Comments by "Sam Miller" (@sammiller6631) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1.  @umaruchan8828  The American taxpayer didn't waste money. Those tanks and IFVs were made 30-40 years ago, due to be scrapped. Those vehicles were designed to be used against Soviets, so they got good info to see how well they worked against modern Russians so that the next generation of military gear can be even better.
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  2.  @DarthVantos  Not civilians, but occupiers ever since Russia broke the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca by invading the Crimean Khanate. Forcing the entire Crimean Tatar population to leave their home at gunpoint to be stuffed into trains to Uzbekistan is wrong.
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  3. Looks like de-Russification.
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  4.  @des_smith7658  all old people talk gibberish. Both Biden and Trump.
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  5. Israel has achieved getting people home.
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  6.  @JohnCSmith-lp1qr  "Kursk was a trap" is copium. Russia being unable to reclaim Kursk after six months makes them look weak. "farmland vs city" is trying to distract from that harsh reality of weakness. Kursk IS the frontline.
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  7. The world is slowly waking up to the incompetence of Trump.
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  8. @ How long will it take for Russia to retake Kursk? It's been over six months now. Not even the North Koreans have helped.
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  9. Cool story bro. But the data does not line up.
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  10.  @BigM0neyHustla  NATO didn't send in anyone. If they had, there would be a no fly zone over Bakhmut.
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  11.  @lookandlisten5740  bikes don't wander off or need to sleep
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  12. Nah, there were plenty of Le Pen voters setting off flares and fires to celebrate.
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  13. This is not nonsense. This is climate change getting more intense.
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  14.  @kirillgordievich8183  That could explain the ethnic cleansing that happened in Abkhazia and South Ossetia after Russia invaded.
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  15.  @The_Orgazoid  unless money is their god
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  16.  @JohnCSmith-lp1qr  Kursk pushed Russian launch sites back, which pushed previous Ukrainian targets like cities out of range. Now they can build more city and trench fortifications without constant bombing.
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  17. ​ @h12-p3j  Russia invaded Georgia in 2008. The Russo-Georgian War lasted 16 days before the Georgians gave up. They were forced at gunpoint to have "close relations" with Russia.
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  18.  @JohnCSmith-lp1qr  Kursk is key. Just like it was in World War II. The 1943 Battle of Kursk was a turning point for the war. If Russia cannot repeat that, it will damage morale.
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  19.  @danielk1152  So why can't Russia reclaim Kursk? It's been over six months.
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  20.  @richardhasler6718  LiFePO4 batteries have a different chemistry that doesn't catch fire.
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  21.  @KBKriechbaum  superior specs? Nah, it's because they're expendable. Easier to replace a drone than a soldier.
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  22.  @sonofalbi9801  Sounds like post-truth narrative. What's your agenda?
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  23.  @Interglacial_optimist  what exactly did napoleon say?
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  24.  @michaelb2388  rockwool doesn't catch fire or melt until 850C or higher, but it costs more than styrofoam insulation. rockwool is made like candy floss with molten stone, whereas styrofoam uses flammable gases like pentane or butane to expand its bubbles. That's like insulating your wall with bubble wrap filled with petrol.
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  25. Poor guys wouldn't be in jail, because "poor guys" would be working in an Amazon warehouse pissing in a bottle to maintain quota speed instead of walking to the restroom. They would not be on a set of a movie with millions in budget.
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  26.  @Sullzy  Looks like low quality Deceptive Imagery Persuasion on your channel.
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  27.  @Robert_Class_of_73  capturing Pokrovsk does not look any more grim for Ukraine. The entire war has been real grim for Ukraine. Yet they're still out there fighting.
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  28.  @walkingonsunshine8574  The climate is changing quicker than it always has.
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  29. @ it's "just" a storm with a danger to life warning.
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  30. @ It's the same sense of panic that lead to Brexit which ruined the UK economy.
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  31.  @garyb1036  He employed those people because there's not enough hours in the day to micromanage every task. So tasks get delegated. Otherwise, nothing gets done. Everyone on set gets paid every day. All the cameras need to be rented each day. There's limited time before the production runs out of money, and the movie never gets made. If the armourer was overwhelmed, they should have told someone.
