Youtube comments of Hermit Oldguy (@hermitoldguy6312).

  1. Note: If you form a secret society, call yourself "the Aliens", so that anyone who tries to expose you, will sound like a nutcase.
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  2. The person who never made a mistake, never made anything.
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  3.  @moizeleone8006  I'm not telling you that! Blimey! What sort of secret society member would I be,if I just went around telling everybody, eh? I mean, Rule #1 for any secret society is "don't go around telling everybody", isn't it? I, er, ... ah. Oh look, a squirrel!
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  4. I chased one across the North Sea once. It was tethered to the ground until a small cloud came by and struck it with lightning, breaking the tether. Then it headed off for Norway - albeit looking rather floppy. We spent about 12 hours in a fishing boat chasing it and dragging it back to land.
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  5. If history teaches us anything, it's that whatever happens, it's Britain's fault.
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  6. Churchill said "I know history will remember me kindly, as I intend to write it myself."
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  7. "Democrats" giving the communist salute.
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  8. The question is, how much taxpayer money is she getting to make her "documentary"?
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  9. And then let's shut down the BBC - it's an enemy of the British people.
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  10. In England that's called "pottage", and has been the people's daily diet for a thousand years or more.
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  11. "If anything happens to me, I did not do it to myself." He did all of it to himself; the trial, the conviction, the prison sentence, and anything that follows from that, he did to himself.
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  12. Not made innocent, FOUND innocent. Innocent before the trial, innocent during the trial and still innocent at the end of it.
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  13. Boris has got to stop the payments to the EU - that's the only thing they care about - it's the money that's being used to corrupt our MPs et al.
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  14. It's called "organised crime" and the RICO Act was made specifically for it.
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  15. Those forward commanders that left Adviivka have either abandoned their post, or abandoned their men.
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  16. I may be wrong, but I think the Soviets had an army in the East to guard against Japan - in which case the Soviets weren't fully committed, either. Edit - ah, you got that point, too.
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  17. Ga-lip-o-lee
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  18. In England, a lot of martial art weapons were outlawed in the 1967 Firearms Act, and it was a response to the Kung Fu movies at that time.
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  19. Belgium refused the French extension of the Maginot line. Belgium failed to defend its own border. Belgium refused French soldiers on its soil until it was too late. It's wrong to say that if France had extended the line to its northern coast it would "sell the Belgians out": the Belgians had their chance and made their choice. On the contrary, it would have given the Belgians a place of refuge, and ensured France's ability to defend itself. The villagers don't live in the castle, but they can take refuge there and continue the fight. That a part of the Polish Army (and French Army) escaped to Britain, meant they were able to continue the fight. Polish and Czech pilots helped defeat the Germans in the Battle of Britain. Polish, French, Czech and Norwegians fought in the Allied invasion of France (D Day). France fell in 6 weeks when it need not have fallen at all! The fall of France made Britain's situation far worse - it gave Germany french ports and airfields from which to attack Britain - and its task far greater than it need have been. Germany attacked through the Ardenne three times and they still haven't built the damned wall!
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  20. As the old saying goes, you don't put all your shells in one minivan.
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  21. Asking "who was the Axis" is like asking "who was Fleetwood Mac," after the first couple of names it gets complicated.
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  22. The thing is, if Serena had to compete against men, she'd be unknown.
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  23. Clearing the land of people.
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  24. By trying to make him look more feminine, they tacitly admitted he's a man.
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  25.  @МИЛОШ-ч8и  Ukraine is under martial law. Protesting is very dangerous then - the Ukraine army is very good at killing civilians.
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  26. Merry Xmas, TIK. (Just coz they claim it, doesn't make it theirs.)
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  27. I remember the WHO and Fauci saying "don't worry, it isn't transmissible from human to human."
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  28. That's as far left as you can get!
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  29. Without the Soviet enemy, Nato had no legitimate reason to exist.
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  30.  @drewpamon  ... By those who obviously didn't read his books.
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  31. He can teach them some drama.
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  32. Estonia is painfully aware they're the prime suspect. Their denial is a confession.
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  33. Milley is a drama queen - not fit to be a General.
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  34. </applause>
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  35. Hello 🦌🦌🦌friends
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  36. On the other hand, there's Jim Fix - advocate for jogging: wrote books about jogging: died of a heart attack while jogging, aged 50.
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  37. 50 air-defence missiles go up, 50 air-defence missiles come down ... somewhere.
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  38. They should be prosecuted.
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  39.  @werbnaright5012  Your version of events is very different to mine.
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  40. The phrase "temporarily suspended" is not only redundant, but it suggests you're in denial about the current reality: Implementation of the mandate has been stopped.
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  41. You know what doesn't kill civilians? Peace.
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  42. "The reason some parts of the country voted to leave is a complicated question , and we have to listen to them, and respect them." Dianne Abbot So when will that begin? We've had 3 years of dismissal and abuse so far.
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  43.  @Creatordave  In essense, he was right. Ukraine lost the day Russia invaded - it was all over, bar the fighting. You can say the same about Barbarossa - it was lost before it began.
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  44. That's $100 per tonne - scrap value.
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  45. I noticed on Wikipedia that General-plan East got watered down over the years,and General-plan West disappeared.
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  46. Yes, they're doing it again, but this time they're on the "Allied" side.
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  47. "Visit Chinatown", Pelosi said, "hug an Asian".
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  48. They always were.
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  49. t's the outline of a great story - a comedy with a few moments of real danger,  but for the most part it was miserable. We had no food or drink, nor even any cigarettes. It was cold, damp, noisy and uncomfortable.  My only contribution to the whole event was when I nearly stabbed my friend in the face with a boat hook. .
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  50. "Don't do drugs, kids."
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  51.  @Fredmayve  It happened in Scotland, called the Clearances. Sheep were more profitable than people, so the people had to go.
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  52.  @brianfitch5469  They act in groups,civilians don't. They have the protection of law, the civilians don't.
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  53. Once you cross the river at Kherson (city) you're stil in Kherson oblast (county). It's another 60 miles to Crimea.
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  54. Hello deer friends. Many thanks to Dima and team for many interesting updates.
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  55.  @freedomordeath89  You just reworded what I said, while denying the meaning of what you wrote!
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  56. Commies are taking over everything, and they don't like folk telling truths.
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  57. Back in my day, we didn't have farthings, blackjacks were 2 for a ha'penny.
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  58. Some apple and raisins would be one way to go, or chicken, bacon and cheese.
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  59. What was the message, "we're stoopid"?
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  60. As I understood it, the trucks were on the west bank, and were used to bring boats to the river. They weren't armourerd, just normal civilian trucks.
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  61. Yes, the cluster weapon thing was an own-goal.
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  62. Germany has never been clear on the subject of war crimes.
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  63. My point was that autobiographies - and biographies - are often terrible sources, as they were written to defend (or attack) - they are not neutral. First-hand remarks are also not neutral. Some criminal defendants' pleas are the greatest works of fiction devised by man.
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  64.  @Fredmayve  Don't forget Bill Gates and his personal quest for global hegemony .
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  65. I think Germany was heavily involved in the Nordstream attack.
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  66.  @zianser  I've seen air show footage, where two Russian fighters collided at low level; the pilots ejected and walked away like it was just another day.
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  67.  @vanfja  No one worried about NK getting washing machines
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  68.  @paulbabione4060  Vodka is drink, food, medicine, fuel and ammunition.
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  69. It's cold in Kiev and Karkov this morning - around -6 degC
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  70. And all because Megan wants to feel important.
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  71.  @edthebumblingfool  He says when he's giving his own opinion, right or wrong, and he's perfectly entitled to do so - it's his channel. Some of us value his opinions - right or wrong.
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  72. "J__ of P____" is "Justice of the Peace" - a Magistrate. "Without equivocation" means the trick is not mere wordplay. "I will now blow up this balloon with a small piece of dynamite." [ Pushes small piece of dynamite into balloon. Blows air into the balloon.] [Audience jeers.] "What? Is this not a balloon-with-a-small-piece-of-dynamite?"
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  73. Ukraine is completely dependent on the US.
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  74. I'd say it's a crime against humanity. Conscription is slavery.
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  75. One way to view those two clips is; Putin is worried about the conflict, while Biden is not. Another view is; Putin is a serious Statesman, Biden is not.
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  76. yep, dead man walking
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  77. they'll be safer as PoWs than they are in the trenches.
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  78. Hello 🦌🦌🦌, and thank you, Dima for all your hard work.
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  79. Parade them in front of the Press, and tell us which countries they're from.
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  80. Yes, they are clearly on the take.
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  81. important to who? Russia clearly values its soldiers more than Ukraine values theirs.
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  82. One foot onboard, one foot on the gang-plank - for 60 years.
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  83. @uhadme Putin's not interested in West Ukraine, much less Poland
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  84. Outside influences.
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  85.  @balazsfoldes4700  I remember the first (ship-launched) demonstration of a new missile. (Patriot?) It cost $2 million, went up in the air for 2 seconds, did a back-flip and landed in the ocean. A comedian pointed out that for 2 mackerel, you could get a dolphin to do the same thing.
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  86.  Wulf  Mussolini only made one train run on time - the one that took him to ... um,... Milan? Or was it from Milan to Rome?
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  87. She makes listening really hard work, too.
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  88. It would help Americans if they didn't have to repay the $50 billion.
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  89.  @edthebumblingfool  The Russians had no intention of going further west than Berlin - there's not point. They took eastern Europe as a buffer between themselves and Germany (and between themselves and Britain/France).
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  90. Well said
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  91. The MIC does not want to make shells at $6000 each, it wants to make missiles at $1 million each.
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  92. 3:35 "Pienaar reports a large force ... to the East, which is probably meant to be the West." The South Africans have actually got a good excuse for that. South Africa is around 30S, Egypt is 30N - the Sun's at the right height, but on the wrong side of them, so East and West will swap over. If a man knows instinctively which way is North (ie facing the midday Sun) giving him a compass wont help - he'll see what he expects to see.
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  93.  @russelledwards001  You lie.
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  94. In five mins, Syersky will send them back in.
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  95. Speaking with zero authority, I think "Blitzkrieg" was a term made up by the UK press to describe to the British public a new tactic the Germans were using in the opening days of the war.
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  96. Hello 🦌🦌🦌friends
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  97. But he should.
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  98. Only 2 comments? YT repressing like crazy, today.
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  99. They've prolly got guns at their backs to stop them withdrawing.
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  100. It comes to something, when moustache man gets the moral high-ground.
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  101. You're missing a few key facts about the Crimean Bridge. It was built by Putin. Its construction was ordered one day after the annexation of Crimea began. It's a Russian bridge to a Russian Crimea. It was built by a Russian firm - Zelensky didn't get paid.
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  102. And not a single one willing to stand up and declare war. It really is cowardly.
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  103. Germany sent nearly 4 million men, last time.
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  104.  @arostwocents  Because they realise some UK officials may be facing war-crimes trials.
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  105. "Evan Andersen"? Is that not a joke name - a play on "even-handed"? Does Evan even exist? Does he have an office? Does he have a licence to practice law? Or is he Trevor's alter-ego?
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  106. I bet those "Ukrainian" snipers all have British passports and speak fairly-fluent English.
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  107. I keep seeing absurd claims that Britain caused the war by failing to defend Czechoslovakia.
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  108. Indeed - they even believed science proved their superiority, and that those who would disagree, were disagreeing with science.
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  109. I noticed the anti-war propaganda started when the greatest-ever counter-offensive stalled, and is getting louder as Russia is winning faster.
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  110. Not 31% of America, but 31% of the handful of Democrats who were asked.
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  111. Hello 🦌🦌🦌friends. (I can't post on chat today.)
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  112. The trolls are out in force tonight.
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  113. And people over 18, who don't want to give their entire identity to YouTube and Google.
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  114. So,if the US is producing so much oil, why is he releasing 240 million barrels from strategic reserve?
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  115. Read "UK proposes" as "US proposes".
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  116. Yes, that was my thought , too. I wonder how many circuits a driver can do before he starts hallucinating - or has a seizure.
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  117.  @antonyjh1234  The West - they completely underestimated Russia
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  118. They'll be in the right place to surrender - which is the best outcome they could hope for.
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  119. What kind of sovereign nation will let troops of an other nation operate within it's borders? A small nation, a weak nation. When Italy invaded Ethiopia, Haile Selassie went to the League of Nations to appeal for military assistance from the other great nations.
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  120. Young men will not want to leave their families at the mercy of millions of illegal immigrants.
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  121.  @andretorben9995  In 1941 Germany had the best army in the world. They sent nearly 4 million of the best trained, best equipped, highly motivated troops into Russia. They captured entire Russian armies - amounting to 3 million men - in short order. They reached the gates of Moscow, and you know how that ended. Ukraine has never had the slighest chance of winning. The only reason they have held on so long, is that Russia allowed them to.
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  122.  @tolis7411  I write "Kiev" - that's what it says in my 1970s atlas.
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  123. Wallis was a Captain, not a General
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  124. Bread basket of Europe
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  125.  @GLo1975  An army is most vulnerable when half of it has crossed the river.
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  126. Yet the Russians are not so far out, the Americans not so far in, and the Germans not so far down.
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  127. Worse - he doesn't think the Captain of a destroyer knows the range of his own torpedoes.
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  128. Fair, yes. Wise? No.
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  129.  @carsonhunt4642  I think genuine mercs were abundant at the start, but after seeing the clownshow, lots of them went home.
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  130. Stop replaying the poor lad's collapse - it's abusive.
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  131. You didn't mention the kick-backs.
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  132. Well said.
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  133. The Brits took to gardening, and didn't have occupying troops stealing and destroying their crops. Brits also had POWs and Land Army girls working the farms. I'll bet evacuee children were also helping grow food.
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  134. Hello 🦌🦌🦌friends
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  135. It wasn't planned/intended.
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  136. Germans saw a link between the Dutch and the Deutsche? Me too.
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  137. It's an attack on a person's identity. "Happy is he whose name is well spelled."
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  138. Got to keep your eye on the goalposts, too. The number of people shot, the number of unarmed people shot, the number of unarmed black people shot, and the number of unarmed black people shot by police, are all very different things.
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  139. "Live by the sword, die by the sword."
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  140. Biden said "we, the people" meant the Government.
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  141. Zelensky is a puppet, and easily replaceable.
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  142. Hello deer friends
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  143. Well, tragi-comedy.
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  144. More like that Italian bloke.
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  145. You're not fooling anyone.
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  146.  @NedFlanders612  Totally-oataly
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  147.  @RC-nq7mg  If you drive a car I'll tax the street, If you try to sit I'll tax your seat, If you get too cold I'll tax the heat, If you take a walk I'll tax your feet.
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  148.  @arostwocents  Where do you think the Black Sea is? It goes all the way to the shore.
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  149. They're punishing him for sedition, when they haven't even tried him, much less convicted him. That's maladministration of justice - a crime.
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  150.  @E.D.998  That's a good point, but there's something more important - the opportunity cost. For the price of a Ferrari, you might get 10 Lada's, so you can get 10 times as much shopping. And iif you lose one, you still have 9 more.
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  151. Yes, it's a cheap cry for attention.
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  152.  @jeffreymcfadden9403  I'm English, and I have a hard time understanding English dialects.
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  153. Hello deer friends
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  154. Move closer, then volunteer.
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  155.  @RuzgarYldrm-zj9ec  "they fight for thier independance" They had their indepence for nearly 20 years. The nthey started shelling civilians in the Donbass region.
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  156. I'd like to add my thanks to the patrons who make TIK's work possible, and without which I wouldn't get to learn so much. Cheers, guys, and merry Xmas to you.
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  157. Cocaine's a hell of a drug.
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  158. If avdiivka is a fortress, and it's difficult to kill people in a fortress, then you want the enemy to come out of the fortress so you can kill them. These reserves sent in to take pressure off avdivka, are themselves far more vulnerable, because they're not in a fortress.
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  159. The pilots are the valuable things, and they tend not to be inside helicopters that are parked.
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  160. Snow Report Kyiv North Central Ukr Snow Kharkiv Est Central Ukr Snow Zaporizhia South East Ukr Snow Berdyansk SE (Sea of Azov) Snow Odessa SW Snow Belayevka Biliaivka/Odessa Snow Chronomorsk by Odessa Snow Sudak Crimea Clear Yalta Crimea Clear Sevastopol Clear
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  161. Germany has long had strong ties with Turkey, and Turkey is the long-time enemy of Greece.
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  162. Brunel tried something like this but his seals were made of leather and the rats kept chewing on them.
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  163. Shhhh.
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  164. A big problem with the climate models is that they average them all together to get their "best guess" - as if the average of a hundred wrong answers is the right one.
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  165. I agree, Turkey's a fortress.
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  166. It's Newsweek - so it's bs.
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  167. There's prolly a bounty to be won.
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  168. First
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  169. They are trying to make Dima - and by extention, us - stop talking.
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  170. From the Book of Arguments, Chapter 3, Verses 7 to 15. "Three shall be the counting of the hours, and the counting of the hours shall be three. Four shallst thou not count, and neither shall thou count to two - excepting that thou proceedeth on to three. Five is right out!" ... "Then lobbest thee thy history hand-grenade towards thy enemies, who, being naughty in thy sight shall shut up."
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  171. Bakmut has a huge underground chamber which is perfect for a military base. You can get trucks/tanks stores and hundreds, if not thousands, of men down there.
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  172. They're not hyper? :(
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  173. Goering wanted to recreate aurochs (big cattle) for his hunting forests.
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  174.  @HellGrouse  In the Soviet Union, during the life of Stalin, there was a drought and crop failure. The endless Soviet fields throughout the country were powerless against the hot summer. After studying the problem, borrowing foreign experience, scientists came to Stalin with a report. Stalin considered the arguments convincing, the next 3 years throughout the Soviet Union massively planted trees around the fields. I don’t know on what principle it all works, but since then not a single drought in the USSR or Russia has led to the horrific consequences of crop failure and famine. This is what I read about 10 years ago in some book.
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  175.  @breathless8075  That's prolly why he was picked for the job.
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  176. The value comes from people's savings - printing money destroys the middle class.
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  177. Thanks, Dima
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  178. I can't put my finger on it, but there's something about a nocturnal, maritime  fruit-seller, ... Hmmm.
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  179. Only if the factories can get the necessary materials/parts, and energy, of course.
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  180. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Taranto
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  181. Chinese must be wetting themselvess, laughing.
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  182.  @reinoud6377  YT deleted everthing, by the looks of it.
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  183. Yes, I've seen it - with two RAF fighters flying ahead .
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  184. Sounds like Newsmax took some Soros money. </Unsubscribe>
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  185. Hello deer friends
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  186. Yes, the Ukrs will simply follow the line of least resistance, and the Russians can choose how much resistance they give, so they can choose where the Ukrs go - and where they stop.
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  187.  otto Lincoln  Superficially, your comment was completely pointless: a waste of your time, and everyone else's. But if you think about it, it's a self-answering question. You hate X, and you don't know why, yet you take the time and make the effort to tell people that you hate X.  You hate X because other people told you they hate X, and you don't know why, because they didn't tell you why. So, you are spreading hatred of X without cause, and you wonder where hatred comes from.
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  188.  @diturner7247  You show us there's more than one way to sound like a nutcase.
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  189. He's just showing what's possible. Of course it's equally possible for Russian to attack at any point - especially at the northern end.
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  190. Generals don't know where money comes from. They think the Govt. can just print as much as it wants.
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  191. "The first combat use of Patriot occurred January 18, 1991 when it engaged what was later found to be a computer glitch." WikiP - Patriot.
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  192. Remind me?
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  193. First! [edit] Did I say first? I meant second. 😉
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  194. Newsmax disappears for a fortnight and then reappears without a word?
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  195. It's good to keep tabs on what the liars are lying about.
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  196. @Kyle Zobell Well, to be fair, back in Blighty we'd been building stone castles and cathedrals for 800 years (takes us to 1866).
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  197.  @hanyward9245  It's Dima's channel - he makes the videos - he can speculate as much as likes.
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  198.  @daffyduck780  How about the rest of us?
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  199. and his law licence.
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  200. Time is distributed evenly among all parties. Both sides will get fresh troops and new equiptment.
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  201.  @everdinestenger1548  To the Irish Sea!
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  202. A tasty piece of cake for you. 🍰
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  203.  @jasonmiller5369  I thought it was 65,000.
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  204. Doubt it - they're using small motorboats.
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  205. In 1941, with complete surprise, Germany sent 4 million of their best trained, best equiped, highly motivated troops into Russia. It did not turn out well. Germany lost the Eastern half of its country for over 50 (peaceful) years. Apparently, they learned nothing.
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  206. It's just a different kind of stupid.
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  207. They take years to train - you don't waste them.
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  208. That may be true. Certainly nobody else did.
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  209. Krab
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  210. It doesn't matter - it''ll come right eventually
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  211.  @egay86292  This claim brought to you by the MIC. I wonder if it's true. ... No, I don't.
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  212. Well that's going to be a fun drive home.
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  213. Gaslighting.
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  214. 1:34 Who fought in WWII? "The US, Germany, Japan and Italy." Score 1 for Hollywood.
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  215. There's a free book on Project Gutenberg called "Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions" by Charles Mackay. It was first published in 1841, and runs to three volumes.
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  216. Do you know how long it took to find and rescue that sub?
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  217. But not with taxpayer's money.
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  218.  @Alone-fx6uh  YouTube deletes comments with links.
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  219. I don't want Youtube to be arbiters of Truth(tm) - they're idiots, too.
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  220. Stop complaining
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  221.  @CapitaineNautilus  Indeed. Who fired the first shot? Ukraine shelled Donbass. - I meant Donetsk.
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  222. There's an Irish comedian, who tells a story of when he was sitting on the toilet, and his knee fell off.
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  223. No it isn't. Peer-review is little more than a spell-check. Trying to prove a claim false is the very method of science. The "gold standard" of science is replication.
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  224.  @arostwocents  And the source of those study books, are German Generals, who wrote books, to clear thier names of wrong-doing, and explain away their failures. See TIKhistory's 52 part series "The Battle of Stalingrad."
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  225. It's a win-win for the Russians; either the Ukes send reinforcements, or lose terrirtory and initiative.
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  226. Seems reasonable.
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  227. First!
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  228. A few more details, since I'm not busy ... When the balloon was "struck" it just sort of fizzled and smoked from the  cable net that surrounded the body of the balloon. Then there was a  bucket-sized flash down at ground level, next to the winch. The winch  operator ran. Then the tether began falling out of the sky, and the rest  of us ran. (Yes, I know that seems contradictory - just accept it.) Because this was not the first time the balloon had wandered off, it had  been fitted with a radio-control so that it could be remotely deflated. It didn't work well - I think the balloon got out of range quite quickly, but it worked well enough to make the balloon "touch down" a few miles from shore. Then sea-water got in and shorted out the battery.  Once we reached the balloon, the big problem was in trying to rope it. Our captain was loath to get his boat under it, because it could tip us over and sink us. Since we didn't have a single life-jacket between us, I approved of his caution. (For that same reason, we passengers couldn't all stand on one side of the boat, hence my doing nothing to help, beyond finding the  boat hook and nearly killing someone with it.) What the others did manage to do was remove the battery box with the remote controller inside. I can't say if that was a good idea or not, but while that was going on, the lifeboat arrived. They ordered us away so they could try to rope it.- which we did. They came in and fired ropes over the top of the balloon. That didn't seem to help. Then we went back in for another go. After a long  time, the life-boat crew told us to give up. We didn't, but they did - they went home . Eventually we got the balloon secured alongside, and it tried to pull us further out to sea - the tide was going out. We spent some long time just staying still, until the captain announced we were making half a knot - which cheered us greatly. Some time later we were making one and a half knots, and at last the lights on shore seemed to be getting closer.
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  229.  @jeffreymcfadden9403  We English grew up watching American shows on tv.
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  230. He's a dirty-tricks man, not a leaders of armies. If you want war-crimes, Budanov is the guy.
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  231. Every time you inflate the money supply, it produces a small boom followed by a bigger bust. The more you repeat the process, the smaller the boom and the bigger the bust. Governments have been doing this for 2-3 hundred years and it's always the same.
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  232.  @darkcloud5830  Irony. Orange man made 3 peace treaties.
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  233. Well, how many lynchings have there been in the last 20 years? Any? I don't think there has ever been a lynching in MI.
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  234. Public expense for private profit.
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  235. Hello deer friends
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  236. This grenade has no source.
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  237. 5:46
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  238. @RF-et2kv I believe Putin has a high qualification in economics, too.
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  239.  @ei9ju  They just wanted to take out the plane - not caring who was in it - imo.
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  240. Hello 🦌🦌🦌
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  241. You lie, he was not running for his life - they weren't shooting at him.
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  242.  @ZappyOh  Terrorism works best against civilians. The Russian army is must less susceptible to it - they also inspire fear.
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  243.  @JosephGibson  I noticed that all the leading climate alarmists had German names, too.
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  244. Hello dear friends
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  245. 👍
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  246. naval
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  247. No, we left EU because it is corrupt, and we wish to live under our own laws, not EU dictatorship.
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  248.  @KSmithwick1989  There are lots of military roles for women; admin, medical, police, intelligence, communications, etc, and AH also had women in his military services. The issue is about women in fighting. There's no particular advantage in using women in those roles, and I doubt many were. Perhaps some volunteered. I believe the number of people in uniform were; British Empire 18.5 million, Germany 19 million, and Russia 55 million.
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  249.  @keithsledger6282  Several people here don't realize you can start a war without making a declaration - an act of war often suffices.
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  250.  @Juandinggong  Hungary has always been a landlocked country - along with Serbia, Austria, Switzerland, ... It has river, road, rail and air connections.
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  251.  @mladenmatosevic4591  Britain had no army - that prolly made it easier. Also, the Romans had cavalry.
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  252.  @tolis7411  They don't seem to have learned anything from last time.
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  253. And class inequality; there's the elite, and the meat.
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  254. Intelligence is always the notzis weak point.
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  255. It's not only how many tanks you have, it's how many you can make. UK has lost most of its heavy industry.
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  256. She's probably KGB.
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  257. Dima dropping knowledge bombs on us.
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  258. The question is, how do you change GBP in a UK bank, into Roubles in a Russian bank?
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  259. The bots were clicking the ads to boost Twitter's income.
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  260. A jester stole the crown.
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  261. Next, he's going to want custody.
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  262. Generals don't know where money comes from.
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  263. The trouble with putting men in the city is that they're harder to supply, and the more densely they're assembled, the more effective the German artillery becomes.
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  264. via Google translate Ukraine is a girl who went for a walk in the West and after many insults, humiliations and promises to marry her, exhausted, hungry, up to her ears in debt and pregnant, she returns home to her native Matinka... It's good if she returns by herself and puts the child on her feet, but if she also drags all this junk with her, then trouble will also happen to the mother.
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  265. They needed footage of Biden being surrounded by people applauding.
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  266. Good idea. Very difficult thing to do in secret.
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  267. He looks like a teenager at a grown-up's party.
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  268. There was also a German judicial inquiry in the 1970s that opened the graves and came to a figure of 22,500.
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  269. That'll be the aviation fuel.
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  270. Ukraine snow report; it's everywhere!
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  271. You can't unload tanks from a train just anywhere - you need platforms.
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  272. I was paying 15% interest on an endowment mortgage! (Back in the late 1980s)
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  273. "We discussed truth and transparency". She didn't say what they decided.
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  274.  @rilmehakonen9688  If you drive from Berlin to Warsaw, you're moving in the Moscow direction, or towards Moscow.
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  275. Firstly, "we haven't recieved nothing" is common colloquial English, and secondly you know exactly what he means, so stop boring us all with your petty complaints. You're getting first rate entertainment for free. be grateful, or go away.
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  276. Capitalism is a law of nature - each plant and animal must make a living - must  work to eat. The cheetah is a capitalist. Socialism is also a law of nature - the family is socialist, the family meal is the redistribution of wealth.  Parasitism is also a part of nature - Marx was a parasite.
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  277. If you watch carefully, you may see the media report on the crime before it happens.
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  278. And very expensive.
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  279. There's no honour among theives.
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  280. Second
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  281. Russia will not the one to break the peace with Poland.
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  282. Ukraine was shelling the Donbass for years before Russia got involved.
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  283. They disarmed us.
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  284. I suggest, if you're in a Tory stronghold with a Remainer candidate, don't vote - reduce their margin. If they're a Remainer, it doesn't much matter which Remainer gets in, does it? If you vote for a Remainer, you give them a mandate to Remain.
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  285. 5 Ukrainians is neither here nor there.
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  286. We are in the quaternary ice age, and have been for over 2.6 million years.
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  287. The extension would not, itself, be a treaty - imho - but our membership of the EU most definitely is a treaty, and that is what they are coercing Boris to be bound to, aren't they?
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  288.  @jovanpejic  If "he's an actor" (meaning he's incompetant) is a defence, then he should resign or be removed immeadiately. Yes, we are waiting for him to tell everyone to surrender - it's the right thing to do.
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  289.  @stuartwray6175  Tony Blair's WMD lie was what, 1990s?
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  290. Hello (deer)(deer)(deer)
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  291. If you write it as; "If I tell the truth, then that's it. That's the truth." the meaning is completely different.
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  292. Italy switched sides in WWII. I think others did , too. Poland fought against both sides, and with Russia.
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  293.  @chriscalderin6677  The weapons are irrelevant. Germany had all the best weapons; it didn't help.
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  294.  @chriscalderin6677  Bad luck? Seriously? Behold the medieval mind. Ukraine was lost the moment it began shelling the Donbas. The only question is how many casualties they will take before they surrender.
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  295. No, TIK did not say "soldiers should pay for their ammo. You made a stupid strawman argument.
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  296.  @calebmon  Yes, he literally spoke (aot we, who are literally writing and figuratively speaking).That he literally spoke does not mean that his words must have a literal interpretation.
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  297. Yes, a sub would explain how they were able to hit Nordstream, the dam, and now the bridge.
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  298. Normally, "all men of fighting age" - 18 to 45 yrs.
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  299. Ireland was bailed out by UK, not EU.
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  300.  @goldenaye3  Nato has no sovereignty - no territory, and no waters.
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  301. How many more pilots and planes must be lost before close-formation flying is banned? There is no good reason to do it, and many good reasons not to.
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  302.  @jasonkozlow3225  Great story, bro.
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  303. Stalin never had a job. He went from student priest to bank robber.
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  304. Are they being funded by their grandparents?
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  305. Oh TIK, you have low self-esteem. Your videos are utterly awesome. You get good and bad responses, and can only believe the bad ones.
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  306. I see it.
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  307. No. Britain historically fights France and Spain, because they're nearby. We have no quarrel with Russia because they are far away.
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  308. Fisrt! Ah, beaten to it, again.
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  309.  @mayachico9766  Pepole go mad in groups, but return to sanity one by one.
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  310. That question is asked and answered everyday for the last 6 months. Read.
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  311. Fake news.
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  312. Thermal expansion of metal is how a mercury thermometer works!
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  313. Armour is heavy.
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  314. "The best propaganda is the truth"
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  315.  @Schurkie505  That's a lie - Milley said it, not Putin.
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  316. They inflated the money supply - that what inflation is.
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  317. Also Hogwarts ISN'T REAL.
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  318. Nuland was hoping to profit from the cruise missile attacks.
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  319. This is not history, this is (partly anti-Churchill) propaganda. It is achieved by not giving dates for the key events,and by giving a false impression of the time-line of those events. You misrepresent the Phoney War so as to consign it to the realm of myth. In WWI, Fighting in Belgium began on 4th August 1914. The first major British action was at Mons on the 22nd August 1914. That is to say, Britain's Army was fighting 18 days after the invasion began. By comparison, in WWII, the first British action[1] in Europe began 7 months after the invasion of Poland: that is the Phoney war. [1] Unless I've missed something - I'm not a historian. 1 Sept 1939 Germany attacks Poland. Sept 1939 BEF goes to France (not Belgium!), and digs defences. Oct Nov The Phoney War. Dec In this period, there is no fighting between the armies of Jan Britain (or France, Russia) and Germany (or Italy). Feb March 9 April 1940 Germany attacks Norway, Denmark. Battle of Norway ends the Phoney War. 9 April 1940 British landings in Norway. 10 May 1940 Germany attacks Benelux and France. 10 May 1940 Chamberlain resigns. 10 May 1940 Churchill becomes PM. 26 May 1940 Battle of Dunkirk begins. 4 June 1940 Battle of Dunkirk ends. 10 June 1940 British leave Norway. 10 June 1940 Italy declares war on Britain, North African Campaign begins. Now then. You claim Churchill is made PM as a result of the disaster in Norway. 1. Plainly, Chamberlain resigned because the Germans invaded Belgium - which nullified his negotiated "peace in our time". 2. Churchill was made PM because Chamberlain resigned - can't hold elections when a major battle is about to begin. 3. The Battle of Norway was a defeat, but not a disaster (it was of course a disaster for Norway, and a big strategic loss to Britain). ------------------ Battle of Norway - Source: Wikipedia. German Army: 7 divisions, 100,000 killed/wounded, land/sea: 5,296 Allied Armies: Norway 55,000, Allies 38,000 Total 93,000. Killed/wounded, land/sea, Nor/Brit/Fra/Pol: 6,602 That's less than 10% losses. ------------------ For comparison, the BEF lost ten times as many men as the Total Nor/Brit/Fra/Pol losses in Norway. The BEF lost 66,426 killed/wounded/pow/missing - about 25%. That's a disaster.
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  320. Truth is the thing tyrants fear the most.
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  321.  @MrLeadb1  They'll blame everyone.
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  322. Crimea is snow-free
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  323. Thanks, Dima
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  324. ".... and the vaccines are safe and effective." ~ Yellen
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  325. He means the land seen in the video is matched to the land as shown on a map. I remember when some terrorist army published video of thier training camp, analysts used buildings seen in the background to locate the position of the camp - which was then attacked.
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  326. Lots of US and EU desperately trying to shift all the blame onto UK.
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  327. Don't conflate the Scottish State with the Scottish people.
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  328.  @dzokavaac7307  Thanks, Dima - you're doing a grand job.
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  329. Not EMP, EW
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  330.  @egay86292  "Guyana achieved independence from the United Kingdom as a dominion on 26 May 1966 and became a republic on 23 February 1970,"
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  331. If you write is as a time 2:40 people can click on it and go straight there.
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  332. Brilliant stuff - bravo, but one quibble - no, you can't just "go and live in the woods" - almost every aspect of the hunter-gatherer lifestyle is illegal.
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  333. TIK said the problem with minority governments is that they can't get anything done. In periods of stability/prosperity, the less governments do, the better.
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  334. @Razzberry And in the Spanish civil war, the various communist factions fought each-other: Orwell was nearly shot on his first day there for being the wrong kind of communist. And the various communist factions of the French Resistance spent more time fighting each-other than fighting Germans.
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  335.  @toby01sk41  "Civil people"? You were reaching for the stars, there/
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  336.  @te_piriti9220  They have no choice - guns at their backs.
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  337. Wishful thinking.
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  338. Yes, CO2 is the planet's food supply. 500 million years ago it was over 5,000 ppm. Over 90% has gone - locked away, mostly in limestone. Now it's about 400ppm and the dangerous lunatics want to decrease it. If it goes below 160, photosynthesis stops and all multicellular life stops. The planet will be effectively dead.
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  339. Ah, I'm up to speed now. I'm not saying Belgium should've admitted the Maginot line, so the reason Belgium refused is of no concern to me. My point is that France should've continued the line to their northern coast. It would've made a big difference to France, Britain and Belgium -and Germany!
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  340. The Black Sea is mostly international waters - territorial waters only extend a few miles offshore. Edit: I looked it up - it's 12 miles for territorial waters. What that tells you is that it's 24 miles from Dover, England to Calais, France.
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  341. The UN "Human Rights" Council - China, Cuba, Malawi and Pakistan. Let that one sink in.
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  342. Obtaining money by deception IS illegal - it's called fraud.
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  343. The losses are the advancement.
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  344. Or, soon Avdiivka will be liberated.
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  345. They cause the drone to detonate prematurely.
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  346. We would be, if our policies and laws served the British people, but they're in goose-step with Europe.
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  347. They failed to explain how they rose above the evolution that made us resistant to change. I can see that massive flaw (one of many) without any qualifications.
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  348. If he had his phone with him, he brought the artillery down on himself and his company.
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  349. "There was Dido, Fido, Bonzo and Rex, Rover and Lassie and Spot. There was Butch and Candy,  there was Patch and there was Sandy. These were the dogs what I had got." (Kipper Family)
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  350. Yeah, they'll send "recruiters".
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  351. Greetings, friend, from England. Sorry about the mess - our Parliament is occupied by WEF - we're being destroyed more slowly. The roof's a bad place to be when bombs are falling - the shockwave could send you flying. Please take care.
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  352. Me too
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  353. The anti-war propaganda was noticeably absent during Ukraine's "counter-offensive".
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  354. 16:23 those fresh troops look like a school field trip, to me - they're all short and lean - and not well equiped.
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  355. Their only mission is to raise funds.
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  356.  @STRUGGLE247  And what does a Govt. pay its debt with?
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  357.  @TheImperatorKnight  There are Wikipedia pages for James Bond and Sherlock Holmes. Maybe there should be equivalent pages for these fictional characters Hoffman and Allerberger. That's a way to "get the word out".
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  358. The purpose in criticizing Dima's pronunciations is to undermine his confidence, and make him reluctant to say those words. It's a psychological attack.
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  359. They can no more act against Belarus than against Russia
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  360. You add unexploded clusterbomblets to the area (not a straight line, a cluster)
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  361. And that's more than you can say for the Alex Baldwin and Ashli Babbett cases.
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  362. I contend that capitalism is a law of nature; the cheetah must get more energy from her food than she used to catch it - she must make a profit.
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  363.  @zionismisterrorism8716  EU funds are from the wealthier EU nations; it's an exercise in wealth redistribution - and of course the EU redistribtes the wealth to itself, which is why it's never been audited: it's a model for corruption.
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  364. Turkey, I'd guess
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  365.  @calebmon  In your paraphrase "if a soldier ...", do you see the word "if"? Do you understand the meaning of that word? IF A does X then Y,  DOES NOT MEAN A should do X
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  366. Second?
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  367. We don't get all the evidence, everyday, we get "selected highlights" that may not be fairly representative.
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  368. It's a sure thing that there are Chinese observers with the Russian army.
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  369. Dima doesn't care what you think; nobody does. YT deletes comments.
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  370.  @karinjosefinemathes7204  Germany is on the same side this time as last time. It's the Allies that have switched sides.
