Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "US HIMARS vs. Russia’s Tornado-S" video.

  1.  @Misakimori_NM  the slap from reality is the Russian ammo going up like fireworks.
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  2.  @naplutin4779  Where's the proof that 8 hits are needed? There's plenty of video evidence of single hits with smaller weapons causing critical damage and forcing Russian crews to abandon the vehicle and run on their own feet. How come a larger, tandem warhead does less damage?
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  3. Okay. Russia can keep lobbing Kalibrs and Iskanders at concert halls. Meanwhile ammo dumps go up in flames, and artillerymen feel what's it like to be on the receiving end. I hope the counterbattery doesn't hit too close, that pain needs to be felt for the rest of their lives.
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  4.  @alekkuprukkupruk4891  And Russia sends people with two days of training into the meat grinder. And using DPR/LPR conscripts as cannon fodder. Ukrainian can't take a break, but Russia needs it. Poor Russia.
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  5.  @speedyv6247  Russia called an operational pause over HIMARS. Ukraine didn't over Iskander and Kalibrs hitting concert halls and shopping malls. Hmmmm.
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  6. And yet, Ukrainian soldiers say things got quieter since the ammo dumps blew up, and Russian soldiers are crying on Telegram about those rockets. Funny.
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  7. 4 launchers already caused a temporary problem...
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  8. Plenty of helicopters on the ground thanks to Stinger/Piorun, plenty of tanks and IFVs destroyed or critically disabled by Javelin, NLAW, Panzerfaust 3, AT4, M72 LAW, MATADOR, etc.
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  9. Actual child abuse to feed this garbage to a minor.
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  10.  @vladG30  Operational pause, much?
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  11.  @princesofthepower3690  It's so normal, it only happened after the ammo dumps were hit. Pure coincidence, I suppose.
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  12. Either Russia does not have the capabilities they say they have, or they are incompetent.
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  13. Ukraine couldn't hit high value targets with Smerch. They can with GMLRS rockets for the HIMARS. Replacement, or new capabilities?
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  14.  @dzailibu  both Russian and Ukrainian fighters have said it changed things, but you sit on your comfortable chair and say nothing's changed. Good newe, dzailibu - you've been promoted to ammo dump night guard. Don't leave the place unattended.
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  15.  @FUCKYOUTUBEANDITSIDIOTICHANDLE  Sure, and show the world Russians are murderers who get mad when they start losing. Then the rest of the world has a very serious issue to consider: game theory. When someone dangerous is allowed to live, you fear you might be the next one to die. Why wouldn't everyone get together and remove the player from this deadly game?
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  16.  @FUCKYOUTUBEANDITSIDIOTICHANDLE  Russia doesn't bless, it curses.
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  17. And they're getting beat by SpaceX while the former Roscosmos director said they desperately needed foreign parts. The mighty Russian space industry can't beat an electric car salesman who dates goths.
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  18.  @stupidregistration  "reports"
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  19.  @vladG30  To put it in perspective, Ukrainians at the front said that every day they suffered 2-3 casualties from concussions from all the shelling. That's how violent the front was. Now they only have to send away one soldier per week to recover from concussions. 763 MLRS couldn't do what 4 HIMARS could. 4 HIMARS stopped an onslaught. Want the best? Buy from the West.
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  20. The truck moves before you can find where it was fired from. It can fire 6 times between reloads. It can be reloaded anywhere.
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  21. Two civilians killed because Russians store Mt. Helens sized volcanic amounts of ammo with no safety at all. Meanwhile Russia lobs anti-ship missiles at shopping malls.
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  22.  @schrimpf  Study what? It's a GPS guided rocket. Russia can't figure that out without copying?
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  23.  @Hereford1642  HIMARS have already been used in combat before Ukraine, and so have the rockets which the M270 also fires, so we already know it works.
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  24. Filling in a hole in the road prevents you from ruining a suspension, but doesn't recover the structure. The entire span of that segment has to be removed and recast again with the pre-tensioners (concrete is weak in tension, it needs compressive devices to be cast in place). I assume that the holes are meant to allow Russians to leave, but make them scared of driving heavy equipment over the affected areas. A concrete patch with asphalt over will not bring back that span's strength.
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  25.  @riksim4242  why would you pick a system dependent on GLONASS? Makes no freaking sense.