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  32. How does that solve the problem? Beaches face erosion. Nothing stays the same forever, not even beaches.
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  33. memes are spiteful for sad people.
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  34.  @hello15848  No, British just means subjects of British Crown. There's no requirement to be "indigenous"
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  35.  @dr.habibwizzy9546  For how long? The Blitz never broke England's will. "Strategic bombing" never helped in any war. Russia doesn't have an infinite supply.
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  36. Tanks get destroyed in war. It's easier to replace a tank than to replace a trained tank solder. That's how real war works. This isn't Call of Duty.
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  37. There's no failed counter-offensive. War is slow. It took six days after D-day for all the forces to link up on the beaches of Normandy and six weeks to reach their first objective Caen. A smaller force like Ukraine will take at least three months or more.
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  38.  @JBroMCMXCI  the police don't record crimes committed by Russian oligarchs.
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  39. Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's negligence was definitely a crime. Even in an accident, negligence is still a crime.
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  40.  @theendmyfriend  Not a false dichotomy. It would cost more to decommission a 40 year old tank than it would cost to ship to Ukraine. The US saved money, and not just because those billions count the cost of the tanks as their price when new, not as the value after 30-40 years.
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  41.  @kirillgordievich8183  Sounds like a post-truth narrative. What's your agenda?
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  42. No, the oversight is the responsbility of the armourer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed
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  43. Fallout isn't that difficult to explain. Modern "H bombs" make negligible radioactive by-products because designers want to use up all the radioactive material in making the most boom, so fallout doesn't happen in airburst strikes (where it's a kilometer-ish above the ground to stretch the blast over the widest area). Only in strikes at ground level (to remove hardened bunkers) does the explosion scoop up dirt from the area, which falls hours later as fallout.
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  44.  @BobBobbles  It doesn't appear so.
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  45.  @JustChill-zd4ib  Russia's Black Sea Fleet is forced out of Crimea. That's not winning. Now Russia is allowing Ukraine to build a fortified foothold in Kursk Oblast? If 100k Russian flee from Kursk and Belograd Oblasts, that's not winning.
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  46.  @ChristiaanHW  It could be a trollbot, but they're feeding the algorithm, boosting views for "Ukraine continues to advance in new Kursk offensive" video which more people will see.
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  47.  @bomber9912  Kursk is more important than Kupiansk or Kostantinivka or Pokrovsk. Russia didn't pull in North Korea for those.
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  48.  @gerardrolfe1755  If Russia couldn't keep others out of their Kursk lands and still hasn't repealed them months later, isn't that showing weakness?
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  49. The noise of commercial e-bikes is NOT artificially induced. Geared motors are inherently noisy. Direct drive Hub drives are quiet, but not as fashionable as mid-drives to bike snobs.
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  50.  @davidjgreer9477  It's not excessive taxation. It's taxation spent on the average Scot instead of being pocketed for Boris Johnson's scofflaw parties or ostentatious Coronation excess. Why should those in England earning over £100k get special benefits? PM Sunak did not declare a significant amount of his wife and family's financial interests on the register of ministers' interests, including a combined £1.7 billion shareholding in the Indian company Infosys. His wife received non-domiciled status, meaning she did not have to pay tax on income earned abroad while living in the UK. The status cost approximately £30,000 to secure, and allowed her to avoid paying an estimated £20 million in UK taxes.
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  51. fuel is more explosive
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  52.  @will580  That's not French culture if the rail attacks are caused by Russians.
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  53.  @andrewkitchenuk  Why would Russia continue in Eastern Ukraine when 130000 Russians fled from Kursk oblast? Do the Russians care about their own border towns?
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  54.  @tomato-v8x  the tornadoes in the U.S. during nado season are God's punishment for not supporting Ukraine. Those states in Tornado Alley are filled with MAGA voters in trailer parks. Tornados love trailer parks and shantytowns.
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  55. Why not look at Kyiv or Kharkiv for your answer instead? Did vuledar or bahkmut even have previously constructed defences before battles began?
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  56. They're using direct drive hub motors, not mid-drives? The mid-drive crowd will be so upset.