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  371. That's called humanitarianism - and professionalism.
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  372. A quick way to see if your post has been auto deleted is to try to edit it. If you can't post the edited version, the original was deleted. x
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  373. I'm not allowed to see replies to your question.
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  374. England's East coast has a 6.5 metre tidal range, so a 1 metre wave is not a huge problem.
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  375. I think Ukr needs to get further south, and gather more troops before Russ closes the trap.
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  376.  @jonnawyatt  Thanks, Jonna
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  377. Tik,when you said "don't spit out your coffee", you nearly drowned me! <cough>
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  378.  @ronin8471  Of course this was back when $100 million was considered a lot of money.
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  379. We've had this conversation. It's been explained to you that it's more difficult than you imagine.
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  380. They showed a photo of lightly damaged tailplane.
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  381. Oooops, I'm late. I put my like.
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  382. 90 km2? For context. Bakhmut is 41 km2 Be aware that; 1) if the frontline is 500 km long, Ukr need only advance 180 metres, all along that line. 2) there's a "grey zone" between the two sides. Ukr can gain ground simply by making the grey zone smaller. 3) Are the gains gross, or net? Do they include, or exclude the losses? If I gain an acre here, and lose 10 acres there, I can say "I've gained 1 acre", or "I've lost 9 acres".
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  383. "They mostly come at night, ... mostly."
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  384.  @lepetitroquet9410  and yet thousands of Russian-speaking Ukrainians died.
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  385. "I will end fossil fuels." Biden
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  386. Well, his evidence against the Phoney war was 2 German attacks on RN ships, and some entertainment/propaganda film footage. That's called "damning with faint praise." Ahhhhh - my brain only works for short periods. He says there was real fighting going on, and points to enemy actions to make his point - which completely misses the point! The Phoney War describes the 7 month period in which the British and French armies were not fighting the German army.
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  387. MHz
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  388. Thanks, Dima.
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  389. It's called obstruction of justice aka perverting the course of justice.
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  390. Not just the deaths, but the demographics - the knock-on effect on marriages and births.
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  391. 🦌🦌🦌🍰🍰🍰
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  392. * $100
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  393.  @jordanhenshaw  From an electrical pov,the design/installation of that breaker panel is atrocious. They should be in a cabinet - behind a door -  protected from physical injury.
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  394.  @Cl0ckcl0ck  Trains are more expensive. I suppose the Russians will want trains after they win.
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  395.  @acrazedtanker1550  You just pulled a bait and switch. A lack of clean water is not a lack of water.
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  396. Imagination at work.
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  397.  @alexandernorman5337  It also gets top-heavy and unstable
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  398. The military restrictions were economically helpful to the German people - a war-machine is a very expensive thing.
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  399. Starlink is a satelite system.
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  400.  @uchennaabosi7651  it'd be on the order of 1 man per 2km of frontlines per day - not out of the question.
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  401. I'm sure those who receive will be allowed to enjoy their new-found wealth in peace, and those don't will accept their misfortune with quiet grace and dignity. Either that or California's going to be a war zone.
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  402. and living well is the best revenge.
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  403. Thanks, Dima - great job.
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  404. Your description sound very like reconaissance.
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  405.  @kartikeyatiwari2502  said "Russia (..)has literally 0 offensive potential" Except, of course, that they are currently occupying a large chunck of Ukraine. I wonder how that happened.
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  406.  @amandagorter1684  To be pro-Ukraine is a political position; to be pro-peace is a moral one.
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  407.  @stanislavnovikov8880  Condescension is not a valid argument - that's something you'll learn when you're older.
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  408. Second!
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  409. I don't think so.
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  410. Good morning 🦌🦌🦌It's chilly, damp, cloudy and grey, here.
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  411.  @icelake6843  said "Hey Donn, do you wear a diaper?" YouTube confirmed - 3 times - that that meets their "community standards"
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  412. She's a CIA recruit.
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  413. Speaking as a radio engineer, everything you said was wrong.
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  414. So the people are now the property of the State. Then all property is property of the State. Now you know what "fascism" is.
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  415.  @soulknife20  No,, the crazy part was killing all the Poles that lived in the forest.
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  416. Ammo depots have to be guarded, and kept away from civilians. The more depots you have, and the more you disperse ammo, the more guards you need, and the harder it is to protect civilians.
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  417. The judge is fending-off any reduction by an appeal court.
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  418. Imagine the cost to recover a sunken nuclear AC carrier.
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  419. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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  420. I gazed a gazeless stare, at all the millions there.
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  421.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Thanks, Sanette - you too.
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  422. It's economics that produces tanks - along with everything else. The most vital thing to understand is that we are fed because there is profit to made by feeding us. Where there is no profit, there is no food.
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  423. Good questions, Naama.
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  424. Stop saying "stop saying"!!!!
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  425.  @mdumisenihlophe4001  Wikip says "Zelenskyy grew up as a native Russian speaker in Kryvyi Rih, a major city of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast in central Ukraine." But of course, that was in the days of the USSR. (He was born 1978.)
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  426.  @timber750  You're wrong - it's the opposite. Dima does not update the map based on unconfirmed/ unofficial reports, precisely so that his map is protected from propaganda/bias - both his own, and his sources.
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  427.  @serega1208  The average life of a WWII tank in battle was 10 hours.
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  428. The sea will break it up, spread it around and bury it.
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  429. They didn't go away - the Europe Union was the same goal by other means.
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  430. That's a lot of cope in one paragraph.
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  431. The only way out I can imagine is they stall to prevent a vote - in which case we win.
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  432. Russian has over 2 million trained, fighting-age men in reserve.
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  433. Satelite images.
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  434. You can print a lot of ballots with $61 bn.
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  435. "If you cut off my tongue, you don't prove me a liar, you show you fear what I might say."
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  436. No, we are in an ice age RIGHT NOW. We have been in this, the quaternary ice age, for 2.6 million years.
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  437.  @measureman168  Strawman argument. Dima doesn't make 1000 guesses.
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  438.  @Wlados135  Over 50% of french population were female.
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  439.  @davidthompson1369  Too bad he wont get to enjoy them.
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  440. Here it is https://youtu.be/Tp_k5Li3C-Y I enjoyed that, thanks.
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  441. @Tim Bazley It was always EU intent to split up the UK - divide and conquer. The Scottish, Welsh and NI assemblies were part of that process.
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  442.  @RtFa-ol7vd  Yes, indeed.
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  443.  @RtFa-ol7vd  Немцы думают так: Сделано в Германии = военное преступление Совершено Германией = не военное преступление.
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  444.  @mitsubishilancerevox8707  1. That's opinion - you can't compare them. 2. It's a false dilemma - you can be both. 3. They're not binary states - there's many levels of fit and fat. 4. Better for who (or what)? 5. I wouldn't know.
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  445. Some folk'll criticize because they've never done anything great themselves. It's easier for them to bring you down than raise themselves up.
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  446. He may have travelled in a mail bag.
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  447. How inclusive, how tolerant.
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  448. You just take the outcome - (say) US defeat of Japan - and assume that's what the Japanese Emperor/Govt. wanted. Then the evidence supports your "theory" and you get to feel superior to everyone else - which is the point of the exercise.
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  449. * By their government.
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  450. 👋🦌
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  451. evergreens
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  452. Yes, it was a mistake. He's doing half-hour videos in a foreign language.
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  453.    Anyone who's had central heating knows the sound of expanding pipes.
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  454. It was deep underground.
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  455. I'm pretty sure Bliar made a law against protests outside the Houses of Parliament, too. Whatever happened to that?
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  456. Rewriting history (editing tweets) was part of the business of Minitrue. (1984)
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  457. I think you're first, today
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  458.  @fanenthusiast3802  In making a plea, you're responding to a specific charge (or accusation). One plea for each charge.
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  459. What about Judea?
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  460.  @MicroClases_Ciencia  Russia bombed a port that was smuggling in weapons and ammo.
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  461. Some folk are very fixated on the idea that "socialism" involves workers owning the means of production. How do workers do that? If they combine their wealth to build a factory, they are capitalists. If they take the factory, they are thieves.
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  462. 200 sq miles is a little over 500 sq km 120,700 + 500 = 121,200 sq km
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  463.  @ItalMiser117  "Just asking" said the troll.
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  464.  @limedickandrew6016  Russia has National Service - almost everyone serves in the armed forces, so Russia has 25 million fighting age (under 35) trained reservists.
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  465. This Western invasion of E. Europe and Russian Fed began in 1989 - when the Berlin Wall fell. They have had 25 years to build a shell factory. The reason they did not is, they were told this war would be won without shells.
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  466. So many folks don't like you busting leftist anti-nuclear propaganda.
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  467. Your voice went quiet several times during that video, but only for short moments. Nothing you said was lost.
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  468. Ypa, indeed.
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  469. Remind me, when did the US withdraw from Germany?
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  470. You could get "winning" and "losing", or "victorious" and "defeated" in there.
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  471.  @krasav  Yes, landing ships can sail up to the water's edge and the front swings open to let tanks etc out.
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  472. As a rough guide, wind strts pushing you around at 30 mph, and is impossible to stay on your feet in at 70mph.
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  473. It takes funding to put troops on the ground.
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  474. Allow him his privacy.
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  475. I wouldn't be surprised if he fell out of a Washington window, while reaching for a bag of drugs and money.
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  476. Yes, and using a smallpox picture is alarmist propaganda.
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  477. There have been huge increases in yield-per-acre since WWII.
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  478. I had the equivalent thought - "US not involved" but maybe CIA.
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  479. Testing
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  480. If you kill all the people, who owns the land?
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  481. I wonder if anyone else has ever recieved such a welcome by the UAE.
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  482.  @ShamanKish  It's the goal of all of them
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  483. Russia has been negotiating with Nato since 1989 fall of the Berlin wall. East Germany joined Nato on the understanding that Nato would not go an inch further East.
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  484. First!
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  485. Pots and kettles come to mind.
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  486.  @yugimumoto1  I've never seen an UK tv advert that obeyed all the rules. Govt ads are invariably grossly offensive and unsuitable for children.
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  487.  @stephenvanwoert2447  taking out loans with no intention to repay them is called "fraud".
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  488. @Jasta 2 So you're another troll, talking nonsense.
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  489. It's as if the Russian soldiers haven't been told. (They don't have their mobile phones, I think.)
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  490. What i see is 187K subscribers, 1,860 views (1% of subs) and 188 likes (10% of views). That suggests either a) only 0.1% of subscribers like Tik's videos, or more like likely b) YT is stealing at least 400% of TIK's (**) income. ** and everyone one else's since this 10% likes happens to all videos (that I watch).
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  491. Bravo, sir - well done.
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  492. Because the Director was next to her, and Alex is a poor shot.
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  493. He's going to help them straight into Europe.
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  494. A contract must benefit both parties to it.
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  495. How about this? Take a plastic coffee cup and spray liquid clay on it, and then heat it. Obviously the plastic will shrink and destroy the shape, but I'm sure with $1 million in research, we can overcome that.
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  496. If an army is 40% non-combatant, and half of those (20%) officers, then an 100,000 man army would have 20,000 officers. A loss of 2,000 officers would only be a 10% loss. The problem could be handled simply by increasing the number of soldiers in each platoon.
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  497. Everything conducts heat - more or less. Even in a vacuum flask, your coffee will go cold.
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  498.  @adamroodog1718  Yes, I saw that - very impressive. I imagine it's something like a space blanket. A cape doesn't have much contact - especially not with skin.
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  499. If you add the time, people will know what you're talking about, and you might get more replies.
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  500.  @JosephGibson  Yes, I've noticed that fro a long time. I noticed they interred the Japanese Americans, but not the German Americans. And I noticed that The NS groups that were in every western country before WWII all seemed to vanish back into the woodwork.
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  501. Moldova isn't shelling civilians, is it?
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  502. That's why they hired him.
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  503. What a stupid question! If it goes to court, Elon would be the defendant. You can't accuse the defendant of "using the courts".
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  504. Yes, you're right. The building on the map has a ridge line along the roof - it's shaped like a prism. The one in the video has a pyramidal roof.
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  505. They aren't getting paid, that's for sure.
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  506. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  507. Nemesis.
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  508. @Patrik Kalus I think it was the same basic plan - murder the weak, enslave the strong, Germanize a few, and reward collaborators. What varied was the numbers.
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  509. There's a couple of thousand "Moscow subway" videos on the Russian social-media site "OK".
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  510.  @bak2back  Lol Anonymous stranger on the internet "confirms" improbable claim from anonymous stranger on the internet.
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  511. You win first post, I think. Have a tastey piece of cake. 🍰🍰🍰
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  512. The planet has been cooling for 8,000 years.
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  513.  @petertruong46  Is that the China with a giant wall along its border?
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  514. Rofl
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  515. In the '30s a small one was fine, but in the '40s everyone wanted a big one. I read somewhere that the nmber of people in uniform was; Germany 19 million, British Empire 18.5 million and Soviet Union 55 million (USA unknown).
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  516.  @jovanpejic  The sunk cost fallacy.
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  517. I think the Ukr Army gets their ideas from our comments.
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  518. It means the population is enslaved and imprisoned.
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  519. I'd say fillay meanyon.
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  520. In daylight, they'd be sitting ducks, and at night, the road would be invisible - covered in mud.
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  521. WWI western front became an artilllery duel.
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  522. They now realise there may be consequences.
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  523. I hope so. I guess the tanks are impervious to anti-personnel mines - which is most of them.
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  524. There is no industry without energy.
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  525. Third!
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  526. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  527. That'll be for Russian speakers.
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  528. Trump stays on until right before the Election - to avoid legal challenge.
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  529. They wont fare any better.
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  530. IG Farben didn't sell the idea of the Holocaust. They produced what they were told to produce.
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  531. Elon's got $40 billion riding on this - he's bound to be cautious.
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  532. Not quite. The British would have invaded Norway, but the Germans beat them to it (by one day). So when the British arrived they were not invaders, but foreign aid.
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  533.  @TonyFisherPuzzles  I think you mean "it's no one's business what they do over their private land in their private airspace." Over public land it's the public's business. They no more have exclusive rights to "miles from anywhere" than they do to "far, far away".
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  534.  @jakep5442  No, Putin has been elected President four times, and appointed as PM twice.
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  535. It'd be the first time they did something for us.
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  536. Mappers have built reputations, through years of mapping, and Dima has been watching them for years, so is able to assess their reliability.
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  537.  @yves2348  70,000 is Ukr killed, for the great spring/summer/autumn offensive.
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  538.  @_Who_Am_I_And_Who_Are_You  The SBU (CIA) put it there.
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  539. That's in Russia. [Edit] I got that wrong. [Edit] If you send missiles into Russia, expect to get a few back.
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  540. It's an activist group, run by a relative of Nuland.
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  541. Yes, and it's not the battlefield losses, it's the food shortages and disease that follow along.
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  542.  @Neutralizer520  Try editing your comment; if you can't, it's gone.
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  543. It was a $5 job, just to read the question!
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  544. 👋🦌
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  545. Well done, Dima. You misled me about the attack on Romania, and now I can't trust anything you say.
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  546.  @Seerwealth  Yes, the US is underestimating (as usual) China and Turkey.
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  547.  @djknox2  said " The bigger risk for temperature rise is likely water vapour." Water vapour and CO2 are moderators of temperature. With water it's easy to prove - compare daily temperatures in Brazil with Algeria.  Nation, humidity MinT MaxT Brazil, 100% 20 C 30 C Algeria, 0% 10C 40 C
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  548.  @encompassthyeclipse7278  Russia is too cold for me
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  549. That's 149.200 MHz
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  550. Churchill said "I know history will remember me kindly as I intend to write it myself."
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  551. High school, by the looks of them.
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  552.  @seanh4841  That's very kind of you, Sean. Thank you.
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  553. looks like I'm being shadow banned.
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  554.  @PhilipBrier  said "a lot", "some", "one", but brought no evidence.
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  555.  @RickyRisnandar  Those people being the bankers.
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  556.  @leodefine86  America would risk a nuclear war in Europe - they don't live there.
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  557. Very selective memory you have.
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  558. It means everyone's in the army - like N. Korea.
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  559. That's how the battle of Kursk began.
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  560. The "Ice Age" didn't end, the Quaternary Ice Age has been ongoing for 3 million years: what ended was a glacial period (especially cold), and now we're in an interglacial period (less cold). We are in an ice age, because there is miles-deep ice on Antarctica and Greenland.The temperature in Antarctica gets down to -90 degC, the North Pole -60 deg C, and Greenland -33 dec C, so the ice is not going anywhere any time soon.
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  561. Russia should take land as compensation for their expenses. Russia needs to take land as a buffer.
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  562.  @lordfrostwind3151  They don't need heavy ships in the Black Sea.
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  563. We like that Dima made another video - we are grateful to him.
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  564. Nato is just an expensive folly, these days.
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  565. Yes.
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  566. Then why did HMS Hood (1920) have 15 inch guns, that could throw 2,000 lb shells over 30 miles?
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  567. UK voting was anonymous to protect voters (tenants) from retribution by candidates . (landlords).
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  568. and their neighbours.
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  569. Na__ can mean; 1. Member of the NSDAP, 2. Person who holds Na__ views. Of course 1. is a member of 2., but 2. is not necessarily a member of 1. But 2. is a Na__ because 2. The SS was subordinate to the SA which was part of the NSDAP.
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  570.  @bogdankukic341  It took me a while, but I got there. Well done.
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  571. Looks like you're first today. Well done.
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  572. If you're going from (Washington to) Berlin (to Warsaw) to Moscow, you don't go through Ukraine.
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  573. @LCARSDATANODE Yes, France has won more battles than they lost
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  574.  @georgewilder7423  And abandoning their allied followers.
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  575. There's also the problem of insurance: a cargo-laden ship is a ruinous thing to lose at the best of times.
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  576. Stalin's dead.
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  577. Lol. "Nothing more negative here than previously." That's a curious defence - admitting you've got previous form.
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  578. You see what you're intended to see.
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  579. It doesn't matter - you know what he means.
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  580. Us, probably.
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  581. OMG! THIS IS HUGE!!!!
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  582. Hello, Dima. I saw some of your (English language) videos on a Russian social media site called OK.
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  583. No, Ukraine can stop attacking the Russians at any time.
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  584. I'm on version 49, which is the latest that'll run on WinXP
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  585. well, it wasn't two days ago
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  586.  @jordanhenshaw  If your cabinets jam, your aircraft is bent.
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  587. Nothing. No-one experiences global annual average temperature. Allegedly it's about 15 Celcius. No-one experiences their national annual average temperature. In UK, that's about 9.5 Celcius.  You see that? I live where it's 5.5 Celcius below glob ann av temp.   OMG, right? But wait. In January, the average temperature is just 6 Celcius"! In July, it's 16 Celcius! We get 10 degrees change in average temperature in just 6 months!  And that means we can only grow food outdoors for half the year!  How on Earth do we survive, you ask?  Well, we live in houses, we wear clothes, and we store food.
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  588. I was just thinking that, myself. They didn't get to use the first load - Russia blew up the warehouse.
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  589. Youtube - it's one way of keeping a channel down
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  590. When Ukr takes a field, they desperately try to hold it. When Russians take a field, they often soon withdraw.
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  591. Ah yes - good thinking.
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  592. Well said.
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  593. Looks like the jury will refuse to decide - which would lead to a retrial.
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  594. No, Russia fighting to survive, Ukraine fighting for gold.
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  595. Bravo! 🎖🍰
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  596. The Libya - Egypt border.
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  597. Zaluzny can negotiate his own safe harbour.
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  598. He's got enough to do.
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  599. The pivotal point that escapes me is, why is it a good idea to pump 900,000 barrels/day of crude oil 2400 miles from Alberta to Houston, refine it, and then truck the refined products up the country again? Why not put a refinery in North Dakota?
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  600.  @bioliv1  Don't be too sad - he's a billionaire, and he avoided being shot for treason.
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  601. Testing said "Germany is going full Nazi again." x means it's still here - I can edit it.
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  602.  @Volkan-uh2by  Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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  603.  @bimbocrammmm  I disagree. Nato is depending on a coup in Russia, to which end, they think attacks on Russian civilians might help.
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  604. That's called "appeal to selected evidence."  That you single out 1933 suggests that your claim is not true for 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938 and 1939. That you point to "size" of the army, suggests your claim is not true for warships, war aircraft, tanks, etc, - the "strength" of Poland's military - for 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, and even 1933.
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  605. I suspect building a community is not in line with their community values
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  606. No, it's denial of natural climate change.
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  607. He's on target to get 100k views - half his 200k subscribers - in 4 hours.
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  608. So you moved the goalposts from Baltic elections to Russian elections. There were US diplomats in Riga (Latvia) to 17 June 1940 and Tallinn (Estonia) to 4 Sept 1940, in Helsinki (Finland) to 17 December 1942. And so on.
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  609. That's not what Art. 5 says.
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  610. Socialism is theft. You cannot steal stuff you own. First you must sell it, only then can you steal it!
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  611. I never saw such a passive group of kids before. Are they sedated?
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  612. "I am not in any way condoning german war crimes" Yes, you are.
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  613.  @CapitaineNautilus  You're illiterate. It's utterly irrelevant what is hit.
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  614.  @2funny269  Russia is next door to China.
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  615.  @Sugarnaut  Invasion of Norway (British & German). Invasion of Iceland. Invasion of Channel islands. ...
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  616. @The Nerevarine Spammers? They're working a) spreading propaganda - which is recruitment, and b) trying to get TIK banned.
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  617. The UK IS being dissolved.
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  618. No, treason.
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  619. Britain has not declared war on anyone - so far as I'm aware.
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  620. Kirby lies. Is it 12 months to the next US Presidential election?
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  621. Merry Xmas, Javier. How are things there?
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  622. The professor is not on trial. He can profess any opinion he chooses, and his speech is protected by the first ammendment. The question of fact (Was the election fraudulent?) is not relevant to the discussion, and the professor's opinion does not alter the fact. (Imo the election was as crooked as ... as the Democrat Party!)
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  623.  @DEATH-THE-GOAT  There's about 13 definitions of the word "free" - "unoccupied" is one of them.
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  624.  @ferdinanddaratenas3447  There aren't many reliable sources for that one.
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  625. It's Cyprus.
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  626. I LIKE TRAINS
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  627. 🦌🦌🦌
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  628. Mann belongs in State pen.
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  629. Ah, hello - I was hoping to find you as I haven't got anyone else to tell. I was watching flight radar this morning, and saw an Ethiopian Cargo plane fly from Belgium to China, passing right by Moscow. Europe won't operate flights to Russia, but will happily use Russian airspace.
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  630. It may only be temporary, or a deception.
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  631. Twelthst!
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  632. They're clamping down hard - prolly to limit the channel's reach.
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  633. Jewelry is easy to carry across national borders, and fairly easily redeemed for cash. That's why "diamonds are a girl's best friend" - she can grab them and run.
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  634. You do realize we don't know how old he is, right?
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  635. You know you're over the target, when you're taking the most flak.
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  636. No, we don't.
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  637. Since when is an AG a judge?
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  638.  @goofygooferson7834  It's trivially easy to show that extant things exist - just produce one. I can prove forks exist by stabbing you with one. If you want to claim aliens (or unicorns, leprichauns, pixies, elves, goblins, ghosts, ghouls, angels, demons, etc exist, show us one. (That list is itself proof that humans lie.)
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  639.  @SneakyNinja837  convincing, who, when where? Sounds like you're making stuff up, to me.
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  640. "possession is 9/10ths of the law."
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  641. Putin should demand Poland and Romania be removed from Nato, and reparations be paid by all those countries that financed the conflict.
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  642. "The great and just Russia will win and move forward today as well! 😊"
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  643.  @flyingturret208thecannon5  You're using the term in this sense https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_engineering_(security) while I use this sense https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_engineering_(political_science) which is more usual. Don't be insulting to people who know different things than you.
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  644. People shouting traitor and sell-out may well be Remainers.
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  645.  @Olegstuff21986  Yes, she's not there to make peace.
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  646.  @daffyduck780  You cannot tunnel under a river in a warzone - it's impossible to keep secret, and far too vulnerable to attack.
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  647. Not least because there are already several Nato countries on Russia's border.
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  648. well, light and cheap, anyway.
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  649. Well, number 2.
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  650. About 770 per day. Russia has national service - everyone does a year in the army, so they have a military reserve of about 25 million.
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  651. Defeat the Army first, then worry about the territory.
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  652. @Brandon_37 Jim Bo knows it's a lie. He's just trying to rationalize the fact of the German starvation of Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania, and so on, and so on. Germany, along with Japan and Italy, were responsible for food shortages around the world. When millions of men are having to fight, food production falls. Thus Germany, Japan and Italy caused the famine in Bengal.
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  653. 🦌🦌🦌🐄
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  654. It would surely be a case of self-defence.
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  655. Lucia de Berk was a pediatric ICU nurse - one of the best. She wasn't posted at one hospital, she went wherever there were the most sick children. Where there are the most sick children, the most children die. So, where ever she went, there was an increase in child deaths. So, she was wrongly convicted of multiple murder. You have to be very careful with razors.
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  656. He knows - he said "we're examining it", not "we're teaching it". He lied right there.
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  657. I predicted the "counter-offensive" would begin on 6th June (D day), for the same sort of reason.
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  658. Sometimes you need to sacrifice a pawn.
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  659. They hit it twice, so that seems fair. ... Pointless, expensive, stupid, but fair.
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  660. Stalemate - each had half of Germany.
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  661.  @xKevmachinex  It's not opinion. To anyone who watched this video, it's a plain fact.
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  662. @TraMaChi When all you have is name-calling, you lose.
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  663. As I understand it, ... Austin visited Ukr. Ukr bombed Belgorod. So Russia bombed Karkov Hotel with Nato "mercenaries" (ie CIA).
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  664. Take what you're given, and be thankful.
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  665. Why?
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  666. Well, it passes Youtube's censorship system. z
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  667. "80 million voters" and "80 million votes" are very different things.
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  668. Sixth!
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  669. I knew.
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  670.  @johndesade126  You might think him a German Painter.
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  671.  @freddydutchman  They took Denmark in one.
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  672. Also if you are rightly accused of something. And until you are accused of something, shut up.
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  673. It slows you down to a crawl, and if you leave them, you have no escape route.
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  674. It's getting there.
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  675. Who gives a crap what the NYT says?
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  676. Mental incompetence is not a crime. Mueller abused his power to attempt to remove a sitting President, which is treason.
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  677. Mastercard has been developing a system that allows vaccine status to be accessible via payment card.
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  678. Yes, that somehow seems pertinent, to me.
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  679. My take on that was that Lewis was giving the official line, with his own opinion reserved and open to persuasion.
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  680.  @djordjelezajic8435  Hong Kong was leased from China, and the 100 year lease ran out during Maggie Thatcher's time.
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  681. Another twist. The international rules of war only apply to war. Neither side has declared war.
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  682. Where there's a rule, there's a tactical advantage to be gained by cheating.
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  683. It's a truckload of explosive.
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  684. A capacitor is not a battery. A capacitor can charge - and discharge - a million times a second - continuously, for years!
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  685. One of the tank battle videos shown yesterday was an old video (from last year).
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  686.  @BowserTheMighty  Sure you are, and I'm a happy gnome.
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  687. He's wearing a Russian-prole-type hat - as worn by Lenin!
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  688. Yes, the phrase "not strategically important" is word-play.
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  689. He only feels safe in his metal car.
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  690. @Bob Landers Sir What'sisname said "if your results rely on statistics, you should've done a better experiment."
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  691. I think it was for insertion and extraction of special forces.
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  692. 40% duds, I think.
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  693. What's a "world leader"?
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  694.  @reinard9124  That's our Mil.Sum. Chan host, you're talking to.
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  695.  @frankmccarthy1779  The job description was "king for a day."
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  696. Fear creates hatred, too.
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  697. Goering said (of the race registration law) "I will decide who is a Jew and who is not."
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  698. He's doing what he's paid to do.
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  699. That's about right.
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  700.  @pedropalotes7638  No, the Baltic is not blocked; not by Denmark, Norway, UK, France, Belgium, NL, Germany, Poland, oe Estonia. Any country that attacks a Russian ship will lose Nato protection.
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  701. Oh, and if you've got glass windows, tape them up.
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  702.  @AskhabovAhmad  YouTube deletes posts with links. [edit] You might get a Wikipedia link thro - if you're lucky, but you can't link to a UK Govt webpage - it might contain facts.
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  703. OMG - it runs on kerosene (aviation fuel) and diesel (road transport fuel)!
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  704. The US AWACS would be first
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  705. Because they'renot looking to supply your energy needs, they're looking to ration energy - to make you poor, keep you poor, and prevent you from improving your condition.
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  706. Maybe they promised him the Presidency of Ukraine.
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  707. You missed that they also "brown-washed" the actor playing Saville (Paul Whitehouse?). 0:10 Saville's face was as white as his hair.
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  708. Crucial information omitted - where will this excercise be held?
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  709. Ironically, Jim spent half his life jogging because he was afraid of dying of a heart attack at a young age.
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  710.  @danielpetrucci8952  He's trying to make you shut up.
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  711. Those awesome ones - your patrons - without whom, folk such as me would never get to see your superb videos - are the ones whose opinions matter.
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  712. Hello 🦌🦒🦌
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  713.  @Imperius12  Russia has got food, fuel and most critical materials - it is quite self sufficient. (No bananas or rubber.) By contrast, WWII Britain, with 48 million people, needed to import 4 million tons annually of food and materiel just to stay alive.
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  714. You put beer in your porridge this morning, didn't you?
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  715.  @winstonsmith478  The IPCC said the ocean-atmosphere is a "close-coupled chaotic system that cannot be modelled." Then they ignored themselves and pretended it could be done.
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  716. As bad as driving in fog.
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  717. Who laughs? Sociopaths laugh.
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  718. Power is a drug.
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  719. Russia broke blitzkreig at Kursk.
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  720.  @lckee820  He prolly wasn't very bright to start with.
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  721. My comment about harming pigeons was deleted.
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  722.  @timber750  "Not CIA" said the CIA.
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  723. A tasty piece of cake for you. 🍰
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  724. The uniparty selects the candidates, so it doesn't matter who you vote for.
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  725. He has a team.
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  726. @Stugbit Fz Yeah, but they were also developing the Elephant: there's a certain amount of "proof of the pudding" and a certain amount of "Madman Hitler".
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  727. I expect Zaluzhny understands the political side of martial law rather better than comedy President Zelensky.
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  728. Russia will take it all, all the way to Poland.
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  729. You can easily spot a Marxist- when they've got no argument, they claim your pov is "debunked", the claim the question is "settled".
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  730. The Gulf War is a good example of that. One day they were blowing up bridges, the next, they were rebuilding them.
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  731.  @williamneal8162  Europe's not going to war with Russia - especially not over Ukraine.
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  732. Ukraine was preparing for this war long before Russia knew it was going to happen. They made undergound fortresses, which are difficult to find and destroy.
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  733. Looks like you were first. Have a tasty piece of cake. 🍰
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  734. Don't worry, the Ukrainians will fly them gently.
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  735. US Army helicopter H47 flying offshore Romania
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  736. So no actual crimes then.
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  737.  @ZappyOh  Hence the genocide of Ukrainians by the collective west.
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  738. Destroying houses with bombs is a waste of houses, bombs and money. Making bomb craters is providing the enemy with places of safety - doing their diging for them. Fights only happen between those able and willing to fight. The goal then is to remove the enemies willingness/ability to fight. Massive barrages are not only very expensive, but they encourage the enemy to stay away. The further away the enemy, the more difficult and expensive it is, to attack them.
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  739. You can't send sappers out into that.
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  740. Yes - so long as it's got young women.
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  741. It's only taken the BBC 13 years to wake up to the murder of thousands of civilians in the Donbass region.
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  742.  @tmarinelic  Yes, but he got the job by default,, and wasn't expected to achieve anything.
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  743. Sun Tzu says soldiers fight hardest when placed in danger.
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  744.  @sharongoldsworthy3505  He also said "I'm innocent".
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  745. Burning hydrocarbons produces CO2 and H2O - neither of which are pollutants, both are highly desired by plants.
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  746. Or "give me half a page of any man's handwriting, and I'll find something in it to hang him" (Forgot the name, Britain's first "Spymaster-General")
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  747.  @Philip271828  The law is not to punish the guilty, it's to enrich the lawmakers.
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  748. Because _he doesn't know them_!
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  749. They banned Stephan Molyneux when he reached 1 million subs.
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  750. Some cake 🍰
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  751. Eurasia was starving.
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  752. 🍰🍰🍰
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  753. What are we going to get for our £39 billion? Nothing - it's tribute.
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  754. Not merely fraud, but wire-fraud to boot.
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  755.  @kleooo4  Youtube deletes posts containing links.
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  756.  @elitniygamer  What should be said depends who is speaking. I speak English, so I say "Kiev". It looks like the original post has been deleted, so it's a moot point.
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  757. 10km is about 6 miles. That wasn''t hard, was it?
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  758. 5 stages of grief; shock, denial, anger, bargaining, acceptance.
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  759. He cannot please everyone.
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  760. The EU has no business planning the economies of nations.
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  761. You're lying.
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  762. ShowerLight! The water from the shower turns a water-wheel which makes electricity to power a light.
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  763. What tusk said there is complete nonsense.
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  764.  @pascaleduprez9908  No, it's chosen, not choosen.
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  765. Who? Where? When? What are you talking about?
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  766. It doesn't matter.
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  767. Yes, the espionage question is concealed from casual view.
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  768. Life's too short to pick apart all the world's bogus claims - "falsus in uno falsus in omnibus" applies.
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  769. @@no-content-yet-7553 Operation Barbarossa numbers are insane. In June 1941, 3.7 million Axis army faced 2.8 million Soviet army. 26 weeks later, they had; - suffered 1million casualties. - taken 600,000 km2 of ground - reached the outskirts of Moscow, and - inflicted 4.5 million Soviet Army casualties.
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  770. With the Norway campaign, the Allies at least tried to take the initiative, but the Germans had the same idea and moved a fraction sooner. With Belgium, Britain and France waited patiently for 8 months for the Germans to take the initiative - a ridiculously generous move, which Germany punished heavily.
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  771.  leathan7  I LIKE TRAINS
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  772. "That's racist."
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  773. Those billions are not lost, just delayed.
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  774.  @Freedomfred939  A crime is the breaking of a law. Laws are founded on sovereignty (my house, my rules). Nations cannot bind each-other with laws because that goes beyond the limits of sovereignty. Rules for the conduct of war are made by treaty (I won't bomb cities if you wont.) If one side breaks the treaty, the other side ceases to be bound by it - or else the transgressor would have an advantage.When Germany bombed London, they gave Britain full licence to bomb German cities. That's all there is to it.
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  775. 🦌🦌🦌🐰🐰🐧
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  776. Pine trees also contain oil. That pine-scent? That's pinenes - aromatic hydrocarbons. (Gasoline is an aromatic hydrocarbon.)
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  777. "newswoman" - that's just a cover story.
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  778.  @MarkBarrack  You wouldn't worry a bit, if you're neighbour was an amateur bomb-builder, or amateur smallpox researcher, would you?
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  779.  @benholroyd5221  And thus you clearly demonstrate why socialists are more likely to go to war! You know nothing of the costs of war - you don't even know why they should be a factor to consider.
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  780. Congratulations on making the first comment 🍰🍰 Поздравляем с первым комментарием🍰🍰
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  781.  @Fredmayve  Oh look - the politics of envy.
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  782. They're saving the fun stuff for Nato.
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  783. It's easy, when you consider the alternative.
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  784. That's less than 250 Calories - and that's if the bread's made of wheat - no sawdust.
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  785.  @saltysalt7339  Yes, Russia has conscription, meaning almost everybody does a year or two military service, and almost everybody who has done military service goes on the Reservist list, so Russia is always in a position to call up millions of Reservists, should it need to. It currently does not.
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  786. It isn't hard to do.
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  787.  @Cl0ckcl0ck  Good point - I'd forgotten that.
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  788. Nice one, 🦌friend
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  789. That's not true. See WWI.
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  790. As I understand it ... Twitter can keep Elon out by buying back their own shares, but that will raise the price, and be very expensive, and they (board members) might have to use their own money or borrow. Elon is forcing them to choose; either let him fix the company and make it more profitable, or keep him out and own the damage they are doing. It's a race to buy shares, and Elon has a 7% head-start.
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  791. Wait and see.
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  792. A drug-addled actor said he was "winning". Was that; Charlie Sheen, Vlod Zelensky, or Joe Biden? (Sorry, Charlie - rule of three.)
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  793. If that were true, it would go without saying.
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  794. If they're sent, they're not mercenaries.
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  795.  @ulrichbatt3535  "Ronson's - lights first time, every time."
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  796.  @oconnem1  And the word for today is "bafflegab". Bafflegab is a long collection of words, formed into sentences, that have no real meaning. In the Army, they have a saying - "bs baffles brains", and that was a perfact example.
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  797. *Ludicrous
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  798. The UN is a communist organisation. The Irish troops were only supposed to "observe" the massacre of anti-communists, not fight back. Hence the lack of support and recognition.
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  799. Wow! That's a bit disorienting. Producers have been wrecking documentaries for the last 50 years, and this is the first time I was ever able to complain _and be heard_! Thank you.
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  800. @Ieuan Hunt See the Thunderfoot video busting the HBO Chernobyl fiction, and his latest on a "huge submarine radiation leak". Chernobyl. https://youtu.be/BfJ1fhmPPmM https://youtu.be/SsdLDFtbdrA Sub leak https://youtu.be/MkAbV885ymY
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  801. That wasn't constructive.
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  802. ... and grow mould on the ceiling.
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  803. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  804. 1938 was 20 years after 1918. France lost a generation of young men in WWI meaning they had a shortage of young men for WWII.
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  805. I heard 100kg.
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  806.  @upstairs1307  Indeed. I usually take the position you have. I don't tell Dima he should say, or should not say something. We all know what he means by "fortificated" so there's no problem there. But I noticed He was tripping on the word - which is understandable, I would too. So, I let him know there's a much easier alternative.
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  807.  @fndTenorio  Intelligent people care.
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  808.  @alexandernorman5337  I disagree. Barges are flat-bottomed, shallow draught boats. When loaded with coal and close to sinking, then they'll be stable, but take the coal out and put a heavy steel roof on, and it's going to get dodgy. A barge needs a shallow draft to go along river without running aground.
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  809. To be fair, the war cost the lives of what, ... 70 million people? It was worth avoiding - if it were possible. And when it came, Britain chose to fight - and bankrupted itself - a debt we're still paying.
