Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "The Chechen War's Unforgivable Crimes" video.

@parrotcraft7503 Out of the 250,000 in the bodycount project only 8,000 were by the US-Iraq war. The rest were majorily a consequence of sectarian violence. Please understand the numbers you are quoting. The 250,000 fatalities attributed to Operation Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom are not all caused by the US. They're all fatalites, no matter who caused them. Even if it was Iraqis doing it.
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@dmitryletov8138 The Lancet study has been criticized by several scientists as it couldn't be replicated and used an unreliable method by extrapolating from interviews. The study published in the Lancet didn't actually do a bodycount, the researchers did a sample of people and asked them questions.
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 @dmitryletov8138 20 years to pacify after quickly winning the war. The US wins the war easily, but loses the peace.
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The US was assisting South Vietnam, also Vietnam invaded Cambodia, Iraq was rebuilt and helped when ISIS came, Afghanistan was given a democratic government thrown away by corruption, the Serbs were comitting genocide in Kosovo, Syria and Libya have/had madmen leaders who show no mercy to their own people.
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You only know half the stuff about the US because the FBI and CIA declassify tons of stuff. Meanwhile after 2011-2013 Russia even closed the WW2 archives to Western historians. We can't look at WW2 history from the Soviet side because... Russian citizens protested a rigged election and Putin blamed the West.
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@SebHaarfagre Yes, it did. The bombing of WTC in 1993, the attack against US troops in Beirut, the attacks on embassies, not to mention the hijackings from previous decades set the tone for the post-Soviet collapse as an age where fighting terror would be the focus.
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@wert7773 Chechen volunteers largely did not exist. Uzbek volunteers did serve in Afghanistan but the Russian FSB spread the rumor of Chechen involvement to get the US to support the second Chechen war.
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 @Madmaxxxx1984 The US did not invade Cuba in the Bay of Pigs. Cuban dissidents with support from the US invaded Cuba to counter-coup the Castro revolutionary government.
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