Comments by "Joshua Paul" (@joshuapaul2022) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. Brandon should have addressed soaring inflation, open border, rampant criminality and pervasive corruption including outrageous corruption of his crime family. Russia is not a problem, it's a diversion
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  2. It's nuts. Our economy is collapsing. It's literally being killed by hyperinflation .
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  3. Ask Biden about Hunter and Ukraine and this'll all make sense. "Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f--k things up" Barack Obama
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  4. I thought Russia was running out of weapons, ammo, hardware, etc. I thought Putin was dying, like of a different disease each two weeks. I thought Ukraine was winning EASY thanks to the heroism of The Ghost of Kiev and Ben Stiller. Who could imagine that “evacuation” actually means surrender, “strategic withdrawal” means running for the hills dropping weapons, leaving wounded and equipment after total rout? How are they going to call Ukraine’s unconditional surrender? May be strategic evacuation across the polish border .
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  5. It's not only SA. Most important countries (except US satellites) are implicitly on the Russian side. Using dollar and euro as a weapon was probably the dumbest thing ever.
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  6. Joe doesn't need a cognitive test. His supporters do!
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  7. I thought Russia was running out of weapons, ammo, hardware, etc. I thought Putin was dying, like of a different disease each two weeks. I thought Ukraine was winning EASY thanks to the heroism of The Ghost of Kiev and Ben Stiller. Who could imagine that “evacuation” actually means surrender, “strategic withdrawal” means running for the hills dropping weapons, leaving wounded and equipment after total rout? How are they going to call Ukraine’s unconditional surrender? May be strategic evacuation across the polish border.
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  8. Hundreds of western mercenaries (among them more than 200 KIA American mercenaries) were killed by artillery and airstrikes and nobody even bother to inform their relatives what happened to them. Such a fuss about these three guys. What about repatriating the bodies of KIA?
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  9. Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Just recently 32 Ukrainian soldiers were shot dead by Ukrainian Nazi unit while crossing the frontline trying to surrender. According to Guardian “…more than 20,000 casualties a month raises questions about what state Ukraine’s army will be in if the conflict drags on into the autumn. Ukraine is losing 2 to 3 brigade's a month at this rate. That's unsustainable.” Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Without direct intervention of Polish or Romanian armies Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 50+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China
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  10. Meanwhile in the real world Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Just recently 32 Ukrainian soldiers were shot dead by Ukrainian Nazi unit while crossing the frontline trying to surrender. According to Guardian “…more than 20,000 casualties a month raises questions about what state Ukraine’s army will be in if the conflict drags on into the autumn. Ukraine is losing 2 to 3 brigade's a month at this rate. That's unsustainable.” Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Without direct intervention of Polish or Romanian armies Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 40+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China.
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  11. Brandon should have addressed soaring inflation, open border, rampant criminality and pervasive corruption including outrageous corruption of his crime family. Russia is not a problem, it's a diversion.
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  12. Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Just recently 32 Ukrainian soldiers were shot dead by Ukrainian Nazi unit while crossing the frontline trying to surrender. According to Guardian “…more than 20,000 casualties a month raises questions about what state Ukraine’s army will be in if the conflict drags on into the autumn. Ukraine is losing 2 to 3 brigade's a month at this rate. That's unsustainable.” Right now Ukrainian army is suffering another catastrophic defeat in Lisichansk. Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 50+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China
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  13. Zelensky: we need more long-range missiles Putin: heading your way 🤣🤣🤣 Ukraine is losing the war. The problem is that the comedian and his gang are getting more and more unhinged by the day. He reminds Hitler in 1945 with his deranged fantasies about wonder weapons.
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  14. Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Sending equipment to Ukraine is even dumber than to Afghan "government". Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 50+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China.
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  15. Hundreds of western mercenaries (among them more than 200 KIA American mercenaries) were killed by artillery and airstrikes and nobody even bother to inform their relatives what happened to them. Such a fuss about these three guys. What about repatriating the bodies of KIA?
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  16. Ukraine placed an ammunition depot near that mall. Cruise missiles hit that ammunition depot (an absolutely legitimate target). The mall caught fire from the detonation of ammunition. Zelensky regime just again was using civilians as a human shield .