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  810. We are not born equal in altitude tolerance; there are highlanders and lowlanders. If you look at the European kingdoms, they are large lowland nations and small highland nations. This is because lowlanders can't fight in the highlands, and highlanders are outnumbered (but formidable) on the lowlands.
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  811.  @SteelyDanzig  In some places, the tide can come in as fast as a galloping horse. In places with cliffs, the tide can cut you off.
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  812. Anarchists are only opposed to government until the government collapses; then they're communists.
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  813. According to the map at 10:40, Donetsk - being NW of Rostov - was in German occupied territory.
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  814.  @ratitsiklauri1468  Ah, I see, yes, fair point.
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  815.  @hosea4six361  The hard-to-interpret map is a warning flag to me. The refugee map is much clearer.
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  816. They could do that, but it's more efficient if they let the enemy move in first.
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  817. Or a big roller (like road rollers), or a big wheel harrow (not barrow, harrow).
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  818.  @orrrlllyy3473  Certianly a flail will slow you down a lot; if you go fast - you'd miss a lot of ground. I think the problem with a roller or harrow would be cornering.
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  819. I'd say conscription is slavery - and that's usually against the law.
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  820. And there's bit of the world where Sunday hasn't started yet
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  821. Ooooooh. <applause>
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  822. I'm old and sick. What's your excuse?
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  823. *cause
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  824. As a Brit, we never thought you were. Our Parliament has been completely infiltrated by WEF - it hates the British as much as it hates the Russians.
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  825. He's applying for VP.
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  826.  @TheImperatorKnight  You're really very good at dramatic reading - better than some audiobooks I've listened to - well you've had lots of practice! ;)
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  827. You can't destroy a train with a single missile. What you want to do is derail the train in the middle; then it can't go forwards or backwards; you can't repair the track because the train's on it. I think disconnecting the middle cars would be difficult to. So now the train is paralysed, to be destroyed at one's pleasure.
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  828. 19 - 14 = 5 ... if you believe Ukr propaganda. If you don't, then 5 - 0 also = 5
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  829. From Gaza, Crimea and Tehran are in US cruise missile range.
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  830.  @trumpforever6706  I first tested if they were censoring me. I awarded someone cake and it was censored.
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  831.  @danielpetrucci8952  Just keep reporting - it'll get flagged eventually
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  832. You're aware of foreign embassies and diplomacy, right?
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  833. Britain's had diplomats in Moscow continuously since 1922. The US had diplomats in Moscow continuously since 1933.
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  834. No, it's because he would massively lose international support.
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  835. Weaponised tunnel-boring machines? Hard to see, but noisey - not very stealthy
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  836.  @RuzgarYldrm-zj9ec  Sounds like Nikoli's kid's in the comments.
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  837. The immensely expensive West Wall, shows Hitler had good reason to think he'd have conflict with France - one way or another.
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  838. Italian fascism didn't start out as racist.
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  839. Congratulations. here's some cake. 🍰🍰🍰
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  840. He's no judge of character, is he?
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  841. Speak for yourself. You can't wait, I can. TIK is worth waiting for.
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  842.  @godmode5738  and lots of comments.
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  843. A defence treaty is not a blank cheque.
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  844. So in summary, what you're saying is "shut-up about America."
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  845. Israel is in a hurry.
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  846. Oh look, a false dichotomy made of two false alternatives.
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  847. Before you start calling for the State murder of innocent nurses, read the case of Lucia de Berk.
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  848. ... and puppies.
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  849. I beleive it's upper limit waas 1 million, with recruitments to replace losses.
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  850.  otto Lincoln  In other news, Mr kicky (footballer) likes Crunchy Snacks, and Ms Poseur (actress) washes her hair with Scrubbo. You might now want to wash your Crunchy Snacks with Scrubbo.
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  851. Benny, if not "a clump of cells", what do you think you are?
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  852. So was Poland. ... And a few other countries.
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  853.  @lacojanco7571  The US dollar is worthless in my house - there's no way to spend it.
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  854. Well said.
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  855. 🦌🦌🦌🦫
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  856. It's his video; he can do as he pleases.
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  857. And thank you from those of us who are not able to contribute ourselves. 🎖
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  858. It was a political weapon and it repressed the people and economies of almost all the Western nations.
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  859.  @JonaS-vy1il  IT IS happening after the Soviet collapse!
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  860. He made it - with his team.
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  861. The weather will happen; the rain will fall, the land will turn to mud.
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  862. It's his business model; 1) attack TF, 2) get lots of attention, 3) profit.
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  863. The Earth has gravity. Without that, the air would fly away,as would the water.
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  864. I just watched a program on UK free tv, called "Nazi victory: the post-war plan". It didn't contain a single sentence about a post-war plan.The war itself was only mentioned in the last 90 seconds of the progam. The rest of the program was about Nazi pre-war policies and actions and considered if they were "good" things. For example, the 1936 Olympics was cast as an all-round "good thing." Essentially the program was a propaganda attempt to cast totalitarian authoritarianism in the best possible light.
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  865. Yes, you're right - and green leaves, no less. It's low temperatures that make the leaves turn red/yellow. Ok, some are conifers, but clearly many are not.
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  866. 🦬🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  867. A lot of defeatism in the comments. Remoaner trolls, I expect.
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  868. Yes, it's got "plausible deniability" - he can plead mishap or misadventure, or mechanical trouble.
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  869. Phil Lynott
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  870. Yes, nuclear power plants are very robust, but then, so are hydroelectric dams.
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  871. That's why she was chosen for the job.
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  872. It's so they don't sink into the swamp.
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  873. it's spring - planting time.
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  874. "Hostile" is not a loaded term, it's the correct term.
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  875. Then he's not legally responsible.
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  876. The Luddites were craftsmen - weavers, whose livelihoods were threatened by mass production. For the vast majority of people, mass production meant affordable clothing. Those two dumbasses completely missed the point of that bit of history. Whose livelihood is threatened by SpaceX? Anyone's?
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  877. because you didn't press refresh (f5)
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  878. It's a river - they'll wash out to sea.
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  879. All I learned in the first 4.5 minutes is that Cruickshank doesn't know enough about London's Bridges to fill an hour. What a load of twaddle!
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  880. Frozen solid? No. Have you never heard of ice fishing? Have you never watched "Ice Road Truckers"? Have you never heard of people falling through the ice? Does this phrase ring any bells? DANGER - THIN ICE.
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  881. Name a revolution that made things better.
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  882.  @genestone4951  It's what you'd expect of a US puppet.
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  883. It's off-topic.
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  884.  @elliottjames671  I don't think you know what that means.
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  885. She was.
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  886. Heh, the people who did the Holocaust say what?
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  887.  @GARRY3754  The wage bill of the crew is even more expensive. Say 5,000 people at $100k =$500 million
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  888. Apparently so.
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  889. Yeah, a day lasts for 48 hours. I learned this on a site where they only allowed posting selfies on Xmas day. See In Australia, it's been (say) Monday for 10-11 hours before it even begins here in England, and over in Hawaii, they have to wait 10-11 hours more for Monday to begin.
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  890.  @MrNova39X  Propaganda is almost completely for the home side. It's purpose is to keep up morale, to keep people fighting and supporting the fight regardless of reality. It's hard to lie to an enemy - they know you lie. Bishop doesn't care what you or I think, he's not trying to fool us, he's trying to fool pro-Ukranians.
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  891.  @blengi  The Rouble did not crash, western markets stopped trading it.
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  892.  @SkywalkerPaul  I bet Switzerland is on his list of places to visit.
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  893. Oil and gas prices are high; Europe is financing Putin's adventures.
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  894. On the first day of the battle of the Somme, 1 July 1916, the British forces suffered 57,470 casualties, including 19,240 fatalities. That's what happens when you walk slowly towards machine guns.
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  895.  @Pedro-js5oq  Read what I wrote. I didn't name either side, because it does apply to both sides equally.
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  896. Twitter is not fixed, and I foresee trouble ahead.
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  897. I think "teachers" is just an example of Public Sector workers - there are another few million of those. 1 million soldiers?
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  898. Second
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  899.  @mbaxter22  France, WWI. The troops in the trenches refused to fight. The officers struggled to restore order, and a deal was made. France fought on to victory.
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  900. Climate change is natural and perpetual . Man-madeclimate change is entirely the result of deliberate data manipulation - the rewriting of history. The world is not getting warmer, the past is getting colder - due to scientific fraud.
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  901. Dima meant civilians, when he said soldiers. He's presenting half-hour videos in a foreign language.
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  902. And that's why the greatest ever counteroffensive failed - don't underestimate Russia.
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  903.  @wastl5000  I am wrong because the "counter-offensive" started on 4th June.
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  904.  @sgramstrup  Nothing to do with capitalism.
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  905. (- dead - captured - missing)
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  906. A man contemplating his own execution can usually think of little else.
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  907. Two loops of coat-hanger wire at the front of the drone (see videos).
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  908. *billion
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  909. Nonsense.
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  910. And when I say "Elensky", I mean the CIA.
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  911. *teacher
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  912. The Germans were hopping about like bunnies, trying to keep the Russians out of the Courland pocket.
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  913. I seem to recall naval mutiny was a key part of the Russian revolution.
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  914. Yeah, no, I'm not watching that.
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  915.  @VladK-1  Bargaining?
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  916.  @emilevandenhoogen8594  The brutality of war is the reason we create civilisations. Some folk struggle to conform to a civilised world. War service shows them the alternative.
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  917. It's like the Olympics - it means a huge payday for Azer... and that's the point - funnelling money to to the blessed (compliant).
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  918. $40 billion buys a lot of "keep-awake" powders.
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  919. Looks like they're watching Sevastopol. Perhaps they expect a Russian assault landing near Odessa. I believe (because of US Army helicopters) that there are US troops in NE Romania. z
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  920. Time.
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  921. I don't have a mobile phone. They can easily punish me for that;  eg no rail travel, no vote!,....
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  922. It's a hot pocket.
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  923. To stop Ukrainians escaping.
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  924. Lol, good one!
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  925. @rimacutem of Alsvartrsmiðr You're right that left and right lost their meaning, but I'm fighting against that. It's about laws and liberty. Under the Roman system of law, "that which is not prohibited is allowed". Every law made reduces personal liberty. As a Roman General observed, "where the laws are most numerous, there is the greatest tyranny. " Thus the political left and right were born by the making of law. The left seeks to take away personal liberty and the right seeks to preseve/restore it.  Totalitarianism is when everything is prohibited. By redefining left and right as International totalitarians v national totalitarians, the very idea of personal liberty is being excluded from political discourse.
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  926. It's very expensive.
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  927. From Google Is there a ferry from Romania to Georgia? A new ferry service between Romania and Georgia has been launched. The inaugural voyage took place on June 27, 2023, departing from the port of Constanta and arriving at the port of Poti after a two-night journey.
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  928.  @CUPAVI1  Indeed. If they gather their forces in front of the Russian guns, it'll be like the charge of the Light Brigade - without the charge.
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  929. EW
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  930. 1844 Brunel's Atmospheric System to power trains. "At intervals of about three miles along the line were erected stationary engines, working large air-pumps, by means of which air could be exhausted from the tube, and a partial vacuum created within it. A close-fitting piston was placed in one end of the tube, and the air being exhausted from it, the pressure of the external air on the surface of the piston which was towards the open end of the tube forced the piston through the tube towards the end where the air-pumps were working; so that if the piston were connected with a carriage running on the rails, it would draw the carriage with it. "
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  931. Not if you're in a hurry.
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  932. Well done :)
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  933. That's the Russian Black Sea fleet.
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  934.  @hongry-life  Yeah, I though so, and agree, but had to check.
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  935.  @LevanGudadze  For comparison, Churchill estimated that Britain needed 4 million tons per year to survive and continue fighting the war.
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  936. 🦌🦌🦔🦌🦌
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  937. ... and the ICC, ...
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  938. Yes, he does.
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  939. Telegram
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  940. Why was Germany operating a radio station in Poland?
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  941. Hungary is almost completely surrounded by EU countries (except Ukraine). If they leave the EU, they won't be able to trade.
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  942. Or a Chinese spy balloon.
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  943. I was surprised to hear that all those think-tanks were right-wing, and that "neo-liberal" means right-wing.
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  944. Mission failed successfully.
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  945. A tank is an anti-tank system.
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  946.  @OSTemli  I'm also first.
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  947. What's the hurry? Give them a month.
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  948.  @ModernHistory1  Become a Patreon
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  949. If a company does not wish to be taken over, it can buy back its shares - if it can afford to.
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  950.  @banarama4144  Thanks.
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  951. Z
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  952. Wrong way around. Ukr:Rus 7:1
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  953. The British Army did it, too.
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  954.  @jamesgornall5731  They let them sober up, in case they've kidnapped somebody important, ie the Admiral's nephew.
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  955. It's actually quite difficult to move 100, 000 men any great distance. 250 on a plane, 500 on a train, 3,000 on a cruise ship.
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  956. Don't drink the water though.
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  957. The Soviets had a hard enough time crossing the Volga when they held Stalingrad. If they lost it, that crossing would be impossible.
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  958. Germany's West Wall (Seigfreid Line) only lasted 6 months.
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  959. I remember when Ukranians taking a few fields was going to cause the Russian defence to collapse.
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  960. Ukraine air defences.
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  961. Yes, and when false information is promulgated to give false perceptions, it's called propaganda. "Plainly Difficult" likes that he successfully deceived you.
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  962.  @hercg1967  *35 years back. Berlin Wall fell in 1989, I think.
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  963.  @bigjoe7537  Inflated numbers are inevitable and unavoidable. In WWII battle of Britain, RAF pilot claims were roughly double German losses - and vice versa. That was because, when you shoot an enemy plane, you can't follow it, or watch it go down, or you'll end up being shot down, yourself. You just have to shoot and move on.
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  964. Yes. It's easy to cross dry land. It's harder to cross water. It's horrible to cross mud/water/mud/water/mud ...
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  965. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  966. ... and the Earth is flat, and the Moon is made of cheese.
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  967. It's a good thing nobody's told them that France is going to build MIC factories in Ukraine. 🤣
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  968. It's about an 18 minute walk, so it's going to be an hour or more to crawl that far.
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  969. Youtube is stealing creator's income by deleting comments and likes.
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  970. Nonsense.
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  971.  @dragonsdynamite6403  an insurrection is a violent uprising against authority, while sedition is incitment to rebel against authority. Trump didn't go to the Congress building, so couldn't be accused of insurrection. (I don't think anyone was, due to a lack of violence inside the building. ) But I could be wrong.
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  972. I didn't see your post, so I claimed First, and YT deleted it!
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  973. Congratulations, btw. I'd award you cake, but YT would delete it.
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  974. "On July 1, 2002, the International Criminal Court, a treaty-based court located in The Hague, came into being for the prosecution of war crimes committed on or after that date." Ukraine is a signitory to the treaty (of Rome), and Zelensky promised to ratify in 2019.. If they ratified, Ukraine courts would not be able to hold war crimes trials.
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  975.  @upstairs1307  Thank you. 👍
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  976. 10.5 MW.hrs in 50,000 hrs = 210 W average, or 20% of capacity. There's the inherent problem of solar power - you need 5 times as many panels as the energy you'd hope to get from them suggests - and a means of storage for 80% of that energy. That makes the idea prohibitively expensive.
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  977. You don't keep a full crew on an unused/un-needed ship at anchor.
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  978.  @ansonang7810  Ukraine's not isolated - it can still trade with Romania, Moldova, Hungary, Serbia and even Poland. Lots of people will be moving food; if a tin of beans is worth $1 in Lviv, then it'll be $5 in Ukraine, and $10 in Kharkov. There's money to be made. The trains are still running. Russia still trades with the West.
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  979. Ahhhh, I get it. The more you attack Elon, the more visibility you get, the more money you make.
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  980. At 75km the radio signal delay is around 250 us (millionths of a second). The control problem is that the drone is attacking too fast for the operator to steer. The pilot's rection time is around 0.2 seconds. How far does the drone travel in that time? and how much can it turn at that speed?
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  981. Of course NK had to be rehabilitated - it's the biggest obstruction to international Marxism - the globalist cause.
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  982. Your comment is redundant.
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  983. @leathan7 I'm being completely blocked from replying to you
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  984. No, you've got it backwards. History teaches that Socialism lays waste to everything. TIK has learned that lesson.
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  985. Diversionary Recon Group ... apparently
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  986. So only murderers defend murderers? No, that's not how that works, not at all.
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  987. He who commands the army, is king.
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  988.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  Who said the US isn't socialist? Not me.
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  989.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  Adult male kangaroos? What've they got to do with anything?
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  990.  @arostwocents  Depends on your base for comparison. We're in a period of intentionally-induced volatility. Printing trillions of dollars affects prices - who knew?
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  991. They don't have to steal yor money, they steal the value of it. If you double the number of dollars you halve the value of each one.
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  992. and demilitarizing themselves.
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  993. That Ukr tank counter-attack had Nato-stank all over it. And that bridge demolition smells like special forces, to me.
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  994. It's in the phone book.
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  995. It's not even new. They were talking about putting nukes - and satelite-killer satelites -in space when Ronald Reagan was President.
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  996.  @zottejakke3  Well said. It's odd how few people seem to understand that, these days.
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  997. @Biology Discussions Do you understand that statistics are merely a description of data; that maths is an attempt to model reality?
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  998. @Biology Discussions You seem to want to move the conversation away from the philosophy and method of science. I will not follow you.
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  999.  @Tuck-Shop  There's two issues here, falsification and peer review. The original comment was pro falsification (but for the wrong reason - "bias").My reply was pro falsification (no reason given). The original comment thinks falsification is done in peer-review - I disagree. I'm fine with you calling me and OP "peers" and yes, I "reviewed" his comment, but it was already published, so my "review" had no effect.
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  1000. It's his channel, and his video; he can call it anything he wants.
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  1001. Mind your own business.
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  1002. Hello from England - early morning, here
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  1003. and any law concerning the misuse of public funds.
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  1004. You're not paying for it, so quit complaining.
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  1005. @Rob Palmer I was just watching an old movie -"Night Flight from Moscow" (1973) in which they mentioned the Soviets "restoring Democratic Socialism" in Czechoslovakia (1968) - with Russian tanks. https://youtu.be/s5c6K9klgEo?t=1659
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  1006. For most of history, pretty much everyone suffered. Why do you claim Palestinians had it so bad?
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  1007. @@BlackCat-rq5et I think you're knowingly lying, because if you were telling the truth, you'd be telling me facts.
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  1008. You can register a ship in any country; a ship registered in Turkey is not a Turkish ship.
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  1009.  @wrdwrtr  Only if the defending sides gives up and goes home, eg US in VietNam.
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  1010. The one with the tanks? [edit] Yes.
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  1011. I think it's for future wars, not this one. Btw, those security guarantees are worth what Ukr paid for them - nothing.
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  1012. Russia gave Germany everything from Warsaw to Moscow, and then Germany gave it all back. (And millions died.)
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  1013. There was none of this anti-war propaganda when Ukraine was "winning".
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  1014. Yes, invasion of airspace.
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  1015. @Flying Tilt @Wilbur Jenkins The window being open was prolly doing the bulk of the cooling.
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  1016. Is the US taking some of the heat off UK?
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  1017. So don't listen.
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  1018. "As good as it gets."
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  1019. 1. It's a long, long way from Britain to Russia - a declaration of war would be symbolic only. 2. Britain is an ally of France, and France and Russia are long-time allies - There're political/diplomatic considerations. 3. Perhaps, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." National Socialism and International Socialism cannot be friends, so Russia was going to be fighting Germany sooner or later.
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  1020. Yeah, let the comedian have a go at directing the army - that might work./s
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  1021. Have a go at this - the same script in Belarussian. 2 Leepards, гэта вельмі цікавае відэа, і трэба разумець адно пра leepards пра заходняе ўзбраенне, калі казаць пра купанска-ліманскі кірунак..... ..... сітуацыя такая, што ўкраінцам не падабаецца заходняя зброя на гэтай тэрыторыі. А справа ў тым, што кожны леапард - як мішэнь, самая каштоўная і мішэнь для расейцаў. Калі расейцы з купанска-ліманскай лініі бачаць гэтую зброю, як леепард, брэдлі... гэтыя леепарды і брэдлі становяцца для іх самай каштоўнай мішэнню. І відавочна, што кожны, хто знаходзіцца ў гэтым лепардзе, мёртвы чалавек, і ў яго няма шанцаў выжыць
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  1022.  @majestic-domination  How did they escape the evolution that allegedly makes us resistant to change, if not by Special Creation?
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  1023. Prolly got lots of valves inside.
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  1024. China, India, USA, S.America, EU produce a lot of food
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  1025. They can smuggle peoplein behind the Russian lines.
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  1026. Otoh, there's no such thing as a free missile.
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  1027. Sounds about right.
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  1028. Yeah, a lot of Jews stayed in Nazi Germany, too. Some even survived the war. Where the law says your kind should be persecuted, leave while you can.
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  1029. @Hamid Hussein You just showed why gays are better people than Muslims.
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  1030. "Window" is from "wind-hole".
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  1031. @אדיר יוסף They hate it because it's so good.
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  1032. Stop spamming.
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  1033.  @sndx2  Winning - just like Charlie Sheen
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  1034. I think it's forbidden to show the naughty German symbol on YT.
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  1035. I just noticed "gearoid" has gone away.
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  1036. Too much complaining. Not enough gratitude.
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  1037.  @OolTube02  Everything you say is wrong. Complete nonsense. Pure fantasy. Utter drivel.
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  1038. Anyone would.
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  1039. You have to be a Patreon
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  1040. The one that runs, runs on diesel and av-gas - it'd cost a fortune to go anywhere.
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  1041. I think Dima's map is based on Open Map, but it won't have the military info - thet's Dima's own work.
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  1042. Take your own advice.
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  1043.  @dapperfield595  I'm also no doctor, but I can think of 10 benefits.
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  1044. The last time Sweden was at war was 1814 - and that was only a small war against Noway.
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  1045. Uke officers point guns and throw grenades at their own soldiers. Russian officers don't do that.
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  1046. Have you reported his channel?
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  1047. I keep reporting them and YT keeps putting them back.
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  1048. Not if you know any history. A handful of Spartans held back an entire army.
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  1049.  @lonniesides9302  Yes, the terrain was key. The Spartans chose that place (by getting there before the enemy, and waiting there. (Found it - Battle of Thermopylae) But think on; the Greek army was not going to Thermopylae - that was merely along the way. The Russians were not on their way to somewhere else, and they were never going to try to march straight through a Ukrainian strongpoint - they were there to destroy the holders of that strongpoint - thus they stopped. That's not a remarkable achievement. Whenever any traveller reaches their destination, they stop.
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  1050. @Rob Fraser There were two estimates.The earlier one was 16ft, the later one 1m - I think, bIcbw.
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  1051. The night sky is very variable in how dark it is, depending on clouds, moonlight, city lights and lakes.
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  1052. It obviously doesn't matter - you know what he means. Stop complaining.
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  1053. Winners write the history? Haupt would disagree! Survivors write the history. As Churchill said "I know history shall remember me kindly as I intend to write it myself." Similarly the likes of Mannstein wrote histories to cover their crimes.
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  1054.  @mahadhosh6400  Goebbels is not the originator of that saying.
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  1055. That's what Dima said - "an engineering vehicle".
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  1056. Yes, I see you.
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  1057. You can also increase the value of currency by withdrawing some from circulation, or by increasing the production of goods. Governments often print banknotes to steal the value of bank deposits. There should be sufficient notes in circulation to buy the goods that a nation produces. If there's too few notes, trade stagnates as sellers can't find buyers, and production falls; if there's too many, all the goods are quickly bought (boom) prices rise, manufacturing is stifled (bust) so trade stagnates as buyers can't find sellers.
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  1058. He can read Russian - or knows someone who can. The Russian MoD make regular statements.
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  1059. Madman Stalin?
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  1060. Yes, Ukr has the right to defend itself. So does Russia.
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  1061. Ukraine controls the upstream dam.
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  1062. From Wikip... "UNRWA employs over 30,000 people, most of them Palestinian refugees..." So, not an equal-opportunity employer then. Not much diversity at the UNRWA.
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  1063.  @luismacielcosta8845  There's an open source map called Open Map - which is what I think Dima's map is made from - but I could be wrong.
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  1064.  @hanyward9245  He doesn't claim to be a shrewd analyst.
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  1065. Nato hasn't got any soldiers - they are supplied from national armies.
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  1066.  @stevebuckley7788  That implies the target is detected before the drone is dispatched - ie, targets are found by satellite. That's very easy to exploit - and cheaply, too.
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  1067. A "hunter drone" is more expensive than a drone [1]- and more dangerous to the operators [2]. [1] it needs computational ability, to do automated search, target ID, kill decision. [2] It detonates, or shoots, when it chooses to - rightly or wrongly.
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  1068. 🦌🦌🦌🐘🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  1069.  @J3diMindTrix  Perhaps it looks fictional because it hasn't got any facts in it; no place, no date, no names.
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  1070.  @jamestuccillo  Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
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  1071. They're prolly being launched from an embassy in Moscow.
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  1072. and safer from mines.
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  1073. Didn't you hear those Courland stats on how many Soviet tanks the Germans were destroying?
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  1074. @Stugbit Fz Point is, if you think you're destroying 200 enemy tanks a month, at a cost of a dozen of your own, it would be really dumb to copy the enemy tank design.
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  1075. @Stugbit Fz ... in hindsight.
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  1076. He's already done it. The Japanese advance pushed 1 million refugees (mostly from Burma) into Bangladesh - a country that often had famines without an extra million mouths.
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  1077. She did say "literally", so she's technically correct. Unfortunately the phrase "less of a woman" isn't a literal phrase.
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  1078. You rebel!
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  1079. Wht you don't hear in this, or any news report on Ukraine, is the phrase "peace talks".
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  1080. Tallow - you can't hold a candle to it.
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  1081. Nice one, Jan. 👍👍👍
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  1082. Yes, they really should - the Stalingrad series is a masterpiece.
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  1083. The US is already firing missiles into Russia.
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  1084. Speaking as a Brit, I have great admiration for the Finns.
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  1085. Seems unlikely, to me.
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  1086. Women use "man" and "men" as insults.
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  1087. How many conscripts?
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  1088.  @VigilanceCommittee  You understand that's big problem, right?
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  1089. Yeah, that reservoir is never going to dry out - it was a swamp before the dam was built.
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  1090.  @Zilliguy  You doon't load fuel and ammo onto a ship under repair, you take it off. [edit Sorry Tina - you beat me to it.]
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  1091.  @jiridrapal7512  Yes, they might've hit a petrol station (US "gas station")
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  1092. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐘🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  1093.  @vaska1999  So ... by my calculation, that'll be "spring of 2024".
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  1094. There are always more questions than answers - that's just the way it is.
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  1095. Firstly, the signal is only on when the drone is flying (or the transmitter is being tested "on air"). Short range drones have short flight times, so you don't have long to detect the signal, locate the source and direct artillery (say) onto it. This is especially true, if the operator knows where his target is, before launching a drone.
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  1096.  @Jl-lq5en  They did.
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  1097. SS Biden is sinking so fast,there's a danger he'll take the Dem party with him.
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  1098. There's the video where he publicly brags about abusing his office to get the Ukranian prosecutor investigating Hunter fired.
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  1099. The chances of anyone going to Mars are even slimmer - imo.
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  1100. Prolly on BitChute - but that place is a dumpster fire.
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  1101. We English have been under constant attack by Catholics for over 600 years, as evinced by the Statute of Praemunire (1392) which gave English subjects the King's protection against being summoned to Rome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_Praemunire See also. hundred years war, Eighty years war, thirty years war, English Civil war, etc, etc.
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  1102. They (USA) were experimenting with remote control aircraft + tv in 1944 - see operations Aphrodites and Anvil.
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  1103. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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  1104.  @JasonRule-1  More like "leppud". It has a short "e" sound, as in "let get wet".
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  1105.  @cosmic_sky_mountain  You can be friends with both Russia and Ukraine - or an enemy to both.
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  1106. £42 per ft2 is about £1.83 million per acre. You can prolly find a better deal.
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  1107. "Nato-trained".
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  1108. Why? Because the US has been cooling for 100 years. It was far hotter in the 1930s: higher temperatures for more days, more extensive droughts, etc.
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  1109. The British public - including me -has been kept in the dark about most of it. We joined the Common Market and that was the last we were told.
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  1110. @Rambling Recruiter who said "any military planner should have known..." That's hindsight! WWII warfare was new - there wasn't the research to know such things, was there?
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  1111. Russia's had 80 years to build bunkers for it's very expensive aircraft.
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  1112.  @asmodeus1274  I can't see anything here from Francis M. (He might've deleted it himself.)
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  1113. The nuclear weapons belong to nations, not to Nato.
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  1114. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  1115. I'd give them a "target - rich" environment - lots of cheap dummy tanks and trucks to waste their time and ammo on.
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  1116. The big clue for me was the claim that Russia bombed a hospital. There's no military value in bombing hospitals, but there is propaganda value in lying about such things.
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  1117. I see you.
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  1118. The details are lacking in the chaos of that time.
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  1119. First you have to demonize, then you cancel.
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  1120.  @arostwocents  Nato only gives security to Treaty signatories. The Treaty is a promise to help, and not a guarantee of anything. In WWII, Britain promised to help Poland, and helped by fighting Germany.
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  1121. Depends where you're from.
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  1122.  @danielanusiem-nzenwa8535  We pronounce "Deutschland" "Germany". The French pronounce "England" "Angletere ". The Germans prounounce "France" "Frankreich".
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  1123.  @seanh4841  Your thermometer is in the sunshine - it's not measuring air temperature.
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  1124. The UN was formed to prevent future global wars. It came to the facile conclusion that "the world will be a much better place if everyone does  as we say." IE, The UN decided it should rule the world - a global tyranny. That is the evil that's going on. In order to rule the world, the UN needs an income - the carbon tax - to pay for an an army - NATO, a parliament to make laws, and courts to apply them. It needs all nations to cede sovereignty to it = communism.
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  1125. "The heroes were the inhabitants of the German cities" ... who had voted AH into power - unlike the inhabitants of Warsaw, Stalingrad, London, ...
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  1126. And that will expose the fraud.
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  1127.  @andreafirenze1970  Perhaps driving on the ice.
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  1128.  @Lolonilola  I don't know about "soon" - it's a very difficult proposition.
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  1129.  @j.dasilva4567  It's impossible to make a universal drone-jammer.
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  1130. If the defeated army fought honourably, they might be treated honorably.
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  1131.  @billyboy2983  Milley is US General. Milei is Argentina President
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  1132. Being in a car, popping balloons filled with CO2 would be a really bad idea.
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  1133. Yeah, suck on that!
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  1134.  @yuriida3329  That's a very interesting idea. If Russia took all of Ukraine, Poland and Romania would see themselves as the next targets. If they invade and share W Ukraine, they not only get land, etc, but they placate Russia and win peace. Russia gets its buffer zone. I think the US, EU and Nato would be very angry - but they are far away.
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  1135.  @pierreattaman7826  The question is, is a Nato security guarantee worth anything, when Russia is at your door?
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  1136.  @mladenmatosevic4591  The West is fine with Turkey occupying half of Cyprus.
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  1137. Hey America, if you want a war, fight it in America, not Europe!
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  1138. No.
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  1139.  @pvshka  They also help dumb-down society.
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  1140. 👋🦌🦌🦌🦆
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  1141.  @Da_Spiritualist  Yeah, I've been trying to figure out what his problem is, too. I think he'd be happier if 7 of those 12 wounded died - which they may well do.
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  1142. Parliament and the civil service pack their bags, and move to the new capitol, where they look for suitable buildings. Finance and commerce follow in short order.
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  1143. Latin is a language, as dead as dead can be. First it killed the Romans, and now it's killing me.
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  1144. It was "hunt the leopard", and now it's "hunt the Abrams".
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  1145. Wildfires are not evidence of climate change - even the YouTube context panel says so! "Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns..."
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  1146. Which way would the gas flow?
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  1147. No, Russian forces keep moving back - a different thing.
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  1148. A lot of people pushing the idea that Putin is a Tzar, or king, and head of an empire. None of that is true. He is a democratically elected President of a Federal Republic - unlike Biden.
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  1149. How about you do it yourself?
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  1150.  @gotredeemed  No, the political class of Finland.
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  1151. You've only got to look at the recommendations system to know the programmers are complete imbeciles.
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  1152. That seems to explain much of British history.
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  1153. Nyet
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  1154. Prolly still is.
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  1155.  @elitniygamer  Kiev is the anglicized form - as "Germany" is the English name for Deutschland.
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  1156. 🍰🍰🍰
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  1157. You're a history denier.
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  1158. Caucus - a meeting of political party members.
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  1159. Adrenaline.
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  1160.  @fabianschrotter  There's 3 people who each could end the dying; Putin, Zelensky, and Biden. There's 2 ways to end a war; 1 win, and 2 lose.
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  1161. 🦌🦌🦌🐝
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  1162.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Hello 🦌friend.
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  1163. He who never made a mistake, never made anything.
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  1164. And how are you Americans progressing with the Metric system - ISO 80000-1?
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  1165. 6:33 - a little bit of wreckage - Idk what.
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  1166.  @jb-xc4oh  About 60 years.
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  1167. Good call. 22:50 His lawyers didn't bat an eyelid at his outburst.
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  1168. Prove it.
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  1169.  @debstawecki6843  No, there wasn't.
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  1170.  @quemades  I ask because I can't read minds. You seem to think you can, but you have zero evidence that he was talking about Odessa, and not about Belgorod, or somewhere else.
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  1171.  @konixtwenty8275  Did you learn four languages so that you could say stupid things in four languages? "Why is it (that) I can learn X, but he can't?" You've made the false assumption that he has learned everything he is capable of learning. Are you incapable of learning anything more? A slightly better question would be "why is it that I have learned X, and he hasn't?" That's easily answered: he is not you. He does not know what you know; he has not seen what you have seen; he did not meet who you met; and vice versa. While you were learning four languages, he was learning other things. Perhaps he learned to play the piano, or make cheese on toast. This is not an advanced concept; toddlers learn about the difference between "self" and "others" around the age of three. Can you play the violin? I can't. Anyone can learn though - it just takes practise; about 10,000 hours. How long did you spend learning four languages? How long did you spend learning to reason?
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  1172. Still pushing that lie,I see. Tell me, what loyalty did Britain owe to the Czechs?
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  1173. Yes, coral. Coral has been locking away CO2 in limestone for 500 million years. If continues, it will destroy all multicellular life on Earth. CO2 is the whole planet's food supply.
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  1174. 21:24 Media's portrayal of Ukraine conflict misguides political class But the media gets its info from the political class.
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  1175.  @CB-db1qx  Yes, the pandemic - and Govt. response to it - did great damage. Fauci did that.
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  1176.  @CB-db1qx  Heh " Trump doubled the deficit"; Obama doubled the gross national debt from roughly $9T to $18T - but you don't care about that. Indeed you don't care about debt,nor inflation; you voted for it! You're gaslighting.
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  1177.  @CB-db1qx  And again, Fauci caused that damage, what's Obama's excuse?
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  1178.  @kle777  Fauci funded the research that produced the virus that killed 6 million people, and he wrongly advised lock-downs which badly damaged the US economy.
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  1179.  @kle777  You can't contradict my arguments, so you resort to name-calling.
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  1180. 🦌🦒🦒🦌
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  1181. I like to think some Intel guy is trying to decode our messages. 😉
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  1182.  @PresleyPerswain  Yes, I think you're right, and one of the beauties of the English language is it's flexibility of word order - we can split, with gay abandon, our infinitives.
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  1183. Didn't Amazon try that?
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  1184. Hey General Zima - I googled it. Well played.
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  1185. False dichotomy. A beach where cars drive, AND where people sunbathe. (People don't swim on the beach.)
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  1186. 🦌🦌🦌🐇🐇🐇
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  1187. Windy has webcams. There's snow in S. Poland, but not Belarus.
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  1188. I think it's the one that can launch the most potato the greatest distance in a given time.
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  1189. Yes, there's no possible way to coerce Ukraine to fight, is there? "If that prosecutor isn't fired, you won't get the billion dollars." - Joe Biden
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  1190. London? There was a molasses flood in ... NY, I think.
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  1191. The moral of the story is that brainwashing children is bad - yet it's going on, in our schools, now.
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  1192. Iran gave drones to Russia.
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  1193. That's a surprisingly large number of Schrodinger missiles.
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  1194. "The best propaganda is the truth."
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  1195. Today's movie - "I was Monty's Double".
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  1196. There's no rush
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  1197. If you're going to ask us to think about what Shakespeare meant, you should at least tell us what Shakespeare said!
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  1198.  @FineBlackSea  Zelensky can stop the war today: stop fighting.
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  1199. The US used fuel bombs in Vietnam ... can't think of the name.
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  1200.  @kofteci408  Napalm! Thank you.
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  1201. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  1202. What "huge fleet"?
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  1203.  @triggerwarning5762  I'd have used two; one after "inevitable", and one after "needed".
    2
  1204. "I guess irony can be pretty ironic sometimes."
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  1205. I'm sure it's Dima who says bye-bye to us.
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  1206.  @konstantin.20324  I don't know.
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  1207. It was a "crime" that the German Chancellor wanted to happen. It was an act of treason by the Chancellor, against Germany and its people.
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  1208. I refer you to Cilla Black.
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  1209. I agree - well said.
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  1210. Why didn't the police enter through the same unlocked/unlockable door that the killer used? Why can't we have a look at that door?
    2
  1211. You could type that into a search engine.
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  1212. As they used to say "it's not illegal to criticize the government, but those who do, are often found to have committed other crimes."
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  1213. and we all know reports never lie, right?
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  1214. Europe no attack you. We no want Russian land - too cold. :)
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  1215. Indeed. Russia will have to demand unconditional surrender.
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  1216. 🦌🦌🦌🦒🐑🐑
    2
  1217. He said "expect a false flag attack against the Baltic nations - where Nato is currently having an excercise." (paraphrased)
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  1218. It'll be the capital cities.
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  1219.  @cheesypeas4041  I don't doubt it'll hold, but I doubt they'll be able to see it, covered in mud.
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  1220.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Good morning, 🦌friend. I did sleep well, thank you. What I can't do is get moving in the morning. It's taken about an hour and fourty mins to write this.
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  1221. Words are not actions.
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  1222. I awarded you cake. YouTube deleted it.
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  1223.  @benholroyd5221  War is enormously expensive!
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  1224. You're going to aim motion sensors at the sea?
