Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. If Russia has the advantage in firepower, that results in the frontline moving. Because they can't, either shelling is reduced due to strained supplies, or the firepower is wasted by misses.
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  2. ​ @szolanek  Bookmark this page and put it on your calendar. I want to see what you have to say then.
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  3. ​ @asdf3568 The Russians used Minsk II to attack Debaltseve the day after it was signed. The only thing Putin's signature is worth for is getting a chance to blow hos brains out.
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  4.  @asdf3568  If Serbia didn't want the bombs they should have left it alone. And Putin himself used it to buy time - the thirty seconds it took to distract everyone from an incoming attack.
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  5.  @tellyboy17  There's video of a BMP-1 running over a cone, it actually jumps into the air.
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  6. Yes. They won't recruit from them because it's the deal with the devil - protect the regime and you stay safe from war. The moment the regime sends them to die they're gonna step aside and let it fall.
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  7. They're already on both banks of the river up north, in Zaporizhzhia.
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  8. The last Russian will be gone first.
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  9. Wagner isn't officially the army.
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  10. ​ @alexchr380  If you directed the Earth to rotate around Jupiter instead, I would say it's impossible to understand what you are trying to do.
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  11. They've been pretty accurate.
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  12. They are in a rush because they are. Nothing seems to indicate calm, the battlefield videos show Russia is desperate for a win.
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  13. What is a full swing of an institution based on grifting? Meanwhile in the real world, Russian servicemen are discussing on telegram how bad North Korean ammo is.
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  14. If North Korea and Iran stop sending Russia munitions, this is over too.
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  15. Soldiers serve the state, mercenaries serve the company.
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  16.  @valentinursu1747  It's supposed to mean that technically Wagner employees can finalize their contract. It's one of the reasons why one would even want a PMC contract - you fight for X amount of time and then leave. If you get mobilized, you get sent to the front until you expire. Wagner is high risk, high reward. The Russian military is medium risk, no reward. You're trapped in the war until it ends.
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  17. I can find you examples of Ukrainian troops saying much worse. People can say vile stuff as a way to hype themselves and others for a fight, but still conduct themselves properly in warfare.
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  18. Patriots are to be used against missiles, not drones.
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  19. Scott Ritter, you mean the man who served time in prison for prowling for minors online? Get out of here with your Duginist nonsense.
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  20.  @macilowiecki9158  An intelligence officer. Which means he can't actually use his skills because nobody gives him any intelligence as he's retired. Then worked for the UN. Which is irrelevant here. He's been constantly wrong since the start. He's not a good source.
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  21.  @macilowiecki9158  Those contacts need to be immediately arrested for leaking classified information, then. Especially to a convicted felon. He doesn't explain anything. He makes up stuff, and then gets proven wrong. I'm not clouded by emotions, I'm "clouded" by his predictions being wrong.
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  22. Shut up, bot
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  23. ​ @kodax2  Russia? Tons of pics of elderly folks mobilized from the separatist republics.
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  24. It's a combination of overhead cover and quick response. If helicopters hover around outside MANPADS range but low enough to be masked against longer range surface to air missiles, they're hard to take out. However a fighter can fly within a few miles of the frontline and use look-down radar to destroy the helicopters. If you need to drop artillery on defensive positions you need drones to scout the frontline and call in those fire missions. A pilot with a targeting pod on his jet can perhaps see ATGM teams on infrared camera and drop a bomb on their position within minutes, without having to communicate someone else to fire and wait for them to line up the artillery pieces.
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  25. ​ @davidpax Oh they could be given computers loaded with Falcon BMS, it would have erased the Russian plane from their brains months ago.
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  26. ​ @marrs1013 No need for a shotgun, a smooth pipe is a barrel. No need for "ammo", just pre loaded cartridges. No recoil, just do like the shoulder fired weapons and use countermass. Targeting device? A Raspberry Pi with a dangle the size of a portable phone charger can do AI vision at 60 fps. Go up in the air, chase enemy drone, shoot, land back down for reload.
