Comments by "AstroGremlinAmerican" (@AstroGremlinAmerican) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. Good summary and prediction. I watch Deny Davydov for the daily military map. A 10 to 1 advantage has been difficult to counter, even when dishing out 5 to 1 casualties.
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  2.  @molderko  War is horrible. Living as a slave under a genocidal dictator is also not good.
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  3. It sounds like "butcha," and will be remembered for the butchery for many years.
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  4.  @dariusz1594  Can Russia be fixed? Doesn't look good. Maybe open a side business as a leper colony?
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  5. You mean like nuclear power? It's so crazy it just might work!
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  6. He could use other weapons but he's scared. Wants to make it out that it's tit for tat but he's titted to the max and waiting for tat. Putin knows if he goes kookoo, America has the same sort of weapons in spades.
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  7. Brits are notorious for saying French words "their way," like your dad's song.
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  8. The Russians adapted in WWII by shooting anyone who tried to turn around. Each unit had a political officer.
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  9. The Russians packed dress uniforms. They were expecting smooth sledding as liberators. Some obviously expected to need to kill traitors, steal their stuff, and mail it home.
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  10.  @chico9805  Your great president Putin doesn't need some fancy Latin phrase to attack a neighbor. Your lack of respect treads on a 15-year sentence.
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  11.  @lv3609  Bear in mind that with ample nuclear energy, even carbon dioxide can be used as feedstock for chemicals, plastics, and synthetic fuel. Abundant energy solves a lot of problems, including poverty, desalination of seawater, charging electric vehicles.
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  12.  @wwanimator  And Russian morale among the normal soldiers, estimated at about 70% by a Chernobyl staffer, will plummet upon learning of the atrocities and the righteous fury of their opponents.
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  13. Perhaps Putin sacrificed so many troops to gain pity from the world?
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  14. Too true. Putin is like a jilted lover who wants to slash his old girlfriend.
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  15. Can we offer Macron an "offramp" to make space for another leader who is nauseated by war crimes? What a creepy political mind.
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  16. I knew about the Javelins. I read about them on Wikipedia. They're easy enough and so accurate that a caveman can use them. A brave caveman.
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  17. Agreed. A Ukrainian pincer movement into Russia, around Donbas, would create just such a buffer zone.
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  18. Thank you.
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  19. I predict a Ukrainian pincer movement around the Russians surrounding Mariupol. They haven't dug in or arranged defensive positions. They can't take Mariupol, only shell it, which hasn't worked. It never works. Weapons coming from the advanced Free World are quite vicious and demoralizing. Russians have shown they are undisciplined thieves and cowards. Why sit in a position waiting for a Switchblade for the greater glory of mobster Putin?
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  20. I'm not that impressed with the American intelligence and military minds. I hope that doesn't cause male rage or nothin'.
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  21. Given the number of burned vehicles, more like paper lantern.
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  22. I don't know, Bucha is pretty depressing. The special operation seems to have included a "cleansing" component.
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  23. We learned to pronounce Auschwitz and Buchenwald and Khmer Rouge so figure we'll learn and remember.
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  24. Wasn't there a military revolt in the Soviet Union?
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  25. It must feel like years hunkered down in a cellar.
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  26. Pincers keep getting blown off. Dumb as a lobster.
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  27.  @jeckjeck3119  Putin's arch enemy said he values his existence, as evidenced by the looooong COVID table.
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  28. I read that they were being grilled for information.
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  29. What's surprising is that U.S. military minds agreed. Guess we need to pay them more. Could male rage be the problem?
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