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  17. Judging by the damage to the apartment block it was probably hit by Ukrainian malfunctioning or intercepted anti-aircraft missile from S-300 system. These systems shouldn't be placed near high-rise buildings, but Ukrainian forces often use civilians as a human shield to protect these systems (Buk and S-300). Sometimes S-300 missiles are intercepted by Buk missiles due to lack of coordination between units. Similar cases already happened in Odessa and Kiev, but Zelenskyy regime keeps doing it. Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year.
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  18. It's wishful thinking. At this point unconditional surrender is the only practical path for Ukraine. Hitler's Germany also refused to admit defeat until Hitler killed himself, then Keitel signed unconditional surrender.
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  19. It's a wonderful excuse for SA to ditch US weapons suppliers altogether. US weapons are expensive, unreliable, with never ending maintenance problems and political strings attached. In Yemen war they proved to be a disaster. Then there is an issue of dollar inflation turning into hyperinflation. It means cosmic replacement and spare parts prices.
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  20. More than 2000 fighters from elite Nazi Ukrainian units are going to surrender in Mariupol. 1500 surrendered there before this instance. 16500 Ukrainian fighters were killed only in and around this town.
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  21. Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Just recently 32 Ukrainian soldiers were shot dead by Ukrainian Nazi unit while crossing the frontline trying to surrender. 800 surrendered near Severodonesk just yesterday. According to Guardian “…more than 20,000 casualties a month raises questions about what state Ukraine’s army will be in if the conflict drags on into the autumn. Ukraine is losing 2 to 3 brigade's a month at this rate. That's unsustainable.” Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Without direct intervention of Polish or Romanian armies Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 50+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China
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  22. Loose talk of increasingly erratic Zelenskyy about NATO preemptive nuclear strike on Russia is much more worrying. He is clearly desperate.
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  23. Hundreds of western mercenaries (among them more than 200 KIA American mercenaries) were killed by artillery and airstrikes and nobody even bother to inform their relatives what happened to them. What about repatriating the bodies of KIA?
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  24. It's obvious that Putin is not afraid to take questions or even give interviews to hostile fake news MSM like NBC, CNN, ABC, BBC. What a contrast with Dear Leader Biden mummy!
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  25. "Russia is using winter as a weapon." EU "Russia is using oil price cap as a weapon." EU "Russia is using gas price cap as a weapon." EU "Russia is using our stupidity as a weapon." EU 😂😂😂
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  26. I thought Russia was running out of weapons, ammo, hardware, etc. I thought Putin was dying, like of a different disease each two weeks. I thought Ukraine was winning EASY thanks to the heroism of The Ghost of Kiev and Ben Stiller. Who could imagine that “evacuation” actually means surrender, “strategic withdrawal” means running for the hills dropping weapons, leaving wounded and equipment after total rout? How are they going to call Ukraine’s unconditional surrender? May be strategic evacuation across the polish border.
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  27. Ukraine is losing the war .
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  28. Ukraine is punching itself out. Ultimately infrastructure, strategic depth, industrial capacity, logistics and above all money win the day. Ukraine is now a defunct country which is completely dependent on the collective West for EVERYTHING. Regardless of promises of MORE and brazen PROPAGANDA from the West, the whole endeavor is not sustainable by either the West or Ukraine in the long run. To say nothing about catastrophic Ukrainian losses of troops and equipment to date .
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  29. Ask Biden about Hunter and Ukraine and this'll all make sense. "Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f--k things up" Barack Obama.
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  30. I hope it's just the beginning. All Eastern and Southern regions should be liberated from Ukrainian occupation. Just today Zelenskyy regime deliberately shelled civilians trying to cross into liberated areas killing 24 and wounding many others. This regime considers people in these regions inherently disloyal and massacres them mercilessly. Zelenskyy and his gang of war criminals should be brought to justice or justice should be brought to them
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  31. I thought Russia was running out of weapons, ammo, hardware, etc. I thought Putin was dying, like of a different disease each two weeks. I thought Ukraine was winning EASY thanks to the heroism of The Ghost of Kiev and Ben Stiller. Who could imagine that “evacuation” actually means surrender, “strategic withdrawal” means running for the hills dropping weapons, leaving wounded and equipment after total rout? How are they going to call Ukraine’s unconditional surrender? May be strategic evacuation across the polish border.
