Comments by "Sam Miller" (@sammiller6631) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1.  @misterpinkandyellow74  "Russia out produces NATO. 😂😂😂 Even NATO admits it" is pure copium. You can't claim "...admits it" just by saying it. You need actual quotes from real people.
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  2.  @frankrenda2519  US spent less than 5% of its defence budget on Ukraine aid, and it still put Russia at a stalemate for 3 years. Why don't you admit that Russia is struggling against countries that aren't even spending 2% of GDP on defence?
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  3.  @nikolaypetrov9789  Begging for old shells from North Korea and drones from Iran is still begging. Why is Russia begging?
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  4.  @nikolaypetrov9789  Russia has fought in Donbas for ten years now and still hasn't won. Russia can't protect its navy in the Black Sea or protect its borders near Kursk. Supplies from the West continue to increase. If Russia doesn't have a big breakthrough soon, they will run out of money in two or three years.
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  5.  @bearcubdaycare  Why would Russia need mutual defence when they're the ones traditionally known for invading over the centuries? the Russian people aren't pushed into Putin's arms. The youngest brightest minds have already left Russia. Those who are still there will choose Putin no matter what you offer.
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  6.  @user-io3f4dx1j  From the 2014 Minsk Agreements to 1774 Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca, Russia has a long history over the centuries of not honoring agreements. Russia also persecutes people based on their ethnic origin. On 10 May 1944, Lavrentiy Beria recommended to Stalin that the Crimean Tatars should be deported due to their "traitorous actions". Stalin subsequently issued GKO Order No. 5859ss, during which NKVD agents went house to house collecting Crimean Tatars at gunpoint and forcing them to enter sealed-off cattle trains without food or water that would transfer them almost 3,200 kilometres. Many would die on the way.
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  7.  @mitchyoung93  "the daily vids of street brawls between Kiev's press gangs" is Whataboutism. Do those "press gangs" kidnap 19000 children like Russia has done for the Pied Piper of Moscow?
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  8.  @GregJ-ft5qk  Russia isn't taking ground in the Black Sea. Don't cherrypick one small area and ignore the other fronts.
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  9.  @GregJ-ft5qk  The more ground Russia takes, the more spread out Russia forces become. Russia is slowly but surely thining their ranks until their supply lines are overstretched. Have you forgot the 40 mile stuck convoy to Kyiv?
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  10.  @michaelotieno6524  The more land Russia takes, the more spread out they become. The longer their supply lines become, the longer it takes to supply. Third, Russia lacks the manpower, soldiers are deserting in droves and a huge male refugee population refuses to return home and fight.
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  11.  @misterpinkandyellow74  Russia is using north Korean soldiers. Russia has admitted this.
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  12.  @michaelotieno6524  The size of the Western economies is VERY relevant. Artillery is still the King of Battle. 8 million shells will shift the needle. It's lack of munitions, not lack of manpower, that is slowing Ukraine. Korea has the largest artillery stockpiles in the world.
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  13.  @michaelotieno6524  Lebanon, Iraq and Afghanistan are COIN conflicts, not LSCO wars.
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  14.  @Jimbo2193  "Experts say" is typical propaganda. Appeal to vague authority is a logical fallacy for a reason.
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  15.  @evgeniya7853  Global South isn't an economic bloc. They're unaligned states.
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  16.  @evgeniya7853  The Soviet Union waged war for FOUR years in the Soviet-Ukraine War of 1917-1921, but was saved by German aid from the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Russia can't win without outside help, be it Germany then or the US during Lend-Lease or NKorea today. Your claim that Lend-Lease weapons were only enough for one year ignores the fact that more weapons would continue to flow as long as the war lasted.
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  17.  @Jimbo2193  If you can, why haven't you?
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  18. I thought they were called a Zerg Rush?
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  19. @ Trump's no emperor. He caved on tariffs to Canada and Mexico.
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  20. @ Speak for yourself. Are you American? DONT SPEAK FOR OTHER AMERICANS.
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  21. @ There is no peace with Russia. "Peace for our time" appeasement did not work for Chamberlain. It will not work for Trump.
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  22. @ Ukraine has won the Black Sea. Russia had to move their navy out of Crimea.
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  23.  @bernardzsikla5640  Why is Russia trading meters for bodies?
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  24.  @harleyquinn8202  Russian invasion forces have not "doubled" to 10000 rounds, because they used to be firing 60000 rounds. That's an 83% drop. You fail to understand that Ukraine has more support inside Russia than Russia has inside Ukraine, which is why Ukrainians can sneak throughout the country to blow up factories, fly short range drones through Moscow or those Russian trains blown up in a Far East mountain tunnel near China's border carrying Russian oil to China. If it's not Ukrainian special forces, it's rebel Russian locals.
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  25. Ukraine is the next Northern Ireland / The Troubles if the US tries to pull an 1938 Munich Betrayal. Ukraine has been at war for 10 years now, unlike Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. There are still 20000 children stolen by Russia. Why would Ukrainian parents stop fighting, even if it required starting their own IRA style group? Look at Ukrainian resistance attacks inside Russia.