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  1225. A lot is in US Govt bonds, propping-up the $
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  1226. That's an investor's question: you don't care what technology it is,  you just want to strike gold.
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  1227. 2,000 years ago, they already had horseless carriages - they're called boats.
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  1228.  @jeffr5221  Please yourself.
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  1229. Fresh food (plants and animals) is about 70% water. You can save a whole lot of trucks and fuel by dehydrating as much as possible.
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  1230. Put your question as a reply to the pinned post at the top - more chance of being seen.
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  1231. @Orc Lover who said "I think the definition of insanity is losing one's free will. " No, it isn't. Historically it was thought to be the inability to reason, but now it's seen more as the inability to discern facts from myths. What you've got there is a false fact. You do not have free will, you have the illusion of free will. You are constrained by morals, society, fear, ...
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  1232. @Orc Lover No, you're wrong again. I have 3 decades of arguing with ideologues (religion, science, politics, etc) on the internet and have not once changed anyone's mind. I'm not in the slightest concerned with what you believe, but feel obliged to gainsay falsehoods lest they gain popularity. Lies lead to murder. People dispute the shape of the Earth - a simple matter of observable fact - and for all the decades of bitter argument, no-one changes their mind. People then are liars or fools. Are we all insane? No, of course not. Being sane has nothing to do with being correct about anything, but about being capable of being correct.
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  1233. Yeah, they don't usually ask.
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  1234. Attack and defence plans are part of determining military spending.
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  1235. psst. herding, slaughter
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  1236. anything is better than nothing. They could put out some trawler nets
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  1237.  @silverbullet1620  My computer is really old (WinXP) - all I see is a row of squares.
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  1238. Adrenaline.
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  1239.  @Cl0ckcl0ck  I don't remember that, but I do remember them hitting a trainload of tanks.
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  1240. Because was happened was predictable (and predicted). People have been making pressure vessels for a couple of hundred years; the regulations are written in blood.
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  1241. 🦌🦒🦌🦒🦘🦘🦘
    2
  1242. What goes up, must come down.
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  1243. No protection is 100% ... that's why you're here.
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  1244. Ahh, subtitles - I never thought of that! :) Thanks.
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  1245. That stops ships.
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  1246. I agree - not one meaningful specific statement on anything.
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  1247. Shotguns have recoil. Instead of the shot going forward, maybe the drone will go backwards.
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  1248. I agree - that was a tasty piece of cake for hungry Ukrainians.
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  1249. Turkey has a very big army.
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  1250. Change the speed setting on the video player. z
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  1251. In a solid, the atoms are joined together (eg C60 - bucky balls). To melt a solid, you have to break those bonds. Hot atoms can cool down by forming bonds. For a chemical reaction to occur, you might have to break some bonds before making new ones, eg H2 + O2 heat them up to get H + H + O + O, and they cool down by making H2O + O
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  1252. You can google the energy of (say) a H-H bond or a C-H bond, etc.
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  1253.  @tpog1  Thanks for the links - that stuff's a bit heavy for me. My answer (perhaps buried) was that the soot is formed as a way for atoms to cool down. The emission of light is another way of cooling down. The formation of reaction products is another way of cooling down. The thing is, a hot carbon atom can only bond with another atom it meets. If it's surrounded by oxygen atoms, it can bond with them. If it's surrounded by carbon atoms, what's a hot carbon atom to do?
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  1254. 1:25 Nadvirna Gas pipeline and oil refinery destroyed by special forces.
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  1255.  @Tferc02  Ah, I see. I don't know why it's there, but it's in Moldova, not Ukraine.
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  1256. No
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  1257. Puberty is a real thing.
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  1258.  @mbarbo7494  Pure projection.
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  1259. "Jam tomorrow"
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  1260. 🦌🦌🦌🐴🦌🦒
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  1261. Revolutionary Russia printed money - as the collective West does. They eventually printed some 7200 [1] times the ammount that was in circulation in 1917. [1] From memory - unreliable.
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  1262. ... And that why socialism always fails.
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  1263. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  1264. No, he's not saying that. The Russians say lend-lease wasn't important. TIK pointed out it was more important than a second front.
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  1265.  @hahasso1078  Not yet, but soon.
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  1266. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🐰🦌🦌
    2
  1267.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  So now it's about 8:10 for you and 6:15 for me. (I've been awake all night - as usual.)
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  1268. ~ Well I think I've seen about everything, when I see 'em boil a pie - Oh my! When I see 'em boil a pie.
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  1269. Andrew, have you considered the possibility that you may be libelling an innocent person? Do you care in the slightest?
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  1270. I wonder if vodka was involved.
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  1271.  @arostwocents  I remember a children's tv show in the 1960s, with a lovely lady ventriloquist, and a puppet donkey.
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  1272. Radio-controlled tanks are drones.
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  1273.  @demos436  You know the rule - Pics, or it didn't happen.
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  1274.  @nikxohs3925  So that answers your question about map updates.
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  1275. If you understood what he meant, it really doesn't matter.
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  1276. Yes, Dima has an accent. Let it go.
    2
  1277. To JFK.
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  1278. " Had Prigozhin not rebelled Russia would have lost ...." Nonsense.
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  1279. It's a small stone in your shoe.
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  1280. The fighting will continue until morale improves.
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  1281. My user name was Hermit Oldguy. Youtube added the numbers.
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  1282.  @FreethoughtsOnline  "You only need to hold for a day" is what they told the men of Market Garden.
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  1283. Because free markets don't protect ships from torpedoes.
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  1284. Nullified, cancelled.
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  1285.  @Jamesthechef0311  Prison is only for duration of the war, and you can work in prison - if you want to. But some of these Ukrainian prisoners are ethnic Russians, and may be willing to fight on the Russian side - which Russia would give them training for. (Without the split infinitive it's "For which Russia would give them training")
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  1286.  @alanvalkeith6741  Russia also use drones. It's hard to jam Ukrainian drones without jamming Russian ones, too.
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  1287. So long as the West has Odessa, there will be no peace in Crimea. Otoh, the prospect of taking Odessa is formidible; they may have to destroy it.
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  1288.  @thebgEntertainment1  Modeling is not physics. Physics is the study of the real world, not of computer simulations.
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  1289. Poland is in Nato, but Poland is not Nato. If Poland attacks Russia - which it can, Russia can retaliate, and it's none of Nato's business.
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  1290. That's an under-appreciated comment - too subtle, I think.
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  1291. The only reason for Russia to advance is to stop Ukr forces concentrating in one place.
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  1292.  @sylvesterdefoe  I strongly disagree. For centuries, Russia was so far away it mayas well have been on the Moon. The British neither knew nor cared if Russia existed - we were entirely focused on hating the French and Spanish - because they are our neighbours and principal competitors (and Catholics!).
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  1293. It's to show what WWII Soviet propaganda looks like. We westerners don't see much of it.
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  1294. It aint what you know that hurts you, bro, it's what you "know", that just aint so.
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  1295. YT system refused to allow me to report it.
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  1296. It's Dima's channel, he can say what he likes.
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  1297.  @ussindianapolis487  Paulus had no choice in the matter.
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  1298. They're on Telegram.
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  1299. FSB? Thought it was SBU - though I always add (CIA) after.
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  1300. I can see you.
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  1301. Robbery is when you take a man's money/goods by force or threat. Theft is when you take them without his knowledge. Fraud is when you trick him out of them.
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  1302. Fortified - much easier to say than fortificated (which is not a word). Sounds like fourty five but with a 'd' instead of "ve"
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  1303. It means he's deliberately trying to put his audience in an emotional frame of mind - he's a sociopath.
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  1304. And who you're with.
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  1305. small motor boats, left behind by local residents.
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  1306. @Jonathan Cole So you're saying egg and sperm are not alive?
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  1307. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐒
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  1308. They will.
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  1309. Organised by the CIA, no doubt.
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  1310. Population of Maui is about 1/10th of that - 164,000.
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  1311. territory is paid for in blood.
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  1312. I'd say Russia is destroying targets at the speed they are presented. Ukraine is controlling the pace of the fighting.
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  1313. 🦌🦒🦒🦒🦒🦌
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  1314. The EU has never had an audit (to my knowledge).
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  1315. It was a flippant answer to an easy question - "are you willing?" "Yes."
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  1316. 🌲🦌🌲🌲🦌🦌🌲
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  1317. Avdiivka will soon be liberated.
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  1318. 👋🦌
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  1319. I don't think it shows up on radar - it flies too low.
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  1320. You first; ice breaks.
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  1321. I disagree with your claim that Allied bombing of German cities was a war crime. As I see it, crime is defined by law, law is limited by jurisdiction and that is limited by sovereignty. Law is limited to nations.  The Geneva Convention is an agreement between nations - a contract. If two signatories wage war against each other, the agreement holds only so long as both sides observe it. Once it is breached, it is null and void. If Germany did not sign the Convention, they cannot break it, and they cannot seek the protection of it, either.
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  1322. Yeah, I'd have to be starving, to eat tongue.
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  1323. @Ann Onymous Yeah, run away, troll.
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  1324. Nicely put.
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  1325. "Man" started becoming gender-neutral in the 1960s with the hippie movement.
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  1326. Return to who, Blackrock?
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  1327. Wow, that was awful. If you're going to tell jokes, you've got to take the audience with you, not send them in the wrong direction! I stopped listening at 2:40.
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  1328.  @nickcharles1284  Trenches have been used since WWi to the present.
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  1329. Ha! That's easy for you to say!
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  1330. It's not funny to taxpayers.
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  1331. Thank you,you noble Patreons, without whom I'd never have been able to see and learn so much. :)
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  1332. It's not a plan, it's a gambit - trying to panic Russia into making wrong moves.
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  1333.  @JosephGibson  And who are you, that you can assert no UK/USA involvement? Or are you just making it up?
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  1334. I attended a big UK hospital today (as a patient). I'm not at all scary, but no-one  said anything about my not wearing a mask. I asked my consultant if he wanted me to wear one and he didn't require me to. Mask-wearers were in the vast majority esp.staff. Also, of 6 consultants and my GP, none have even used the word "vaccine" to me - nor I to them.
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  1335.  @TheBranchez  I would unsubscribe, close YT, re-open, re-subscribe and see what that does.
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  1336.  @utubeape  The chain-flail was one of "Hobart's Funnies" used on the beaches of Normandy on 'D' Day.
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  1337. Yes. z
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  1338. Germany had 6 years and hundreds of thousands of slaves to turn Berlin (and others) into "fortress cities".
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  1339. Hello 🦌🦆🦆🦆
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  1340. *something worse than losing a battle
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  1341. Yes, how did he ever get planning approval?
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  1342. Ah yes, there it is - the explanation we sought.
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  1343. Anchored ships are.
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  1344. The "victim" was recording the conversation.
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  1345. And Biden's reign
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  1346. An attack from Poland is a Polish attack, and Russia's retalliation would be against Polish forces,, not Nato.
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  1347.  @just_dimi3  Try it.
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  1348.  @just_dimi3  Try writing something "naughty" in quotes, and see if it gets deleted.
    2
  1349. 👋🦌🦌
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  1350. If I remember, "fool me once, shame on me; fool me twice, ... won't get fooled again."
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  1351. They might try to write the truth.
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  1352. There's a question if radio broadcasts from Gleiwitz could reach Berlin - that's 275 miles (440 km). (SW = Short Wave) German Wikipedia says Sender Gleiwitz was built in 1935 and was a MW/SW station (107m to 40m, 2.7MHz to 7MHz). https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Gleiwitz Just a month later, Lord Haw-Haw was being broadcast on SW from Hamburg, to Britain and to the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Haw-Haw The BBC was running the British Empire service on SW from 1932, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_World_Service And the Post Office was running a SW point-to-point radio-telephony/telegraphy network across the British Empire - which I know because it was still going when I did my apprenticeship at just such a SW radio station. I think it started in the 1930's. I could be wrong, of course, but I'd guess Sender Gleiwitz could be heard in Berlin.
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  1353. Always march (ok, steam) to(wards) the sound of the guns. {Edit: thanks @Akm72 - YT won't let me reply to people]
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  1354.  @neiloflongbeck5705  You don't assign an artillery unit to aircraft repair.  If an aircraft repair unit "performs well, it goes without saying it repaired lots of aircraft. If an artillery unit "performs well" it goes without saying that it performed artillery bombardment.
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  1355. The targets are on the ground. Very high frequency radio waves travel line-of-sight. The ground gets in the way of them.
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  1356. Windy has Kherson at 0 degC, and Zaporizhzhia at -4 degC.
    2
  1357. It got better.
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  1358. Well they would, wouldn't they - even though everyone agrees that trying to cross the river was a bad idea.
    2
  1359. That's all the confirmation one needs - an admissible (in Court) acknowledgement of ownership.
    2
  1360. It's not a clolnial war, you're a liar.
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  1361.  @aidanb.315  You're wrong.
    2
  1362. Every single news item in the last 2 years
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  1363. Because he doesn't have official data from both sides.
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  1364.  @Suntzufool-td2zo  If you believe what you read on the internet, that's your look-out.
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  1365. Is "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" demoralising* propaganda? *corrupting the morals
    2
  1366. No. The position of military units is sensitive military information. The size of military units varies greatly, depending on how many casualties they've taken, and how many replacements they've received.
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  1367. 🦌🐑🦌🐏🦌🦌🐄🦌
    2
  1368. 🎖
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  1369. There's two events; 1) Russians bombed Dnipro, and 2) troops moving from Rabotyne to Avdiivka. Dima thinks the first event was done because of the second. Robotyne was probably supplied from Dnipro, and if troops are moving past there, they probably would pick up supplies on the way. So destroy the supplies.
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  1370. You're making the world a better place - not just for content creators, but also  for we who can't contribute. I salute you.
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  1371. See a billion, pick it up, and all day long you'll have good luck.
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  1372.  @CC-wh9hf  Russia could resupply their ships at Mariupol.
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  1373. Random guy, just the most popular comment.
    2
  1374. Claim to be a Russian asylum-seeker. If it works, you're a European, and if it doesn't, what's the worst?
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  1375.  @kevinmccusker1866  We're talking 800 miles - across other countries. Would Turkey shoot down a cruise missile heading North? South? Would they see it? I think that's why China is in the Med - so they can match the launches with the bangs.
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  1376. The HQ is in Virginia. The Hawaii base is 10,000 ft up a mountain.
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  1377. THIS IS MY COMMENT. THERE ARE MANY LIKE IT, BUT THIS ONE IS MINE. (... aaaand it's gone.)
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  1378. Judging by the troll activity, you're right on target.
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  1379. Oh, the Sun goes the other way, too! We northerners face South and see the Sun move left to right. In SA, they face north and see the Sun move right to left. That's got to mess with your head.
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  1380. @japeking1 I'm just speculating.
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  1381. You've got so much bass and so little treble, you sound like after-midnight radio. I can't hear the words you're saying - just a deep mumble. You need the frequencies of speech - 700 Hz - 3.1kHz. Your equalizer should be flat across that frequency range, and reduced outside that band.
    2
  1382. Ha! They did it again!
    2
  1383.  @Sedona-cl6eg  No cake for you, it seems. 😞
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  1384.  @trumpforever6706  Yeah, they cut my opinion wrt the SMO
    2
  1385. Napoleon had Wellington beaten - until the Prussians arrived.
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  1386. You've changed the meaning. It's "it doesn't matter who votes", which means you don't have to prevent the opposition supporters from voting - a thing that is observable by foreign agents.
    2
  1387. Hmmm. You know what diplomats don't do, but you don't know what they do. I think I know what you're doing, and I'm not interested in continuing.
    2
  1388. You'll take what you're given.
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  1389.  @geraldfleming8761  There's nothing wrong with asking, but you did not ask anything.
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  1390. Life is hard for stupid people - they miss all the jokes.
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  1391. Pawn salad?
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  1392. It's the frontline troops that are suffering most, so they will crack first. Once cracks start appearing, they spread rapidly.
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  1393. That's interesting. I was shift-partnered for years with a guy who was always telling stories in which he was always the hero.
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  1394. They want it intact.
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  1395. Z
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  1396. 5k deaths/day? Dude, global mortality is more like 270k deaths/day.
    2
  1397. Capitalism gives us healthier, longer, more comfortable and enjoyable lives.
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  1398. It is about depopulation. Control of fossils fuels is one means to that end.
    2
  1399.  @noname7271  F1 cars are designed to break.
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  1400.  @TheLargeHardonCollider  Cue jokes about pushing rope.
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  1401. the shovel does take prisoners - lots of them.
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  1402. Do it yourself!
    2
  1403. I like trains.
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  1404. Don't forget to click the like button, comment and subscribe.
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  1405. It's his channel, he can do what he likes. If you don't like it, leave.
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  1406. The Germans did go East - to Poland (1sep39), and France declared war (3sep39), attacked Germany (9sep39), withdrew (16sep39). What's notable is that Russia did not assist her long-time ally, France, but either seized the opportunity to profit, or prepared for German attack, by invading Poland (17sep39), Estonia (after 28sep39), Latvia (after 5oct39), & Lithuania (after 10oct39). So the question of "what if Germany hadn't attacked France" is moot: France attacked Germany. The interesting "what if" is "what if France hadn't declared war on Germany?" They had several good reasons not to; the terrible losses from WWI, the lack of preparation for another war, the Maginot line, the incompleteness of the Maginot line, the West Wall, ...
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  1407. Yes, Britain and France were not ready. That's a good point about the USSR. Makes me wonder about how it became decided that they and we were allies. We certainly didn't support their attacks on Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania & Finland.
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  1408. Fifth
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  1409. Boris (PM and head of the Govt.)prorogued Parliament. The Queen assented. The Court reversed Boris's move.
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  1410. It's never fun to talk to a Marxist - Marxists lie - always.
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  1411. Who's this, US, UK, Germany, France, NL, Italy, Armenia?
    2
  1412.  @MrMartijnkoning  Well, they didn't lose.
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  1413. Trotsky was assassinated by Stalin. Under communism no one is safe - ever.
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  1414. They prolly sold it to EU for a profit.
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  1415. In WWI, 35,000 Brit/French/ANZAC troops were withdrawn under Turkish/German  guns at Galllipoli, It took less than 6 weeks to plan and implement.
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  1416.  @arostwocents  They made progress towards Tokmak (albeit with heavy casualties).. They hardly got off the beach at Krinky (smaller force, less well equipped).
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  1417.  @arostwocents  If they could do say a 5,000 man-plus-supplies aerial drop, quickly followed by a 5, or 10,000 man crossing - all in one day, then they might have something to build on. But as it is ...
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  1418.  @Neri_Nine  I agree, that would be a bad place for Ukranes to be.
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  1419. My reply to you has been deleted, because I showed the obvious truth - when you count ants, termites and such, it's trivially easy to get "hundreds of millions" or even a "billion" animals.
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  1420.  @Barralet58  Thank you for that confirmation.
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  1421. It'snot about the planet, it's about control: getting you used to accepting government bans.
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  1422.  @KSmithwick1989  Begone, foul thing!
    2
  1423. She was angry because she was beaten by two white women.
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  1424. Ukes said they shot down 10 Russian fighters, what, two weeks ago? No proof has been produced on that, and no proof is likely to appear on this.
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  1425. I don't.
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  1426. Prior to Einstein, there was no scientific basis for gravity, yet the apple dropped.
    2
  1427. Say, Algeria, where are your Jews?
    2
  1428. 🦌🦔🦔🦔🦔
    2
  1429. Physician, heal thyself.
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  1430. Not just the Atlantic - all around the world.
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  1431. Hello 🦌🦌🦌
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  1432.  @TM-sm5qy  Aircraft wear out; they are time-consuming and expensive to maintain/ replace.
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  1433. "Bridges don't fight back." Bruce Lee.
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  1434. Ask Tobacco Rowe, in chat. He claims he wrote it (and I've no reason to think otherwise).
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  1435. As many as they want.
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  1436. Or Plainly Wrong, since it's purpose is to promulgate lies.
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  1437.  @aleksandarrudic3694  No, silly, I'm the onlooker you're trying to influence.
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  1438.  @Marmocet  A PhD in physics? And that makes him a psychologist, does it? What's the other one got - besides victim points.
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  1439.  @ljubomirculibrk4097  Ah, is that why I couldn't make any sense of the wreckage?
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  1440.  @SpiderF27  pop wheat wheat/pop (m) (mmt) (tonnes/person) Russia 145 92 0.63 Germany 83 36 0.43 UK 67 14 0.20 France 66 34 0.51 Ukraine 38 33 0.86 Russia is world's largest producer, exports over 20 mmt Ukraine is 7th largest producer. 5th largest exporter
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  1441. Baldwin knew all the rules - he's been doing this for decades. The shooting was premeditated murder.
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  1442. He'll be accused of tipping-off the Dutch (if that happened).
    2
  1443. That's probably why they were confidently predicting a huge "counter-offensive" that would sweep through Russian defences.
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  1444.  @YouKnowItMang  I don't claim the French don't retreat, I oppose the claim that they always retreat.
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  1445.  @cristylivingston52  Ahhhh, that makes sense - thanks.
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  1446. Blackwall Tunnel (road tunnel under R. Thames, London) opened in 1897, and was suffering congestion in the 1930s.
    2
  1447. A difficult place to get to, I hear.
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  1448.  @edwinhatlee7100  You're lying. Ukraine does not publish Russian casualties. Prove me wrong.
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  1449. If you cut Ukraine in two like that, you'd get attacked from both sides: you'd be surrounded.
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  1450.  @ianstobie  I agree. It's a bad idea to have Russian troops, a few feet away from Nato troops - false flags happen.
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  1451. 🍸🍸🍸🍸
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  1452.  @biloz2988  You evaded the question by substituting "made by" for "made of".
    2
  1453. Russia hasn't been advancing for the last 12 months. Compare today's video with (say) one in November, and one from 12 monthsa ago.
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  1454.  canadianbacon5553  Don't you remember the "greatest ever spring summer autumn counter offendsive"? There was a period of several months where russia did not significantly advance. You need to consider the possibility that you may be wrong before trying to belittle people.
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  1455.  @xDRBKZ  My solution doesn't meet your objectives because it wasn't intended to.
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  1456. Bombing the southern ports is prolly messing with resupply chain.
    2
  1457. "dummy" = "comforter" - I think: rubber teat that babies suck on. "Pram" = "big version of pushchair" - for transport of babies.
    2
  1458. Nor me.
    2
  1459. You get jam every other day: jam yesterday, and jam tomorrow..
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  1460. 6:14 "Zaluzhny was put in charge, so Zelensky wouldn't know." Who put Zaluzhny in charge?.
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  1461.  @z-RU_America  Lol.
    2
  1462. Technically correct. Money has innate value because it is useful, eg gold and silver can be used to make teeth and table-ware.
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  1463. So slow the video player down! z
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  1464. Read Adam Smith's " (An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of) The Wealth of Nations". You can get it free from Project Gutenberg.
    2
  1465. Save the good stuff for Nato.
    2
  1466.  @KSmithwick1989  you can count up the number of days you've been in prison (say), or count down the number of days to your being released.
    2
  1467.  @KSmithwick1989  Yes, I'm a native Englishman.
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  1468.  @KSmithwick1989  I'm a poor typist. Feel free to point out any "mistakes" I make.
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  1469. Yes, Karen, he has an accent. We all do.
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  1470. The real question is why are they talking about the civil war? How is that an election issue?
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  1471. Always. ❤😉
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  1472. Making a claim would not be easy.
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  1473. The FAB 4 was imperial; John, Paul, George and Ringo.
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  1474.  @robkit007  BUT NOT WHEN YOU DO IT?
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  1475. There's along way to go yet.
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  1476.  @anaremelam5998  "This is not the end. This is not the beginning of the end, but we may say it is the end of the beginning." Churchill
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  1477.  @Giantidiot  It's a hotel in Moscow. Also in Mexico City, Calais France, Tallinn Estonia, Belgrade Serbia, Istanbul Turkey, ...
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  1478. Well done - have some cake 🍰🍰🍰
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  1479.  @17sapun  a twiglet
    2
  1480. Oceans are enormously heavy, they don't change speed very easily.
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  1481. Welcome to YouTube.
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  1482.  @thescrambler692  Yotubes Algorythm does the deleting around here.
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  1483.  @kyledalton5274  That's not remotely what he said.
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  1484. I think the Polish border is a suitable place to stop.
    2
  1485. No. (And good troll, btw). Double jeopardy means you can't be tried for one robbery *twice*. If you commit four robberies, you can be tried four times - once for each robbery.
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  1486. The purpose is to prevent Ukr joining Nato. If the war ended today, Ukr would join Nato tomorrow. If Ukr joins Nato, the US can put nuclear weapons right next to Russia's border - protected by all the armed forces of Nato. If the flight-time of the weapon is short enough, the US could launch a first-strike nuclear war against Russia, and Russia would not have time to retaliate. Russia cannot, and will not end this war while Ukraine continues to exist.
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  1487. Bingo. You can't have a fair system because nobody wants a fair system - everyone wants a little more, or a lot more.
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  1488. Thank you, anonymous-stranger-on-the-internet and your puppet "anonymous source". You found 5 people who will believe absolutely anything.
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  1489. I hereby present to you the Young Frankenstein Award. https://youtu.be/4An1BrG2u_4
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  1490. You didn't get robbed - they're lying about the price.
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  1491. I notice most videos I watch have around 15% likes for the first few hundred views, declining to 10% there-after.
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  1492. YT Censorship test. Free Tibet! Free Hong Kong! Taiwan. Jasmine Revolution.
    2
  1493. Zelensky is a puppet.
    2
  1494. https://uktvplay.uktv.co.uk/shows/nazi-victory-the-post-war-plan/watch-online/?video=5741284213001
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  1495.  @puakagrinder2766  Don't say things like that when I'm drinking coffee - it goes everywhere!
    2
  1496. How do you test a Kimsakander?
    2
  1497. What's that? Girls wearing trousers? It's an outrage! They'll be wanting pockets next, mark my words!
    2
  1498. I agree. I also don't think you're meant to submerge it in water.
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  1499.  @Ishlacorrin  I'm remembering my mum making suet puddings and xmas pudding in the pressure cooker. She'd cover the pudding with  tinfoil and tie with string, then put it in the pressure cooker with water below the string, put the lid on and cook it maybe 40 mins or so.
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  1500.  @Sweet-Rat-Milk  It's a deep (enough) water harbour, on a shallow sea; the best place from which to export local grain. Selling grain is an important source of income.
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  1501.  @bjabbbjabb1286  Russian tanks weigh around 40 tons - you don't drive them hundreds of miles on roads, it tears up the roads and wears out the tanks, they use an enormous ammount of fuel, and are too heavy for many bridges, they are slow, so they'd cause huge traffic jams.
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  1502. There's a description of the filter at 49:21 - which to me, sounds like a bolt with scratched washers on it, and the tightness that the washers are squeezed together sets the size of the gap. (I'm not much on mechanics.)
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  1503. 👋🦌
    2
  1504. You question is better phrased as "how does one create wealth"? 1.Invest things that are cheap eg, time and skill, to transform low value items into high value items. Eg., take a lump of stone and hammer it into the shape of a building block. 2. Move goods from where they are common (low value) to where they are rare (high value). Eg, Spanish oranges to UK, African bananas to Norway. 3. Dig it out of the ground.Eg., gold, diamonds, oil, etc. 4. Get your friends to talk you up. Then you can ask a much higher price for your inexpensive goods. Eg., dresses, paintings, music. Once you've created some wealth, you can invest it in more expensive ventures, eg smelting ore to make iron. And invest those profits in even more expensive ventures, eg railways.
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  1505. I, too, am here.
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  1506. lots of cut-n-paste propaganda here today.
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  1507. If it was a false flag attack, it would've hit an airport in Estonia. Flying drones is easy - anyone can do it.
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  1508. If you think you're free of delusions, you're deluding yourself.
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  1509. NAME THEM OR SHUT UP.
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  1510. Got im Himmel! Vas is loes? ... or something like that.
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  1511. Tides? How do tides work on a flat Earth?
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  1512. So, how long before the first Iraqi "refugees" land at Heathrow and JFK?
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  1513. A lovely bit of thinking there. A neat demonstration of how a heap of theory can be flattened by a single obstinate fact. "The missile is too small."
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  1514.  @hakapeszimaki8369  You're an idiot or a liar. Certainly, you're far-left; you try to make the killing of millions seem moral because Britain was somehow "mean" to Germany.  You manage to make the Versailles treaty - at the end of WWI - a cause of its beginning!
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  1515. Imagine having to dig their own trenches! What misery!
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  1516. Yes, Ukraine should try and change the game from fighting to negotiating a peace.
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  1517.  @Ragnovlod  "oh shit" prolly works in most languages.
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  1518.  @tolis7411  I think he's being sarcastic.
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  1519. IF .... we had a normally-distributed population of 68.64 million with an average  longevity of 81.5 years, then 1/81.5 th would die each year. That's 842,000 deaths each year, or 70,000 deaths per month.
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  1520. Get your shit together!
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  1521.  @АнатолийБалацкий-ъ5о  said "You can not understand. The attitude towards our boys in captivity is very cruel. And the Ukrainians here are like at a resort, and they even treat you. And what is the condition of our wounded people there? All transferred to the Ukrainian side at least immediately to the front line regiments. And ours take six months or more to treat and rehabilitate them."
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  1522.  @TheSillymansam  It's not a leftist term, and it's not Elon that's being called "hostile", it's the take-over that's "hostile", and that's because the Board of Twitter have not approved it, and may act against it (buying back their own shares, for example).
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  1523.  @skwish6401  It's not a social system it's an economic system. Communism, otoh, is not an economic system, it's a social system.
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  1524. Dima is using geolocation from videos. Mobile phones tell you where the troops are - that's highly sensitive info.
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  1525.  @rilmehakonen9688  More to the point, it's not "make spot run", it's "let spot run, walk, sit, lie, whatever he wants to do." We do not dictate how others speak. One of the strengths of the English language is in the rich variety of ways in which anything may be said.
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  1526.  @mik1984  It's easier to address on ships, they tend to keep away from each-other.
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  1527. Nothing is safe - you can't even ask a simple question on YouTube!
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  1528. It's written in the slogan "eat the rich".
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  1529. I think somebody was: I think it changed from 6-3 to 5-4.
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  1530. "We are sa-line, we are sa-line, ..."
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  1531. Russia's not going anywhere, that's for sure.
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  1532. The first chance they get.
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  1533. One of her friends has, on Twitter, and walked straight into the same trap.
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  1534. Refresh should get things back. (f5)
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  1535. If you read the comments, you'd know.
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  1536. US Senate, I think.
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  1537. Yes, He led me here, too. :)
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  1538. Dima's not making a logical argument - far less a falacious one. Dima's a reporter. He faithfully, and properly reports what relevant authorites say. Putin and (I presume you mean) Shoigu are relevant authorities. "Minister" is a political position, not a military one. Shoigu's job is to supply Russia with military forces.
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  1539. Yes, but they had pointed sticks and empty bellies.
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  1540. Yes, big scams often move from country to country.
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  1541. No, it isn't.
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  1542.  @kamikaze2009  I think they shut it down - for safety.
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  1543. Sounded good here
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  1544.  @BrokVoekler  Me too. Lysenko was not Darwinian.
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  1545.  @shallowdarkness5626  If any of you think you can do better, then go ahead. Otherwise, quit complaining.
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  1546.  @MadeleineTakam_Info_on_Profile  It wasn't about killing people, it was about stopping them from working; shut down the electricity supply to factories, make houses uninhabitable, cause disruption.
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  1547.  @oleglovky  said "False flags is more the ruzzian MO." Name one.
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  1548.  @NorthWirld  Slavery isn't gone, and the Haitians have had a miserable time of it since then.
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  1549. Because it's easier to kill/capture the enemy when you've got them surrounded.
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  1550. I would award you this cake, 🍰🍰🍰, but YouTube keeps deleting it.
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  1551. Yes, Ukraine can attack Belarus - if they want to. They have already attacked Germany and Poland.
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  1552. 🦌🦖🦌🦌🦕🦌🦌
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  1553. And their woke flag would be cheaper and easier to manufacture.
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  1554. 🦌🦌
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  1555.  @timmick6911  Nonsense.
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  1556.  @davidhimmelsbach557  That was a very interesting post - thank you. You might be interested in a (free) book at Project Gutenberg , by George L. Vose - "Handbook of Railroad Construction" * (I may have edited the title in my bookmarks) book number 56688. It not only details the costs of materials and construction, but also the costs of moving things by various kinds of transport.
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  1557. It doesn't want to stop the war. At war's end, if Ukraine still exists, it will join Nato - the very thing Russia is fighting to prevent.
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  1558. Shhhh.
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  1559. Two in the drink, two stay pink?
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  1560. Thank you! I've been waiting for someone to point that out.
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  1561. ... will support Ukraine for as long as the kickbacks continue to be made.
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  1562. Ukraine military units - brigades, I think.
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  1563. In Russia, I'd guess.
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  1564. He armed the Contras - doing the same "regime-change" that Nuland does today.
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  1565. "The public are the police, and the police are the public" - Sir R Peel's principles of policing.
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  1566. I know that was done in Britain in WWII, but I wasn't aware it had been done before.
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  1567. Thunderfoot spends 5 mins defending bad science (his Covid model) with complete lack of self-awareness.
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  1568. You're projecting.
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  1569. Why don't YOU turn off the subtitles, if you don't want them?
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  1570. WOAH! 0:40 "for the CO2 in the atmosphere to return to normal." NORMAL? Wtf did you get the idea that the pre-indstrial (or whatever you arbitrarily choose) level is/was "normal"? CO2 has been in decline from 5,000ppm to less than 500pm, for 500 million years, 90% of it locked away - mostly in limestone by coral - a process that would inevitably lead to the loss of all multicelllar life on Earth! Next you'll be telling us the temperature back then was "normal" too!
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  1571. There's no "technically" about it. That stuff covering Greenland and Antarctica? That's ("permanent")ice! Yes, for over 90% of the last 500 million years, the Earth has been ("permanent") ice-free. *permanent is as opposed to seasonal.
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  1572.  @ekothesilent9456  Well, go on then, tell about all these tunnels under rivers.
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  1573. "Itinerary" - that's the word I was looking for.
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  1574. Is there a by-election there?
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  1575. *Lancashire.
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  1576. Hello, Sanette. You're early today🙂 🦌🦌🦌🐇🦌🦌
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  1577.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Sorry, I didn't mean "early in the day", I meant "so soon after the video ended." (It was about 9am here, I think.)
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  1578. Would you write that in English, please.
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  1579.  @MaryGwenDungan  Ukraine is about 150 miillion acres. At $100/acre ... that's $15 billion. Then there's all the infrastructure; roads, rail, ports, dams, power stations, pipes, factories, buildings, mines, ...
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  1580. First! (and fourth like) [edit] Not first, but second ... I think
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  1581. BS.
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  1582. Hello deer friends, put your likes.
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  1583. Cake analogy works fine for me.
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  1584. So what would they be expecting to need to filter out of the oxygen?
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  1585.  @nightjarflying  The CO2 scrubbers filtered the cabin air, not the oxygen.
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  1586. @TheIfifi Wow. Fanatics really don't get irony, do you?
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  1587. @TheIfifi Hey, TheIfifi, what's the road to Hell paved with?
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  1588. Don't feel bad,TIK - a lot of Met Offices don't know how to measure temperature, either.
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  1589. Waits its turn
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  1590. There's a lot of Remainer trolls here, too.
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  1591. What I find so remarkable is, only 20 years after winning the war,Ted Heath set us on the path to subservience to the EU.
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  1592.  @jwtc20c  Not until the kettle's boiled.
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  1593. Schools out for Xmas.
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  1594. Her selected evidence for going in the wrong direction was; abortion, mass shootings and inflation (which Dems blame on Putin and or Trump). It should've been illegal immigration, housing crisis, food supply, fuel prices and inflation caused by Biden's massive borrowing/spending.
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  1595. Hovercraft is ideal for that crossing, but is very expensive, very noisy, and doesn't carry much.
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  1596. So we're going to harbour a war-criminal now? We know what he did was a war-crime because there's an arrest warrant issued by the ICJ. It was issued against the wrong person, but nevertheless...
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  1597. Enquire at your local Russian embassy? (Maybe they have a website?)
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  1598. @Maxim Jochim If a government controls food supply, it isn't capitalism, it's socialism; State control.
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  1599. Annual temperatures reported by various agencies are not FACTS, they are statistical opinions - and the proof is that they all differ. No-one knows the temperature of the world - it's impossible to measure. No-one even tries to guess: if you average quantities that vary in both place and time the result is meaningless. For example, average a day's max temp of London and Tokyo - what does it mean? It's not the max temp of any place or time! To have a chance of estimating the world's temperature, you'd have to measure it in millions of places _at the same time_.
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  1600. Seconded. TIK needs to know he's worth waiting for.
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  1601. It would be very much easier to make self-driving trains and they don't have that, so self-driving cars are a long way off.
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  1602. Thanks, Dima & MS team for many interesting updates.🦌🦌🦌🍰🍰🍰
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  1603. 🦝🦌🦌🦌
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  1604.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Hello, Sanette 👋🦌 Are you well? It's sunny and bright here, today.
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  1605.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Ah, yes, it would be, wouldn't it. It's normally cold, wet and miserable here, but sometimes it's cold, wet and sunny.
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  1606.  @roybrown3391  Brazil disagrees - they just produced 10 million tonnes last year.
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  1607. @B Simpson That's predicated on having a Brexit candidate to vote for.
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  1608. 🦌🐄🦌
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  1609. I'd ask for the police complaint number to see if the threats were real (or faked) or imaginary.
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  1610. Maggie recanted.
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  1611.  @Thermopylae2007  Yes, in wars, other nations often send observers to see how the war is fought.
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  1612. Pivotal points you're missing; - Russian strategic goal, - fuel supplies, - 5th columnists.
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  1613. There are indisputeable facts, and there are reports. The red area is Russian-occupied, beyond dispute. Dima tells you the daily reports, and colours the area the reports refered to, to show you what he's talking about. He does not update the map until the reports are proven true.
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  1614.  @elduderino2404  *He's pretending he's scared ...
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  1615. Lol
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  1616. I suppose he's "making hay while the Sun shines" - the war could end at any time.
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  1617. How much are you paying Dima for all this extra work?
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  1618. 🦌🦌🦌🐿🦌
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  1619. Good question.
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  1620. I make it $700,000 per house.
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  1621.  @aniksamiurrahman6365  One thing's certain,where there are the most roofs, there are the most people.
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  1622. Would UK be responsible for the cleanup if the shells had been fired on Donetsk, Crimea, or Russia?
