Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "news.com.au" channel.

  1. well, we now know how "powerful" those mighty Russian warships are....
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  2. Day 1: Putin refuses to negotiate Day 4: Putin agrees to negotiate without conditions (means he knows he's losing and has lost leverage) Day 8: Putin withdraws and is forced to accept Ukraine's sovereignty as Ukraine joins the EU and NATO.
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  3. in russia democracy is just for show
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  4. the fact over 50 Russian cities protested teh first week is proof of that. and that Putin arrested tens of thousands of his own people for protesting.
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  5. maybe russia could just stop murdering innocent people instead.
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  6. 48hrs and Russia would be forcibly removed from Ukraine militarily, if NATO so desired. The remnants remaining would be combat ineffective.
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  7. intentional shelling of urban centers and civilian housing is not collateral damage.
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  8. crew size has nothing to do with ship size.
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  9. and hundreds of his best aircraft, hundreds of his best tanks, thousands of his best vehicles, artillery, SAMs, etc.
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  10. drive until out of fuel, park ,surrender, become Ukrainian citizen.
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  11.  @Grx-z1b  Russia is the aggressor. Putin is a tyrant who fears democracy. He can't have neighbors not under his thumb.
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  12. no one is forcing russia to murder people. when an armed robber walks into a bank and holds a hostage at gun point, you don't blame the police officers for the hostages killed by the robbers.
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  13. by fighting they have a chance. by not fighting it's just a matter of time until the russians slaughter them.
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  14. not mankind, certain individuals. these individuals tend to clump in the profession of "politician".
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  15. US politicians used Ukraine, not Americans. Rich elites with no loyalties to anyone but themselves and their personal agendas.
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  16. wow, nothing like threatening to murder innocent people of their don't bend the knee to you.
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  17.  @lusvus5445  are you ok? i think your having a stroke.
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  18.  @Lesmore187  what about the flight of the aircraft prior to releasing ordnance? what about transportation time of ordnance from teh factory to the airfield? what about manufacturing time of the ordnance at teh factory? What if the ordnance missed the target? would the flight time still count? You only count the moment the disassembly begins. Does it take a mechanic 40yrs to replace and balance the tires of your 40yr old car? or did it take 30min?
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  19. well, since those soldiers are now dead, i think the likelihood of that is 0.
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  20.  @marthagonzalez5528  Agreed. we're seeing a global movement of People vs Their Governments. It's not the people that want this, on any side, it's the gov leaders and rich and powerful elites.
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  21.  @luka1608  Russia sent their Best. T-90s, T-80s, latest air defense vehicles, MRAPs, etc. Ka-52, Mi-28, Su-25, Su-35, Su-30, Su-34 and lesser aircraft have all been shot down over Ukraine. The ONLY better equipment they have is the Su-57 (and only less than 10 of those, with at least 3 being prototypes), and a handful of T-14 prototypes (5-10?). They sent in the Chechens, Spetznaz, Paratroopers, Air Assualt troops, and many other "elite" units, all were destroyed or repulsed. Russia has even lost multiple warships and multiple smaller boats. All the versions of Russian drones that were destroyed or captured (including their Predator equivalent the Orion) have been made with off-the-shelf components that anyone in America can buy at teh store to build RC airplanes with. Low cost, low quality, none of it made in Russia. What else is there?
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  22. too bad we're being led by a bunch of incompetent lunatics at the moment.
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  23. lots of Ukrainians speak russian
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  24.  @lusvus5445  resorting to baseless insults. run out of "facts"?
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  25.  @romanianturk2101  WW3? NATO has 1800 advanced jet fighters (not counting the US), to Russia's ~700 fixed wing airplanes (and falling). Russia has already lost over 1000 armored vehicles in 4 days. NATO has more and better tanks than Russia, and better trained soldiers. Russia has a population of ~145mil, most who don't support Putin's war. NATO nations have 1bil people. Russia has a very small and weak economy. NATO nations have the most powerful economies in the world. WW3? More like Russian gov/military gets trampled by NATO and the Russian people. China is weaker than Russia militarily (they have numbers and a bigger economy, but have lots of other issues stacked against them if they went to war). Russia has no other meaningful allies. If Putin loses, the world will be better off.
