Comments by "AstroGremlinAmerican" (@AstroGremlinAmerican) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. A guy at Forbes, one of my favorite writers, was very critical of the Kursk operation, saying it was taking up resources needed at the eastern front. But it turned into something else. Instead of sitting at the Maginot line, Ukraine is breaking through the Ardennes. Will any allies accept that this is a major effort to turn the tide that deserves lifting restrictions? Fear of success seems to be the attitude of the day.
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  2. I hate to point it out when someone has a lowbrow name. It's the parents and maybe the apple tree was on a slope.
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  3. In fairness, I don't see these low functioning journalists working anywhere else. Demanding high standards of them is kind of cruel.
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  4.  @andreykaminskiy2391  Ooh, chopping logic fine and correcting others. Like a keyboard lawyer kind of like Matlock. Impressed.
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  5. This is just my opinion but I think civilized people were more concerned about the murder of bicyclists, rape, and torture. I could be wrong and I don't speak for all civilized people.
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  6. $185 billion is peanuts compared to the social services costs. Boss man uses taxpayer programs for basic services to his workers.
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  7. They didn't get water to combat the fires because of one man. "Specifically, according to accounts of four people with knowledge of the situation, M. Kaleo Manuel, a Native Hawaiian cultural practitioner and DLNR’s deputy director for water resource management, initially balked at West Maui Land Co.’s requests for additional water to help prevent the fire from spreading to properties managed by the company."
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  8. Maybe breaking points are points when they get it so wrong people stop watching? Get it, breaking points. It's like a pun and they couldn't think of anything better.
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  9. Cheaper for the rich man, not for state and city budgets.
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  10.  @danielheckel2755  The torture to theft ratio appears higher with the IDF. Enemy child thirst and hunger is higher. So is collateral damage. Records are being kept.
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  11. Averaging out the Cartel salaries for human trafficking, Mexico could be middle class before we know it.
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  12. Not a threat, a promise kept.
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  13. How is that enforced? Weed stays in the system longer than 12 hours.
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  14. Grant was very rough on profiteers.
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  15. Harry Reid made sure that spent nuclear fuel will remain safely above ground near power plants. He protected barren wasteland from being useful.
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  16. Switzerland isn't in NATO. It is armed to the teeth, though.
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  17. Never heard of them. BP was launched in June 2021.
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  18. Ukraine didn't tell Washington DC which Putin was counting on, along with New York Times readers.
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  19. I thought Vegas was designed for the ingestion of shrimp. A major accomplishment in the desert.
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  20. A balanced solution? So half the Mexican cartel members should stay in America?
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  21. Ronald Reagan was hoodwinked on the amnesty deal. Big and small businesses alike donate to campaigns on both sides of the aisle.
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  22.  @Kim-J312  Oh, Duvel is my favorite. We can't get it in the States as far as I know.
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  23. America throws away all kinds of stuff. Disposal and decommissioning are good contractor money. Also Army Surplus stores popped up over the years in every town in America. America likes jobs and likes to make stuff. Deployment of old stuff to Ukraine for free? Not that popular.
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  24. The backlash is seismic. Trump and Vance were caught on camera "beating up a guy." Reference: The Grapes of Wrath, the film.
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  25. * accepted
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  26.  @delphinazizumbo8674  The "poisoning the well" fallacy questions the truth of an assertion based on its source. Both Blitzkrieg and Patton proved that being "the firstest with the mostest" works.
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  27. Can't imagine any waste or theft during any of those processes.
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  28. The long pike was the defense devised for cavalry. Put the butt in the ground and level to horsey level. Poor horses.
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  29. Actually, based on American TV people, he really "gets into the weeds," a dangerous inclusion of details that lose their audience.
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  30. I could barely figure out what was going on. But I tend to listen and read the comments.
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  31. Some looked down on Okies.
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  32. Americans want high salaries.
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  33. What's sad is that the voters weren't even told of Trump's real plans. We still don't know what he's up to.
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  34. Half wheat beer is the only German beer worth drinking.
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  35. Let's hope America can share with the Ukrainians how to keep boots safe at bases instead of suffering losses.
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  36. Being drunk isn't a bad as being senile.
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  37. NATO is like UL. "UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories, a not-for-profit organization that tests and certifies products to ensure they meet safety standards." Shared standards allow interoperability and sharing of ammo and gear. NATO was formed when the USSR was thinking and acting like Putin as in "Me hungry for conquest."
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  38.  @dokedoker3340  *you're No charge for the punctuation lesson.
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  39.  @Megalomaniakaal  That's right, insurance! This is what the BLM rioters said in the summer of 2020. Hey, man, it's all insured.
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  40. Still looking forward to that "Peace Dividend." The defense budget has become a bureaucracy addiction, supplying jobs and a local tax base. Bases all over the place keep money flowing into local economies. Clinton cutting military spending in California in the early 90's was devastating to property prices. BRAC was real.
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  41. Harry Reid set safe, clean, green nuclear power back to before Yucca Mountain was carefully researched and built. Used the emotions of scared people.
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  42. Yes, all demonstrations are for pay. No one has a moral core or a conscience. It's been that way since the 1930's.
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  43. Looks like some contractor needs to develop gloves that can activate a touch screen. This is Ryan's idea.
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  44.  @jdo2574  No, they don't. Nice try.
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  45. Unless young people are taught the game of craps, it will go away. But they don't like to interact with other humans, even on the phone.
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  46. Israel gets F-35s but Ukraine doesn't. What causes that?
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  47. Martha's Vineyard seems like a great destination because many of the inhabitants speak French due to higher education. Cheap labor always comes with a cost. Most American children refuse to clean meat processing equipment at night because they are selfish.
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  48. I'm not that enamored with American experts. Although the 51 retired intelligence personnel did their best to quash the Hunter laptop story.
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  49. After some damages from manpads, A-10s were moved to border patrol in Iraq. They are slow and assume air superiority and no stingers.
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  50. No. Congress has little use for smart people. Congressional elections are about a big smile and promises to big money.
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