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  1623. Volga
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  1624. The remoaners will happily tell us if we got screwed. Then we can call for treason trials.
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  1625. 1:14 I think I've seen that video before - and I only watch Dima.
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  1626. You are not the world. Some of us appreciate the warning.
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  1627. @Ricky Torres. Theft is a crime. Conspiracy to steal is a crime. Socialists are de facto breaking the law.
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  1628. @Joonatan Nõgisto And you've just destroyed the morality of your cause. There's simply no point fighting to replace one bunch of liars, murderers and thieves with another - likely worse - bunch of liars, murderers and thieves.
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  1629.  @peterruf1462  The military info is his (private). think it's based on an open source map.
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  1630. 👍👍👍🍰🍰🍰
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  1631. I'd guess anti-drone. When a flying object hits something, it tends to turn, and if the thing it hits is hanging, it'll turn upwards.
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  1632.  @ozziepride1973  Yes, but Russia's got to take it first.
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  1633. There's an English simile you don't hear much these days - "as thick as thieves".
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  1634. Certainly a good Christian boy should wear a dress - every time he contends he has free will.
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  1635. Or propaganda
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  1636. @G00NERJ80 ! I know, it is. If he's coerced into the extension, then he's coerced into the continuation of the treaty. Is that better?
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  1637.  @Slowv8Fiero  Which is what he wants - MS Channel shut down.
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  1638. The foolery is that you eyes tell you to expect one thing (flavour), but it's actually something else. Aka a "surprise".
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  1639. Airbourne can only fight for a day or two - they are few, lightly armed, and scantly provisioned. They need the main army nearby, to dash forward and secure the gains they made.
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  1640. Unless you live on a coral island, there's never a shortage of stones.
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  1641. Generals are always getting replaced. Consider what they do for a living.
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  1642. You didn't listen.
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  1643. That explains the fixation on washing machines.
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  1644. and the weight of his armour - he could hardly stand up.
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  1645. Geoff Bickford called it - they'll have perfect American English, but won't remember a word of Ukrainian.
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  1646. Elensky would have Trump killed.
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  1647. 🦌🐑🦌🦌
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  1648. 🦌🦇 🦇🦇
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  1649. Be a Patreon
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  1650.  @davidkennedy3050  Yes, and I can see that devolving to self-drive.
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  1651. That would be a declaration of Russia's intent. "Never tell anyone outside the family what you're thinking".
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  1652. Icbw, but I think the native Americans had slavery.
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  1653. Somebody will get tired of it. I'm guessing it wont be the Russians.
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  1654. You're obviously lying.
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  1655. Perhaps because it's the fall.
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  1656. This is far to late to be of any other use except for the following lies; 1.that white people who are proud to be white are "white supremacists" 2. that white people who are nationalists are "White-Nationalists" - ie white supremacists. Beyond that it was just and excuse to repeat "Neo-Nazi" over and over. The lies make this anti-white race-baiting propaganda.
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  1657. The Dept. of Justice. [Edit sorry, I forgot you have State s and Federal Govt. . The State keeps it. ]
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  1658. I think you can't use capital "N" - because YT is run by children.
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  1659. It could be stock footage from the Gulf War.
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  1660.  @J.B.29  After the war - and having started two world wars - Germany was not permitted to have any more than a small defence army. They now have nuclear missiles, cruise missiles, fighter aircraft, heavy tanks, and they're talking about marching on Poland.
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  1661. Ukr/Nato have marine drones - they've attacked bridges and ships with them.
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  1662. IOW "shut up, Dima", right? You can't cope with the daily ego-bruising you get from Dima's reports, so you try to amke him stop. He should ban you; I would ban you in a heartbeat, but I'm not busy making the next report.
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  1663. London: the Germans used time delayed fuses.
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  1664. USAF plane just appeared over Black Sea.
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  1665. *Ashli Babbit
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  1666. Conspiring to steal is also illegal.
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  1667. Target practice - to practice being targets.
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  1668. The narrow/ shallow bits, but not the main river channel.
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  1669. The Russians took Paulus's 6th Army prisoner.
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  1670. #2 worldwide tracked by 1244 people z
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  1671. Two private jets, one from london, one from Berlin, now near NW Romania heading the same way. z
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  1672. Thank you for getting me interested in plane-spotting.
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  1673. The rehearsals would've shown all the dangers involved. They rehearsed it, right?
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  1674. The English often say "av" because that's what it says on street signs.
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  1675.  @mikewardrop5962  Poland population - 38 million That alone says they cannot conquer Europe. EU population - 447 million.
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  1676. The only point of your comment was to repeat the lie that Franco was right wing.
    2
  1677. NASA wants a piece of the pie.
    2
  1678.  @bck481  "Whataboutism" Where?
    2
  1679. That guy who paid $400 for two bricks is wondering how smart that was.
    2
  1680.  @Truthorfib  I found the video, but YT doesn't think I'm old enough to view it - because I won't verify my ID.
    2
  1681. You misspelled "thousands" - it's spelled m i l l i o n s.
    2
  1682. 🦌🐏🐑🐑🐑🦌
    2
  1683. Yes, the difference is plainly obvious.
    2
  1684. Was it China that printed 30 million votes for Biden?
    2
  1685. The story is to conceal the truth, or to put it another war "the truth is so important it must be accompanied by a bodyguard of lies."
    2
  1686. Defensive strongpoints
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  1687.  @spacecase4984  Lies is how we got here. "there's no such thing as race" "maths is racist". "Fascism is right wing." "Let's go Brandon" ...
    2
  1688.  @namename-qb5xe  Yes, but torpedo nets can go from sea-floor (near shore, the water is shallow) to the height of the ship's weather deck - with ease.
    2
  1689. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦒🦌🦌🦌
    2
  1690. There's only moral righteousness in defending the honour of the honourable.
    2
  1691. Yes.
    2
  1692. This video needs age verification?
    2
  1693. Daniel Wallace wrote: "Das war ein Befehl! Der Angriff Steiners war ein Befehl! Wer sind Sie, dass Sie es wagen, sich meinem Befehl zu widersetzen?" Which translates to:- "Your dog has no nose!!" "You correctly observe that my dog has no nose!!" "Is it the case then that he is unable to detect that he is unpleasantly odourous?" Which is why there isn't a big export market for Germany comedy.
    2
  1694. Well said.
    2
  1695. The problem with the greatest spring offensive was, ... not enough obstacles.
    2
  1696.  @mimikurtz2162  In UK, a city is generally a place with a cathedral. Ely, for example, is a city, with a population of 20,000.
    2
  1697. Hello, Sanette 🦌🦌🦌🦌🐃
    2
  1698.  @demos436  They are not defending themselves.
    2
  1699.  @championknife  Dude, they fired some missiles at a port. It's not "Barbarossa": it wasn't the product of the finest minds - it was just another day at at the office.
    2
  1700.  @karapuzo1  Unnecessary additional complication of conscription. Can a volunteer afford his own equipment? If not, why not? He has a job.
    2
  1701. 15:33 Ideal targets for cluster bombs.
    2
  1702.  @u9vata  Yes, it prolly takes a lot longer to train officers.
    2
  1703. He means Azov act like prima-donnas.
    2
  1704. 🦌🦝🦌🦌🦌
    2
  1705. It's better to find friends who are smarter than you, as you can learn from them.
    2
  1706. I agreed, and YT deleted it!
    2
  1707. Russian defensive strongpoints (located by satelite).
    2
  1708. @kevinallies1014 Without the underneath [1], they still have 2 sides and a top. The sides have open spaces, the top doesn't. [1] the Crimean bridge was damaged from beneath.
    2
  1709. That's sensitive information - the sort of stuff PoWs are interrogated for.
    2
  1710. @Graham Johnson Selling it off would keep those people in employment. They need to go.
    2
  1711. Brunel nearly drowned while tunneling under the Thames.
    2
  1712. Well, when I say "fortress", it were more like a house really - but it were a fortress to us!
    2
  1713. Hello, anonymous stranger on the internet. Tell me, are you a reliable source?
    2
  1714. That's not valid French.
    2
  1715. Sounds like some anti-drone nets would help.
    2
  1716. There were many songs - "Fuel on the Hill", "These Fuel-ish Things", ...
    2
  1717. Azov are political poison. They realised that after the Canadian Parliament debacle.
    2
  1718. I don't know what I said, but it was good enough to be deleted.
    2
  1719. You can't have one without the other.
    2
  1720. He inherited the Baronetcy in 1928. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley
    2
  1721. Close formation flying - crashes happen all the time that way.
    2
  1722. Don't poke the bear.
    2
  1723. 3:15 No searchlights? What are those big white things then?
    2
  1724. 👋🦌
    2
  1725. Fuck off.
    2
  1726.  @AlexTorres-qv3hv  lol
    2
  1727. Russian.
    2
  1728. French contractors - the money stays at home.
    2
  1729. So, avoid capture by driving a car, and not stopping.
    2
  1730.  @XtremiTeez  Is that really how you speak to a 7 year-old?
    2
  1731.  @ProcaviaCapensis-ts8ub  It's 470 miles from Kiev to Moscow - the Ukrainians can't fly drones that far.
    2
  1732.  @ProcaviaCapensis-ts8ub  No, but keep thinking - maybe you'll guess right, eventually.
    2
  1733. Only Youtube deletes stuff here.
    2
  1734. If Thunderfoot new what a pandemic was, he'd know the only way to prevent one is to quarantine international travelers. When Boris first asked us to stay at home - to flatten the curve! - the Transport Minister came on to assure us he was "doing everything possible to keep the airports OPEN".
    2
  1735. He's posting on Youtube, and he's posting for profit. Caveat emptor
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  1736. It's trivially simple for Ukraine to defend themselves. 1. Reject Nato membership.
    2
  1737. The air force's problem is with identifying the enemy in a theatre with no front line.
    2
  1738. 9:33 NASA GISS are liars. Thunderfoot, when you repeat lies it makes you a liar! https://imgur.com/gallery/4fd1alf
    2
  1739. Do you notice the silence?
    2
  1740. Congratulations 😁👍🍰🍰🍰
    2
  1741.  @BigP.P.  Yes, if a company sells most of its shares it risks someone targeting them - especially if that company is swimming in cash, or being run really poorly.
    2
  1742. Sure, let the debtors run the banks - what could go wrong?
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  1743. Did you get any tiles?
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  1744. 🦌🦌🦒🦌
    2
  1745.  @HZV1492  Today we have many interesting updates.
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  1746.  @Novaes1981  Anyone who puts "truth" in their name, is invariably a liar.
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  1747. It's Dima's map and he can colour it however he likes. If you think you can do better, draw your own maps.
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  1748. Why would there be? Tax-and-spend is not a new idea; neither is printing money.
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  1749. *against nuclear power.
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  1750.  @jamesgornall5731  They could take the shilling, or it was forced into their hand. You can't volunteer when you've been kidnapped.
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  1751. Z
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  1752.  @rogerpaquette109  a wedge.
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  1753. Possession is 9/10ths of the law.
    2
  1754. It's wrong to call a whale a fish. It's more wrong to call it a vegetable.
    2
  1755. Oooh, another idiot. The Labour Party was formed by the unions. The coal mines were nationalised by the 1946 Labour government. Lord Robens, who headed the National Coal Board was previously a unionist and Labour MP. It was a Labour government in power in 1966 when this event happened.
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  1756. Comments also help. And you can share videos to encourage new viewers.
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  1757.  @jamescottle3418  Really? Haven't you been paying attention? It was the "Great Ukranian Summer Offensive" that resulted in the capture (and release) of many fields (many times).
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  1758.  @yoxat1  Well Congratulations - you've won! "On June 2, 2022, Zelenskyy announced that Russia occupied approximately 20% of Ukrainian territory."
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  1759. 2:00 "If you don't go into Italy in 1943, where do you go?" Romania? Secure the oil - deny Germany, supply Russia (and ourselves), A pincer movement in Ukraine, trapping Germans between Brit and Russian forces. Get the Germans on the retreat again. Keep Turkey out of the Axis. Keep post-war Russia out of a lot of the Balkans
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  1760. Cool story, bro.
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  1761.  @gurokrater  Sure, bro. whatever.
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  1762. Amphetamines also keep soldiers awake. They might hallucinate a bit, ...
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  1763. 🐻🦌🦌🦨🦌🦌
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  1764. A tastey piece of cake for you. 🍰
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  1765. Can your theory explain the British defeats at Gallipoli and Rorkes Drift?
    2
  1766. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
    2
  1767. In your dreams.
    2
  1768. A hair-dryer?
    2
  1769. Ooooh, now I'm intrigued.
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  1770. On a more practical level, you can dig it out of the ground, or steal it from other banks.
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  1771.  @townsends  I was wondering where all this salt was coming from,too.
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  1772. "Four dead" is not a war news report, it's a crane collapse, it's a mostly peaceful protest, it's an Alex Baldwin movie production.
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  1773. 1. Soldiers. 2. Prepared defences.
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  1774. Nie od razu Rzym zbudowano
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  1775. You don't know what "total war" is.
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  1776. Honestly, I thought Crusader was so good, I still want to hear what happened next in that theatre.
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  1777. Nato has no cause to fight. US got Ukraine to fight Russia. Can they get EU to fight Russia?
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  1778.  @OSTemli  I am also first.
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  1779. They're all watching each-other with deep suspicion right now, in case anyone starts selling. :)
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  1780. Good question; interesting answers.
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  1781. From Romana, or Poland, or Slovakia, or Hungary, ...
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  1782. You should expect Uke trolls to deny this swiftly and incoherently.
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  1783.  @j.dasilva4567  Ah thanks, I see it now. I sent a cake post and that's gone.
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  1784.  @nikoskn1252  Luchachenko will be able to declare martial law in Belarus, making it easier to root out those western agents and organisations that are formenting opposition in his country.
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  1785. 4 minutes on this, 5 minutes on how it's affecting Ukrainian students and 7 minutes on the role of faith. Why?
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  1786. missing number
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  1787. The Normans enslaved the whole of the English people.
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  1788. I think he's British. Lots of Brits use a "glottal stop" - they don't pronounced t's, but make a sudden stop, especially in the middle of words. So, "written" becomes "wri''un", "Britain", "Bri' un" ...
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  1789. Did Keynes just rip off Hitler's ideas?
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  1790. $100 billion for 49,000 acres is about $200,000 per acre.
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  1791. It's for shootingyour rifle.
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  1792.  @arostwocents  Just like Biden was the nominee without support.
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  1793. How would an import/export merchant stock up on torpedoes without the whole island knowing it?
    2
  1794.  @pkkostas  He can't post to chat for 24 hours
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  1795. There is a demining thing that explodes in a line. Idk what it's called thobut.
    2
  1796. The gun was "the great equaliser"
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  1797. The river is a natural barrier. Put 100,000 men across it, it'll still be a problem.
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  1798.  @georgiosvarachidis6596  The football playerr?
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  1799. Those who can believe absurdities - as you just espoused - can commit atrocities.
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  1800.  @TheImperatorKnight  Luke is prolly one of them - wanting to claim you promote H.
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  1801. It would be more humane, but it is also more perilous, and would bring higher Russian losses.
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  1802. I think the verb you want is "Clintoned".
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  1803.  @Kenny-bj2zq  "Thousand millions". They are billions.
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  1804. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🌴
    2
  1805. The seasons are made by the planet's tilt. That is not changing.
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  1806.  @utubeballbag  Just a timewaster
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  1807. Intelligence is always the nazi's weak area.
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  1808.  @steffenbendel6031  You don't have the faintest idea what capitalism is - that's why you blame it for everything. How many farms are there in America? How many shell manufacturers? Capitalism produces your food in a stable, and sufficient quantity, at a stable price. Socialism produces your shells.
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  1809.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  On what?
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  1810.  @arostwocents  I didn't say food prices are stable, I said capitalism produces food at stable prices.
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  1811. You can retreat without being forced to. Russia withdrew back across the river from Kherson.
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  1812. "My pronouns are he/him/his."
    2
  1813. Be a Patreon
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  1814. Volga 149.2 MHz
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  1815.  @edthebumblingfool  Electronic gear inside the tank is very well screened - it's in a tank.
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  1816.  @jerromedrakejr9332  Given the choice, a) lose comms, or b) fiery ball of death, ...
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  1817.  @alexandernorman5337  Yes, that's the main problem. (*Wreak)
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  1818. The ld50 (lethal dose for 50% of rats) is 450 mg/kg.  I weigh 50 kg, so if I ate 22.5 grams of lead there's a half a chance I'd die.
    2
  1819. You'd have to carry it. Say 2lbs of food a day for 30 days = 60 lbs, versus 1lb of food a day plus whatever meat you gain along the way.
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  1820. He's talking to English-speakers who would struggle to recognize "Shpayer".
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  1821. You came to the right place.
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  1822. You can get free maps for your computer.
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  1823.  @Hereford1642  Well, the westernmost part is. The easternmost part is the westrnmost part of Russia atm.
    2
  1824. That way, you can feed 3 or 4 people with one banana - and it's cheap, at  a time when food is expensive.
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  1825. Yes, one "news" station had a story of a Russian attack on a tall building, and used an image of a damaged building in Ohio.
    2
  1826. If you want to indicate a point in a video, write the time at that point, eg 2:47 <- that's a clickable link.
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  1827.  @tonyp2865  There's different sizes for different jobs. Some are for attacking runways - they'll have big bomblets. Some are more like hand-grenades, for attacking troops. * I think, but I could br wrong.
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  1828. What? Oh, er, that's the Batphone.
    2
  1829. The wild country
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  1830. In WWII they used trained dogs.
    2
  1831.  @SebastianSkadisson  Easier to search for as "greening of the Sahel" (which is sub-Sahara).
    2
  1832. Giving aid to the enemy is treason!
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  1833.  @tomh2572  Yes, yes, the neo-nazis deny the crimes of the past because they want to repeat them. Meanwhile, your attack on the Wehrmacht is also ideological: you call your self "anti-fascist" to pretend you are the good, fighting evil fascism, when really you are the evil communist who is virtually indistinguishable from the fascists you claim to revile.
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  1834. Don't blame Dima.
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  1835. An electric shower is easy to install, You can stand in it, sit in it, let yourself go in it, wash your hair, or just do your toes. You can clean the kids for just a few p, you can laze about - it's lovely - have good dreams in it; think what life means in it. Everybody loves to shower! You can take it quick, you can take it slow; give a shower to somebody who's never had a go. Showering's great, and the cost is low. Shower Electric.  That was during the 1970s energy crisis, when they wanted us to take fewer baths "to save water and energy".It just shows the power of advertising as propaganda.
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  1836. He warned Parliament about the "blood on the streets", but he didn't warn the British people about the open-border immigration that was inflicted on us.
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  1837. It's also a cover for special forces, etc.
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  1838. *should
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  1839. The truth is the best propaganda.
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  1840. Another one trying to silence MS channel. z
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  1841. It was inevitable because even troops are pulled along the line of least resistance. I predict they will progress until they meet stiffer resistance.
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  1842. To paraphrase a speach from a movie... "I've never been very imterested in propaganda. If you're wrong, the UAF give up. If you're right, they'll be in Crimea in a week.
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  1843. He made a mistake.
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  1844. See Quaternary Ice Age and GISP2 ice-cores.
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  1845. POLLUTION!!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEe
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  1846. @Wenke Li "It's not the temperature, it's the rate!" That's a lie. It usually has the xkcd graph to support it. That graph is fraudulent - it compares long-term averages (which are very smooth) to short-term averages. I see you chose appeal to fear for agriculture. US crop yeilds have increased from 6 bushels/acre in the 1930s to 90 bushels/acre nowadays. That increase has been replicated around the world. You are relying on the ignorance of others to facilitate your lies. You are a liar - and for an evil cause, too.
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  1847. well done,, Halina - have a tastey piece of🍰🍰🍰 cake
    2
  1848. 8 of 28 million
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  1849. @ John Brakes Learn to read: "government" and "economy" are not synonyms.
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  1850. No.
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  1851. *dam
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  1852. I wasn't expecting such a heapin' helpin' of Marxist-feminist propaganda. 0:00-0:08 ; Antagonism represented by white captain & black FO 0:39-0:43 ;implying racial tension, and 0:50-0:52 ; racist and sexist hiring. 0:58-1:06 ; 1:15-1:29 ;Human frailty represented by smiling, vaguely asian man & woman (Man has higher status) 2:10-2:11 ; Air France represented by powerful white captain  ; implies Air France is racist and sexist company . 3:23-3:26 ; Man assaulting woman 3:30-3:42 ; Peace restored by woman 3:42-3:50 ; White man assaults man 4:02-4:11 ; Smiling women 6:04-6:15 ; Angry white men 6:26-6:31 ; Angry white man 6:31-6:32 ; "Politics and religion" civil multi-ethnic, multi-gender assembly 6:34-6:36 ; Evil white man 7:05-7:25 ; White male captain, black male FO again. So women are virtuous victims, and white men are privileged and violent - apparently.
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  1853. Yes, the Germans gave up some 2/3rds of Europe. The only bits they held were where they were unchallenged (Atlantic wall, Jersey, Norway), or trapped (Courland pocket).
    2
  1854. Dima
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  1855. *simple-minded
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  1856. @Bestoink Dooley Again, you lie.
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  1857. Proving precisely why Russia needs a buffer zone betweeen itself and Nato.
    2
  1858. War attracts psychopaths - I'm not so sure about sociopaths.
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  1859. America can't bully Russia.
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  1860.  @hongry-life  Ah yes, the "great spring offensive" didn't start til summer.
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  1861. There's a censored section; from 7:43 tp 9:43 the video doesn't play.
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  1862. Hello again. Just got another 6 hrs sleep! That's 13 out of the last 18 hours.
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  1863. more like ee dubbel-yoo
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  1864.  @Solsys2007  "I'm first, and so's my wife!"
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  1865.  @Solsys2007  Who're you calling "Brian"? You're quite a Brian yourself, mate.
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  1866.  @Fighter4Street  Mercs are contractors, and their contracts expire.
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  1867. Dima, for the sake of your real audience, please ban oggaBugga
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  1868.  @israelvaldivia2686  If you're the collective West, and you want to invade the collective East, Crimea is your starting point. It's an aircraft carrier - as is Britain. Crimea is no use to Zelensky - he's already in Ukraine!
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  1869. I think you mean "to Germany" not "from".
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  1870. The race to Poland?
    2
  1871. It doesn't matter
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  1872. Britain and Germany are bickering over who commited the war-crimes.
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  1873. 1) become a Patreon 2)follow link in the description ⬆
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  1874. Then don't watch.
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  1875. "Evil prevails when good men do nothing"
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  1876. @Simplicius Nice work.
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  1877.  MrSaiga308  What "floor plates"? The WTC had floors made of concrete - which doesn't melt.
    2
  1878.  MrSaiga308  The burn temperature is not due to the composition of the fuel (and Cessnas and jets both use Avgas - kerosene), jets burn hotter because the fuel is burned faster in forced-air.
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  1879.  MrSaiga308  Yes, the ammount of heat is irrelevant for melting. You have a temperature of 37C, and you "burn" 2,000 food Calories per day. If you took a day's food and set fire to it - you'd get the same energy but for a much shorter time, and a much higher temperature.
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  1880. I'll bet you a ham sandwich this guy's a theist. (Ha! "Summit Ministries"!).
    2
  1881. Heavy bombers are too easy to shoot down with missiles.
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  1882. You're saying words, but they don't mean anything.
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  1883. It. doesn't. matter.
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  1884. Both are good questions.
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  1885. Vassal states, perhaps.
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  1886. Nato troops?
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  1887. I think everything you said there was wrong.
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  1888. PUT YOUR COMMENTS!!!!
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  1889.  @cccpredarmy  I think the name was more like "Uday".
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  1890.  @thomaslacornette1282  Air-burst shells - pom-pom/flak guns were used against aircraft. They explode in the air sending out ball-bearings and shrapnel. (s/ flak/ ak-ak <-that's from Star Wars)
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  1891. TIK, some people climb Mount Everest - it's difficult, dangerous, expensive, and often fatal. Why do people do that: simply to be able to say they did it? Seems pointless to me. Now then, you're halfway up a figurative Mount Everest, and it's undoubtedly been difficult, expensive, and so on. You're probably asking yourself what are you doing, and what is the point. What you are doing is amassing, collating, evaluating and presenting the collective knowledge of an important part of history in an accessible way: a way that aids the further study of those events.  And what is the point of that? Well, what is the over-all lesson of World War II? I'd suggest it this: if you devote the whole of your resources to destroying your neighbours, you will most likely destroy yourself. (That's open to debate, obviously. ;) So, then, had Hitler watched your videos, and seen the ultimate futility of the course he set himself - and his nation - perhaps he might've been dissuaded from that plan. Had Hitler stopped at Poland - as tragic as that would've been - it might've saved 30-40 million lives and 3 or 4 years of war in a dozen different nations. By telling the stories of the monstrous stupidities of the past, you're helping to prevent them from happening again - and that's worth doing!
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  1892. YouTube shorts are rife with "morality plays" in which "evil white men" are portrayed as racist, sexist and abusive.
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  1893. Stalin built a ship canal from St Petersburg to the White Sea. (Forced labour, millions died.)
    2
  1894. International law is established through treaties - it is contract law, ie each side is bound only so long as the other side is bound. When Germany bombed London it freed Britain from any obligation to restraint from bombing German cities. Hence, the bombing of Dresden by Britain was not a war crime. (USA can't say the same - Germany didn't bomb any US cities.)
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  1895. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
    2
  1896.  @jamesmorrow1646  Everything you said is a lie. You also didn't cite any prediction.
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  1897. Don't beg for attention.
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  1898. Because gays don't go around passing death penalties on people.
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  1899. @ Hamid Hussein So you not only have vile opinions, you're not man enough to stand by your words.
    1
  1900. @ Hamid Hussein You just approve of it.
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  1901. Remember the efficiencies they claim are under laboratory conditions, where they can optimise the light source, and control such things as temperature to maximise the output. It does not tell you what efficiency a panel will produce on your roof.
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  1902. Yeah, they're always just about to break the laws of physics - usually by false accounting.
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  1903. NJtuber88 said "Ok its bad for Germany to demand land for peace but ok for the allies?" Yes, when the former is crime (pre-war) and the latter is punishment (post-war).
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  1904. @ Van Houten who said "The sky isn't distinctly blue?" Here in the English Midlands, I've just done a quick survey. There are no discernible clouds. Towards the Sun (West) the sky is white. To the North, white with a hint of blue at the horizon changing to light blue straight up. Opposite the Sun (East) it's a grayish light blue (like storm-clouds), and South is again white at the horizon to light blue straight up. We do get beautifully blue skies sometimes, but not often - usually in summer in stable hot, dry weather. I've puzzled over this along time. It's a curious fact that, during the day, I can see the sky in the North. Compare that to sunset, when the sky in the East goes black. A black eastern sunset sky means no light is coming to me from there. So a white northern daytime sky means light of all colours is coming to me from the North. It seems to me it must be reflected light. That's as far as I've got in understanding it.
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  1905. @ Sarah Andrea Royce the UK is much the same latitude as Germany, and Solar is well established here, too. Commercial solar produces an average 9% of nameplate.
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  1906. @ Moto arzan. Yes, we all get 6 months of daylight per year, but not equal intensity. Intensity falls as the log of the atmospheric path length. (See optical depth.) That's attenuation by absorbtion: then there's reflection by dust and then there's refraction. We can safely watch the sunset.
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  1907. Drilling tunnels is expensive.
    1
  1908. I wouldn't be at all surprised if Ukr launched their offensive on 6th June.
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  1909. Try shouting - that might work.
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  1910. If they turn Kiev into a fortress, Russia could simply lay siege to it - to keep their own casualty numbers down.
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  1911. You're overly sensitive. Wait and see how the map looks tomorrow.
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  1912. When they've depopulated it enough, Germany can drop nuclear bombs on it, to take that land out of production, and cause famine throughout Africa.
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  1913.  @hanahudcova891  Both are Slavs - and we know how much the Germans want to kill them.
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  1914. It doesn't matter.
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  1915. <sigh> Authoritarians are far-LEFT!
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  1916. @rimacutem of Alsvartrsmiðr No, monarchs are dependent on allies - eg the barons. It takes a (violent) collective to impose a tyranny on the masses.
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  1917. @rimacutem of Alsvartrsmiðr The English Billof Rights was written because the lords collectively opposed the king. (It was an accident that it applied to the common people - who were also "English".).
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  1918. If we put aside the Marxist redefinitions and start from scratch ... In the beginning - before law, every man was his own master. Farmers need peace in order to grow crops and prosper. To have peace, you need law, and to enforce law, you need a collective (that can overpower any law-breakers). Any law takes power from individuals and transfers it to the collective. Thus the political left and right were born. The left is the power of the state, the right the power of the individual. (An individual has no authority over others and cannot be an authoritarian.) Hence politics is the pratice of writing laws, and is done mostly by lawyers. The right always loses because it's composed of individuals championing the liberties of the individual.  The left, championing the cause of the collective to take more and more powers, is de facto authoritarian. Thus the ratchet of power inexorably moves to the left - the state. Only real democracy - hearing the voice of the people - can slow its progress (keyword). Once in a while a law is repealed - eg, decriminalizing of homosexuality, drugs, etc., but it's rare.
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  1919.  @SamuelJamesNary  You keep on talking about "extremism" - idk what you mean by that. It usually means political terrorism.
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  1920.  @SamuelJamesNary  So extremism and authoritarianism are completely different things. Authoritarianism is the trampling of people's freedoms; freedom of thought, freedom of religion, freedom of action, ... banning tobacco, plastic straws, etc, making people stay at home and wear masks in public is authoritarianism.
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  1921.  @SamuelJamesNary  You're just not learning anything, are you? You have a narrative and you're sticking with it. You failed to show that nationalism leads to extremism (because it doesn't). You failed to show that extremism leads to authoritarianism (it doesn't). You haven't touched the "fascism is far-left" point, and you're utterly silent on the authoritarianism of communism. But you did waste my time,so there's that.
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  1922.  @SamuelJamesNary  Nah, you just use the terms "extremist", "fascist" and "nationalist" interchangeably.
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  1923. Hence the tears when Trump won.
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  1924. YT is run by children.
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  1925. Well somebody's having bad day. ... obviously.
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  1926. We are in an ice age, and have been for 3 million years. That white stuff on Antarctica and Greenland? That's ice.
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  1927.  @j.dasilva4567  That's obviuse
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  1928. "If they're (the Ukrainians) wrong, they'll give up. If they're right, they'll be in Moscow in a week." (To adapt a line from the movie "Battle of Britain, about war propaganda.)
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  1929.  @ZappyOh  It helps the channel, I suppose.
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  1930. HE'S NOT THE MESSIAH, HE'S A VERY NAUGHTY BOY.
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  1931. Why no tomatoes?
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  1932. @Ecard Ecardian You'd need a flow of 1,000,000 litres per second with a fall of 1 metre.
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  1933. Yes, the original wasn't hard to understand.
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  1934. They can't just say "no", they'll have to put their money where their mouth is - buy their own shares.
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  1935. "very little criminality", yet the Stasi maintained files on 1/3rd of the population.
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  1936. I would like to see Bradley Square in Washington.
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  1937. TIK, you take our celebration as criticism. You need to understand you're worth waiting for.
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  1938.  @jamallabarge2665  An interesting reply. Xmas truce and airforce fraternity are irrelevant evidence - unless you're trying to ascribe and limit German barbarism to the Nat. Socs. - denying Germany''s crimes of WWI. "French kicked off gas warfare". I doubt it. That's a standard German defence - used in all manner of cases and always false. Also used by Ukr fanbois wrt cluster munitions. "The Germans first used ...(Chlorine)" Seems to contradict the previous claim. "US and UK "expanded" (interesting word, and gambit) "terror bombing" into firestorms" That's simply false. That wasn't a good effort, was it?
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  1939. 👋🦌🦌🦌🐭
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  1940. I like trains
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  1941. Think about doing a gear-up landing.
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  1942. Here.
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  1943. Are you a Patreon of Military Summary Channel?
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  1944. The Germans knew there would be an Allied invasion of France. They knew the Allies would land at Calais, and that Patton would be in charge. Thus the Allies had two secrets; the Normandy plan (under Bradley) and the Calais plan (under Patton). The first secret had to be kept, the second had to be lost - but not in an obvious way. When the Germans obtained the Calais plan, it was exactly as they expected, and when the Normandy landings happened, the Germans believed it was a diversionary attack (as per the plan) and held back their Panzers at Calais for a week.
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  1945. According to the US Constitution, the President does not have the power to declare war - unless the US is attacked. See Pearl Harbour. That's why the US calls its aircraft carriers "US territory" - which is a lie. History teaches us, if you destroy one terrorist group, three more appear in its place. I notice that a US carrier parked off Beirut is 700 - 800 miles from Tehran and Crimea - in cruise missile range, yet safe from retaliatory attacks. (To attack Crimea, a US missile would have to cross Turkey - forcing Turkey to pick a side.)
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  1946. There's no pottery (or metals) on coral islands.
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  1947. The illusion of winning. Paulus said he'd take Stalingrad in 6 days. After 3 or 4 months of winning, he lost.
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  1948. And while they put so much effort into Stalingrad, they failed to reach the oil fields of Astrakan - which was the primary objective.
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  1949. Nordstream?
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  1950.  @dapperfield595  You don't seem "genuinely interested", you seem like a gaslighting troll. Still, here's 5 benefits. https://youtu.be/WSOqOv68UsU
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  1951. Civilian aircraft use kerosene - "Avgas".
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  1952.  @dcampan2  Given that your first post was a lie, I'm going to need some verifiable facts, not just a story.
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  1953. If the Cuban govt doesn't want its people to flourish, there's not much Russia and China can do.
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  1954. I too am here.
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  1955. If you take away the CO2 - the planet's food supply - the plants ALL die. Then ALL the animals die. ALL of them.
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  1956. Well, perhaps he's working for the Russians now. We know he's a traitor, and we know he's worked for the Chinese.
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  1957. An Army marches on its stomach. War is logistics and that is economics.
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  1958. Hitler's bank would've been in Switzerland - obviously.
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  1959. Coming soon - FBI arrest National Guards.
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  1960. How high did the missile fly? (Remember the Earth is spherical).
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  1961. And now we can delete this thread. I just need an ok from you, then I can delete this comment, and then all the other comments are yours.
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  1962. Dr Steve Turley channel has lots of good news, too. He does analysis of USA and EU.
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  1963. It's the quickest and easiest way to cool down.
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  1964. Yep, 40p UK.
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  1965. US famously demonstrated a ship-borne rocket that cost $1 million, flew upwards for 2 seconds, did a back-flip, and fell into the ocean. A comedian observed that for 2 mackerel, you could get a dolphin to do the same thing.
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  1966. There's something of a long-standing convention not to try to pronounce foreign place names. Britain calls Britain "Britain", France "France" and Germany "Germany". (On that we're correct.) France calls France "La France", Britain "Angleterre" and Germany "Allemagne". Germany calls Germany "Deutschland", France "Deutschland" and Britain "Deutschland".
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  1967. I thought you already did this one.
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  1968. Prolly an FBI agent.
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  1969. It was always so. The Germans claim they shot down 40 Spitfires; the Brits say they lost 10; the truth is somewhere in between. As the Air Marshall said in the movie, "if we're right, they'll give up. If they're right, they'll be in London in a week."
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  1970. Z
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  1971.  @pietdev.4648  As the actress said to the Bishop.
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  1972.  @TheImperatorKnight  Sounds like an inside job - someone at YT with a scam on the side.
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  1973.  @wmccune30  Good question - I doubt it, it's not a melody.
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  1974. Very well said.
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  1975. If Russia waits a year before attacking Kiev, they have a year to earn the money to pay for it, and a year to make the munitions to do it. Britain had to borrow heavily to fight Germany, and it cost us India - we went bankrupt and couldn't afford to administer India.
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  1976. needs age verification to watch video
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  1977. By whom?
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  1978.  @Sedona-cl6eg  Ancient Egyptian walls were covered in tales of military victories - to increase Phaero's popularity at home, and to deter competitors from trying it on. The Roman's did the same. What's the Arc de Triomphe? What's the Brandenburg Gate? What's Nelson's Column. (Ans: propaganda) What's a triumphal procession for? What's the Russian May Day procession for?
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  1979.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  Wow, it must be awful being you. You really are struggling to cope.
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  1980.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  You don't know what a fact is.
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  1981.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  No, that's just another word you don't understand.
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  1982.  @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204  "Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm; but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves." - T S Elliot It's not entirely applicable to you. You really do mean to do harm. That's because you're so desperate to feel good about yourself. You will, of course, interpret this as more crying by me, because that's the limit of your understanding.
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  1983.  @aleskatic431  You argument fails by all the other ways planes have been painted. Sunderlands were fitted with lights whose brightness was set to match the sky behind the plane.
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  1984. Poland was restored by the Allied defeat of Germany in 1918. You're welcome. 1929 France began the construction of the Maginot Line (to 1938). 1936 Germany began building the West Wall to (1939). 1936 Germany retook the Rhineland. 1938 Annexes Austria 1938 Germany invades Czeckoslovak Sudetenland. When did Poland begin construction of it's West Wall? In the 1990's Poland was liberated by the collapse of the Soviet Union. Did Poland start construction of an East wall? In 2007 Poland dismantled it's border controls! So what exactly is Poland's current defence strategy?
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  1985. These two look like they're breaking the bad news to us really gently. 2:30 Are you optimistic that we are going to leave? SB I believe BJ will go down swinging (maintain his political will) But his hands are tied (must obey the law). It will be forced upon him (Unless it's absolutely forced upon him ) by a back-bench coalition of opposition and some Tory rebels and the Supreme Court. The angry shouting in Parliament is just theatre. The legislative trap was prepared over a period of decades, ready for this. Boris must obey the law, or Parliament must obey the will of the people? As Humpty Dumpty said, "the question is, who is to be master, that is all."
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  1986. When war is fought by robots, it's a war between economies, and a test of industrial production .
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  1987. Is it nuclear powered?
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  1988.  @paws057  And where would you dump your nuclear waste?
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  1989. Most propaganda is aimed at ones own people. The MSM aren't trying to make the Russians believe they are losing.
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  1990. . (Watching this thread.)
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  1991. No, they will burn more money, cause more deaths, lengthen the war, slow the Russian advance perhaps, but the Russian victory is inevitable. It was always inevitable that Russia would win.
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  1992. 🐕‍🦺🦮🐕‍🦺 Havoc! -
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  1993.  @Sparkiebc  You can't die of climate,much less of climate change. Climate is a statistic - the long term (ie 30+ years) average of weather. Climate change is a tiny variation in a statistic.