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  26. Russuan government starving their own people to buy weapons from the West. We should give Ukraine even more. Bankrupt Russia. Ukraine gets rich off the sales.
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  27. Hope they feel the danger. I hope they know how close death is, but they survive. I hope they return home and the mental anguish torments them forever. I hope they tell Russian children to never join the military.
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  28. Putin begs Iran for drones lol
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  29.  @zhugeliang3905  Then why are they begging?
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  30.  @zhugeliang3905  How are they not begging if a president has to go to Iran to buy drones? They can't purchase through fax or phone?
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  31.  @zhugeliang3905  I guess they can't buy because Israel struck the manufacturing facility.
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  32.  @HANUMAN7454 Makes perfect sense. The only nonsense is the copeaganda from Puccia.
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  33.  @SD78  Glad to see more people giving the reality check to the copium huffers.
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  34.  @sotirmilivojevic6233  The US isn't threatening to nuke the world for losing an invasion.
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  35.  @sotirmilivojevic6233  Grim Reaper said Russia was going to annihilate Ukraine. Not America. Explain.
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  36.  @mr.pointman1930  Not sure what argument that even is. Here people are saying that Russia is crazy and will nuke the world, but then claim the US is the threat.
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  37. @ryckak Were you in NYC when the planes hit the towers?
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  38. They work, and they sell. Nothing like drone footage of invaders dying to seal a deal. Business is booming.
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  39. Just 4 made a difference.
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  40. Dead tanks (and tankers) from Javelins, destroyed artillery pieces (and artillerymen) from 777, ammo dumps blown into space by HIMARS. Randy Marsh saying he didn't hear no bell as trained crews lose life and limb to Western weapons. And I get to see it on twitter while sipping the morning coffee.
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  41. And yet, sales are through the roof.
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  42. The elected government voted to remove Yanukovych from power since he was MIA. He left the country and couldn't fulfill his duties. Funny how you people always talk about the "elected government" but not how the parliament (the elected government) voted to remove a criminal from office.
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  43.  @Mr_MikeB  "Russians can jam GPS" maybe they should, another ammo dump blew up yesterday.
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  44.  @stupidregistration  F-16s did fine against MiG-29s.
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  45.  @jaypeedesuyo662  I'm talking about the MiG-29s shot down in the Kosovo War. Thanks for admitting you don't know history.
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  46.  Paul Horn  Very brave! Forcing Putin to steal the bread from the mouths of Russians to keep buying Western weapons! At this rate, Ukraine will be rich and Russia will go bankrupt trying to buy weapons they can't use.
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  47. Dead invaders. Worth every penny.
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  48. Doesn't take any balls to be a propagandist from home.
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  49. Dead Russian soldiers, because their artillery support went up in smoke.
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  50.  @JGalt-em4xu  Sound, but no images. You believe a random comment saying 11 were killed with no evidence?
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  51. Russian speaking Ukrainians are telling Ukraine where the Russian ammo dumps are.
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  52. Nah, we call it invasion. Only a country with no balls needs to pussyfoot around it.
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  53. ​ @TheGrindcorps  Yet they always come back.
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  54.  @dmdale3598  Afghanistan didn't have strategic targets. It was just used to avoid having to call in aircraft every single time.
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  55.  @danielkurtovic9099  You know what you "have in mind"? A general lack of knowledge, because mosquitos don't go extinct in the winter. Stop with the bug analogies, what matters is that HIMARS will keep doing its job during the winter. Hope those on the receiving end enjoy it, and I hope they don't expire instantly. I hope they feel it for hours.
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  56.  @Hereford1642  It's a massive advantage because it's a mobile system, so you could try to find it when it's reloading. That gives you a 5 minute window to find a green truck in a large country. Good luck.
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  57. Your soldiers are crying on telegram... begging for Putin to do something about the HIMARS. Can't you read their posts? I wish you could hear their screams.
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  58. If your war depends on artillery superiority, 4 trucks blowing up your ammo is not gonna end up well.
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  59. They don't believe it because Russian footage is low quality and has jump cuts. Maybe they would be believed if they stopped using 2000s webcam quality and splicing the footage.
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  60. He kicks ass in videos. Ukrainian HIMARS crews kick ass in a real war.
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  61.  @Moes1n  How is it copium? There's people actually fighting, and you're praising a dude for sitting in his bedroom.
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  62.  @Moes1n  And a guy in his bedroom making videos about how one side is totally owning the other because their military industrial complex is better than the other military industrial complex is the hero?
