Comments by "surely you joke, mein failüre" (@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

The US Navy has spent trillions learning about all the things that can unexpectedly go wrong with a submarine. Seems the designer of the Titan was not privy to that design heritage or the lessons learned therefrom.
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That's like cavemen showing off a captured iPhone. Russia can't make anything like an Abrams anyway 😅
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@haveagoodone5830 Well, if you're so knowledgeable, could you explain why the Conquest-o-Meter is stuck at around 19% after Russia has been doing this for 806 days? Either they're very drunk, very inept, very badly led, very badly equipped, or some combination of these factors. What say you?
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@GodKitty677 Whenever the Z-bots brag about bagging Abrams tanks, they don't seem to have any answer when asked how many soldiers and machines they lost in the process. 😅
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@karsaorlong3761 Actually the most telling numbers are the ones the Russians publish about their own domestic labor shortage. Seems the number is in the low single-digit millions for missing / absent / unavailable workers. All he's doing is ensuring that Russia's population will be substantially lower in 50 years.
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@lucasharvey8990 Ask the Z-bots how many men & machines they lost trying to take one (1) Abrams. That usually hits a nerve.
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Realization is a slow thing in the land of twelve time zones. As Benjamin Franklin famously said .. 'Experience keeps a mean school, but fools will learn in no other."
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Ukrainians are very kind. All they want from Russia is for Russian military to stop attacking Ukraine. Doesn't seem like much to ask, does it?
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I've seen lots of Russian video. That word 'blyat' appears so often, it seems almost like a greeting between people. Seems like an OK name for a pet, right?
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They're about to get their wealth confiscated anyway.
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OP: Try explaining that to the dedicated Z-bots! ;) They are pretty slow to understand. Let's consider some timeline from WW2 .. start the clock 22/6/1941 at the launch of Barbarossa. At the 590-day mark, the Soviets began turning it around by defeating the Nazis at Stalingrad, and on the 1417-day mark the Soviets ended it in Berlin. And right now the Russians are at day 807 of the Three Day SMO.
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Looks like yet another Russian tank has been de-Nazified and left for the scrap metal industries of Ukraine. The Russians still have not run the numbers on this conflict, so they don't yet realize that whatever mines or missiles the West provides to UA are far cheaper/faster to manufacture than the tanks (and crews) fielded by Moscow.
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