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  57.  @francistaylor1822  The person in charge of the guns was the armourer. The buck stops there. There's not enough time in the day for a producer/director/actor to micromanage all things. So responsibilities are delegated. That's the ONE job of the armourer. They got ONE job. Had they did their job correctly, that gun wouldn't cause any injury, no matter where it was pointed.
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  58. No, the best e-bike motor money can buy comes from Grin Tech made in Canada. Most e-bikes have low quality like Bafang
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  59.  @eh1702  Grin Technologies from Canada have the most experience (15+ years) making e-bike motors: robust, reliable, lightest weight available, cutting edge features like Statorade ferrofluid cooling, regenerative braking, universally compatible with all varieties of quick release and thru-axle mounting standards, Fully programmable parameters (regen voltage, max phase and battery currents, etc.) and Virtual Electronic Freewheeling. Australians make bikes but buy cheap Bafang motors from China. Grin hand builds their motors in Canada.
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  60.  @ContemplativeCat  the British people are not a monolith. I can't imagine many law-abiding citizens are on the side of law-breaking yobs.
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  61.  @pablo9364  the corruption is no better with anti-government folks. "anti-government" anything is a grifter's dream
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  62.  @floratarantula4601  It didn't fail for the Soviets.
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  63.  @oldskool4130  It's not vandals, just Russians.
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  64.  @judithward8310  Remember Katyń
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  65.  @plantbaseddiet3397  The truth is Russia goes through cycles of invading its neighbors for centuries. From the peace Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca in 1774 that Imperial Russia broke to invade Crimea (which had been the Crimean Khanate for 600 years) to the Budapest Memorandum in 1994 that the Russian Federation broke to invade Crimea again in 2014.
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  66. Geared motors aren't soundless. Direct drive hub drives are.
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  67. Why does Scott Ritter deserve anything?
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  68. Only 5 people countrywide? The Magdeburg Christmas Market attack 12 days ago had just as many Germans die and over 200 injured in a single German city. Outlawing German traditions like fireworks will cause tensions that lead to more attacks.
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  69.  @bansheep1  Russia does not negotiate. Centuries of history shows Russia only pauses, but never stops preparing for its next attack. Crimean Khanate signed the peace treaty of Küçük Kaynarca with Russia in 1774, but Russia invaded in 1783, destroying the 600 year history of the Crimean Khanate.
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  70.  @victoria856  Catalonia has not succeeded in breaking away from Spain, so Barcelonia is still Spain.
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  71.  @burritosls  At the 1999 Istanbul Summit, Russia promised to have withdrawn its military forces from Moldova and Georgia by 31 December 2002, which did not happen. Russia broke the ceasefire brokered during Minsk I & II agreements. There's a much longer list of agreements Russia violated than any they ever kept.
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  72.  @timtitus5002  Russia wants all of Ukraine, not just Donbas. They want the Baltics back too.
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  73. "by people who don't look particularly French" is such a bullshit statement. Just admit your bigotry openly instead of shitposting like this.
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  74. There will be so much money to be made by European companies during reconstruction
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  75.  @Realist369  None of those ever had agreements like the Budapest Memorandum, which Ukraine has. So there weren't ever any conferences on construction for Iraq, Afghanistan or Libya. The European Union gets a bigger return on investment by spending money rebuilding their neighbors in Europe.
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  76.  @robertsteele474  The European Union will pay for Ukrainian reconstruction. That creates new jobs for European Union workers and boosts the economy to rebuild neighbors in Europe, which lowers inflation and grows markets for EU goods.
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  77.  @davidnuttall1189  If Russia can't control the Black Sea, Crimea becomes a money pit that drains their economy.
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  78.  @JustSomeGuy8492  Russia is losing the Black Sea. How is Russia losing the naval war to a country without a navy?
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  79.  @unaa9380  Western law isn't from sharia. go read a book.
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  80.  @timsmith5754  US is nukes, but did the US win in Vietnam or Afghanistan? The Soviets had nukes. Did the Soviets win in Afghanistan?
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  81.  @agg25gga  How long can Russia economy last? it will need at least another 4 years.