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  1994. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦒🦌
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  1995. If a General Election is on the cards, we need to discuss tactical voting for maxim Brexit strength.
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  1996. Dima, Simplicius talked about a Russian missile that detonates before impact, so it can cut through any anti-drone screen, and still cut through armour. (The Lancet, I think.)
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  1997. "By making the parts smaller", he said.
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  1998. And even claiming an electric car has the same manufacturing footprint as a normal car - complete bullshit.
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  1999. Yes, but they serve the State by commiting crime.
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  2000.  @RPcropland  they're not historical.
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  2001.  @djknox2  You seem to think "moderation" = "cooling": it doesn't.   Rain causes cooling because it's cold water - it absorbs heat from the air on the way down, and cools the ground when it gets there.Liquid water goes cold and stays cold because it loses heat by evapouration.  (Isn't that obvious?) During the day, water on the ground absorbs heat and evapourates.  This keeps daytime temperatures down. At night water vapour condenses, releasing heat, keeping night-time temperatures up. This is how humidity keeps Brazilian temperatures stable - moderate. In Algeria, humidity is low, so temperatures vary more - are less moderate.
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  2002.  @djknox2  Ah, ok, yes, I'll give you that - water vapour is very much more effective than CO2 as a "greenhouse gas", but my point is that "greenhouse gasses" do not simply cause warming: sometimes they warm, sometimes they cool, and the overall effect is moderation - a good thing..
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  2003.  @mahadhosh6400  I don't know.
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  2004. See the Wikipedia article on Mastercard re biometrics and vaccine status.
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  2005. Beach. (not blyat)
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  2006. The black market value of the battery alone ... very lucrative.
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  2007. I expect Joe wants to eliminate witnesses, at this point.
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  2008.  @rilmehakonen9688  England January average is 6C - that's cold enough for me. Sochi January average is 6.3C, so about the same.
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  2009. A job for Russian trawlers, perhaps.
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  2010.  @VikOlliver  The monoplane? A hell of a lot cheaper than a modern fighter, that's for sure (to buy and run),
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  2011. It's only about covering up (and stealing credit for) the fact that the Sahel has been greening for 30-40 years. (It was the evil CO2 what done it.)
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  2012. 🦌🦌🦌🐏🦌
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  2013. You have to enforce a copyright - or lose it. I don't think the church has been doing that.
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  2014. The reason the Lords were of general benefit to the commoners is that they were heavily invested in the land: the one thing you can't do with an earldom (or castle, or stately home) is move it somewhere nicer. Thus the nobility had a very great interest in the defence and welfare of the realm and its people. Yes they may maintain a tyranny, but there's always some tyranny and so long as it's consistent, the people can manage. The benefit is just that: they prevent radical change - they moderate the ambitions of successive governments (which are often pulling in different directions) and so maintain a peaceful environment in which people may prosper. The problem with the modern Lords - the Scargills and Sugars - is that they are NOT invested. If the country turns to shit, they can cash in and go somewhere else. So they are not focused on maintaining the traditions and mores - the tyranny de jour - that, for all its faults - is working. That's a general truth: no matter how shitty a country is, if the people are being fed, something is working, and a radical can make it worse.
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  2015. Read the Bar Associations description of fair use again, and try to see if it makes any such distinction.
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  2016. They don't waste missiles on Blinken.
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  2017. I think Adolf killed about 13 million Germans.
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  2018.  @henkschrader4513  There are several along the Dneiper (sp?)
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  2019. It's the only thing they did put a lot of work into.
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  2020. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  2021.  @cdeford2  anti-English propaganda
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  2022. Available to Patreons.
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  2023.  @luismacielcosta8845  Yw. Good luck.
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  2024. Yes, but the camera is expensive and the thermometer is cheap.
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  2025. TF, you'd prolly do better on the Patreon funding if you were less abusive to  your audience. I gave up watching after the first 5 mins of crap. You're not half as entertaining as you think you are.
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  2026.  @stauffap  What don't you quite get?
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  2027. https://youtu.be/4An1BrG2u_4
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  2028. Or some bits of combine harvester.
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  2029. They weren't in a hurry.
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  2030.  @irisjanemay1903  It's an interesting way of testing the strength of other nation's leaders.
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  2031.  @loving650  the official name of Germany is Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
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  2032. 🦌🦌🦌🦏
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  2033. Nah, the use changed, so the treatment must change, to match.
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  2034. There it is.
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  2035. Considering it could carry anthrax, plague or a nuclear bomb, best to shoot it down before it reaches the mainland.
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  2036. I wonder if the port facilities at Stalingrad will be adequate for an evacuation.
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  2037. YT covering up for war criminals? Not surprised.
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  2038. The war was 75 years ago: he would've been 9 when it started and 15 when it ended.
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  2039.  @UmatsuObossa  He almost certainly was - it was dangerous for people to not go along with the Party. The children were used to spy/inform on their own parents.
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  2040. There was a Pope who was in the Hitler Youth!
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  2041. I assume you agree that USA started this war.
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  2042. Pronouncing "j" as "y" is Spanish, not English. That said, we don't use "j" much - we often use "dg" for that sound, as in "badger". "Pyjamas" is an Indian word (I think). "Bijou" is French. ...
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  2043. The notion that Russia wants to restore the "Empire" or the USSR, is a Neocon narrative.
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  2044.  @SvetlanaVladimirova8590  Not at the start. The officer corps had been decimated by Stalin. But by the end ...
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  2045.  @pete531  He means close off the North end.
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  2046. Hell isn't necessarily real.
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  2047. It's important to verify information - it keeps propaganda in check.
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  2048.  @mvdrebel  The someone else would be complaining.
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  2049. Lol. I missed the video while watching the chat.
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  2050. Maybe when Dima publishes his book.
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  2051. They mucked around, and now they're finding out.
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  2052. Stalingrad.
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  2053.  @lanceb7288  The Germans spent 3 or 4 months fighting their way into Stalingrad, "winning" every day - until they lost. Paulus lost half the 6th army in the fighting, and the other half in the surrender. The Ukrainians are not winning, by advancing a few yards each day, and they're not winning by fighting their way into Bhakmut - it's an illusion.
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  2054. I think they got mostly artillery shells.
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  2055.  @filipzietek5146  70 mm steel is armour.
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  2056.  @filipzietek5146  By your definition, there's no such thing as steel armour. Bismark's main belt was only 320 mm.
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  2057.  @filipzietek5146  By your definition, there's no such thing as steel armour: Bismark's main belt was only 320 mm.
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  2058. "Evacuating those, as required." It's not meaningful.
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  2059. Yay! :)
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  2060. Fascists are socialists.
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  2061. What a load of bollocks.
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  2062.  @calmeida5808  "only give victories to urss" See Avdiivka salient, Krynki salient, ... Kerch bridge. ... "so many victories every day" Usually not much happens - eg 6month "greatest-ever counter-attack" "why urss have only taken 16% of Ukraine land ? No explanation on that" Told ya dozens of times. etc,etc.
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  2063.  @calmeida5808  Ah, the old bait-and-switch. You start by attacking Dima - falsely, and then you try to strike up a conversation? No. Begone, foul thing.
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  2064. I think they did, in Iraq.
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  2065. The military units are standard Nato symbols - look them up.
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  2066. They will. I expect Boris will decline it.
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  2067. What, surrounding that stronghold? I wonder if they dug an escape tunnel?
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  2068.  @markhughes7927  That's at 6:08
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  2069. Greenpeace has a submersible. I personally suspect them in the Gulf of Mexico BP Oil rig explosion.
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  2070. Yesterday Prager U was calling for the State killing innocent people, so anything else you have to say is worthless now.
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  2071. Right here: https://youtu.be/q4BYpmoHZVc
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  2072.  @sirrathersplendid4825  Storms might not, but icebergs do.
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  2073. Hearsay.
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  2074. I don't think that's way off.
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  2075.  @Bird22  Your icon shows you are not a neutral source.
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  2076. It ain't what you know, that fools you so - it's what you think you know, that just aint so.
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  2077. Which arms manufacturers fund Newsmax?
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  2078. The territory of Ukraine should cover Russias expenses and losses.
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  2079.  @hyfy-tr2jy  Limited water? There're oceans-full of the stuff.
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  2080.  @hyfy-tr2jy  I'd say places that have no water - fresh or salt - have no people, and no need for grid storage.
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  2081. It doesn't matter. We all know east Europeans have east European accents, and the rest of us manage perfectly well. What you are trying to do is shut Dima up.
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  2082.  @kenrik2105  4th term - you forget Trump's Presidency. No-one was obeying Trump.
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  2083. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  2084. Don't forget the Govt. gets nearly half the price at the pump (fuel duty + vat), plus corporation tax on oil companies and petrol stations, plus income tax on oil company employees, plus fuel duty on the fuel those employees buy, plus vat on everything they buy.
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  2085. I believe most of his dives were in the shallow waters of the West Indies.
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  2086. That's called a false dichotomy.
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  2087. It's really ironic that Wikipedia is being touted as a reliable source.
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  2088.  @GuildAce909  So you've got a fallacious generalisation - what's true of many is not true of all, and an abuse of the word "source"; Wikipedia uses newspapers as "sources" while newspapers use WikiP as their "source"; WikiP claims it, NPs copy it, and WikiP then cites them as "sources".
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  2089. A clear case of reckless endangerment.
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  2090. Boom Town
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  2091. History repeats.
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  2092. What, that "police action" that killed 2.5 million civilians in three countries?
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  2093. ... Like the Ukes did.
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  2094. The title tells you what the video is about, not what TIK is about.
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  2095. "If it bleeds, it leads - unless it goes against the agenda."
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  2096. Misleading title!
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  2097.  @Slimedog1963  It's Dima's channel - he can say whatever he wants! Notice you're interjecting with your opinion and this is NOT your channel.
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  2098.  @derekferguson385  Also war industrial capacity, weapons stocks, oil reserves and supply, transport and infrstructure, food supply, ....
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  2099. There are 8 or 10 webcams in Moscow, pointing at building sites of big hi-rise buildings.
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  2100. A quarter of the population of Europe died of plague.
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  2101. It looks like I replied in this thread and my reply was deleted. I wonder if it was the word Nazi.
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  2102. Encirclement is part of the German way of fighting.
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  2103.  @haudtalis5036  I'm not interested in the middle east.
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  2104.  @haudtalis5036  No. Israel doesn't have anywhere near total mobilisation - it would be a poor example. No country ever has total mobilization; if they did, there'd be no-one to persecute.
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  2105.  @inisipisTV  I don't think that's the same thing at all.
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  2106. When's Putin up for re-election?
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  2107. Forbes is not a reliable source.
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  2108. The question is not "is it an act of war", the question is "is it against international law". Consider Russian military and merchant ships in international waters. Without a declaration of war, such attacks would be illegal under maritime law.
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  2109.  @ViolentCabbage-ym7ko  I don't think you're right wrt economic zones, but that's not something to persue. Britain infamously sank several French warships in a French port, without causing a war between Britain and France.
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  2110.  @johnnoble7522  Well it's smoke. Is it screening anything?
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  2111. At 60,000+ ft, there's very little air, both for engines and lift. What few planes can fly that high, must fly fast (or have enormous wings).
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  2112. Это очень просто. Если у них тысяча дронов, вы даете им три тысячи целей; что-то дешевле дрона; палатка, куча пустых деревянных ящиков, яма в земле. Они вынуждены уничтожать очень много, просто на случай, если они что-то скрывают, но если они попытаются уничтожить каждую цель, у них скоро закончатся дроны - без причинения потерь. It's so easy. If they've got a thousand drones, you give them three thousand targets; something cheaper than a drone; a tent, a pile of empty wooden crates, a hole in the ground. They are forced to destroy a great many, just in case they're concealing something, but if they try to destroy every target, they'll soon run out of drones - without inflicting loses.
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  2113.  @adamgordon3641  Just because you want something, doesn't mean you can have it. The laws of physics apply.
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  2114.  @arostwocents  What does it cost?
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  2115.  @adamesd3699  You moved the goalposts by adding the word "military".
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  2116. "There must be some continous radio signal." There usually is, but there doesn't have to be. In a car, you usually have your foot on the gas, and hands on the wheel. In a Cesna airplane if it's trimed correctly - you should be able to fly straight and level without touching the controls.
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  2117.  @edthebumblingfool  As a Radio engineer, I'm not impressed with either point you made.
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  2118.  @istinagy5835  Don't conflate the control signal that goes to the drone, with the video signal that comes from the drone. The video signal is not useful for locating the drone operator.
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  2119.  @istinagy5835  Yes, the video signal is continuous. The control signal is probably continuous, but doesn't have to be. You said it must be.
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  2120. S/he called us transphobic, right there in the video.
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  2121.  @Dave5843-d9m  Have you noticed the Roman Catholic connection to totalitarianism? On top of France, Spain and Italy, you can add the South American dictatorships. And of course the Pope is fully "woke".
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  2122. *outrageous fortune, or take arms against a sea of troubles, and, by opposing, end them. So, he has got this "sea of troubles" - throwing him around like a ship in a storm. Should he brave it out and take the bruises, or should he fight back? Which of those is the more noble thing to do? Should he accept that his uncle killed his father (the king) and married his mother? Or should he fight the new King (treason)?
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  2123. You're very welcome. :) The entire works of Shakespeare (and a great many other books) are available for free (in many formats) from Project Gutenberg.
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  2124. k-e-e--p, "kip".
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  2125. They made the roof, I don't think they made the crane.
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  2126. Bridgehead is as good a terrm as any; we all know what he means.
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  2127. In Zelensky's bath tub.
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  2128. Two US helicopters ...
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  2129. US Navy plane P8 patrolling the coastline, too.
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  2130. There's a place in Romania called Slava Rusa
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  2131. Youtube suppressing publicly available info
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  2132. Mihail airport
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  2133. Three US helicopters
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  2134. Small US Army plane flew Frankfurt to Mihial then to Poznan and back to Mihail.
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  2135. You worship a(n imaginary) monster. You should be ashamed but you have no sense of morality. You think threatening people with eternal torture is moral - it is not, it's barbaric. You are the worst kind of evil, thinking yourself to be good.
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  2136. Kick-backs.
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  2137. And the military failures of 30 nations will be blamed on "madman Zelensky".
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  2138. Tip: reduce playback speed to 0.75.
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  2139. I'm first, too.
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  2140.  @JasonRule-1  We must also allow that Dima is being logical. Leo = lee-oh Leon = lee-on Leonids = lee-on-ids Who would believe St John is (sometimes) pronounced sin-jun, or Chalmondley = chum-lee Leicester = less-stur Wocester = woo-stur Edinburg = ed-in-buh-ruh?
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  2141.  @JasonRule-1  He seems happy saying leepard, and we know what he means.
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  2142. These things happen. 1887 Conan Doyle published the novel "A Study in Scarlet". 1891 - 1893 A series of short stories published in monthly magazine "The Strand". Then Conan Doyle threw Sherlock Holmes off a cliff (but he got better). 20,000 people cancelled their subscription to Strand. 1901 - 1927 After an eight year hiatus, Conan Doyle recommenced writing Sherlock Holmes stories, producing a total of four novels and fifty four short stories - many of which are available for free from Project Gutenberg. source: Wikipedia, because it's easy and doesn't matter.
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  2143. Then he would've given options for the others - and need to identify the two groups. But the options for the loyal ones would be the same, so there' no point making the distinction. Also, it's not clear if the ones that marched on Moscow knew they were partaking in a mutiny.
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  2144. Iraq? Go through Syria, not Turkey.
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  2145.  @grandadmiralzaarin4962  Well, Rommel's army went to Africa by sea.
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  2146.  @grandadmiralzaarin4962  I didn't say it'd be easy - just easier than going through Turkey.
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  2147. "There's nothing new under the Sun. That which has been is what will be, That which is done is what will be done," Ecclesiastes 1:9
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  2148. ""All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts," As You Like It - Will S.
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  2149. You could liken it to the Battle of Britain (the air war).
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  2150.  @seanniemeyer5437  No, Turkey was doing the inspections.
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  2151. @Jim Milne Yes, summer happens every year.
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  2152. The Earth has barely changed in your lifetime[1] - and wasn't likely to. [1] it's got a little greener esp the Sahel. The air's a lot cleaner in the West. We're better at growing crops.
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  2153. "I am here - try and get me" gives away other information; "WE are here" and "this is not a minefield".
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  2154.  @killazaawl  The war on farming is part of the globalist goal of large scale population reduction by all available means.
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  2155. I wouldn't rush if I were you. Youtube is a communist organisation.
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  2156. You RESPECT the Germans for killing 60-70 million people and bringing misery and suffering to hundreds of millions?
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  2157.  @alexanderryan1176  Firstly, you are arguing the numbers to deny the fact - The Germans brought about the deaths of many tens of millions of people. (How many tens of millions of innocent lives is acceptable to you?) Secondly, no. If you respect them at the very least for A, you also respect them for B,C,and D.
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  2158. They're protecting their own egos.
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  2159. Rorke's Drift.
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  2160. A moving target is much harder to hit - and that's as true for you, as for the drone.
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  2161.  @waynelowe3329  Drone warfare is new; there is prolly research into it in all countries; it's a new arms race.
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  2162.  @waynelowe3329  Luckily, the Germans didn't try shooting them - they were inflatable. It's simple economics. If a $500,000 tank is defeated by a $50,000 drone, drones win. But a wooden tank is nearly free - it's a pile of logs with a cammo net thrown over it. Then wooden tanks win (the economic war.)
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  2163. Try to think why.
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  2164.  @mickal2012  and fuel.
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  2165. You can see if your post has been auto-deleted by editing it. If you can't post the edit, the original has gone. z
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  2166.  @bak2back  I've had posts like the following deleted. z "Congratulations. Here's some cake for you. 🍰🍰🍰"
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  2167. They joined WWII about 5 mins before it ended.
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  2168. "Russian". It's to avoid "friendly fire".
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  2169. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Truth is the first casualty of war. Truth is so important, it must be protected by a bodyguard of lies.
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  2170. He knows he made a mistake. Are you perfect? Can you do flawless half-hour videos in a foreign language?
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  2171.  @andrewmoon6137  That sounds like a you problem.
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  2172. It was only formed in the 1970s.
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  2173. Lots of people learn to fly in America.
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  2174. 👋🦌
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  2175.  @danielanusiem-nzenwa8535  I don't use either of those, I say Iran with a short I as in it, is, in, ...
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  2176. Usurping the powers of the President is treason.
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  2177. They're trying to provoke Russia.
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  2178.  @denniscrork318  Unlikely. See how much traffic there is at website Marinetraffic
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  2179.  @denniscrork318  Mines in the Black Sea? I doubt it. Search for Marine Traffic.
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  2180.  @steveiliev8912  I don't believe you.
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  2181. I spent 10 years showing theists that their religion is a crock - in vain. Then I spent 10 years showing CAGW alarmists that their religion is a crock. The arguments are exactly the same. If you bleat like a sheep, don't blame me when you get fleeced.
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  2182. lol
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  2183. 14:00 I think you should have liberalism in the middle, and socialism between liberalism and communism.
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  2184. Demilitarization going well.
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  2185. ... in your opinion.
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  2186. If you can't say something nice, stfu.
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  2187. You made some mistakes. There's no evidence that the questioner is black, female or conservative. There's no evidence that you have defended a white person who was "dead wrong". The "questioner" focuses mostly on attacking your self-esteem - a nasty thing to do. You owe no-one any explanations for your opinions.
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  2188. Yes, a psychopath, I'd say.
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  2189.  @j.dasilva4567  That's a SAM missile system
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  2190. That would block the port of Rostov. But yes, I agree, Russia could improve their coastline a lot.
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  2191. I'd like to see the cost comparison between these batteries and potato batteries. How many potatoes would I need to charge a mobile phone?
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  2192. "Battery" is ambiguous. It could be an electricity supply, or a group of guns.
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  2193. Downvoted for omitting key facts (like when, where and by whom, was the boat found), for conflating fact and fiction ("he sailed twice around the world, then went to Tahiti"), and insisting the man "had no alternative" when he had dozens of alternatives.
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  2194. I have no idea what you're on about.
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  2195.  @tannileo2  "Stalin save France from full destruction after WWII." That needs explanation.
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  2196. Still waiting to learn how "Stalin save France from full destruction after WWII." Could you possibly be another anonymous stranger telling lies on the internet? I looks that way. But I ask you, what's the point in telling lies; aren't the facts interesting enough?
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  2197.  @nikoskn1252  Vivek should be a candidate for Trump's VP
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  2198.  @2gogomo  "Russia" and "Ukraine" are English words. The Dutch, for example, say "Rusland" and "Oekraïne."
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  2199. Millenials are the gamer generation - they grew up playing on drone-simulators. I'm a boomer, and I can fly an f16 simulator - it's easy.
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  2200. Biden is not the lawfully elected President - he was installed by the FBI.
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  2201.  @charles8642  Unlike Biden, Putin was elected. He's not "President for life", he's up for re-election in 2024. 1999 Appointed PM 2000 Elected President 2004 Elected President 2008 Appointed PM 2012 Elected President 2018 Elected President 2024 Next election If Putin stands for, and wins re-election, then 2030 Next election If Putin stands for, and wins re-election, then 2036 End of Putin Presidency.
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  2202. It doesn't matter.
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  2203. Yeah, I've wondered that.
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  2204. Milei is WEF, I think.
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  2205.  @lcdenali  We've had rules of war for a thousand years, but ok.
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  2206.  @fhathomthat  He's PM, because women vote for the most attractive candidate.
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  2207.  @lcdenali  Says who - besides you?
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  2208.  @lcdenali  Here's a little bit of research. Army size VC Canada >650 K 73 AUs 331,814 63 NZ 100 K 11 Pro rata, the Australians won twice as many VCs as the New Zealanders, and nearly twice as many as the Canadians.
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  2209. Miltary units - brigades, I think.
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  2210. Anti-nuke propaganda.
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  2211. Nato doesn't have ships, nations do. If the drone came from (say) a UK ship, it would be an act of war by the UK against Russia, and the UK would lose Nato protection.
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  2212.  @CapitaineNautilus  Yes, I estimate 120ft giving a distance to horizon of 13 miles/ 20km. 30 mile range would be useful for land bombardments - it's easy to see 30 miles on land.
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  2213. The mistake you've made is in thinking the world is smooth; it's not - it has mountains and valleys. The limiting factor is not the height of the tank, it's the height of the land it's sitting on.
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  2214.  @davekeating5867  said " 5km is the farthest distance you can directly view an object with a gun sight ". Wrong. You can see Mt Fuji from Tokyo - that's 100 km.
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  2215.  @brolohalflemming7042  You owe me an apology.
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  2216. 🧀🐁🎺
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  2217.  @rilmehakonen9688  Predictions are hard - espicially about the future.
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  2218.  @yuriida3329  Ukraine is completely corrupt. I predict they will lose the war when the money runs out.
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  2219.  @pierreattaman7826  Yes, that much is true.
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  2220. No, the air is in there - and it's got no-where to go.
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  2221. Fortifications
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  2222. "Retake" is a lie.
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  2223. YT changed their terms & conditions. Thunderfoot can get penalized for such comments now.
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  2224. Yes indeed. Doesn't mean you can't do it, just means you can't be open about it.
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  2225.  @Grauenwolf  Everything you said was wrong.
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  2226. You're missing an important detail. When you bury food waste,you plant crops there.
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  2227.  @MatthewBurns8  Yes.
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  2228. *PLAGUE
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  2229. There's a third possibility. Perhaps the raid happened in early August, but the failed radio broadcast meant no-one was aware of it, so they repeated the raid at the end of August - with the precaution of including a radio operator. Hence Naujocks fortnight stay in Gleiwitz.
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  2230.  @OzzyBloke  I suspect Ukr Brigades are smaller - like 2,000 men.
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  2231. Then why not spell it Jee-shwen?
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  2232.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Good morning 🦌friend. It 's about 5:30 am here - nearly time for breakfast and tablets
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  2233. There is no evidence that a Russian missile flew into Poland. Radar recordings are not proof of anything - they're easily fabricated.
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  2234. Yeah, they're slippery as hell - they know they're frauds, and they're being very careful.
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  2235. 👋🦌
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  2236. It shows where the fighting is, and thus where the frontline is.
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  2237.  @louise_rose  I think it's more about the Russian AWACS plane that was damaged a few days before.
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  2238. In statistics it really does depend on what,or who, is counted.
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  2239.  @supersayianjim2  Lots of Governments/Royals went into exile in WWII - mostly to Britain (and thence Canada). Off the top of my head, Polish, Czech Govts, Royal families of Norway, Netherlands, ...
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  2240. If they're placed in Gaza, they'll either fight, or be hostages.
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  2241. If putting two things side by side disparages one of them, that's commentary!
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  2242. That may be why he doesn't.
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  2243. EU plans to destroy Hungary's economy by attacking its currency? That's Soros planning his revenge because his network of activist organisations was booted out of Hungary. Question is, why is the EU taking orders from Soros? Who would be a member of a club that sets out to financially destroy its members?
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  2244. He has been usurped - which is treason.
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  2245. You missed the blatant hypocrisy! 1. "Saying things for clicks" is how those people got themselves elected. Matt Walsh has 1.3 million followers. How many does the politician have? 2. They make LAWS on subjects in which they are unqualified. 3. The age of consent - a law - was made by unqualified people (so it varies).
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  2246. You'd have to be an imbecile, to believe Russia blew up the dam
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  2247. You just made that up.
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  2248. What is the peak power output? It seems to be about 850W, which is only 72% of nameplate (1175W, 5x235W).
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  2249. It'd be more to the point if you busted the "CO2 causes global warming" scam, but  that would end your career.
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  2250. *Conscripts
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  2251. That makes no sense.
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  2252. Good man.👍
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  2253. It's psychological warfare against Russian troops.
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  2254. Getting to the shoreline will be difficult.
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  2255. There's a webcam at a Ukraine/Romania border crossing. [Edit] Sorry, Moldova, not Romania, and the soldiers Moldovan
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  2256.  @festekj  The problem is in getting anywhere near the border without being stopped.
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  2257. I remember when "guys" was a male-only term - as in "guys and girls" (Brit, guys and gals, US).
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  2258. <Shudder> Just remembered it was Jimmy Saville who used the phrase "guys and gals" in the 1970s.
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  2259.  @abrogard142  You're making work for him - he's doing enough. try typing "Russian ministry of defence news" into the search engine of your choice.
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  2260. Yes they are - that's the point of them. Four-legged chairs need a flat surface, or they will wobble.
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  2261. 🍰🍰🍰
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  2262. 5:21 "If we look at what's happening in Chicago ..." There it is! Dems need the black casualty numbers to make the "white supremacy" fable. That's why Dem cities are run down - to make them killing grounds.
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  2263. Forever war means forever war powers - military dictatorship.
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  2264. Endless war means endless war-powers - dictatorship.
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  2265. That math was purely for illustration - not a prediction.
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  2266. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  2267. The fourth Reich began 5 mins after the 3rd Reich ended. I've been subjected to "woke" propaganda and conditioning all my life.
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  2268. They will regret it, when they run out of other people's money.
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  2269. It's like wartime - rationing jokes.
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  2270. It was an implied threat by Zelensky to Blinken - "I could kill you right now."
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  2271. There's no criticism of Finland.
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  2272. I believe Russia has "National Service" - everyone does 2 years in the Army.
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  2273. Taking a well-earned break, I reckon.
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  2274.  @tom-u8k6y  and the UK Labour partyy, and the SDP, and the Green party. ...
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  2275. What counts is live soldiers on the ground, but that's not always known - fog of war.
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  2276. 🐑🐑🐏🐑🐑🦌
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  2277. War is fought at public expense for private profit.
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  2278.  @jiridrapal7512  If that's what he was trying to say, he failed. What's the point of analysis, if you're going to veil your insights?
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  2279.  @probablyinconsistent4756  All other countries are significantly smaller than Russia.
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  2280.  @probablyinconsistent4756  What incoherent nonsense is that?
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  2281. Prima-donnas
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  2282. Russia does not care what you think.
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  2283.  @SoulRocketMan  Are you asking this same question in every thread? It would've been quicker and easier to google it.
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  2284.  @kimlavender185kimlavender9  Which is what I did to check myself.
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  2285. Have you nothing better to do?
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  2286. What "constant raids"?
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  2287. He's speaking in a foreign language for half an hour. You try it.
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  2288.  @Patriot2499  And you never made a mistake?
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  2289. They would be vulnerable to infantry with anti-tank weapons.
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  2290. Not just Germany, all RC countries go extreme. Italy, France, Spain, ... the whole of South America, ... The Papists give up personal responsibility for blind obedience.
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  2291. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐄
    1
  2292. It's "climate crisis" now - "climate change" wasn't scary enough.
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  2293. These countries sending troops suggests they think Ukraine is about to collapse.
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  2294. Try reading.
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  2295. I predict prices are falling there.
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  2296. "Did you mean: symmetric"
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  2297.  @cyberspore00  Yes. Asymmetric warfare is where one side has cruise missiles, and the other side has pointed sticks. It means America is too weak and cowardly to face Russia in a stand-up fight, so thery're going to use terror tactics, and commit war crimes, and murder civlians.
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  2298. I wrote an explanation of asymmetric warfare, and of course Youtube deleted it. You'll have to Google it
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  2299. If you have something worthwhile to say, you have to post it early; most people don't come back to comments later to see if there's anything new.
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  2300. Because they're not bloothirsty genocidal baby-eating monsters.
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  2301. You may have been unsubscribed. I have the latest notification.
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  2302. That was a first-class rant, and you seemed much happier afterwards. :)
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  2303. Personally, I don't care.
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  2304. I think the Russians should try a makeshift repair of the dam - a few thousand sandbags to raise the water a few feet, and keep the mud muddy.
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  2305. @mikewardrop5962 It's a concerted effort to shut Dima up by any and all means. It's psychological warfare against him.
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  2306. So the US will attack Australian Navy ships.
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  2307. 🦌🦌🦌🎅
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  2308. Are you forgetting the Napoleonic era, and two world wars?
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  2309.  @ArtherFocksake  Yes, your mistake.
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  2310. There's usually a box in the bottom of the fridge that composts vegetables.
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  2311. No-one is stopping you.
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  2312.  @tombayless9759  No.
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  2313. It has to be a theory - it contends that facts are racist. That it asserts that as a fact is a contradiction to the theory!
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  2314. 👋👍🙂
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  2315. @ Ricky. Do you understand that your grid electricity is priced to coerce you to either a) buy solar panels, if you're wealthy, or b) use less power, if you're poor? Do you understand that the poor are subsidising your panels? Do you understand that the more solar panels are installed, the more expensive electricity will become and the less electricity the poor will be able to buy? Is that the kind of world you want?
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  2316. Belikov Dimitri?
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  2317. Bareback dreams of a German Empire stretching from Portugal to Russia? That sounds like phase 1.
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  2318. A similar question occurred to me regarding stone-age arrow-heads. Firstly, for a given bow, a lighter, faster, arrow gives greater range or reduced travel-time (less time for the prey to run away). Also, a lighter arrow-head, being smaller, might improve penetration.
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  2319. About 12,300 V1 and V2 rockets were fired at England - mostly at London. The Luftwaffe flew 90,000 sorties against Britain.
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  2320.  @gtx332  Also, everyone hears what they want to hear - that's how Tim Pool built his career.
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  2321. Inexperienced pilots try to fly straight and level, not throw their planes around.
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  2322. Maybe you should've thought about what you wanted to say before making that. You look like a huckster - you say "here's the truth" and then start waffling. "Ooooh the EPA polluted a river!" That's not how you tell the truth. Get your shit together!
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  2323. He prolly finds it stressful.
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  2324. Looks like an air-to-air missile, to me.
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  2325. Damn-well said, sir!
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  2326. "Climate change" is a euphemism.
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  2327. SOME people can.
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  2328. Russians are masters of the barrage - battle of Kursk, for example, but they didn't have drones and guided odnance back then.
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  2329. I think Russia make them - under licence, now.
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  2330. No, it's public - some of its shares are bought and sold on the stock market.
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  2331. The CIA is unaccountable to Congress because it does not rely on them for funding - it traffics weapons and drugs... imo.
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  2332. He doesn't know them.
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  2333.  @rilmehakonen9688  Wut?
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  2334. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦒
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  2335. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  2336. You're being irrational. ""Dozens of videos" of "hundreds of dead UAF soldiers" " N/NE of Novoprokopivka" *IS* the proof " that UAF managed to get nearby Novoprokopivka". You can't get better proof!
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  2337. In that case, "It" is their name.
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  2338. I think so - "officers".
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  2339.  @bim23885  They're not all Nazis. Indeed Nazis are prolly very much a minority.
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  2340.  @stuartjarman4930  They've got school tomorrow.
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  2341. That's how lime mortar works. Take limestone (Calcium Carbonate) and decompose it with heat to make Calcium Oxide and CO2. Add water to the CaO to make Calcium Hydroxide, and that will absorb CO2 from the air to form Calcium Carbonate.
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  2342. I don't think they're going to have a say in the matter.
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  2343. There's peer-reviewed, published research that shows that 50% of peer-reviewed,  published is wrong.
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  2344. It depends where you are, as to how best to vote for Brexit.
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  2345.  @CB-db1qx  One term = 4 years, not 3.
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  2346.  @CB-db1qx  Ok, let's look at "he doubled the deficit" - that's the different between what Govt. spends, and what it receives from taxes. First point is, there shouldn't BE a deficit, should there? Why was there a deficit? Because Obama raised spending from about 62% of GDP to over 100% !
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  2347. "What is happening at Pletenivka and Vovčanska, are the Russians making progress there, have they begun to liberate that part that they held in 2022?"
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  2348. Yeah, it just refuses to play, for me (UK).
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  2349. :0:44 Qxir pushing the socialist lie about fossil fuels, not realizing he's the quintessential capitalist*, earning his living through fossil fuels.** * one man and his tools, knowledge, time, labour, etc. ** His computer, the internet,etc are made from coal and run on coal energy. Qxir doesn't understand that he was able to go to school, has clothes on his back, a roof over his head, food in his belly, etc is fossil fuels. We have hospitals, universities, professional sports, hygene, medicines, emergency services, etc because of fossil fuels. Without fossil fuels we'd all be in the fields scratching a living from the dirt - and that's what the socialists have in store for us. - the same as always, the killing fields, the gulags.
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  2350.  @CatzLV  Yes, there may be years more fighting - that's determined by the distance they can retreat, and the speed they do that; yet the war is lost.
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  2351.  @CatzLV  Objectively, it was lost before t began. Ukraine never stood a chance - it was vanity to even attempt it.
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  2352.  @cleancoder3838  The trouble with English grammar is that the English don't know the rules of it. "Stays always open" is perfectly within the rules - it's just not conventional. Were it not within the rules, we'd have to throw out half of England's finest literature - including most of its poetry.
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  2353. Yes, it look like self-destruct to me, too.
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  2354. Biden will be played by Jada pinket blah blah and Zelensky will be played by Biden's lesbian press woman.
    1
  2355. War brings war-powers. Politicians love war-powers.
    1
  2356.  @aidanmacdougall9250  It already is. You can watch the mil. transport flights.
    1
  2357. It's a weapons platform that he can sell to N.Korea, Iran, ... anyone. The Saudi's showed you can fly a missile to NY, if it looks like a passenger vehicle.
    1
  2358. I think Google Clouds (tm) are strategically placed.
    1
  2359. Yes, if there's a real lawyer behind that letter, he's not a real smart lawyer.
    1
  2360. The whole point of Communist revolution is that if you are poor, you can benefit from stealing from the rich. (KIll thy neighbour, steal his stuff.) That is why the people Communists hate more than they hate the rich, are other Communists - they are competing for the same treasures. (See: Spanish Civil War, WWII French resistance,...)
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  2361. @ Le Rapace Utter nonsense. Land is initially free - it belongs to whoever can take it. (Thereafter, it is bought and sold: citizens do indeed own their city - they bought it, they built it.) The means of production always needs an outlay of capital.
    1
  2362. I understand that you chose land because it is the one form of property that is not (usually) made. My argument is not invalidated by it: land itself is not a "means of production", it must be prepared; cleared, drained, hedged, ploughed, tilled, fertilised, etc. - that requires capital. On 25th December 1066, All England belonged to one man - King William I. He stole it, but nevertheless, he held it and no-one could make him give it back. He disposed of most of it as gifts (to his lords, the Church, etc). That is the basis of all property rights here, today. The property rights of the land I own derives from that. Feudalism is irrelevant - a strawman you raised only for the purpose of having something to knock down.
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  2363. @ Le Rapace I cannot make you see what you refuse to see. Your "tu qoques" are false, your feudalism strawman irrelevant and boring. I am done entertaining you. Goodbye.
    1
  2364. What year?
    1
  2365.  @GrinninPig  Only 6 years later - that's willful negligence,isn't it?
    1
  2366.  @jonsouth1545  Well yes, the power of a particular gun is whatever it was built to do. I was giving a physics answer, based on the meaning of "power". Power = work/time, work = force x distance and force = mass x acceleration. So it's mass, moved some distance in some time.
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  2367. Only 1% thumbs up? That's some YouTube bullshit right there.
    1
  2368.  @reginabillotti  Thanks, Reg, for sorting that out. I could offer many good excuses, but we both know who's really to blame ... YouTube! <g>
    1
  2369. Drones are small, and not solid, and fly low, so they're hard to detect by radar. Anti-aircraft batteries are few, and hunted by US satellites.
    1
  2370. What about Francie Německo Británie Norsko Švédsko etc?
    1
  2371. The key word there is "world". To want a war and to want a world war are very different things.
    1
  2372. The trouble with a normal rifle is reloading - you need hands for that. A robot sniper would do better with a gun desiged especially for the job.
    1
  2373. *********GIVES Kristi GIVES Greg a hat. Gift is a noun, and you don't need to verb that noun when we already have the verb "give".
    1
  2374. But not your head, right?
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  2375. Winter training of troops?
    1
  2376. Turkey joined in WWII about a week before it ended.
    1
  2377.  @The_Prince_Of_Crows  Near enough.
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  2378. Methinks he doth protest too much.
    1
  2379.  @qman8816  In England, cities have cathedrals ... mostly.
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  2380. The projectile is a rocket (I think).
    1
  2381. You're wrong to say "strategical" is not a word; it's in the dictionary.
    1
  2382. He's only concerned with avoiding impeachment
    1
  2383. This is anti-nuclear-power propaganda.
    1
  2384. That's what he says
    1
  2385.  @jagx234  It used petroleum jelly, so it stuck to people and burned.
