the West given Ukraine thus far?
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  18. don't forget failures in Chechnya
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  19. soldiers living is terrible conditions, not cleaning up trash, lack of food and medical supplies, etc.
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  20. yes
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  21.  @tilmanmai  but we are not talking historically. we're talking in 2014. stop trying to deflect.
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  22. pretty much also, 24mil people of the Soviet Union died in WW2, out of 50mil total casualties in all of WW2, when the global population was only ~2bil. Soviet Union population in 1939 was 170mil.
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  23. people love to hate them, but they are like the B-52 of armored vehicles. they just keep coming back for another war. My unit still had them in the 2000s, and they were used in OIF.
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  24. lies. Ukraine was only asking permission regarding the use of Western supplied high tech weapons. questions regarding neutrality. but historically, there is no restriction upon using supplied weapons in a war, regardless of the nation that supplied them.
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  25. but what does a collapse mean? their economy is so weak. they military influence is so small. the nuclear weapons' issue is a valid concern.
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  26. Russia opening another front? They can't even handle the one they have in Ukraine. Russia has never successfully fought on more than one front at a time in history.
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  27. "before they were ready", they were planning it for years. The US moved into Afghanistan half way around the world within months of 9/11.
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  28.  @jedilegoarts9882  you've gotten used to low casualty wars, due to watching the US. The US is hyper sensitive to deaths in war, even back in WW2, and for good reason. And we also focused on being so good at war that we are peerless in combat. But our enemies still suffered very high casualties. Hundreds of thousands to millions dead. Also, the US military, and even people like me (combat vet and amateur military historian), anticipated the return of trench warfare about 15-20yrs ago. the trends in modern precision weapons was starting to force a change.
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  29.  @marco_0599  then give them your hard earned wealth. no one is stopping you. Why is it our responsibility to fund European wars?
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  30.  @mrsrosie2569  nope, unlike you I've already fought in multiple wars. I can't save everyone, not every problem is my problem. People need to learn to stand up and fight for themselves and stop being helpless. Stop waiting for someone to save you and learn to save yourselves. Relying on big govs to save you always ends the same way. These injustices are already here, they have been here, and I've been fighting them for decades now. Now it's your turn to show some backbone, and get in the fight. Put your money where your mouth is and fight, as I have. It's ironic, you call people bullies, as you bully them into helping you bully others yet again......they have a term for that......cognitive dissonance
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  31. well, for starters Stalingrad is not in Ukraine.
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  32. it may be too early to celebrate victory in Ukraine for sure. But it's Never too early to start contingency planning for things like a hypothetical collapse of the russian gov.
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  33.  @RonaldMcminn-g7d  you keep conflating unrelated things.
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  34.  @RonaldMcminn-g7d  what is "proper war journalism"? would help if you could actually spell so I can understand what you're trying to say.
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  35.  Vlad Putin  russia refused to accept the return of dead russians. they have no plans to bury them.
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  36. ~1.2mil Russians died at Stalingrad over 6months Stalingrad is not in Ukraine Stalingrad was a Russian war of defense, Ukraine is a Russian war of aggression/offense. Russia doesn't have the public support. Russians didn't want to fight in WW2 either, and were conscripted, but they lacked the internet of today to learn truth and to be influenced by outsiders, and mobility is easier today than then. 24mil people of the Soviet Union died in WW2 Russia has no manufacturing today. Russia has no airpower or artillery of consequence in Ukraine.
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  37. if Belarus fired a nuke, belarus is getting attacked. Doesn't matter if Russia supplied the weapon. Belarus is equally as guilty if they allow it to be fired from their territory.
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  38. easy for Ukrainian drones to Observe their movement and congregating near a specific point. Just wait for teh enemy to be at the most vulnerable moment before opening fire.
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  39. almost 1.2mil Russians died in Stalingrad...... US lost 250k in all of WW2.
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  40. and gear you have to provide yourself. sent to a trench somewhere with no coms, no real leadership, no food, and left to die or freeze to death.
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  41. as if that would fix anything. Putin is getting old as it is.
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  42. If Putin fires a nuke, the rest of the world is free to annihilate the Russian gov/military.
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  43. Putin is the man that destroyed Russia no matter what. But if he uses nukes, the ret of the world is free to attack the russian gov/military with impunity.
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  44.  @TheLAGopher  the 23rd, Flying Tigers, still exist. They fly A-10s. The A-10s with the Shark Mouths.
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  45. India wont support russia if russia used nukes, the world will turn on russian gov/military if a single nuke flies.
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  46.  @pod11th31  many aren't returning home. Russia has refused many efforts to return Russian dead. Most are buried in Ukraine by Ukrainians.
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  47.  @alhambrabiker1476  Israel are our close allies. There are few countries we work more closely with than Israel (such as Canada, UK, Japan, South Korea, Australia, etc.). Iran attacks Israel: US helps Russia attacks Ukraine: US helps What is your issue here?
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  48.  @farminglol  If by umbrella, you mean Patriot, it's working rather well. stop whining and get to fighting.
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  49. "so what you're saying is..." how does this woman still have a job in media?
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  50. How many Germans and Japanese died in WW2, and they rebuilt. Russia lost 24mil in WW2, but they seemed to have learned nothing since then. (12mil were likely due to starvation and being executed by their own gov)
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