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  63.  @Moes1n  How is it apples and oranges? Brian is kicking ass (without getting so much as dirt on his feet) inside his room making videos. Ukrainians are kicking ass in a real war.
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  64. The Javelin racked up quite a few kills. Many mothers will not hug their sons again because they made the mistake of becoming tankers.
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  65.  @sotirmilivojevic6233  Every villain is the hero of their own story. I'd rather not be remembered than get paid to be a murderer and thief, get used to it, and come back to my homeland to continue to cause harm to my own community.
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  66. HIMARS blowing up ammo dumps with no air superiority. Russian artillerymen starved of ammo? No buneo.
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  67.  @princesofthepower3690  I don't listen to bellingcat. I listen to people on the front thankful that the shelling stopped.
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  68.  @No-timeforimbeciles  It's all true. Let it sink in. Let it cause mental anguish. I want you to witness reality crashing down on you - you're gonna witness what you didn't want to see.
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  69.  @klchai7884  Mucho texto.
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  70. More like VT fuses, combat drones, etc. Yes, the US had combat drones in WWII.
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  71.  @FUCKYOUTUBEANDITSIDIOTICHANDLE  "nations without airforce" because they were destroyed on the ground and the few that stood their ground got splashed. Air to air kills (which can only be acomplished against an air force) clearly show Western aircraft to be dominant. Queue the "monkey model" cope.
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  72. They take 5 minutes to reload. A battery of artillery has to be driven to the spot, dismounted, sighted, fired, then packed up and hooked to its transport. Not only do you get a very short range unless you use rocket assisted shells, you're vulnerable to counterbattery. They won't get it together, hopefully. I want to see them in pieces.
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  73.  @Hereford1642  So the HIMARS crew only needs to be lucky once, Russians need to be lucky every single time. You don't want to man the HIMARS, but would you like being the target? Even if they find the vehicle (they won't) the rocket still knocks on your door. By heavens, look at the time - it's HIMARS o'clock!
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  74. And yet Russians on telegram are bitching about it. Funny.
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  75.  @KondorDCS  how many claims have Ritter (p3do) and McGregor walked back? I haven't heard much from them.
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  76.  @Gabriel_McMillan  don't respect Mr. Ritter. He got caught prowling for minors online. He got his second chance and could turn his life around, but then got caught again. He does not deserve respect, only a frienly reminder of what happens to those who harm children.
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  77.  @Gabriel_McMillan  He served two years in Laurel Highlands prison, look it up.
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  78.  @hocumd2852  The M270, which fires the same rockets as HIMARS, was tested in full scale combat during Desert Storm. We don't need "testing". We know it works. That's why we're sending them.
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  79.  @hocumd2852  GMLRS missiles were tested in combat in the 2000s, they were introduced in 2005-2006. Either way, we know how they work.
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  80.  @princesofthepower3690  His expertise is consistently getting things wrong. How many claims has he walked back since the start of the conflict?
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  81.  @hocumd2852  A missile works differently in Iraq or Afghanistan? "LPR investigation team" lol There were no explosions? First, there's no certainty those were HIMARS hits as many have pointed out they could be extended range 155mm shots. Second, you can clearly see massive fragmentation around the impact areas. The guard rails are punched with holes and the asphalt is pockmarked. That's evidence of explosion, not penetration.
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  82.  @hocumd2852  I tried to look up those pictures and I can't find them. I saw the exploded remains, not entire rockets. You can't see because you are blind. The guard rails are riddled with holes. /watch?v=xglYlqljebE they look like Swiss cheese. What makes you sure penetrations only cause neat round holes? The object would deform on impact and also change orientation. The "wunderwaffe" has forced an operational pause, and allegedly cut off a bridge to Kherson. Any pontoon bridge is also not gonna fare any better. Seems like 4-8 systems have mauled the bear. We got many more.
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  83.  @Layde30s  The US didn't take oil from Iraq.
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  84.  @KondorDCS  He got caught twice. If it was a false accusation, they'd simply have hacked his PC and leave the incriminating evidence on the hard drive. But when you get caught, the charges dismissed and told to behave, and then you do it again, that's 100% you dog.
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  85. Explosions (point source of overpressuee) lose effectiveness by the inverse square. This means you need an exponentially larger warhead to deal with a linear increase of distance.
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