    1
  2386.  @French_Connection  Of that you can be sure.
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  2387. 🐫🐪🦒🦌🦌
    1
  2388. I know I wait in line until it's suddenly the time to shoot a missile at me. And if I bring some friends along, I know the chance is strong they won't be leaving with me. And afterwards I'll fall back to recover in a forest for a week or two. And all the Western Media will lie to everybody that I beat you.
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  2389. Yes, a German army in the Baltics is a declaration of war against Russia.
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  2390. Name a people destroyed by a war.
    1
  2391. No correct answers so far. I think that proves my point. War does not result in the destruction of a people, because the war is lost long before that could happen.
    1
  2392. Says the Fed.
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  2393. Read the video description and/or the pinned post, then become a patreon member of Military Summary Channel.
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  2394. China is currently in a shooting border-dispute with India, threatening Taiwan, threatening the US Navy in the Yellow Sea, aiding Russia, and sabre-rattling against the UK.
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  2395. You only have to fool most of the people most of the time.
    1
  2396. ... ask India. Ask the US Navy.
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  2397.  @1a2b3c4d5  You're lying. You know perfectly well what he means, and so does everyone else.
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  2398.  @1a2b3c4d5  Desperate attention-seeking is a sign of a narcissistic personality disorder.
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  2399. Careful what you wish for. You didn't like it the last time Germany sent tanks to France.
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  2400.  @PerceivedREALITY999  Don't feed the troll.
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  2401. 🦌🦌🦌🐯
    1
  2402. test failed succesfully
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  2403. 1967 is when Ted Heath started disarming the British people (Firearms Act), and destroying the Constitution (Criminal Law Act) - eg the Statute of Praemunire - to hand over Britain to the EU (ie Germany).
    1
  2404. Because States are criminal in nature and intent.
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  2405.  @browiking318  Keyword "can"
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  2406. I propose a disc harrow setup, on a hydraulic arm, fitted on the front of a tank. Perhaps a second use for a bridge -laying tank.
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  2407. 🦌🦌🦌
    1
  2408. Russia's holding up the World Government.
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  2409.  Wulf  You didn't say anything about how Libya or Syria support your case - you just pointed at them
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  2410. 🦌🦌🦒🦌🦌🐄🦌🦌🐪🦌🦌🦌
    1
  2411. That's a rather shameful display of cowardice, and what's worse, it invites enemy action - not just just on yourself, but on your nation.
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  2412. Cooll story, bro.
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  2413. On the first day of the battle of the Somme, the British suffered 57,470 casualties, including 19,240 killed.
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  2414. The State does not invest capital - it has none, it owns nothing, it does no work.
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  2415. Surprise, surprise. The OceanGate Website has gone offline. I predict filing for bankrupcy in 3, ... 2, ...
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  2416. Trying to create interest?
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  2417. Close-formation flying is imbecilic.
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  2418. Also, technological superiority isn't the deciding factor. Russia didn't win Stalingrad or Kursk with technological superiority. Britain didn't lose Singapore through technological inferiority. Rorke's Drift.
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  2419. I wonder if she's able to escape from him.
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  2420. Yes, he didn't give any explanation as to why it was a war crime. (It wasn't.)
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  2421. Either they know, or they're guessing? That's a false dichotomy - there are other alternatives.
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  2422. Ukraine has no air force, or navy.
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  2423.  @reynardus1359  I don't know.
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  2424. So many comments finish mid-sentence. Why is that? Don't people read what they write, or don't they know they can edit their comments after posting them?
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  2425. Yeah, it's funny how they miss that clue.
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  2426.  @empowl1607  40,000,000 sq km? Sounds like your mom.
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  2427. No, he said 6 km/hr - you don't listen.
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  2428. I agree. You'd think an invading General would have the sense to get the crops harvested - he's got an army to feed.
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  2429. Hello. They changed the clocks, here in England, so it's either 8:30 or 9:30 am
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  2430. "... Oh, and while your here, does anyone want to buy a bridge?"
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  2431. Me too.
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  2432. Biden's a puppet, too.
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  2433. Because trade benefits the people, not the pols. For them it's all about control - nothing else.
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  2434. I'm guessing the YT video player sound is switched off.
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  2435. There's a bunch of electromagnetic waves in a part of the spectrum called "visible light", and our local star - the Sun - produces loads of it.
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  2436. @ DOBRO How big is the land of Russian palm trees? How big is the land of Russian -30C winters?
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  2437. @ DOBRO We have a few palm trees in Britain. They don't make fruit here. If we have a bad winter, they die.
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  2438. St. Petersburg has warmer summers than GB, but its average is only 6C. GB has an average 9C. Cornwall has an average 10C - that's where the palm trees grow. We have mild summers and mild winters, because of the Atlantic ocean. Oceans are slow to warm up, and slow to cool down. St. Petersburg has warmer summers and colder winters.
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  2439. @ DOBRO Russian palm trees are better than Cornish palm trees. https://www.google.ru/search?newwindow=1&client=opera&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=ealGW_qLHYPRgAaYmprADA&q=Cornish+palm+trees&oq=Cornish+palm+trees&gs_l=img.3..0j0i24k1.17507.30514.0.31188.28.22.0.2.2.0.135.1825.17j4.21.0....0...1c.1.64.img..9.19.1506...0i19k1j0i5i30i19k1j0i8i30i19k1j0i30k1j0i5i30k1.0.w5T55R24-Zc
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  2440. @ DOBRO I have never felt 40 degree heat. The only place that gets 40 degrees is the runway at Heathrow airport. :)
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  2441. DOBRO said "I can not understand why Europe to fight with Russia?" We don't. Britain mostly fights its neighbours; France, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, ... Russia mostly fights its neighbours; Finland,Turkey, Ukraine, Japan,... Britain and Russia are not natural enemies - we have very little to fight about - we are too far apart, and we have different ways. Britain is a small island: we don't have lots of natural resources - we are a trading nation. Trade is everything to us. We have to trade by sea - you can't walk to Britain. Russia is a huge piece of land, full of natural resources. Whatever you need, you make. You don't have to trade much, and if you want to trade, you have to walk a long way. Trade is not easy for you.
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  2442. We don't have air conditioners here, nor proper winter coats.
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  2443.  @glenvilleashby2872  You win the cake, I think. 🍰🍰🍰
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  2444. I think Hitler forced agricultural workers into building the west wall (and probably the autobahns).
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  2445. I'd advocate voting rights restricted to land-owners (not corporations).
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  2446. The Ukrotrolls will say anything to make you shut up - that's how you know you're doing a great job. But it would be wise for you to ban a few - in order to warn the rest, and if you don't then it's your own fault.
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  2447. Dude, don't be creepy. Keep those thoughts to yourself.
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  2448. Yes - if they cared about feeding anyone.
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  2449. Why? It's mostly fields.
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  2450. Lol
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  2451. @SirusKing Nations cannot be capitalist - a capitalist is "a worker who owns his own tools" (-TIK). Nations are not in business, they are collectives working cooperatively to create an environment in which people can thrive and prosper.
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  2452.  @hairyhandsharry  You may well be right - I have only webcams to refer to, and only where they exist. What's your source?
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  2453. 22:17 Obviously Zaluzhny got his girlfriend on the payroll.
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  2454. Good question. Idk.
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  2455. "Space suits are pressurized."
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  2456.  @yijoon99  Just shows how cowardly the western nations are, that not a single one dare say "enough", and declare war on Russia.
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  2457. Ooooooooo
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  2458. Don't forget the Globalist objective to stop Ukrainian food production.
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  2459.  @Ebergerud  The Germans started "killing the weak" in the 1930s; the mentally and physically disabled, the elderly, the acutely ill who had the wrong ethnicity, etc.
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  2460.  @vantabuna1235  "Strategic depth" is not a new goal, it's the original post-WWI goal, achieved through WWII, and lost through perestroika.
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  2461. The Sundays in June are 4, 11, 18,, 25, (1 July). The Sundays in March were 5, 12, 19, 26. The nearest similar month I can find is December 2022; The Sundays in December were 4, 11, 18, 25, (2 January)
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  2462. We all are.
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  2463. The coal thief is Goering - he stopped the coal by lowering passenger fares.
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  2464. You comments on socialist history apply equally to socialist science. There's a feminist war on physics (the few most intelligent people on the planet are almost exclusively men) and a socialist war on Quantum Mechanics (dullards who don't understand it are trying to dismantle it - See Lubos Motl (Quantum Physicist). Climate science was born as a socialist science.
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  2465. @Broreale Don't be silly. How can I possibly be "trying to attract" anyone? Only people who are already here can see what I wrote!
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  2466. The key question is, who did Elgin buy the marbles from?
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  2467.  @Theyellowchild  Well that rather complicates things, doesn't it?
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  2468. Why not just make your own videos?
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  2469. He has a large dynamic range - from whisper to shout, but he leans back to whisper, and forward to shout. He needs a CVA.
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  2470. No-one worried about the slaughter when they thought Ukraine might be winning.
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  2471. You mean "try to be more obscure so fewer people understand you."
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  2472. Congratulations on reaching 1 million subs. Well done!!🍰🍾🎉🎈🥇🎷🩰🥊⛑🧯
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  2473. Between Elon and Twitter both buying, now is a terrible time to buy.
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  2474. No it isn't.
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  2475.  @NicholasBaikoff  I don't put an "r" on the end; it's more like "waah".
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  2476. Libel is written, slander is spoken.
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  2477. "Junk science is junk science, no matter if it comes from a politician or a preacher." Q1. What if it comes from a scientist? "Climate change is real" Well duh! We're in in ice age - that's not normal. "It's no coincidence that every single year of the 40-or-so years that I've been alive has been one of the hottest top 20 on record." You can fit 40 years in the hottest top 20 years? Well done, you! It's no coincidence that the planet warmed while you were alive? Are you suggesting you control the planet? Ok. I should like to see your math on that. Yes, it's no coincidence that warm years happen in warm periods - the last 9,000 years has been a relatively warm period - an inter-glacial. The the 40 or 60,000 years before were a relatively cold period - a glacial period. We've had 10 of them in the last million years!
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  2478. Speaking of bad scientists and coincidences ... A Prof of pediatrics said in court testimony "to lose one child (to SIDS) is tragic, to lose two is murder." He might as well have said "it's no coincidence that two children die if their mother is a murderer." But it's also no coincidence if two related children die of the same inherited condition, is it? So his probability calculations were wildly wrong (bad science) and caused a miscarriage of justice.
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  2479. With complete absence of self-awareness, you typed that into a computer and broadcast it to the world.
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  2480. Respect his privacy.
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  2481. What he's ignoring is that boys have mothers, sisters, TV, the internet and so on. They see their parents get divorced, hear the rows, hear the feminist pov, see the court rulings, and so on. Why would they want to get on that death-ride?
    1
  2482.  @MartinMaarva  ... yet.
    1
  2483. Werden Sie Patreon, um die Karte zu sehen
    1
  2484. The guy stage-left is speaking so fast, he can't pronounce the words so it becomes a slurred mess. He prolly doesn't have a bright future as a presenter.
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  2485.  @DeWellstein  That's not corruption. It's tyrannical, repressive, but not corrupt.
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  2486. Yup, wire-fraud - a felony.
    1
  2487. You could try an internet search.
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  2488. Preservative.
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  2489. Did I miss the one on how to cross the border with the big fence, razor wire, guard-towers, big dogs and mines and shit?
    1
  2490. BBC makes lies from whole cloth.
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  2491. Just ask Google - they are the arbiters of truth - they are all-knowing - they said so.
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  2492. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
    1
  2493.  @markitgeek  That, too, is a comment - as is this.
    1
  2494.  @markitgeek  I agree with you about the inanity - it wastes everyone's time and energy. This conversation is entirely pointless. But in the context of YT, comments have value - even inane comments, So, even this pointless discussion has value. :)
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  2495.  @markitgeek  All's well that ends well. Cheerio.
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  2496. Take Kiev, and get Odessa for free.
    1
  2497. We should stop asylum-seekers voting. It would be best if only property-owners could vote - they're invested in the country/nation.
    1
  2498. That's 'I' in morse.
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  2499. The Eastern Front was not the war: Britain was bombed for 5 years!
    1
  2500. @Simon Grey. I said BRITAIN was bombed for 5 years. Can't you read?
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  2501. @TIK You've already done the video that answers all these questions. Grey is a troll.
    1
  2502. Obviously the police want gun-control laws.
    1
  2503. British battle plans were top-secret, known only to the British High Command, King George, his cousin Kaiser Wilhelm and the German High Command.
    1
  2504. Stop spamming, you parrot!
    1
  2505. Why now? 100 days into a Biden admin.
    1
  2506. Generals get replaced all the time - it's one of the ways Presidents try to improve the situation.
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  2507.  @Ebergerud  Churchill, Stalin, Hitler; they were all at it.
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  2508. 👋🦌🦌🦌
    1
  2509. search for webcams to see snow. I see snow in Krakow, Pinsk, Voronezh and Moscow, No snow in Warsaw, Minsk, Kiev, Rostov.
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  2510. Refresh?
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  2511. You have 1 million subs, and you're not organizing any protests. Neither is the Republican Party; not at State nor Federal level. The Republican Party harbours traitors such as Liz Cheney, blocking genuine republicans from standing as candidates. Thus the Dems have no political opposition.
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  2512. A cell phone makes phone calls, a smart phone can surf the internet.
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  2513.  @cheetahpurrfect121  Yes, that's a smart phone.
    1
  2514.  @cheetahpurrfect121  Chances are, you're a joker, wasting my time.
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  2515.  @cheetahpurrfect121  Socrates had a stage-show where he would get an expert on stage, and ask them questions until he proved that they didn't know what they were talking about. That process is called Socratic irony, and it's become a sport in internet comment lists. My expertise is radio engineering, but I don't know how electricity works - at the level of atoms. I was on morphine for a while and it made me really stupid - unable to think - it's horrible.
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  2516.  @fifi23o5  and it was fired by Serbia, so it's irrelevant.
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  2517.  @postava6150  Serbia fired missiles at Croatia - which is not relevant to a discussion of Ukrainian false-flag attacks.
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  2518. *Communist
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  2519.  @Edax_Royeaux  In 1932, Britain had 22% unemployment. In 1936 it still had 13%.
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  2520. You want to go East? There are two choices; 1) face East, then move, or 2) face West, get up to speed, then turn around really quickly.
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  2521. "Making people work for you" is slavery. Itym employ people.
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  2522. @@Billybob992.1 I tried that. YT instantly deleted it.
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  2523. @@Billybob992.1 Seems they're deleting everything I say
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  2524. Ah no, They just hide them from my view.
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  2525. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🌲🦌
    1
  2526. Отличная работа🍰
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  2527. Inflation is the increase of the currency in circulation. Inflation is not because of Government spending - the Government always spends as fast as it can. Inflation is because of Government PRINTING & SPENDING.
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  2528. It's an airport - that's why planes land there! Alex pointed out the "Danger" sign twice!
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  2529. He's been in power for 3 years without being impeached. He's untouchable.
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  2530. @mike deck TIK has said that in previous videos, too.
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  2531. Mobilization is when troops are given arms and ammo, and moved to their battle start-position.
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  2532.  @Kevik70  Nato is threatening Russia's existence. Nato has been advancing on Moscow since 1989.
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  2533. It seems to me, Hitler didn't "let the British Army go", he used it as bait to draw in the Royal Navy. Adolph needed to sink RN ships and at Dunkirk they were sitting targets.
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  2534. Ahhhhh, I get it. Stage a conflict between Ukraine and Poland, to trigger Article 5. Nato invades West Ukraine. Stalemate.
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  2535. Countries do go bankrupt.
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  2536. They're in the Med - in range of Tehran and Sevastopol.
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  2537. Too much waffling - I gave up at 17 mins, and I'd been fast-forwarding from the start.
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  2538. There's no such thing as " The Global Average Measured Sea Level". Averaging is a calculation, not a measurement. Global Mean Sea Level is a model, produced by imposing poorly measured sea-levels on a model Earth. The sea-level at any point is a result of a complex combination of the gravities of Earth, the Moon, the Sun, etc, and the air pressure. All those things are continuously varying, so the notion of reliably calculating a GMSL is as absurd as calculating a GM temperature.
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  2539. @Hallands Menved Clearly, you can't read. I mentioned "the moon", but I wrote "the Moon" - it's the same thing, just written correctly.
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  2540. @Hallands Menved You didn't read what I wrote, and you complain I didn't write enough? Your response to my main point was simply to deny it - you learned nothing. Further communication is pointless. Goodbye.
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  2541. Peer-review is little more than a spell-check.
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  2542. I think Tooze and Martin have got some explaining to do.
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  2543. They've gone full nazi
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  2544.  @MoMo-pd5hu  Hey, I'm getting replies again - it's been a while.
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  2545. I'm getting tired of your spam.
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  2546. "Зверинец"? That's hard to say.
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  2547. Just wondering, what is the evidence that Cov19 exists?
    1
  2548. I use the stick of objective reality. If I can hit it with a stick, it exists. Ymmv.
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  2549. "Storm" means "windy". There's rain, then there's rainstorm - rain + wind.
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  2550. They're destroying wealth with the aim of destroying capitalism.
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  2551. If you divide by the number of days fighting (112+?), and then by the length of the frontline (50 km +?), it's not so many.
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  2552.  @thescythian321  I think you're an order of magnitude high - 1.3, not 13.
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  2553.  @thescythian321  Yeah, we're in the ballpark. I'm surprised it's not more. I suspect anti-surrender activity by Ukr field commanders.
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  2554. Yes, Felicia, a Brigade can be completely destroyed multiple times. Try to think why.
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  2555. He's flagged as "white male" - his views are unwelcome to YouTube.
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  2556. Yes, wire-fraud is a felony.
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  2557. Armenia will become a Nato base
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  2558. In Britain, people'd get hypothermia.
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  2559. They made the "snowball".
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  2560. Smith was attempting to get a mistrial, so he could bring the case before a more favourable judge.
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  2561. One place you might find a wandering spider is among the bananas at the store.
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  2562. Collective punishment is against the Geneva Convention. Women have been telling men they're dangerous for 50+ years. Remember "all men are potential rapists"?
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  2563. Because we're missing key information, like how much Biden is making from all this.
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  2564. A little bit of clay wont hurt. In the old stomach remedy "kaolin and morphine", kaolin is clay.
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  2565. It's interesting that you mentioned soldiers being unmotivated to recover equipment  in Egypt. In the Merchant Navy sailors get salvage money for recovering ships and their cargoes. [Edit removed RN from my salvage claim because I don't know it to be  true.]
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  2566.  @richardvernon317  Thanks, Richard. There's a movie about a convoy ship's crew abandoning and then re-boarding their own ship and getting salvage money.
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  2567. Please, TIK, I'm trying to follow and understand what you're saying, and music just washes your words away - it's really fustrating,and ruins your work.
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  2568. For a while you had the music turned down so that it was subliminal but it's been creeping up in the last 2 or 3 episodes. The thing is that what you're saying is packed with information, and I'm not as familiar as you with the subject or the language, so I really have to concentrate to follow this tremendous and exciting story.
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  2569. Refridgerators contain steel, copper, aluminium, tungsten, etc - which can be recycled into military equipment. That the Brigadier is talking about this shows real desperation.
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  2570.  @terenceoakes4244  A nation's wealth is created through trade. Russia's grain prolly goes through Rostov. Perhaps some oil, too.
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  2571.  @terenceoakes4244  Like Britain, Russia prolly doesn't grow much tropical fruit, tea, coffee, rubber, ....
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  2572. Or they could remind the US that they were two years late to WWII.
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  2573. Happy wife, ...
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  2574.  @23b67Z9L  I have a theory ... Humans are not pre-programmed with how to survive, like, say, chickens: humans are adaptable learning machines that need to be taught. We need "good parents" who teach us - especially to be sociable, and not to go around stabbing people. This requires a firm "NO", ie authoritarianism. The trouble starts when adults try to tell other adults "NO" - that's the fascist inclination.
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  2575.  @rilmehakonen9688  No, he means "direction".
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  2576.  @Lana-xd7ey  He gets all the English speakers, when he (correctly) says village names, eg Urozhaine - where I'd want to say "Uro-zane", but Dima says something that sounds like "Urojina" to me.
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  2577.  @mgtowmonger2729  A net, perhaps.
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  2578. Biden's ratings are low, so he's playing the victim for sympathy.
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  2579. The candidates are selected by the political parties. All the parties are the same, so all the candidates are the same. All the policies are the same.
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  2580. Whatever happened to Tamiflu?
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  2581. 25:30 That vision of an Aryan utopia ruling over (Slavic) slaves is basically Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
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  2582. The Generals of 50 countries all sticking their oars in doesn't help.
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  2583. It's a foregone conclusion.
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  2584. Without the timecode, who's going to know what you're on about?
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  2585. Climate-alarmists are natural-climate-change deniers.
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  2586.  @Elite7555  If you have 100 Global Climate Models, all different, then 99 of them are wrong. You're not merely wrong, stupid and lying, you are anti-intellectual. .
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  2587.  @tpog1  I don't have a mental model for liquids. AfaIcs,either atoms are bound together (solid) or they're not (gas). I can't imagine any other options. Looking at the phase diagram for the triple point of water, itsm liquids only exist in atmospheres - but I'm prolly wrong.
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  2588. The middle class built the country? That's just nonsense. Or does he mean the slave-owners?
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  2589. Americans can't get "than" and "then", and "have" and "of" right.
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  2590. They want the whole world - with about 6 billion fewer people, and they will use every means; war, famine, disease, pestilence, etc, etc, to get it.
    1
  2591. Looks like it's keeping an eye on the Ruussian fleet.
    1
  2592. When the planes fly,who benefits? Airlines and airports, and fuel suppliers ... flight crew, maintenance, cleaners, catering, tickets etc, ... ground crew, ATC, maintenance, baggage, etc, Burger king, book publishers, suitcase manufacturers, etc City govt. National govt., emergency services, aviation authorities, etc Insurers, financiers, stock market traders, pension schemes, taxis, hotels restaurants, theatres, Disneyland, the passengers, their companies (business) their families (pleasure), Aircraft manufacturers, flight schools, flight research, etc and then there's cargo, which benefits all of us. So there is a global public conspiracy of self-interest to fly as many planes as possible. When they prosper, we all prosper.
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  2593. @Bestoink Dooley Ah, I see, you're a liar - good to know, when it comes to attempting discussion with you in other threads.
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  2594.  @robo__cop8154  search for webcams to see snow. I see snow in Krakow, Pinsk, Voronezh and Moscow, No snow in Warsaw, Minsk, Kiev, Rostov.
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  2595. The battle of Stalingrad alone involved some 2 million men (adding both sides). Same thing at Kursk - and they're just short sections of the Russian Front.
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  2596. 🐺
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  2597.  @dekartmagomedov  Yes, air-raid warning.
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  2598. He's a reporter, not an oracle.
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  2599. Perhaps the rivers are too shallow.
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  2600. Hello Trek
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  2601. Is this real news? When are you going to report the findings of the Arizona recount, Newsmax?
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  2602. Patreon, I believe.
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  2603.  @SuanLuang  They believe the US wont be affected as the nuclear war would be in Europe. Somebody should tell them.
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  2604. They'll be able to vote Brexit party next time, I hope.
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  2605. To get a good answer, you must first ask a good question.
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  2606. "I'm not very interested in propaganda, Minister. If we're right they'll give up. If we're wrong, they'll be in London in a week." - From the film "Battle of Britain"
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  2607.  @kwanchan6745  Opinion stated as fact.
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  2608. You saw the video of Ukrainians hijacking a truck. So they have a Russian military truck, Russian IDs, Russian clothing, Russian paperwork,... That's why military vehicles get stopped at security checkpoints.
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  2609. Missionaries? Mercenaries.
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  2610. 🦌🦌
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  2611. "You know, you can't do the same thing over and over again."
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  2612. There's less than 100 miles between Russia and Iran.
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  2613. It's almost inevitable that Ukraine will shoot them down, because that's the stupidest thing they could do.
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  2614. In Germany they forced everyone to hand in their gold, and made hoarding bank notes illegal. Then they forced everyone to invest their savings in Government bonds. The postwar Government refused to honour those bonds. Thus the entire population was robbed of all their wealth. The Leader gave the State the right to seize any properety it wanted. (No private property).
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  2615. To much padding. To much smug.
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  2616. A death toll can never fall: death is something you don't come back from.
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  2617. So why did Czech.... have loads of war materiel sitting around? They made themselves a target.
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  2618.  @StandaBlabol  yes, so they should've delivered them.
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  2619. One's own casualty rate is sensitive military intelligence.
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  2620. It looks like the US is trying to destroy Eurasia with one big war.
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  2621. The 50 Let Pobedy (50 Year Victory) is a Russian nuclear-powered ice-breaker, that does multiple tourist-trips to the North Pole each summer.
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  2622. So far as I can see capitalism is about the creation of wealth and socialism is about the use of wealth. I define capitalism as the wise use of wealth to create more wealth. The basic unit of wealth is food (or energy), so capitalism is a product of nature. The Cheetah must gain more energy from its food than it used in catching it - and that's true for all animals. To survive, you must gain as much as you use. To grow, you must gain more than you use. To feed the wife and kids, you must gain even more. To improve your standard of living, you must gain even more. To contribute to social capital projects (eg, roads) you must gain even more. I define Socialism as the distribution of wealth to maximise the common good. The family unit is socialist; dad creates the wealth, mum distributes it according to need, etc.. The first problem that arises is that dads must compete in their efforts to garner wealth. Nature says "kill thy neighbour, steal his stuff." Competition breeds conflict, and conflict destroys wealth. Otoh, nature says "many hands make light work," and "your neighbours' kids are your own kids future spouses". Peace is desirable, so regulation of competition (and violence) is desirable - ie "government". How much government do men want/need? None = anarchy. Little = liberalism. Lots = fascism. All = absolute tyranny. That's the realm of politics - the degree to which we will enslave ourselves to spite each-other. Capitalism and socialism are not competing economic systems. The antithesis of capitalism is waste (the broken window fallacy.) The antithesis of socialism is waste. (Give the kids an equal share of dad's profits and they'll just buy sweets and toys.)
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  2623. Oh, and what any of that has to do with a old religious group is a complete mystery to me.
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  2624.  @MirianBatista  Eu também uso o Google Tradutor
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  2625. We had National Service in the 1940s & 50s
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  2626. If I understand correctly, you're saying the Ellen clip comes from Lomi. If Lomi recorded the Ellen show, would they own the video clip?
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  2627.  @CriticalMonkey623  Ah, thanks.
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  2628.  @andrewerdle  Thanks,
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  2629.  @TeunisMarinus  No. Turkey controls the Bosphorus - in accordance with a treaty. Nato does not control the Baltic.
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  2630.  @TeunisMarinus  The rules apply to everyone. The signatories are those willing to use force - against Turkey - to protect commercial shipping in the Bosphorus. Turkey makes a charge on commerce - 50,000 ships a year - a nice little earner - and in return they are allowed to limit passage of warships - which threaten Turkey by their proximity.
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  2631. No, the name is the only thing they'll keep - until they can stage that coup.
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  2632.  @seanniemeyer5437  You don't care about Russian soldiers - you're gaslighting.
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  2633.  @seanniemeyer5437  The video footage is not a representative sample, it's a highly selected sample.
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  2634. Bombers can't dodge missiles.
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  2635.  @ronniedonald2886  They're not out of range when dropping bombs. Guided bombs are expensive. Bombs don't carry missiles.
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  2636.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Hello. Are you up early, or late. I'm up very late.
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  2637.  @sanettevandermerwe4667  Yeah. I've had breakfast and taken my tablets. I'll try to stay awake for Dimas morning updates. Not long now. 😴
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  2638. Lol - missed it.
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  2639. Three times, the Germans attacked through the Ardennes, and three times they took their enemy by surprise. I don't think they would have done so well, if they'd announced it to the world beforehand.
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  2640. In the UK, the only stuff (I've noticed) that is unavailable to me is the BBC content I (as a licence-payer) paid for.
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  2641. Completely ruined by stupid music; not watchable.
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  2642. @Dick Faggotson Yes, I understand - you have nothing to say, you just want attention. Are you happy now?
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  2643. "First I beat them with the stick, then I stab them with the carrot."
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  2644. Ukr has continued fighting' long after they should've admitted defeat.
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  2645. Perhaps you're right, perhaps not.
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  2646. The Nuremberg war-crime trials were a US theatrical production.
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  2647. Real money (eg gold) has inherent value - you can make useful things from it (plates, teeth). Paper money has no inherent value.
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  2648. 😮
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  2649. You want Dima to shut up, because you don't like what he says. You only want to hear things you like.
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  2650.  @ChodaStanks  No.
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  2651. 🦌🐪🦌🐪🐁🐁🐁
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  2652. Your "accumulated warming" nonsense is disproved every winter.
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  2653. How is "a" pronounced - bearing in mind Dima pronounces "X" as "ha"?
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  2654. Sam tortured people because he liked it, and you make videos about torturing because?
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  2655. The US tested precisely two torpedoes - of which only one worked - before going into production.
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  2656.  @Johnnycdrums  In the movies, you see the explosion on the radar screen. 🤣🤣🤣
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  2657.  @taelorpickel2830  Yes, I agree. Of course Stalin didn't have to worry about voters.
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  2658. Speaking as someone with long experience of internet debates, ... Truth is not established by debate - consensus is. Name-calling is psychological warfare; if your opponent is insulting you, it's not a debate. Just because you seek the truth, does not mean your opponent does too. Proselytes do not engage you to learn, but to teach. Most importantly, they lie about socialism's history because they are trying to do it again! Speaking as a radio engineer (ret.d), the electric field (pun) is young, and full of jargon - conventional words used in strange new ways. In ac, the electrons go back and forth, in dc they all go one way, so in my understanding, Gleichschaltung is like rectification, but I would use the term "conditioning". We are in a new Gleichschaltung - and have been for a long time. They want to destroy the family, so they're trying to take away family-related words, eg; woman, mother, father, etc. They call us racist, homophobic, Islamophobic, transphobic, etc, - which all mean "shut up". How many times a day do you hear these words; net zero, equity, sustainable, diversity, ...? We are constantly bombarded with such socialist propaganda - that's conditioning.
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  2659. In UK, we have illegal immigrants staging hotel rooftop protests about the poor standards of the rooms!
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  2660. I think Russia should not take Odessa. If they do, they'll be toe-to-toe with Nato troops in Romania - a dangerous situation for us all.
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  2661. My guess is that it was a dairy-processing factory.
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  2662.  @alxix001  Interesting stuff, but Kamyshia (Kamysin) at the bottom of that map, is 100+ miles north of Stalingrad (Volgograd) - as best I can tell.
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  2663. No, I don't think so. Ukr agreements are worthless.
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  2664.  @pmaitrasm  Evreyone has an accent, all time.
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  2665. That's some dry humour there.
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  2666. I'm sure the guy who invented it, meant for the sporran to be worn on the inside.
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  2667. Underground solar?
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  2668. Wow, two with one shot- nice!
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  2669. None of those things are free.
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  2670. Shells are much cheaper than missiles. If you let the tanks reach the front, you can destroy them more cheaply. If you destroy the bridges, Ukr, might be forced to keep thier tanks in the East, meaning they'd have a reserve of tanks - a situation that could come back to bite you.
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  2671.  @RomanShein1978  "If you destroy the bridges" then what? You didn't finsh that sentence, you changed the subject.
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  2672.  @BaDArxz  I'm not familiar with that game, but I am with SimCity, Anno 1404, and such. The more realistic the game, the more you see that peace is essential for farming, industry, trade, and especially transport. You don't even make arms on the battlefield; Stalin moved his tank factories East of the Urals. (Staligrad was making tanks in a warzone, but that must've been hell.)
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  2673.  @BaDArxz  I just watched this video on that game https://youtu.be/QDog3MzydJE If that's all it is, there's no "business" in it. A factory has an optimal production rate. If a shell factoy makes 200 shells/month, it's almost impossible to switch to making 5,000 shells/month. The factory isn't big enough for all the extra people. Weapons are mostly made at a steady rate, and mostly in peacetime. It's easier to find a buyer for weapons in wartime, for sure, but the stability of the value of money itself depends on peace. Gold and silver are preferred, because their value is more stable.
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  2674. RuTube? That sounds interesting.
    1
  2675. Too much complaining.
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  2676. It has a huge underground depo.
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  2677. what target?
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  2678. One of our King Georges banned the export of gold to America (where it was worth more) so for want of money, Americans grew tobacco and pressed it into standard-sized blocks and paid for goods with them. The Brits would take goods to American and trade them for tobacco to sell back home.
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  2679. Yes, there are procedures for the handling of classified documents; it was writen by Obama, and it specifically excludes Presidents.
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  2680. It seems the best thing a kid can do these days is get expelled.
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  2681. ICC needs to refer themselves to the Russian courts, for being corrupt.
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  2682. HE REPORTS WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID. HE DOES NOT, AND CANNOT GUARRANTEE, THAT ANYTHING HE REPORTS IS TRUE.
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  2683. I could well be wrong, but aIui, if a quantity increases ... by addition, it increases arithmetically, and by multiplication, it increases geometrically.
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  2684.  @HamboGlider  Thanks for the reply and for using terms I could understand. :)
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  2685.  @jonathontyynismaa5310  You fed a troll.
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  2686. @kevinallies1014 You don't recognize sarcasm.
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  2687.  @SoulRocketMan  I answered in Dima's pinned thread.
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  2688.  @quemades  🥇
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  2689.  @radagast7200  The latter does not prevent the former.
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  2690. A video might have gps coordinates, but those are not to be trusted. The original poster might say something like "this was taken 3 km north of Robotyne", and then people check with a map.
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  2691. His dementia is highly dependent on news of his corruption.
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  2692. There's a lot of people in comments trying to shut Dima up. Of course, he could ban some them. ...
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  2693.  @thebgEntertainment1  Only if he gets the physics right. He has no authority to argue contrary to fact.
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  2694. Either special forces or espionage.
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  2695. That's a fools errand.
    1
  2696. Then it doesn't work!
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  2697. @1 Trillon Dollar Coin LOL
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  2698. Get stuffed.
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  2699.  @TK421-53  Well, drone warfare is fairly new (as a leading tactic), so it's worth being cautious. I think the answer is to give Ukr an extra 1,000 targets to waste their drones on. What's in the tent, a tank, or a tree trunk? If the Ukr gets wise and refuses to attack tents, you've got a safe place for tanks/ artillery.
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  2700. He did very well and went home for Xmas and cheers/medals.
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  2701. So the leaders of the collective West can't even knock over a gas station.
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  2702. 1:10 Your marker misses it and wastes peoples time - you should edit your post. I think she says "that's outside people" or "they're outside people" - which I take to mean "not key players".
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  2703. Nearly. It's the love of money that's the root of all evil.
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  2704. @dontkillme5332 that's the same thing
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  2705.  @quixote1965  That's not true. The Germans took over 3 million prisoners on the way to Moscow.
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  2706. Well said.
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  2707. An Australian woman came to Britain to tell a British woman that "she's not allowed to be here".
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  2708.  @cameronhickey7771  Ah, that would make more sense. TY
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  2709. Yes, but they're $5,000 each
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  2710. Bad name
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  2711. Germans had those in the war - as did the Americans ... and the Japanese.
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  2712. Did Russia play?
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  2713.  @jamesgarner327  thanks for the reply.
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  2714. Hillary knew the fix was in, but they underestimated Trump's support. They didn't make that mistake with Biden, they inflated his votes by about 30 million - and it was glaringly obvious.
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  2715. Except that they're who issued an arrest warrant against Putin - showing they are completely corrupt.
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  2716. Biden needs the war to end quickly, after which, Ukraine will join Nato, and then Biden wants a do-over.
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  2717. * geolocation from geo - ground
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  2718. They're trying to get Russian to bunkrupt themselves, preparing for an imaginary war.
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  2719. You don't give away military info of the side you support.
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  2720. You'll hear it when Africa needs, and asks the US/EU for grain. Russia can't send grain - Turkey closed the Strait, and Lloyds wont insure Russian ships (which means they are targets for sinking).
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  2721.  @williamneal8162  Yes, I know.
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  2722. They're all Soros employees - same as Antifa.
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  2723.  @eng3d  Mud freezes, too
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  2724. Yes, but it's stuck in China - you can't put it on a plane, or a ship.
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  2725. Have you ever considered the possibility that Churchill might've spoken, and acted, on the advice of his Admirals and Generals?
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  2726.  @PaulfromChicago  Ah, I see - you think you know everything and have nothing to learn from anyone.
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  2727. Dima's not Russian, but ok.
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  2728. ... and the Dems would've been mad about it.
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  2729. He can order a retreat.
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  2730.  @NEO_MusicProductions  I think birds proved the possibility of (heavier than air) flight.
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  2731. His "alzeimers" only appears on days when his corruption is in the news. The FBI raid rebounded, so today he's lost his marbles If he's ever indicted, his defence will be that he's not fit to stand trial.
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  2732. I found an interesting and current article on barges. Search for Ukraine barge Rubryka SLG You can put /en/ between site and date if needed.
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  2733.  @alexandernorman5337  Struggling to post this. Search Rubryka SLG
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  2734.  @loving650  What drone?
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  2735. The lie can continue only so long as the people can be protected from the military, economic and political consequences of the lie.
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  2736. It's raining here - Putin's fault.
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  2737. 🦌🦌🦌🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
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  2738. It'd have to go through one or two 'stans, tho.
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  2739. We are all born ignorant - that is not evil.
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  2740. Attack what? Tanks kill artillery. Artillery kills infantry. Infantry kills tanks.
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  2741. The profit comes from not having to pay the driver. So long as there's a driver, it's bs.
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  2742. USA just denied a hundred thousand Ukrainians their right to life.
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  2743.  @edthebumblingfool  Lies lead to murder. It's hundreds of thousands of Ukranians who are getting murdered. Do you imagine your lies are helping them? You're perpetuating the slaughter.
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  2744.  @xpact83  No, the narrative was that Russia had the second best army in Ukraine. Factually, Ukraine had the largest and best equipped army in Europe (after Russia, of course). So, not "small but elite", large and some Nato-trained.
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  2745. GOP always polls poorly at this time of year - see Dr Steve Turley
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  2746. Czechoslovakia was not part of the British Empire - it was not ours to give. Why you blame Britain for giving it, rather than blame Germany for taking it is a matter for your own conscience. I think you are being dishonest with yourself - you're certainly not fooling me.
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  2747. I like cake.
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  2748. Long-term planning. In 6 years, a 12 yo will be 18.