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  82.  @stanleydavidson6543  Putin is a bully
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  83.  @Ivan_762  Russia stole Crimea and then was bankrupted by the Crimean War
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  84. We're only making plans for Nigel. We only want what's best for him.
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  85. All of them were French.
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  86.  @brandonfromlondonuk3484  The religion of Putin strikes again!
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  87.  @brandonfromlondonuk3484  The Pied Piper of Moscow isn't evil?
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  88. This is what Russian culture is known for. Brutal force.
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  89.  @Bird_McBride  USA has kept promises
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  90. If they weaken Russia's hold on Abkhazia, it's only going to encourage Georgian protests in Tbilisi.
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  91.  @adenwellsmith6908  Nope. It was Russia attacking its neighbours. Russia has centuries long history of attacking its neighbours.
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  92.  @mrneutral8423  No, Russian Z supporters.
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  93.  @steve10  No, it was Russia.
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  94.  @IRguyIR  That's not progressive. Not all leftists are progressive.
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  95.  @SSJG2  Nah, the rest of Spain is just as arrogant as the catalonians. That's just how they are.
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  96.  @f23-n4t  Or the Atesh guerrilla group of Crimean Tatars, in Crimea and other occupied Ukrainian regions.
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  97.  @user-yb4pq4my1o  Biden improved the economy. Inflation is down, unemployment is down. Young people have more money to spend by cancelling student loan debt. Saved money by sending Abrams tanks from the 1980s and Bradleys from the 1990s to Ukraine, which was cheaper than decommissioning them as they aged out. Every day that Russia fails to defeat Ukraine is one more day that China holds back on their own aggression.
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  98.  @RyanBrown-w4n  banderite? LOL That doesn't work. It has no emotional traction in the West.
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  99.  @johnknight8152  Various countries would not want to take back US states, because dealing with unruly Americans in those states is too much of a headache.
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  100.  @et3rnal575  and 50 more bradleys being shipped to Ukraine. The West has so much more.
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  101.  @adude9882  thought is illegal in Russia if it does not agree with the Special Military Operation
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  102.  @dimas3829  Russia cannot promise any guarantee of peaceful existing. 500 years of Russian history shows Russia is not a peaceful neighbor.
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  103.  @D.D.-ud9zt  Russia keeps Crimea only if they can hold it, but Russia is looking weak in the Black Sea.
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  104.  @D.D.-ud9zt  Russia didn't have the logistics to invade with a larger force.
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  105.  @D.D.-ud9zt  When Biden was Vice President in 2009-2017, Ukraine was one thing he focused on. So I'm not surprised that Biden was able to predict the invasion more than those who hadn't devoted any attention to it.
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  106.  @mwd331  How is this not like Grenfell Tower?
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  107. This is not the first time Russia had fired on its own in friendly fire attacks
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  108. Anyone who uses MSM has swallowed propaganda. Stop drinking the buzzword kool-aid
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  109.  @favourbridgette1939  Iran is funding Hamas, and billions comes from Russia buying Iranian drones.
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  110. The IRA used to throw bombs in the bin
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  111. The far right were the threat on January 6th
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  112.  @watch-Dominion-2018  No, it's the Russians who are ripping up the railways.
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  113.  @gabrielbakalarz5722  Because Mexico won't pay to build a wall on the US border.
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  114.  @gabrielbakalarz5722  Ukraine is the breadbasket of Europe, which could make groceries much cheaper for the rest of world if it were brought up to US farming standards rather than old Soviet era standards
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  115.  @gabrielbakalarz5722  US border issue existed for 40 years, but it's only brought up ever 4 years during elections. What did either Bush ever do about the border?
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  116.  @raptor4720  Is your caps lock broken? New weapons like the T-14 Armada? Where's the T-14 Armada?
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  117.  @dr.habibwizzy9546  It doesn't make Zelensky cry. It makes Ukraine fight harder. That's why General Zaluzhnyi got replaced by Syrskyi, who led the famous 2022 Kharkiv counteroffensive and now the Kursk offensive. He retook over 500 settlements and 12,000 square kilometers of territory in the Kharkiv region. And now he's held Russian land for a month. 133000+ evacuated in Kursk Oblast and 11000+ evacuated in Belgorod Oblast.