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  32. Zelensky: we need more long-range missiles Putin: heading your way 🤣🤣🤣 Ukraine is losing the war. The problem is that the comedian and his gang are getting more and more unhinged by the day. He reminds Hitler in 1945 with his deranged fantasies about wonder weapons.
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  33. Meanwhile in the real world Ukraine is losing the war. There are mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Just yesterday 32 Ukrainian soldiers were shot dead by Ukrainian Nazi unit while crossing the frontline trying to surrender. According to Guardian “…more than 20,000 casualties a month raises questions about what state Ukraine’s army will be in if the conflict drags on into the autumn. Ukraine is losing 2 to 3 brigade's a month at this rate. That's unsustainable.” Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Without direct intervention of Polish or Romanian armies Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. 40+ billion in American weapons without even minimal oversight is mostly about corruption and kickbacks as usual. I suppose Ukraine is the second largest buyer of Hunter's art after China.
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  34. Hundreds of western mercenaries (among them more than 220 KIA American mercenaries) were killed by artillery and airstrikes and nobody even bother to inform their relatives what happened to them. What about repatriating the bodies of KIA, they were American citizens after all?
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  35. Ukraine is losing the war.
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  36. I served in Poland and I was on a training mission in Ukraine. Ukraine's economy is a basket case. Its manufacturing is ruined and it lost all its traditional markets. People are leaving in droves. Unlike Iraq It doesn't have rich oil or gas fields that could help to rebuild economy. All it has are pervasive corruption and incompetent, authoritarian regime. It's not an asset in its current pitiful state, but a liability. Putin is a rational, smart politician and he knows this as well as anybody. So this war hysteria is completely pointless and it's just an excuse to start a new Cold War with Russia.
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  37. NATO military infrastructure on its border is as acceptable to Russia as Russian military infrastructure in Mexico to the US. Ukrainian army shelled living blocks in rebel regions killing civilians for years (media here ignored this completely) with full support from the Americans. I'm surprised that Putin was so patient for so many years, taking into account domestic pressure to do something about it.
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  38. Ukraine is losing the war. We can see mass surrender and desertion. The most important thing is that Ukrainian professional army including elite Nazi units like Azov regiment suffered unsustainable losses and you can't do much with conscripts (most of them are really unwilling to fight for the regime). Western supplies are a drop in the bucket taking into account the amount of already lost hardware. Without direct intervention of Polish or Romanian armies Ukrainian army will be done by the end of the year. “I think that the war in Donbas is turning in favor of the Russians. They do not put the whole mass of combat power there with infantry and tanks. They have gathered their artillery, and that is how they succeed. Russia has a hell of a lot of combat power, much more than the Ukrainians. And there is no way the Ukrainians will ever destroy or defeat the Russians. And I will say more, the Ukrainians will never have enough combat power to drive the Russians out of Ukraine” Stephen M. Twitty, former deputy commander of US European Command.
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  39. Much ado about nothing. The war is lost by Ukraine. It's just a waste of scarce resources.
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  40. Fed nut cakes are going to bankrupt us by the end of the year. This crazy money printing is completely out of control.
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  41. It's not about Ukraine (with its ruined economy it's not an asset, but a liability). It's about Russia long-term security. Putin said that he didn’t need negotiations, he needed results. No more NATO expansion, no more NATO militarization of Eastern Europe, no more NATO attack systems in Eastern Europe, no more broken promises (not one inch eastwards etc.) He has a point, but US establishment doesn't understand language of reason and never keeps promises. The only thing that can bring US establishment to its senses is nuclear-tipped hypersonic missiles that can incinerate Washington DC in 5 minutes. US establishment (as a retired serviceman, I was part of it) is so corrupted by decades of crazy dollar printing, that it lost connection with reality (as if Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Yugoslavia debacles weren’t enough). Along with absolutely crazy domestic policies (the best example is that nobody really cares about curbing soaring inflation and ousting all Keynesian lunatics with their negative real interest rates from the Fed) this is driving America into the ground. American democracy with its checks and balances proved to be pretty brittle and was destroyed by bad money. Our country has plenty of banana republics on its periphery. Russians can easily organize a coup in any of these banana republics as Obama administration did in Ukraine. Then they will simply park their hypersonic Tzirkons in one of these. It will cost Russians far less than Ukraine costs to us. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones
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  42. "Financial experts" trying to rationalize nonsense. These ridiculously low interest rates have no justification whatsoever, they will only precipitate collapse of the dollar ponzi.