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  26.  @romanianturk2101  Yes, let Putin fire his nukes. Prove once and for all he is the greatest tyrant and mass murderer of all time. Putin is bluffing. He can't fire them all by himself. and if he does fire, the world will descend upon him with a rage the likes of which has never been recorded in human history.
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  27.  @timminh468  no one forced russia to invade ukraine. no one is forcing russia to murder innocent people.
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  28. let putin open up a new front if he wishes. One more front for him to lose men and material. one more front to stretch his logistics. more firepower to bring against russian forces.
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  29. This has been going on long before Zelensky became President. But he sure made Putin look like an idiot.
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  30. this is not artillery, way too accurate. either antitank missiles, or drone attacks.
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  31. What is russia so afraid of? they have a Serious paranoia disease of the mind
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  32. Why has Russia been gripped by such paranoid delusions of western invasion? China also suffers such paranoid delusions about the west, as does North Korea. seems to be a pattern here.
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  33. This is the playbook of left-leaning politicians
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  34.  @wellbi  Yes, the same DNA as you too
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  35.  @muhammadjunaid3650  some of them surely aren't. The rest are, they just don't represent the will of the people is all.
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  36. Russia has already bombed so many schools, churches, and hospitals in Ukraine. Many of these targets are not allowed under the geneva convention.
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  37. Countries attacked by Russia: Finland multiple times, Poland, Georgia, Ukraine 2x, Afghanistan, Chechnya, all the nations it absorbed in WW2, Japan... How many nations has the US invaded, and KEPT? If the US were to behave as Russia and keep everything it captures, then France, Germany, Japan, Philippines, most of the pacific, New Guinea, Cuba, Mexico, South Korea, South Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Italy, and a number of other nations would belong to the US today.
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  38. Like it or not, the situation is delicate, and everyone is trying to figure it out. And yes, be mad at our political leaders, as we are mad at them too. But we didn't want to create a mess nor lie to other nations. Weapons are being supplied, volunteers are already in Ukraine or heading there. Ukraine is caught in the middle of a global crisis. Sanctions are in place, more is happening every day. War is hell, but you gotta hang on when it's for teh right reasons.
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  39. If all the Russian soldiers would surrender, this could end. Then we could end this and send them home.
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  40. yes, blame your innocent victims as you murder them.
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  41.  @YorkerEli  Superior Russian army? you mean the one getting its butt kicked by the Ukrainians? The one that has lost more soldiers, tanks, aircraft, and more in a week than NATO countries lost in many years of conflicts? The Russian military has proven itself to be a 2nd rate military at best.
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  42.  @karthikkumar4716  People count enemy casualties as the war progressed in literally every war in human history. You're just spewing nonsense. I'm not a news organization nor journalist, so I can't spread fake news, since I'm not reporting the news. Way too much restraint? So you condone and support massacring civilians without just cause? you're admitting to be a psychopath and a repressed serial killer?
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  43.  @brailrice  shelling civilians =/= winning.
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  44.  @KekusMagnus  The RAF continuously targeted civilians. the US did not. the RAF convinced teh US to participate in a select few such raids, after that the US stopped targeting civilians out of revulsion and knowing it doesn't work. In Japan, the US was Very selective of its targets, and dropped leaflets ahead of raids to warn civilians to evacuate, and which parts of the cities were being targeted. The US even dropped leaflets warning japan which cities they were going to drop the atomic bombs on, and for everyone to evacuate. There is no justification for indiscriminate killing of civilians in teh modern age. The Russians have been bombing civilian targets since the opening day of the invasion, shelling civilian towns with no miltiary targets present.
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  45.  @conclaveluminis  no shit. but many of these attacks are shooting at noncombatants. just because you're shelling civilians, doesn't not prove their are combatants.
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  46. never trust Russia
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  47. and the rest of the world is doing everything they can without escalating things. And more and more actions are being taken with each passing day.
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  48.  @gerardhiggins1  What good is a no fly zone? There are other factors at play here to consider as well. But fear of taking on the pathetic Russian military itself is not one of them.
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  49. He's asking for Western tanks, because the stuff he's capturing is outdated junk. Better than nothing, but still not as good as he could get.
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  50. What is this insecure little man so afraid of? why is he afraid of having a border with NATO?
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