Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. Like a record baby right round round round
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  2. Sorry but Soviet stuff is a nightmare to operate. You think MiGs and Sukhois are not a mess?
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  3. Lmao India and China are enemies. So are Iran amd Saudi Arabia.
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  4.  camencowogh8333  Okay but Russia is still losing where it matters - the battlefield. While you count drone hits for entertainment, you forget the Russian soldiers are being whacked non-stop and Russia is destroying itself in this nonsense.
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  5.  camencowogh8333  Tell me why you're moving the goalposts?
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  6. Lmao collapsing since March 2022.
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  7. How do I unsubscribe from people announcing their departures like it's a goddamn airport?
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  8. ​ @TacoSallust  but Ukraine uses combat aircraft.
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  9. Did you miss the part where EVERYONE was mishandling classified files?
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  10. ​ @jerseyshoredroneservices225  Grim Reapers are plopping down units in a video game. In real life you don't get to pick neat enemy placements.
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  11. People burn aviation fuel (leaded) just to jump off airplanes. You want to talk about how wasteful hobbies are?
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  12. Why would Albanians attack KFOR?
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  13. ​​ @DreadX10  in fact Stalin issued the "not one step back" order because not even the Soviet Union had infinite territory to give up in a retreat Contrary to the pop culture depiction "not one step back" wasn't about punishing those who refused to advance, but the commanders who retreated from strategic locations and gave them up easily to Germans
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  14.  @mikeradu2010  I think they're doing theatrics on purpose. The CEO goes directly to the "low level". Prigozhin told the media he leaves flowers on the graves of the Wagner guys, even the convicts. He gives an "Inglorious Basterds" style speech. I think it's a deliberate attempt to wow the potential recruits by making them feel important, and also what was said above - subtly send the message that he's "getting the job done". Ramzan Kadyrov also posted a message on social media saying that each district in Russia should raise 1000 volunteers to help with the manpower shortage.
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  15. That's a total rehash of the "being a feminist only means you support equality" from back when radical feminists had their writing and speeches seen by a wider internet audience and people were baffled at their extremism.
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  16. ​ @JustMe-gn6yf  How many western tanks and artillery had they worked on prior to the war? They learned. Same principle applies.
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  17. Considering that most missile strikes against Ukrainian runways missed the tarmac, I'm not worried.
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  18. Purchasing power parity skews the data. American goods and labor cost a lot more than Chinese. So China can have an arms buildup while hiding behind the US costs just to keep its military at the same size as the year before.
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  19. People send him those. AgentJayZ does videos on jet engines and his shop also has flags sent by viewers hanging.
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  20. Should have gone to Ukraine. Natural distrust of government resulted in 50% jab rates while most countries had 80-90%.
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  21. Look up the scene from the TV show Yes Prime Minister "salami tactics" or "nuclear deterrent". The Russian playbook is to do things that wouldn't trigger war to get what they want.
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  22. American F-16s landed in Ukrainian runways during their joint training there.
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  23. Neither. Damage is consistent with a fire but not explosion. Car windows are seen intact when a detonation would have blown them out.
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  24. I watched that episode when it first aired and that scene still pops in my head 2 or 3 times per year.
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  25. No but the Army raised the limit for enlistment. I think they went as far as accepting 39 year olds.
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  26. ​@tristqnejdjeh7278 Here in Europe opinions are split on the pope too.
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  27.  @deuspax  "under continuous shelling they will leave the dangerous zone (check kherson experience)" - in Kherson the UA had to use the incompetence of Russians against them, the intelligence provided by the allies, and then launch dangerous assaults into suboptimal terrain. So basically you're gambling all in on your enemy being dumb, having the US use wallhack cheats for you to know where everyone is, and then you still have to fight uphill battles to cross the plains against a defending enemy. Even if your foe has no tanks, they can still defend and not leave. That's like expecting WWI to end because the enemy will just leave the trenches.
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  28. An accident with the weapons would kill people too.
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  29. A swarm with only "basic armor" will get shredded by autocannon rounds dispensing tungsten cubes.
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  30. ​ @TTKDMS  a private American citizen can call Twitter anything he wants. People to this day still talk about Blackwater as if it didn't rename to Xe and Academi.
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  31. ​ @СерхиоБускетс-ф7я  Terminal velocity is not weapon velocity. It's the max velocity an object can achieve when free falling. Weapon velocity of a Khinzal is achieved by rocket boosting into thin atmosphere to reduce drag, and then fall on target before drag can slow the warhead down to subsonic. If you shoot down a weapon, the loss of control will lead to atmospheric drag and thus slow it down to the terminal velocity.
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  32. Another aspect is that now Russians will have to send some kind of EOD team to check for explosives in those large buildings, slowing them down even if the place is empty.
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  33. Losing a war isn't genocide. Russia has engaged in genocide by declaring Ukrainian children Russian, not because of collateral damage.
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  34. ​ @bilic8094  He's so well respected he never made it to General and now has to do livestreams to make a living.
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  35. The structure is more G-limited than the human. Humans have cracked airframes.
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  36. It's been replaced. The A-10 does 11% of CAS missions.
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  37. ​ @redbeard5939  No. It's not satire, it's just a reference. Many people prefer to stay anonymous online and use a pseudonym. For example the person who writes the blog Zero Hedge pens his articles under "Tyler Durden". It's a reference to Fight Club. It's not satire, the people behind the accounts want to be seen like those characters. The picture of Smedley Butler is another hint.
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  38. Second amendment?
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  39. India wouldn't take that deal.
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  40.  @poiu477  "armored" ground attack aircraft have been brought down by MANPADS with 1kg warheads.
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  41. ​ @oceanaxim  It's hogwash. Conspiracy bait.
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  42. Then the Soviets and the US made an agreement to remove nukes from Turkey and Cuba. If the Soviet Union could negotiate, then Russia has no excuse.
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  43.  @moritamikamikara3879  Wagner actually can't even exist. PMCs are illegal in Russia. They are in a grey zone.
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  44. Way back then football had pretty weird rules and wasn't as different from rugby as it it today. For example the goal not having a cross beam on top, allowing yo to score by kicking at any height. Without looking it up I'd assume the sport of football only standardized the ruleset to the sport we have today after it already been in America.
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  45. ​ @alphaspartan  It wasn't celebrated in Greece, just "tolerated". Either way stuff that happened hundreds of years or even two thousand years ago have nothing to do with the topic. The topic is MAPs. MAPs weren't a thing until the 2010s. Nobody called themselves MAPs. People with the same intentions had groups like NAMBLA. They didn't use the term "MAP".
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  46. You do realize that it was stated, clear as day, no ifs or buts, from the very start that it didn't prevent transmission, right? Initially the mask mandates would be dropped for those who had taken it but it was reversed in about a week. If you had become infected you'd still have transmitted it and infected your relatives. It was an "egotistical shot", it only protected YOU and YOU ALONE. This was reiterated multiple times in 2021.
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  47. ​ @realfoggy  You can literally track Forte on flightradar
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  48. The US has the land mass and industrial capabilities to have black project aircraft and test them in remote areas.
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  49. The tank sights are already monitors, though. Gunner and commander have their own.
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  50. Post the full quote.
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