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  118.  @dr.habibwizzy9546  Missles don't take land. Only infantry does. If Russia won't recruit from Moscow or St Petersburg, they won't have the solders needed to hold ground.
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  119.  @Jimjam-lk4ud  All things end, even the United Kingdom
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  120. Russia can't win, so they'll attack rails before the Olympics?
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  121.  @steve10  No, it was Russians. Or Russian proxy forces like the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) or Belarus.
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  122.  @Truffle_Young_Jr  No, it was the same people who caused the Katyn massacre
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  123.  @Gambit771  Israel wouldn't exist without Western support, so it's clearly the subordinate.
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  124.  @djape1977  If Afghanistan can hold off the Soviets and the US for more than a decade, Ukraine can do the same. Losing the war will just turn it into an insurgency like the Irish IRA.
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  125.  @thiefsleef6752  "Ukraine is immune from committing war crimes?" smells like Whataboutism. Why make excuses for Russia?
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  126.  @cheekibreeki3946  Ukraine is doing excursions into Russia to create a buffer zone. Missiles that have to be fired farther away means the buffer zone pushes Donbas areas out of range from Russian shelling.
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  127.  @saraoostrum300  So, the religion of Putin?
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  128. What's Juk raine? Is that an Chinese thing?
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  129.  @RyanBrown-nx8dw  It worked for the American Revolution, which got over 15 Billion from France. Now look at where those American colonists are. Ukraine can repeat that in Europe if gets the same level of support as the American Revolution got from France.
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  130.  @7107-n1h  Russia has centuries of history that shows they do play like this.
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  131.  @shuttlespace04  It was Russia
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  132. It's not just one man. Russia has been invading its neighbours for centuries, thinking of itself as a master race surrounded by inferiors
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  133. "arson on the railway, running out of food for athletes (or solders), thieving" sounds like just another day in Russia
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  134.  @muckle8  ​ @muckle8 If Ukraine has enough time for air raid sirens, why can't Russia? Maybe the air raid sirens have been stolen or left to decay by corrupt officials?
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  135.  @skyminou9683  They're not going to start WW3. What does Russia gain?
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  136.  @icelance3237  Not so easy bro. It doesn't have to be your land if it's a bro's land. Bros don't stop being bros if they are on different sides of the ocean.
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  137.  @RextheDragon881  yes, I remember they going over how defences were built by civilians with little input
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  138. Russia has centuries of history involving invading their neighbors
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  139.  @theesteady1  The religion of Putin at work.
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  140.  @gr83172  "to hate and do harm" sounds like a slogan for Russia's past history.
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  141.  @AnitaGhosh-e1y  Because it's the Russian terror groups. Can't offend Russia, can we? No one is worried about escalation from Islam.
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  142.  @firewizzard86  Russia has centuries long history of attacking its neighbors.
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  143.  @CallMeNumber8  Dedovshchina enforces a culture of male-on-male rape in the Russian military. How often are those reported?
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  144.  @adi235v2  If the Israelis could pull off Entebbe on their own, they can do other things without the US. They managed to get those pagers to go boom without US help.
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  145.  @wiilwaal306  Cool story bruh. Where's your proof of that?
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  146.  @sebastianforbes1  How long can the Russian economy hold on to 20% of Ukraine? Look all those Russian-born insurgents blowing up factories in Russia. How expensive is it to rebuild a refinary under sanctions?
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  147.  @leonleon2276  Easy to invade the USA?!? There are more guns than people in the US, especially in border areas like Texas. The civilians are better armed than police forces in many places. Look at the infamous February 28, 1997 North Hollywood shootout in Los Angeles. That's one reason for the rise in SWAT teams across the country.
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  148.  @realdragao6367  How long before Russia has to mobilise solders from Moscow and St Petersburg? Solders from Moscow would make this very spicy.
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  149.  @saraoostrum300  more like Religion of Putin
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  150. Ukraine is flat unlike Afghanistan.
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  151.  @BigM0neyHustla  the ruskis got spanked by wagner.
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  152.  @mw9297  3500 Grads would be gone in months, if not weeks.
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  153. Why would they burn down a library?