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  27. But the concentrations weren't that large and the bit and hold tactics worked. Russians suffered more confirmed losses in the Surovikin line than Ukrainians.
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  28.  @concernedaussie1330  How are they a better force? They had to use expendables to advance. If your force has to wear itself out BY DESIGN you're not a better force, you're just taking more casualties as a doctrine.
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  29. Spam bot
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  30.  @teosal3224  Took them 9 months. Battle of Bakhmut lasted longer than Verdun by a few weeks.
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  31. Why would he repeat the Russian side? You can get that information elsewhere. We don't need it parroted.
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  32.  @Princip666  Nobody said anything about propaganda. The point is that the complaints about "one-sided-ness" are completely unfounded. Parroting information you already got elsewhere is not a productive endeavor.
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  33. Here's the deal: we do that to recruit from Western countries, but in that case people from the same countries who posted any message in support of Russia or Putin have to be tried for treason. We also create penal battalions to go in before the Ukraine flag brigade.
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  34. MacGregor predicted Ukraine's loss in April 2022. He's just been pushing the date forward for over a year. Like a doomsday cult leader.
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  35. Cope. The US left Ukraine and said "good luck but you'll lose in three days". The US didn't want to help at all.
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  36. You can't turn a bunch of alcoholics and babushkas into warfighters.
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  37.  @limedickandrew6016  Well, considering that the alcoholics were mobilized in Russia last year, things can't be going too well.
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  38. ​ @alexanderbarkman7832  Almost all of the Hamas tunnels run along busy streets. It's nearly impossible to nail a tunnel without shaking the foundations of buildings nearby. Gaza is one big human shield. You can't drop a bomb in Gaza without hitting a human shield much like you can't go to LA and throw a rock without hitting an influencer or struggling actor.
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  39. Kek we literally have the video of the failed Russian offensives.
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  40.  @Princip666  How is it nonsense? We have the videos of armored columns busted in minefields.
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  41.  @blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311  How is it a cope? If the Kherson bridgehead is so easy to clear, why hasn't Russia done it?
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  42.  @jjmbeausoleil  What do you mean nope?
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  43.  @stevemcgowen  Trucks full of ammo or fuel?
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  44.  @stap1er  Depends entirely in warhead, fuzing and the target itself.
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  45. What a nonsense statement. Mariupol was surrounded. The choice was filtration camps or take the supposed humanitarian corridors that could be shelled (like Russia did in Syria. Bakhmut was mostly evacuated. Cities are where roads and rail lead to, and structures offer shelter. Concentrating military forces away from supply lines in the middle of open fields is illogical.
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  46.  @martstam2016  That's an insane comment. So instead of buildings, lives should have been annihilated. You're accusing others of seeing this as a football game, but you want men to take their deadly weapons and fight away from cities where they'll suffer massive casualties as soon as they're within range of artillery. Open terrain does not offer cover. The outskirts of Bakhmut have tons of trench lines. The RF take casualties there because they cross the open terrain and get clipped there. Human life is worth more than concrete. So we should use concrete jungles for protection. Urban warfare was MASSIVE in WW2. Is this an absolute joke?
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  47. Two more weeks, Zisters!
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  48. ​ @NDJ1978  You don't have an opinion. You have pre-approved lines. When you have opinions at least they make sense because you had to think about the facts and reconcile them with your beliefs. Pro-Russian stooges often are betraying their own beliefs. That's why it's not an opinion, there's no logical train of thought.
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  49. ​ @NDJ1978  WMDs were found in Iraq, this was reported a decade ago (2014) because journalists investigated the cases of US troops who came back with neurological damage from Sarin exposure. If you had any clue about the topic you wouldn't expose your ignorance with gotcha questions.
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  50. Ukrainian constitutional regulations prevent elections during martial law. How do you hold elections in a war zone?
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