Comments by "AstroGremlinAmerican" (@AstroGremlinAmerican) on "Pyotr Kurzin | Geopolitics" channel.

  1. I enjoy hearing interview snippets repeated. Ben Hodges concentrates multiple points in each brief statement.
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  2. Ben Hodges is appearing on a number of channels, attracting devoted fans who can't get enough of his well reasoned statements about Ukraine. May I suggest a search to find all the channels?
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  3. We have learned that White House approval is the "Easter Egg" in arms functionality. Say buh bye to American overseas arms sales.
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  4. Putin is the architect of a "trickle out" economy. "Fatal conceit" is the perfect description. Putin surrounds himself with obsequious "yes people" who won't tell him he's lost unless they want to be wished into the cornfield (Twilight Zone reference).
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  5. The Hermit Kingdom sends some hermits.
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  6. Insults are no replacement for logical arguments which you have not provided.
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  7. It's not the age, it's the temperature at which milk is stored.
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  8.  @barracuda7018  Describing Putin trolls you misspelled "ineffective." They make people understand how desperate the situation has become.
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  9. Hodges's "prediction" was conditional on sufficient arms being supplied. They weren't. Your prediction lacks credibility and care of presentation, including atrocious spelling which can be checked automatically.
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  10.  @LindaJoyce-r2z  Trump has disavowed support of the 2025 plan. But for folks who have invested the time to read it, that probably should be ignored.
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  11. Trump is actually saying to stop saying negative things about Putin. Oh, Trump wants something.
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  12. Then again, invading Iraq to find nonexistent WMDs actually happened. Seriousness isn't always a criterion for government activity.
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  13. Politics is everybody's lane. Pol comes from the word "people."
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  14. I am a subscriber and supporter of those channels and others. Cross-over events increase awareness.
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  15. As an American taxpayer, what bugs me is that we already paid (including not insignificant R&D costs) for a force to counter a move by the Soviets.
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  16. The F-16s can carry many types of boom boom sticks. Should have been provided two years ago.
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  17. Howdy Australia! I've been enjoying a fantastic ginger beer called Bundaberg from Down Under. Heroyam Slava!
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  18. It does take effort. It is a burden of being a good citizen.
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  19. I love the smell of a good cigar. Reminds me of the proprietor of a fantastic used book store when I was a kid.
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  20. To be fair, "working age" doesn't mean "capable of work."
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  21. There are "no go" zones and "no reason to go" zones.
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  22. Please summarize. I don't need a reading assignment.
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  23.  @soho2409  Good point. And fragile egos don't like to admit massive mistakes.
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  24. Russia still has a lot to lose. Several refineries still operating. China, too. American trade is a sword of Damocles hanging over them.
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  25. Our greatest Americans don't become President. Carter was an exception.
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  26. He know grammar even though he is from Florida. I kid because I love.
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  27. Conversion to metric units "for countries that haven't been to the Moon."😃
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  28.  @theglobalgambit  Jake is often out front in analysis. I wish he had married Joe Biden, not that Jill isn't swell.
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  29. Not sure organ is up to much. Putin is pretty old.
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  30.  @terjeoseberg990  And much of that old equipment costs money to decommission. We've gone from scared grandpa to money grubber.
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  31. Have done even at beginning to listen.
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  32. They aren't as good as the ones in 2014 talking about Nuland and the CIA with long, clearly well educated human essays. I miss those debates, when they could see the comments of an American who saw through their entrapment and wished them freedom.
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  33. Trump wants to be Zelensky's "back door man" with no engagement ring.
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  34. He's proven more valuable answering questions. His bookshelf shows he has been thinking about how war has been conducted and he keeps up on current events, too. Hard to share that knowledge from a trench.
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  35. Subscribed. Any friend of Jake is a friend of mine. I will try to visit.
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  36. Why are there so many politicians with one syllable names?
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  37. Yes, typing sounds ruined the entire conversation. We shouldn't have to face this kind of hardship.
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  38.  @aimformyheadplease  I can help for others to hear about your losses. I hope it helps you. You still have cards to play and life to live.
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  39. None of them had body doubles. Well Saddam Hussein did but he ended up in a spider hole, sold out. Didn't see any power drill holes in his legs, so he got away with what he did. Cheney?
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  40. He should be King! Can you imagine how many affairs he could have and the jesters cracking jokes at his feet?
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  41. Subscribed! I like the phrase "coup group" because it's fun to say and has freaky spelling.
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  42. Support for Ukraine will continue as long as people remember Bucha.
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  43. I respect Jake very much but think he's a little over the top about the end of democracy and Trump not stepping down at the end of his term. Our laws aren't that fluid and a military coup isn't in the cards.
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  44. That's clever. You should get credit.
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  45. Speaking as a colonial, I've gotten over the problematic approaches of the UK in America.
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  46. Dugin not his daughter was the target. They switched cars at the last minute.
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  47. Just checking in.
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  48. I definitely support bi-partisan transparency in the audit of the government agencies. One would hope that waste can be brought to light and shown to all Americans. The democrats are foolishly harping on Musk's "unelected" status. Uh, auditors aren't elected, guys.
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  49.  @ProbablyPassionate  sung
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  50. I can't believe that England doesn't know musical chairs. It's nature red in tooth and claw made slightly more polite.
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