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  154. Nope, just Russia
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  155. Why?
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  156. Why are the Germans surprised?
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  157. Nothing makes sense in the Ukraine-Russia War.
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  158. If the shoe fits....
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  159.  @fizzlebizzle8855  why should anyone else care?
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  160. Not "far right" just Z worship of Putin
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  161. What happens when Trump kills his political opponents next year?
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  162.  @peabase  They want to bring the Russian Empire back.
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  163.  @steve10  Russia
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  164.  @bobbymozza  Or Russia
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  165. no one saw problems Russias invasion did we? remember "Three Days to Kyiv"?
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  166.  @WhyWhyWhy-ms3we  Russia has centuries of history showing them attacking their neighbors.
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  167.  SpetsnazGRU-Z  That's how real war works. This is not Call of Duty.
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  168.  @alexrz4196  Sounds like copium.
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  169.  @Mene-z1n  Russia not safe
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  170. The definition of a generation has not "always" been that.
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  171.  @robertsteele474  What money? Rich people aren't the ones storming buildings, be it in Sukhumi or 'muricans storming the US Capitol on Jan 6th.
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  172. What's your point?
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  173. That's not a fun fact.
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  174. @ Ukraine the Latest is a class act news source. It's the gold standard of news on the Ukraine war.
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  175.  @GoPoundSalt  Did they find out who caused Katyn?
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  176.  @pavelzmiev1578  No, even the Russian milblogs have mentioned losses for Russia, because they openly criticise because they want Russia to improve
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  177.  SpetsnazGRU-Z  They understand the reality of how Russia is failing but not the why
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  178.  @skootergirl22  It isn't the Muslims.
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  179. It's the religion of Putin causing this.
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  180.  @standingbear998  this is within the lands involved in the Russian-Ukrainian War
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  181.  @finn808  There should be no problem if Ukraine joins NATO.
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  182.  @mumu8727  Russia has been attacking Ukraine for centuries. Remember the Crimean War in 1853? That was 96 years before NATO. Russia signed the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca in 1774 promising peace with Crimea, but invaded in 1783 anyways. Or the Ukraine-Soviet War of 1917. Blaming NATO is how Moscow deflects the real idea, which is Russia thinks of itself as Master Race and its smaller neighbors as inferiors.
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  183.  @20becky35  Russia thinks of itself as Master Race and its smaller neighbours as inferior. Russia has British Empire Syndrome. Russia's power has faded just like the old British Empire faded. Neither can act like they did when they were at their highest.
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  184.  @lg2058  Russia has been attacking Ukraine for centuries, long before NATO. The Crimean War in 1853 was 96 years before NATO. The Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca in 1774 promised peace with Crimea, but Russia broke that treaty and invaded Crimea in 1783. There's also the Ukraine-Soviet War of 1917. Blaming NATO is how Moscow deflects the real idea, which is Russia thinks of itself as Master Race and its smaller neighbors as inferiors. What other countries claimed to be the Master Race?
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  185.  @dkrawk8309  Russia needs to get out of Ukraine. Did Russia forget how bad it lost the 1853 Crimean War? Imperial Russia went bankrupt due to their invasion of Crimea and the war that followed.
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  186.  @lg2058  Russia lacks the power to push into all of Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine are the largest countries in Europe. Ukraine is too large for Russia to cover the entire country.
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  187.  @lg2058  Why would Ukraine go back to neutral status after President Kuchma's cassette scandal and Yanukovych's election fraud?
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  188. shitposting commenters are shameful
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  189.  @serglet8236  How many of those Russian nuclear weapons have had their fuel sold by corrupt officials?
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  190.  @mussydesign7933  not all the recon
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  191.  @steve10  Russia is the real reason
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  192. @@user-jt4pk8ii4z Yes it will
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  193.  @Mariote777  Yes it will
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  194. It will change the war. If Russia wants Kursk back, they will have to trade Donbas back.
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  195.  @ВашместныйагентКГБ  It's cope because they're focused on one side and ignoring the other side. Both sides have losses. But no one has explained why Russia hasn't pushed Ukraine out of Kursk yet. Russia is supposed to have the larger army, right?
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