Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "William Spaniel" channel.

  1. They have been selling raw untreated crude oil at near cost to produce. Not only does it hurt now, but it is destroying their capacity to process crude. Destroying much of their industry.
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  2. ​ @nicolaasstempels8207 their mom will get a consolation prize. It used to be a Lada, now they get a lump of coal. It's almost funny.
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  3. Actually a problem. Their capacity is crumbling.
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  4.  @u2beuser714  copium levels over 9,000
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  5.  @startingbark0356  again, Ian McCollum, Jonathan Ferguson. Lol wikp edia where any one can say what they want. You really need to do more that that.
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  6. Since 1991 Russia has been at peace for almost 2 years. They have had a whopping 6 conflicts at once at their peak. Every 10 years 8s a stretch. Russia can't go 2 years without starting something. USSR was even worse.
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  7. Ukraine
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  8. pourquoi?
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  9. 🤣😂😅🤪🤡
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  10. King of genocides, terrorism, and facism for sure.
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  11.  @startingbark0356  you are watching a mislabelled video then. A lot of people say AK-47 when they refer to any kalashnikov. All have been junk except the AK-74. It's actually pretty hard to even find a AK-47, all the production runs stopped in the 60s. Your displaying classic ignorance. You want a video, watch Jonathan Ferguson or Starskys break down of the Kalashnikov variants.
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  12.  @startingbark0356  the AKM is the most produced variant. Also though most people group fogin productions of Kalashnikov into ak 47. Things like the Polish kbk AK/pmK Type 3A, Hungarian AMD-65, and Bulgarian AK-47M1, are much closer to the AKM then the AK-47. You have a source for the numbers or just "trust me bro". Not basically the same. They look similar but are built completely differently, have different internals, and use a different caliber.
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  13.  @startingbark0356  John is the curator of the largest military musume on the planet. He's a professional and an expert historian.
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  14. As a Canadian I love the USA. Second best country around.
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  15.  @fredgordonherbert6394  I was the opposite until treudo kept commiting ethics violations. Now down south is looking more and more inviting.
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  16. U mad bra? Take a chill pill 💊 😌 Truth can be hard to handle sometimes. No need to freak out.
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  17. Ya know poutn is the nazi with his Ivan ilyin philosophy and wagner group. Dimitry Utkin has SS tatoos and wagner is full of nazi imagery. He's also the one attacking buildings filled with children and maternity hospitals. He's going around with mobile crematoriums to destroy the evidence of his killings. Also it's laughable to this russia isn't giving this war their all. They are pathetic and its clear to the whole world a lot of russian equipment like the T-72 have major design flaws. Grad rockets are garbage, and russian BTG structure is ineffective. Poutns russia is a joke.
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  18. If ruzzia was less colonial and tyrannical they wouldn't have a problem with a defence alliance.
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  19. When russia looses and becomes a Chinese satellite state maybe. Tajikistan is upset with russia and continued its war with Armenia ignoring the russian presence in the area. Turkmenistan is a good friend of Tajikistan and if anything they would make their own alliance if it wasn't for fear of russian intervention like the 90s. Kyrgyzstan politics is more middle east focused and is kind of anti Eastern block, especially China. Kazakhstan definitely wouldn't join as they are re-arming and distancing themselves from russia and CSTO. Indonesia and Egypt are also 2 very unlikely candidates, they are non member nato allies. Interesting fantasy though. Mongolia is neutral like Switzerland but with almost no self defence force.
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  20. Lol interesting fantasy, you must be smoking some powerful stuff 🚬
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  21. Then form an army, nobody is stopping Bulgaria from having one. In fact nato requires at least 2% of gap is spent on one. At least with NATO Bulgaria has the choice to join in joint exercises and learn from 31 other members and the 20 major non member allies. It also gives access to joint research and weapons development programs. NATO brings military spending down with its efficiency.
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  22. Were, and russia still is. What's the point,?
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  23. CSTO: COLLECTIVE SUPREMACY TERRORIST ORGANISATION.
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  24. Finland when mobilised has one of the largest armies in Europe, larger then Turkey. Practically every person trains shooting and they have deployment centers everywhere. In a matter of days most people would be armed and building defensive positions around every population center. Also countries like Canada have 4 submarines, an air craft carrier, and an elite JTF2 unit. I'd probably put them above Turkey. Finland, and sweeden should make the mid tier with Turkey.
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  25. It's a defensive alliance. It can't compell anyone to join an offensive war. It maintains balance and ✌
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  26.  @markhumble7608  🤪🤡 I get it, it's really hard to fight logic with stupidity. You're better off just sitting this one out and crying in the corner. At least you know your limit, and play within it ⏯
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  27. 🤣😂😅🤪🤡
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  28. The legacy of a unified Greece....
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  29. Poutn was a former spy who just came to power during a lot of corruption in russia. They wanted to learn more about poutn and have less corruption but poutn went the opposite direction.
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  30. Disagree with the pyramid scheme comment, and a few other bits. You are incorrect about non European nations not being able to join. Also Khakstan is distincing itself from CSTO and rearming themselves.
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  31. Yeah Russia was crazy corrupt in 2000 and putin was an unknown global actor and former spy.
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