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  26.  @markmitchell457  The US has three parties: Democrats, Republicans and Trump. If Trump gets reelected, he could remove all support for Ukraine.
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  27.  @provisionalhypothesis  There's ALWAYS a choice. If Ukraine loses the war, it becomes an irregular conflict like Northern Ireland during The Troubles. If Ukrainians were willing to march through police sniper gunfire to the Parliment during Euromaidan, why would they give up now? Unless Russia embarks on a Holocaust in Ukraine, they can't pacify Ukraine.
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  28.  @zorrofox8950  60% of all semiconductor-grade neon comes from Ukraine. After Russia invaded, neon prices went up 600%. That's why chips of all kinds from graphics cards to missle guidance has got more expensive the last three years. "not really rare" misses the point. If Ukraine wins, they can drop prices back down, making everything cheaper, be it grain or computer chips.
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  29.  @jorgemunozburgos4401  nuclear power doesn't win wars. Look at Vietnam War. Or Afghanistan, twice. Ukraine is the largest country contained in Europe. They have the space to do anything France, Germany or UK can do. They've shown repeatedly how much Russia underestimated them.
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  30.  @Brodahn  Yes, look at history. The Troubles in Northern Ireland lasted 30 years with a group that had "no real power". Or the Irish independance before that. How did Ireland become free when it had no "real power"? Or the slave revolt in Haiti that gained its independence?
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  31.  @jorgemunozburgos4401  Crimea was its own country for centuries. They signed the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca in 1774, a peace treaty with Russia, which Russia violated when they invaded Crimea in 1783. 200 years after the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca, Russia signed the 1994 Budapest Memorandum with Ukraine, which Russia also broke by invading to steal land.
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  32.  @BTinSF  Israel has been the largest recipient of United States aid since the 1970s. How long would Israeli "capacity for self-defense" last without US military aid?
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  33.  @jorgemunozburgos4401  There was no promise about not expanding NATO. This is well-documented in the book Not One Inch by M. E. Sarotte. A suggestion from a diplomat is not the same as a promise from a President. President Bush told Baker "HELL NO"
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  34.  @Brodahn  No, that's how you want it to be. But you aren't the Main Character here.
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  35.  @BTinSF  Ukrainians are an extraordinary tough people. They've been fighting Russia for 10 years, only the last 3 years with outside help. They fought the 1917 Ukrainian-Soviet War for four years, against three armies (Red Army, Russian White Army and Poland) aka Ukrainian Death Triangle, without any outside help. It took Germany to force them out of the war.
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  36.  @BTinSF  Israel has a booming economy due to being #1 in US aid for decades. How would Israel look if only got the aid that Ukraine got?
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  37.  @BTinSF  Or Israelis would turn on each other, just like Israelis assassinated their own prime minister for attempting peace talks. Ukraine isn't that vicious.
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  38.  @VAXXINHARDCORE  Russia should give Kaliningrad back to Poland.
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  39.  @lqr824  Your longer comment is garbage. You should be ashamed of how muddled it is. You need to communicate more clearly.
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  40.  @Mikilangelo  All sides lose men in wars. This is real life, not a GI Joe episode where the bullets zoom past everyone so they can continue giving speeches and one-liners.
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  41.  @a.brekkan4965  Are you cherrypicking Österreichs Bundesheer videos?
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  42.  @antebratincevic6764  So if I disagree with you, then I'm the one who's a bot? Not very nice.
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  43.  @antebratincevic6764  "Ukranians drive expensive cars, and at the same time here we have thousands of homeless people without any income." is the same rhetoric I've heard about local welfare recipients for over 30 years. If you want to tear people down, you should expect others will do the same to you.
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  44.  @youuuuuuuuuuutube  Italy is third-most populous and third-largest economy in the eurozone, so that's not saying much for Russia's economy
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  45.  @sel7245  If it's won in a very short time, it's not a war. That's just a battle.
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  46.  @astromikael  Because Bush chose Karzai, a slimy career politician, over Ahmad Shah Massoud, a proven fighter who kept both the Soviets and the Taliban out of the Panjshir Valley, earning the name "Lion of Panjshir". Massoud had an engineering degree and was educated in Europe. bin Laden was so scared of Massoud that he would call off 9/11 if they couldn't assassinate Massoud before 9/11. Karzai's control fell apart when his money fountain dried up.
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  47.  @thijsjong  The focus is not on Gaza. The focus is on the US Election. They're not "eating the dogs, eating the cats" in Gaza.
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  48.  @ragnardunderdase3473  Capitalism is better suited to supplying 300k soldiers than dictatorship economics. Neither Russia nor Ukraine is sending "all your men" to war if they're only sending 27 year old men or older. Russia hasn't even started pulling middle class men from Moscow or St Petersburg.
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  49.  @BarryGee-pm6rv  You may not have noticed but Ukraine has been in Kursk for two months and the muddy season is coming soon. If Russia can't push them out by the muddy season, Ukraine will have the rest of autumn and winter to reinforce their position in Kursk.
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  50.  @forbaldo1  Why did Stalin kill 10 Million of his own people?
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