Comments by "Wolfs Winkel" (@wolfswinkel8906) on "Russia's Hellfire Fazes Biden; U.S. May Backtrack On Abrams Tanks Supply To Ukraine | Report" video.

  1. ​ @basook6116  meanwhile the production of weapons and ammunition is a very energy intensive process, which the European countries cannot sustain like Russia given the fact that Russia is leveraging OPEC to drive the prices of oil and gas up. I don't think there's another country in the world that can fight the combined West like this. This is real influence
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  2. ​ @verdebusterAP  the length of the conflict doesn't necessarily suggest that Russia is losing (even though the US spent 20 years in Afghanistan and still fled with their tails between their legs). They could've used the 40 mile convoy to level Kyiv but they simply retreated to the Donbass and went on the defensive there. This doesn't mean they can't rush all over Ukraine especially since they have air superiority over Ukraine right now. Zelensky himself said it: "we are not in the air". Stop coping so hard and open your eyes to reality.
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  3. ​ @capastianluna8896  Just before the West sent their toy tanks to Ukraine, weren't they hyped to high heavens by the media? The likes of David Petraeus and Professor Clarke we talking a lot of sht and the media made a whole spectacle of the kick ass that the Ukraine was about to dish out to Russia. Go and argue with David Petraeus, armchair general
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  4. ​ @f-35lightningii6  🤖 your English command module has been corrupted beep boop 🤖
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  5. Kornet sales to the moon. How can someone invest in the Russian defense industry? I see an opportunity here.
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  6.  @johnbaker5565  you don't seem sure of yourself LMAO
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  7.  @johnbaker5565  The same people that have been saying Ukraine is winning are the same clowns that say the game needs to be changed. Changed to what, losing? Yet the sheeple just lap it up and now the US have found ATACMS in the sofa cushions apparently, laughable. Another wunderwaffen for the circus
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  8.  @raptor9777  stop making up BS
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  9. ​ @radio9730  price the US paid for meddling: 1) expanded BRICS 2) initiated a massive worldwide dedollarisation drive 3) drained the ammunition stockpiles of all NATO allies, incurring a titanic energy debt that will take a while to cover by new production 4) saddled the US with a stigma of shameful loss of Ukrainian lives that will be confirmed when the war is over
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