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  43. It's nuts. Our economy is collapsing. It's literally being killed by hyperinflation .
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  44. Russians said that their jet didn't collide with this drone or use weapons against this drone . Their jet returned safely to its airbase. Pentagon also had to admit that they crashed this drone into water themselves after some "unsafe maneuvers" of the Russian jet.
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  45. "Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f--k things up" Barack Obama.
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  46. Zelenskyy is as desperate as was Hitler in 1945. The Big Guy also senses that soon he will have to seek his 10% elsewhere. Ukraine got dozens of polish MiG 29s as "spare parts", dozens of SU 25s from other countries in Eastern Europe, dozens of choppers, hundreds of tanks and IFVs. Almost everything was lost. Unconditional surrender is the only way out for Ukraine. Hitler's Germany also refused to admit defeat until Hitler killed himself. Then Keitel signed unconditional surrender.
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  47. The sooner Ukraine signs unconditional surrender the better. The war is lost by Ukraine anyway. Half of Ukraine has a blackout. An extremely pro-Ukrainian von der Leyen said that more than 100 000 Ukrainian soldiers were KIA. Milley also stated that more than 100 000 Ukrainian soldiers were KIA. Real figure is probably twice as much. Even according to western sources (WaPo of all places) Russians have advantage in artillery from 1:6 to 1:10. It's a catastrophic disparity for Ukrainians. Russians are fighting war, so they retreat when they see fit to save their people and equipment. They don't have cargo cult like Ukrainians. That's why they have more than 10 000 Ukrainian POW, Ukrainians have less than 500 Russian POW. These figures speak volumes about reality on the ground. Ukraine already lost most trained and motivated soldiers along with almost all hardware it had before the war. Its army is a shadow of its former self at the beginning of the war. It accounts for catastrophic increase in military casualties along with inadequate erratic Zelenskyy and his nutty tactic of constantly throwing poorly trained (most don't have any training whatsoever; lucky ones have 5-week training at best. So poor fellows are just half-baked cannon fodder) Ukrainian reserves into a meat grinder and holding on to disadvantageous positions until it's too late. Zelensky banned marking of soldiers’ graves with Ukrainian flags (many bodies are deliberately left where they perished without a burial, it helps Zelenskyy not to pay even a meagre compensation to the families of the "missed in action" ). Endless forests of flags at cemeteries across Ukraine proved to be too scary and demoralizing for those still desperately trying to escape forced conscription and bribe their way out of Zelenskyy dictatorship. Mass summary executions for attempted surrender or unauthorized retreat just cause further demoralization and despair. Bakhmut is just the last instance of this insane tactic. Hitler's Germany also refused to admit defeat until Hitler killed himself. Then Keitel signed unconditional surrender.
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  48.  @danielng3497  You are wrong here. 1 000 000 000 Russian jets were already destroyed on twitter. A few dozens more a few dozens less. Nobody cares. By the way, how is the ghost of Kiev doing?😂😂😂
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  49. Unconditional surrender is the only practical solution for Ukraine at this point. Hitler's Germany also refused to admit defeat until Hitler killed himself, then Keitel signed unconditional surrender. Post war settlement is Russia's business.
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  50. Ukraine’s economy is a train wreck and it’s getting only worse by the day. It lost all its traditional markets, so there is zero prospect of recovery. People are leaving in droves in search of jobs and means to survive. It’s notorious for pervasive corruption and poor governance. The idea that Putin will be merciful enough (or dumb enough) to own this train wreck and waste tens of billions to sustain it is simply ludicrous.
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