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  2749.  @luisjeronimo1484  What have Russian boys got to do with it? Your question was, "why ukranian are forbitten 16 year old tennagers from exit Ukraine ?"
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  2750.  user-od1yi5iq1k  I can't agree with you, because you didn't say what you think. You gave three lines of reasoning, but no conclusion.
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  2751.  @alanjones8810  If there's one thing the British Govt. hates, it's tradition. ... and culture ... and white people.
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  2752. missiles cost money.
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  2753. You'd need a submersible. Greepeace has got a submersible.
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  2754. That would be self-defeating.
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  2755. Stalingrado era a Stalingrado russa
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  2756. Climate change as presented here, is a lie. We are in an Ice Age, the Quaternary Ice Age, and have been for over 2.5 million years.
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  2757.  @davidhollenshead4892  Didn't you hear? Maths is racist. Facts are racist. (Rise and repeat ad nauseum.)
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  2758. I knew there'd be one idiot here blaming it on capitalist greed. The Labour Party was formed by the unions. The coal mines  were nationalised by the 1946 Labour government. Lord Robens, who headed the National Coal Board was previously a unionist  and Labour MP. It was a Labour government in power in 1966  when this event happened.
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  2759. If the war was carried to UK, it would be so much more convenient for EU and US.
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  2760. We don't talk about the algorithm because YT can punish creators if they suspect shenanigans.
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  2761. "Oh what a lovely war", "Carry on, Seargant", "Virgin soldiers", Whoops Apocalypse", "the Mouse that roared", Dr Strangelove",
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  2762. They've been working on a microwave weapon - that would be monstrous.
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  2763. Arson is far more probable, tho.
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  2764. Confession that they're running Ukraine.
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  2765. Except that you can write unjust laws. You can ban anything, and if everyone gets to have the thing they hate banned, then pretty much everything gets banned.
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  2766.  @dragodragic4180  You don't know what logistics is.
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  2767. They are military units - brigades, I believe Wikipedia has a page on Nato military symbols.
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  2768. Hello 🦌🦌🦌
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  2769. Firstly, there's 3 rail lines to Zaporizhia (and 3 to Crimea), but lets blow them all up. Now what? The train is unloaded a few miles down the track, and the goods brought in by truck - until the line's repaired. How does this help Ukraine? How are they going to get a small army across the mud? And if they could, how would that army be resupplied?
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  2770. Dima and his team made that map. It's not public, and not for sale.
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  2771. Search for Ukraine webcams to see weather.
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  2772.  @TheEvilmooseofdoom  Do you know the word "IF"?
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  2773. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_3_submergence_transport_vehicle
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  2774. Of course, a monarchy is a fascist state.It's inherently nationalist, and inherently socialist.
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  2775. Alright, Skippy, hop along.
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  2776. He's full of knowledge and understanding.
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  2777. They'd want constant updates (new pictures) to look for changes (any new activity).
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  2778. Not a clever Trevor.
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  2779. To go viral, a video should be seen by a lot of people in a short time, so it should be published when a lot of people can watch it.
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  2780. They are probably speaking the truth.
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  2781.  @FREDO-py4ti  I saw Lord Lucan and Robert Maxwell.
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  2782.  @brewsterly2927  Shooting backwards is dangerous - that's where your comrades are - and bullets go a long way.
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  2783. Use your local map; MS map, Google map, Google Earth, ...
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  2784.  @KSmithwick1989  Dima uses a third party map - OpenMap, I believe.The war details are an overlay., I think.
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  2785.  @KSmithwick1989  All the war stuff is his.
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  2786. Perhaps that stray missile went to see the US AWACS aircraft - but it prolly wasn't real.
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  2787. Any fool can make a bad situation worse.
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  2788. Embrace?
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  2789.  @айэрене  said "Old Europe rises into HARVEST SEASON from centuries of colonialism and plunder of weaker countries"
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  2790. Military units - brigades, I think.
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  2791.  @danielapel1976  lol
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  2792.  @halinatrolle9775  Yes, probably - but it's not wise to assume - there are loonies here-about. It's also easier to challenge false facts, than vague remarks. z
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  2793. Perhaps they want to stop Ukrainians from escaping into Russia/Belarus.
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  2794. @Adrian Chetwynd I don't know the current figures. I'd expect them to be less than 70,000 pm in summer because they're higher in winter. Excess winter mortality is about 30,000 - 40,000 or 10-13,000 pm for the 3 winter months.
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  2795. The dead bodies wear badges.
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  2796. He's in the entertainment industry. His income depends on his public exposure which he seeks with "shocking" publicity stunts and "outrageous" behaviour. All you're doing is advertising and hence promoting a self-publicist.
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  2797. Japan faces the most serious threat since World War II Japan faces its greatest security threat since World War II, “Japan is in the most severe and difficult security situation in the post-war era,” DON'T MAKE ME READ THE SAME THING THREE TIMES!
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  2798.  @fiddlersgreen2433  Thanks.
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  2799.  @GeoPoliticsFocus  Schwaab is Dr Evil, sureley.
    1
  2800. Do as you like.
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  2801.  @andrew30m  That's a "Democrat" trick.
    1
  2802.  @Therealist679  To me, it looked like bait, to lure those inquisitive Ukrainians.
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  2803. Dima is short for Dimitri
    1
  2804. Are you a Fed?
    1
  2805. Norway and Sweden both had big merchant fleets, I believe.
    1
  2806. Shut up and take my money!!!
    1
  2807.  @foghornleghorn6383  Giving aid to the enemy at a time when - as he says, "we're at war" (though the US has not declared war).
    1
  2808. because "ship" sounds like "shit".
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  2809. Is this the end of the Channel 4 group? Let's hope so - they're as far left as the BBC and Labour.
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  2810. That's the most obviously wrong line in any song I've ever seen. It should obviously be " this is what it sounds like when (a) love dies."
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  2811. If Russia wanted you to know, they would tell you.
    1
  2812. You can write off bad debt against tax, too. ... I believe - I amnot a tax consultant, etc.
    1
  2813. Oh look, Gremlins.
    1
  2814. We, the British public were led to think it was a cruise ship full of troops.
    1
  2815.  @OBWanKenobi  I was. I only found out recently that Belgrano was a warship.
    1
  2816.  @OBWanKenobi  Yeah, we didn't have the internet in 1982. Even Wikipedia didn't start til 2001.
    1
  2817.  @OBWanKenobi  "The public were told". You're lying - and arrogant with it.
    1
  2818.  @OBWanKenobi  Ah, you're a troll - I should've known
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  2819. How do you know that?
    1
  2820.  @JosephGibson  You are the one making claims. I want to know what they're based on. I think you're veryfrightened of people finding out that serving US/UK soldiers are on the ground, which - in opinion -they undoubtedly are.
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  2821.  @JosephGibson  You not only changed your claim, you deleted the post I replied to! You are not acting in good faith.
    1
  2822. Be a Patreon
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  2823. Russia has a city - Chelyabinsk - nicknamed "Tankograd."
    1
  2824. Before the battle, it was jst another city in a long line of cities. Paulus expected to take it in a fortnight.
    1
  2825. Are you subscribed?
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  2826.  @TheBranchez  No matter how much technology advances , it still doesn't work.
    1
  2827. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦣🦌🦌
    1
  2828. The whole world does not want to.
    1
  2829.  @RantTheRetort  Yes, if you drive fast a roller will bounce - esp over rough ground.
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  2830. Dima is openly pro-Russian. Hope that helps.
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  2831. Worst line in that movie.
    1
  2832. I assume the father was a turkey baster.
    1
  2833. Total government control is the end-game of socialism - either as communism or fascism. The alarmists are communists.
    1
  2834. He should've rallied all the nations to present a united front against Hitler.
    1
  2835.  @TheMakumakumaku  Ah, lol.
    1
  2836.  @TheMakumakumaku  and yet, I think my reply still stands.
    1
  2837. You can count the minutes until he replaces the legs with wheels - walking is difficult.
    1
  2838. I'm confused. If a solid has molecules bound together, and in a liquid they're unbound, then what's a gas. And if molecules in a liquid are bound together, then what's a solid?
    1
  2839. Lol, hardly. It took years to build - and wasn't completed.
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  2840. He's stating points of view that are not his own - which should be obvious from this very series, and if not, then from the Operation Crusader series!
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  2841. Long war? Short war? A"war" is when two armies are fighting, so you can see right there ... The Nazis did not plan for war, they planned for victory! Who could stand before them? Whoever tried would be crushed! Quartermaster: But ... They could not and would not contemplate anything else. Quartermaster: what about ... Anyone who did was a defeatist and an enemy of the State. Quartermaster: supply lines? They planned a lake where Moscow stood, Quartermaster: It's a long way to Moscow. a hunting forest in N. Poland with giant wild cattle (aurochs), Quartermaster; Winter uniforms? Berlin would be completely remodelled as a cathedral to (Hitler) the mighty German people. Quartermaster: Ok then.
    1
  2842. Perhaps they don't know/ deny that it's true. That's a very clever work-around.
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  2843. But, of course, the media has been doing this for decades. "A spokesman for the whitehouse said" can carry any lie they want.
    1
  2844. Brit Intel rarely say anything public - only when they need to lie.
    1
  2845. You lie. It's anti-nuclear propaganda.
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  2846. @Jake Lemen Ha! I found you out - you're a liar.
    1
  2847. How much will it cost for the long tube to reach up to space (and wouldn't that remove the atmosphere, a-la Spaceballs)?
    1
  2848. Who would bomb a hospital? Biden would. Why would Biden lie? Because he's corrupt.
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  2849. They only took half of France.
    1
  2850. How do Germany and UK plant to pay for Russian gas?
    1
  2851. Statesmen are in short supply.
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  2852. Of course there's a reserve.
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  2853. Wow. It's amazing what some can say without censure. I awarded cake and it was deleted.
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  2854. .. and across the Pacific.
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  2855. So China has 37 times the population of Ukraine.
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  2856.  @fred4687  A psychopath does it because he feels like it. The military do it for advantage of some kind.
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  2857. Sending them back would've been a disaster, without them having somewhere to live.
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  2858. Firstly, these are poor commanders - their troops were destroyed and they were captured. That's the kind of commanders Putin wants Zelensky to have. Secondly, I presume Putin got something for handing them over to Turkey, and Erdogan got something for handing them back to Zelensky. So they will both be happy to do it all again.
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  2859. So his mistake was, what? Not giving the homeless guy a dollar? Maybe the bank manager gives the homeless guy a dollar to keep an eye out.
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  2860. 👍🍰🍰🍰
    1
  2861. ... aaaand you've just explained "diversity is our strength".
    1
  2862. It would work best where you least need it - ie wet places.
    1
  2863. Stop spamming!
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  2864. Is "Zenit" to do with the Russian space program?
    1
  2865. "Concern troll."
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  2866. You missed a philosophical question - is global warming a bad thing? More importantly, you're missing some key information. 500 million years ago, atm CO2 was around 5,000 ppm. The planet had a temperature of about 25C, and life on Earth loved it! Since then CO2 has fallen by more than 90%. It's not locked up in coal and oil, it's mostly locked up in limestone. You realize that means the Earth is dying. When CO2 falls low enough, plants stop growing and then everything dies. So the planet produced one species able and willing to stop that death-process by digging up and burning some coal and oil. It's a temporary fix, but it'll give life on Earth perhaps a few more million years.
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  2867. You said that, not them.
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  2868. You're missing the point. They make claims about their product. If they make a false claim, they commit fraud. If they make a meaningless claim, you can't know if it's true or not. I recall a film in which Jane Fonda was viewing an apartment that had "IOL in every room" - it turned out to be "instant-on lighting": you flick the light-switch and the the light comes on _instantly_! (Selling the speed of electricity as if it was a feature of the apartment.) If they don't make understandable claims, you shouldn't try to take what they said as meaning something else or you'll just be misleading yourself.
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  2869. The Bilderberg Group.
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  2870.  @chrissmith7669  In which direction?
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  2871. There wasn't one quote from the Colonel.
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  2872. Ukrainians can retreat from Ukraine, too. No more war.
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  2873. Good one!
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  2874. I think, if Ukraine gets 5 minutes of peace, they'll join Nato.
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  2875. We don't have guns. We also don't have freedom of speech, a right of self-defence, ...
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  2876.  @TheMave34  I could be wrong, but I don't see that you've actually contributed anything.
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  2877.  @TheMave34  You made me look again. I understood the radio station to be "In a border town" and naturally assumed the Germany-Poland border. It seems to now be called Gliwice, and is near Ostrava, Czech - is that right? temporary pause.
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  2878. No! The People are sovereign - we won the war and beheaded the tyrant King. The Monarchy is a trust and Constitutional protection.
    1
  2879. It's the western end of the red zone.
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  2880. Biden?
    1
  2881. Heavily doctored, imo. Note the short-barreled rifle on the right, and the variations of lighting of the faces.
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  2882. Essentially, liberalism is "all that is not forbidden, is allowed", while totalitarianism is "all that is not allowed, is forbidden".
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  2883. 👍🦌🦌🦌
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  2884. They're very clever - they've stolen a continent. And now they will asset-strip it.
    1
  2885. They come on in the same old way, and we meet 'em in the same old way.
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  2886. You are making excuses for bad science. Disgaceful!
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  2887. John Law was given complete financial control of France.
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  2888. What the fuck are you doing, reporting a poll as fact? How fucking stupid are you? You are campaigning for the Tories and you are LYING to us! Fuck you - I'm done with you. VOTE BREXIT
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  2889. Brush IS bushes.
    1
  2890. Actually Reuters is not a news organisation, it's another left-wing activist group.
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  2891. Humans don't live in places where the temperature goes below -50C
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  2892. I have no grenades.
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  2893. I do think Russia should take NE Ukraine - to increase the distance to Moscow.
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  2894.  @GeraldM_inNC  Poland would then lose their Article 5 protection - a very bad idea, too.
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  2895. Russia is not an enemy, you're just scared of powerful nations.
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  2896. If the change is only visible over the length of a month, it really not worth doing.
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  2897. Or from a cargo ship - which is easier and has better cover.
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  2898.  @Tamara-nn1wr  A non linear chronology, missing chronology and irrelevant evidence all point to an intent to mislead.
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  2899. The truth is the best propaganda, and the truth is, Trudeau applauded a Nazi.
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  2900. I suggest you try the unsubscribe - resubscribe two step. Hit the bell and make sure it;s set to "All"
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  2901. You're deflecting attention away from the USA.
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  2902. It's a scam - the theives are employees, paid to steal.
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  2903. Ahhh, that'll be why Biden wants him removed - because he's doing a good job.
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  2904. Yes, but they're underground.
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  2905. Mariupol had over 400k people. It's currently got about 120K.
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  2906. You don't need a reason to replace a General.
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  2907.  @akulabourne  Adolph would say "he's been working very hard - he needs a rest", and force him into retirement. (With the political advantage of suggesting he's not fit to be President.)
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  2908. Your first question is semantic and founded on a false premise.
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  2909. The nuclear talk is propaganda to frighten the Russians into retreat or regime change. Luckily, it's hard to frighten Russians.
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  2910. If it flies, it flies!
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  2911.  @WitherRakdos  Only as defined by communists to separate it from communism - they're almost identical. In reality, the left is the power of the State, the right is the power of the individual. The idea of individuals having power over their own lives is almost a forgotten thing.
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  2912.  @WitherRakdos  Literally? You don't know what you wrote. You don't know the difference between a state and a State.
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  2913.  @emg7882  Don't involve me in your idiocies.
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  2914.  @aaronbrown8377  Fascists ARE Socialists!
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  2915.  @aaronbrown8377  Yes, that's pretty much it.
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  2916.  @sethfrisbie3957  This is not an insult. You are a confused child. I repeat, not an insult. You want a beneficent dictator - a "superman", who is kind to you and ruthless to your enemies. The reason it's not an insult is because it's the ideal - it's what everyone would choose - were it a real choice. You want to be ruled by your dad. it's the same psychology as with "gods". If your father was kind, you imagine "god" is kind. If your father was strict, you imagine "god" is strict. To grow up, is to understand there are no "gods", and dictators are never beneficent. To want a dictator is to want to be told what to wear, what to eat, where to work, when to go to bed, what to think, etc. To be a grown up is to want to govern yourself. The balance of power between you and the State is the left/right dichotomy. There cannot be an "authoritarian right wing" because that would be you ordering yourself around. Authoritarianism comes naturally to us,because it's how we raise our children - we don't let them govern themselves. Consequently the State strives to treat us as children, and some of us are comfortable with that. But tyranny has a ratchet that does not exist in families. In families, children are encouraged to grow up and make their own choices. The State never willingly returns the freedoms it takes from you.  As for economics, there is only one way to create wealth and that's capitalism. The State does not create wealth, it steals it from you (some taxation is necessary),and concerns itself with how to spend what it has collected. Capitalism is, btw, a law of nature. The leopard must get more energy from her food than she used to catch it,or she will die. That's true for all animals, and even plants. Unfortunately,theft and parasitism are also laws of nature. I've covered a lot in few words - some thought will be required.
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  2917.  @sethfrisbie3957  Apparently that was too much for you to read in one go - and thinking is beyond you.
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  2918.  @hre2044  Inasmuch as it is opposed to personal liberty, yes. Note an absolute monarch is not a one-man band - he rules by the grace of his Lords - and their armies. An aristocracy is a collective enterprise.
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  2919.  @hre2044  The rebranding of left v right  to mean revolutionaries v reactionaries  is itself MARXIST DOGMA. By doing so, you eliminate the concept of liberty from politics.
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  2920. Bakmut has a huge underground depo.
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  2921. Ukraine needs money to bribe EU politicians for membership.
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  2922. Counting parked cars during daytime is dumb - most people work during the day, and use their cars to get to work.
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  2923. 4:30. So you're knowingly presenting misleading images; daytime pictures of empty streets.
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  2924.  @dronemanuk1970  No, you're lying.
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  2925. noun: deal; plural noun: deals 1. an agreement entered into by two or more parties for their mutual benefit, especially in a business or political context.
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  2926. I'd guess this "racial tier system" explains the varying percentages of General Plan East.
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  2927. You're saying words, but they don't mean anything.
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  2928. ... and over-estimated themselves.
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  2929.  @mv69969  Austria has a navy.
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  2930.  @Volkan-uh2by  The big two lessons for you are; 1. taking territory doesn't win wars, and 2. fanaticism doesn't win wars.
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  2931. For Nato troops, or Blackrock contractors?
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  2932. Mankind has not - in the last 500 years - used more than 16% of the Brazillian rainforest. The Indonesian rainforest was cut down for unnecessary biofuels as demanded by eco-alarmists.
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  2933. It doesn't matter. Zelensky is not trying to win the war, he's trying to keep it going as long as possible - so long as there's money to steal.
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  2934. Yeah, she's prolly a psychopath.
    1
  2935. So you mean "would", not "will".
    1
  2936. Supplies weren't getting through.
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  2937. And when corporations are hand-in-glove with governments, that's Mussolini-style fascism.
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  2938.  @nightjarflying  Well said.
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  2939. Clearly Mr Ellwood is intellectually inadequate for any public position and must be removed.
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  2940. Another good question. In UK, Russia was monitoring UK nuclear sites from a UK military air base. (Prolly still are.)
    1
  2941. What is the sound of one wing flapping?
    1
  2942. "Accurate" is a meaningless term.
    1
  2943. Elensky is a puppet.
    1
  2944. They only ever planned to win.
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  2945. The big problem arises where the safe-seat Tory candidate is a Remainer. I say split the vote - if we can't get that Remainer out, we can send them a very clear message about their future prospects by reducing their margin.
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  2946. Also fire https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/resources/view/72663/
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  2947. I'm having a hard time trying to understand how Zelensky applauds one of the men who murdered his family.
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  2948. There's no point updating the map until a place has been held for a day or two.
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  2949. Ask in reply to the pinned post at the top - more likely to be seen.
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  2950. Two videos a day, at about 8:00 am and 8:30 pm London time.
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  2951. Did China install it the first time?
    1
  2952. How wonderful to see Johnny Ball - I used to watch him on Play School - and isn't he looking young! :)
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  2953. In order to defend Belgium, France must first defend itself: fight from a position of strength. You don't have to live in the castle, to be defended by it. Its existence is what matters. "If you do not build it, they will come." German failed to invade Britain because it was sufficiently well defended.
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  2954. sometimes they're right to be stubborn. Fools rush in.
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  2955. The innocent don't live in corner penthouses.
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  2956. No, neither does google.
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  2957.  @bimbocrammmm  Political pressure on Russia is a consequence of the conflict. More conflict = more pressure. Both are means to the same end - regime change in Russia. In the face of an absence of evidence, we can only speculate if Ukr was ordered/persuaded/encouraged/permitted/discouraged/forbidden to do it.
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  2958.  @Gerrard_Pike2008  That's why you only do parachute attacks that can be supported quickly.
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  2959. 🦌🦌🦌🦊
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  2960.  @Therworldtube   "Four days after the signing of the Polish-British Common Defence Pact, three destroyers of the Polish Navy executed the Peking Plan and so evacuated to Great Britain." "On 1 September 1939. At 04:45, the old German pre-dreadnought battleship Schleswig-Holstein opened fire on the Polish military transit depot at Westerplatte, in the Free City of Danzig" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland#German_plan
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  2961.  @Therworldtube  Yes, you chose a date that suited your point - that's not a good thing. You also didn't say what you wanted us to glean from your comment - and that's also not a good thing: it's the logical fallacy of "failure to state".
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  2962.  @Therworldtube  I'm not arguing with you! I'm explaining to you that you are using poor evidence for your unstated argument.  You seem to be suggesting that Germany had cause to feel threatened by Poland's large Military. If that is your point, ffs say it! If that is not your point, then Idk wtf you're at.
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  2963.  @tyvamakes5226  You might make any number of similar observations; UK can beat Ireland, France can beat Belgium, ... it lacks a rhetorical point.
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  2964.  @tyvamakes5226  To quote myself "I'm explaining to you that you are using poor evidence for your unstated argument. " That is my point!
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  2965.  @tyvamakes5226  No, I am NOT claiming that he's making any such argument, I'M SAYING THAT HE HASN'T MADE ANY ARGUMENT AT ALL!!!! FFS!!!!
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  2966.  @tyvamakes5226  OMG, you're an imbecile! For onlookers, an argument consists of one or more premises and a conclusion that was logically drawn from them. OP has a premise - Poland's large army. He has no effing conclusion! Now FUCK OFF!
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  2967.  @theovonpapen2355  Oh look, another idiot. You're pretending to be reasonable, while actually throwing fuel on the fire. You're either a set of trolls, or one person with multiple accounts.
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  2968.  @jameslebro6598  Lol. You know fullcaps is not real shouting - it's just taken for it. Telling a person to calm down is not a way to make them calm down - it just throws more fuel on the fire.
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  2969. I disagree.
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  2970. "Destroys"? No.
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  2971. You didn't say whose.
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  2972.  @45wasright43  You are not the OP, so while I agree with what you wrote, it's not relevant to the discussion.
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  2973. I think you're right. As @antyspi4466 said, the missile shown is too small to go that far, much less make a big explosion when it got there.
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  2974. I think it's an eloquent proof that 1 and 1 and 1 make three.
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  2975. Meh. I can pass a ham & cheese sandwich through my body.
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  2976. Thanks for those numbers - amazing stuff.
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  2977. How does showing economic/industrial weakness and military/political incompetence deter China?
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  2978. Only his lawyers would tell him to say nothing. Everyone else wants to hear him convict himself for the murder.
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  2979. You're talking gibberish.
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  2980. There will always be murderers and theives. The trouble starts when they band together,
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  2981. 🦌🦌🐇🐇🦘🦘🐧 Goodnight.
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  2982. Prolly not many - ships are at anchor.
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  2983. They didn't say that - you assumed it.
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  2984. Another problem is archiving. For your work to be cited by others they need an archive to point to and a name for your video. Given that YouTube can delete videos, they can't be a reliable archive.
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  2985. They knew, but they did not know they knew.
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  2986. By going slowly, Russia minimses their own casualties, and maximises the pain they inflict on Ukraine - and the West. If Russia took Ukraine, in a massive lightning attack, they would then be face-to-face with the collected forces of NATO - a very dangerous situation for everyone.
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  2987. Oh my god - you people are hard work! Do you understand "the cat is black" means many things including "the cat is not orange"? So, "we will cheat in the count" means "we will not cheat at the poll booths." Intimidating voters - the Mugabe way - delegitimizes both the election and the government. How do I know Mugabe supporters intimdated voters? Because it happened in public - it was seen - it was reported around the world! Cheating in the count is smarter - it's not visible to outsiders. Also, Saying "I would cheat in the count", devalues the legitimacy of other foreign elections. It says to the world "don't criticize my election when yours are just as crooked." The legitimacy of governments matters in international trade and diplomacy. So having the appearance of free and fair elections matters, and if you're making an appearance, you want to be seen! An election rigger wants people voting, so that they can be seen voting, and so that the government can claim lots of votes for themselves! The magician shows the hat is empty before he pulls the rabbit out. If you're going to cheat in an election, you want it to look as legitimate as possible. Is all that really so hard to understand?
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  2988.  @pierreattaman7826  Yeah, the Corleoni school of diplomacy.
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  2989. Even General Erwin Rommel was forced to commit suicide, to avoid being tried for treason - which is what opposing the Nazis was treated as.
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  2990. The sentence "Two trains are travelling in opposite directions" is  not enough information to know if they are approaching, or receeding from, each-other.
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  2991. Are they seriously suggesting - in their new narrative - that the Dutch, didn't tip off the Germans, or that the Germans were told, and did nothing? Do Ukranian attack squads always tell evryone who asks, that they are Ukrainians?
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  2992. Where do you think lead comes from?
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  2993. "The best propaganda is the truth."
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  2994. what would be the point of striking Sevastopol?
    1
  2995. The bankers demanded it.
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  2996. All I said was "that piece of halibut was good enough for Jehova."
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  2997. Other commenters abusing the reporting system.
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  2998. It'll get joined to a hand grenade by one side or the other - and a post-war child will find it.
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  2999. I herd that. 🦌🦌🦌
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  3000. The UN can't make laws (though it pretends to) - it isn't sovereign - it has no territory, no government.
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  3001. You mean London - which had firestorms several times - of course.
    1
  3002. AH banned the hoarding of gold and money, and forced his people to buy Govt. bonds that were never honoured.
    1
  3003. They just keep poking the bear.
    1
  3004. A lot of people seem to be impressed by this talk: I think they must be easily impressed. It's a 15 min talk, but he stops talking about the Norden bombsight at the 10 min mark. This is a propaganda talk - the bombsight is just a vehicle for the propaganda to ride on.
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  3005. Was that a cluster attack, or an artillery attack speeded up?
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  3006. Hey TIK, have you noticed the British railway scam? In private ownership, the railways are run down and dangerous. The Govt. say "Oh no! Or railways are run down and dangerous! They're of national importance. We must nationalize them." So the Govt. buys them at a high price and spends a fortune fixing them up. Then the Govt. says "Oh no! The railways are costing us a fortune! We must privatize them." So they sell them off nice and cheap, and brand new. The private owners don't have to do anything except jack-up prices and reap huge profits, while the railways slowly go into decline. Then it's just rinse and repeat.
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  3007. Re: passenger numbers. I think that that's a complex question - not one that has a single answer. Interesting, nonetheless. I did a few some sums. For 50 million people, a billion journeys is only 20 each per year - or 1,5 million people daily commuting by rail.
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  3008. For me, the last 12 years, my rail ticket has been much the same as and kept up with a packet of cigs - and they're now punitively-priced!
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  3009. I'm not defending nationalisation - except for essentials - water, electricity, ... things that must be available to everyone, not run for profit.
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  3010. The Light Brigade were incredibly brave men, led by imbeciles.
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  3011. Refresh?
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  3012.  @ViolentCabbage-ym7ko  Might the US have given Ukraine an old submarine?
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  3013.  @jimturpin6503  Usually those men are Generals.
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  3014.  @Marshmobilise  You think Tory and Labour are different? They're all WEF.
    1
  3015. Quit complaining.
    1
  3016. What?
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  3017.  @Kefire4b  Is this for the movie? (and no, no-one can.)
    1
  3018. Obviously trying to drive a wedge between Russia and China.
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  3019. Tsk *"stick to banks"*
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  3020. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Hoth
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  3021. CIA
    1
  3022. Defeat is another option.
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  3023. The title of this video is a lie. Booooo.
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  3024. It's the other way round; the powedr plant will protect the troops.
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  3025. FFS, Alex, don't walk on the road with your back to the traffic, playing with your phone!
    1
  3026. Traitor!
    1
  3027. I agree - Odessa is a bad place for Russian army to be.
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  3028. 6 months of slowly advancing, thinking they're winning? Yes.
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  3029.  @SashaShpakOfflcial  You're a liar.
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  3030.  @ColonelDutch  Russia is winning. Russia is losing. Ukraine is winning. Ukraine is losing. You are a liar.
    1
  3031. Hence the phrase "wingeing Scots"
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  3032. a) yes, b) prolly not, c) I didn't say that.
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  3033. I would say it was the German attack on Russia that made Germany the common enemy of us all, and hence we were de facto allies.
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  3034. It's much less work than an episode of Staligrad, so it works as a needed rest.
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  3035. 🦌🐇
    1
  3036. Boooo!
    1
  3037. He's not appeasing them, he's mocking them.
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  3038. There's a general rule in life (and hence in politics) - old men avoid wars, young men embrace them.
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  3039. An intelligence officer is not in the business of telling the truth.
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  3040. I would've thought their treasonous attempts to depose their nation's duly elected President was the most controversial.
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  3041. Yes, but not just now, it's a remnant from the days of the USSR. There's always a few bits left to argue over - it's a grift.
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  3042. @Greg Culverwell As I understand it - but I may be talking bollocks ... I think it's moot. Assent is procedural and ceremonial - the Queen holds sovereignty in trust (on behalf of the people) while Parliament is closed (which prevents the Govt passing laws in their absence). If Parliament doesn't close, the Queen doesn't need to hold sovereignty. She can assent repeatedly without declining in between. (Declining would cause a constitutional crisis.)
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  3043. They might be doing market research - seeing how popular/unpopular the idea is.
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  3044. It's disinformation.
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  3045. "Equity salons" (The price depends what colour you walked in with.:)
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  3046.  @johnteets2921  It took 6 months to cross, and cost 200,000 lives (both sides combined). That's quite some "mousetrap".
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  3047.  @zoltanbarath7371  Well, what isn't claimed by relatives is claimed by the Govt. who then sells it, so, yes. The point is that it when the land isn't claimed by relatives, then entire family lines are being wiped out, and that indicates a genocide of the Ukrainian people by their own Govt.
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  3048. I think Dima is busy enough already, without you finding more work for him.
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  3049. No, you're missing the point that centralized distribution of resources locks more people off from those resources than a price system does! You are ONLY fed (in a timely manner) because there is profit to made by feeding you.
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  3050. @TheAllPowerfulChicken Socialists kill socialists for the same reason drug dealers kill drug dealers - they recognise them as the most dangerous competition.
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  3051. Cold air is denser - gives more lift.
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  3052. Elensky is Fredo. "They said there was something in it for ME." "I'm smart, not dumb, like they say."
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  3053.  @imrekalman9044  Born Austrian, died German.
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  3054. Dacha.
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  3055.  @anthonyquantrill119  Since he's alluding to a holiday place, perhaps he's using the plural of dacha.
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  3056.  @anthonyquantrill119  A dacha is a house, which is pronounced "hoose", "hice", "aaaase", "owse" and "howse"
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  3057. "Hamlet" - population 3 to 100. "Village" - (Derevnya) population 100 to 4000. "Town" - (Gorod) population 4000 to 25000. "City" - population 25k and up. Ah yes. I live in a borough. (Pronounced "burra")
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  3058. That's why you do military planning in advance, and set policy - so you can respond quickly. US airspace has been defended since WWII, at least.
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  3059. For a given quantity of coal, if you want to make more diesel, you'll have to make less gasoline.
    1
  3060. TL;DR
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  3061. Ask all those Politicians who killed Epstein?
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  3062. Patience, Grasshopper.
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  3063. Difficult, but not impossible.
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  3064. Yeah, it's really more of a confession than a defence.
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  3065. First tunnel under the Thames opened in 1843.
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  3066. Too long, didn't read.
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  3067. Everyone faced a lot of issues - it was only Germany that wasn't forced to choose.
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  3068. They're on Telegram. That's all I know.
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  3069. Yeah, well redefining words to win arguments is an identifying feature of ... Socialism.
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  3070. And 15 yo's.
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  3071. We are not conducting operations, we are considering different perspectives.
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  3072. Important to who?
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  3073. If Zaluzny wanted a meeting, I'm sure the Russians would meet him and hear what he had to say. He's prolly looking for safe refuge if things go bad for him.
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  3074. A quiet spot on the sidelines is ideal for covert ops, or black-marketeering - they're often the same thing.
    1
  3075. Me too.
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  3076. I object to the paternalism you began with. How long was the French terror - 10 years? How long was the Soviet state terror? 1917-1991, 73 years How long was Chinese state terror? 1947 - 2022, 75 years NK? Chile? Argentina? Mexico has been at war almost the whole of its existence!  Governments are massively more dangerous than public mobs.
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  3077. It's easier, in a State-controlled building, with State-controlled guards and State-controlled cameras (and State-selected inmates).
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  3078. *History is written by the survivors.
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  3079. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦒🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  3080.  @arostwocents  Russia could launch drones from Poland, if they wanted to.
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  3081.  @dekik.979  They did it again.
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  3082. I predict 100,000 Yemeni "refugees" coming to UK soon - all men of fighting age,
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  3083. It's the SBU (a branch of the CIA) that controls (and threatens) Zelensky.
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  3084. Shush!
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  3085. Says the anonymous stranger on the internet.
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  3086. The saying is, "victory has many fathers, defeat is an orphan."
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  3087. The fighting will die down as the autumn/winter weather impedes action.
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  3088. They'd prolly like to take them alive.
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  3089. That's an insight into the history that has been concealed from you. Propaganda is not merely lies, it's carefully-selected truths.
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  3090. To be agnostic is to accept the possibilty of there being a "god". What is the rational basis for that? If you cannot know if a "god" exists, or not, then neither can anyone else, so whoever first proposed the possibility was simply making shit up - shit that agnostics think themselves "rational" for accepting. I take it as fact, but I do not need to assert as fact "there are no gods" - "gods" is a meaningless term in that statement. It's not irrational to require that discussion is limited to meaningful words, or we might as well argue if (non-existent) fairies are big or small.
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  3091. If it's the Federal Govt. that's releasing illegal aliens into Texas, surely Texas is within its rights to arrest them.
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  3092.  @marcokite  Those soldiers were in Ukraine to kill Russians - who, you seem not to know, are also human beings.
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  3093.  @semenivanoff8615  Practically anyone. The money wasn't provided because of Zelensky's charisma - he's a puppet. The money was supplied to the installed puppet to enact the US plan.
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  3094. It doesn't matter how many shells you can fire on a field: if you can't put troops on it, you don't own it.
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  3095.  @brucetucker4847  Clearly you are not using "scientific basis" the same way the OP was. It's trivial simple - using your interpretation - to observe race, and trivially simple to confirm with a Dulux colour chart.
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  3096.  @brucetucker4847  Godburn is a denier of evolution. He posits race as the mixing of species, and thus has no mechanism for the formation of species - apart from special creation,of course.
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  3097. no-one cares.
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  3098. I don't. The passport I never used (required to work at Heathrow) expired. My driver's licence is paper - I don't have a car.
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  3099. It's his channel, he can say it however he wants, and you should be thanking him for taking such trouble, not bothering him with your petty complaints.
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  3100. There's big money in it - it doesn't need to work.
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  3101. False. The WWII Allies were the strongest alliance.
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  3102. War crimes - critical civilian infrastructure.
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  3103. "cool story, bro"
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  3104. The alert for this video gave me some anxiety - I thought TIK was speaking to me, personally.
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  3105. India paid in Rupees, I think.
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  3106. We the powerless need those in power to do as little as possible. They create chaos as it is, so just imagine if they had ideas.
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  3107. Yes, she gave Zelensky the 50 million Euros, and he thanked her for the 25 million Euros, ...
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  3108. Youtube stealing money from content creators.
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  3109.  @psier11  I heard "all lies lead to murder."
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  3110. No, you cannot defeat the left by adopting their policies - that's simply to surrender to the left! It's not fighting back! You say "if they're wrong and we ignore them, they'll get into power." You missed "if they're wrong and we fight them." They are wrong. They're lying their tits off! How can you not know this? Ah, you're young - fair enough. You were prolly raised on a diet of climate-change alarm, too. Global average temperature is irrelevant to lives of individuals - no-one experiences it - much less could be harmed by it changing fractionally over centuries. Roughly ... Global Annual average temperature = 15 degC England's annual av temp? 9.5degC However do we survive? England's Jan av temp? 6 degC OMG, right? England's temperature range - roughly -20 degC to +33 degC Human's habitable temperature range -50 degC to +50 degC Earth's temperature range -90 degC to +60 degC . Iirc Reykjavic ann av temp 4 degC. Mecca ann av temp 28 degC. But "Climate Scientists" say if the world goes 1 degC above or below 15 we all die! It's absurd! We experience weather. Weather is real - measurable. Climate is a mere statistic - a long term average of weather - usually 30 years. They say "the last 10 years have been the hottest" Yes? And so what? Of any 100 years, 50 will be hotter than the other 50 - that's a truism. If you say this June was hotter than last June, so what? Of 100 Junes, 50 will be the hottest Junes. Actually the summers of the dust bowl era were the hottest but history has been rewritten, or simply ignored by beginning time in a later, cooler period - the 1970's. Arctic ice graphs start in 1979 because that was a local maximum. There was less ice in the warmer 1950s and 1930s. Indeed, the US press was on it's third "global warming scare" in the 1950's - followed by it's third "global cooling scare" in the 1970's. (That's enough for now. Whenever I start writing facts, Youtube deletes them.)
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  3111. It's opinion, not fact.
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  3112.  @zachariasobenauf1895  No, that tells you about the nature of the warfare; the lethality of weapons and the protectiveness of armour. When the British introduced the steel helmet in WWI, WIA from head wounds increased alarmingly. They nearly withdrew it, until they realised KIA from head wounds had been much reduced.
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  3113. Hooray! 🍰🍰🍰👏👏👏👍👍👍
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  3114. Steyer and Bloomberg in the background.
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  3115. They prefered to steal all the money they were sent.
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  3116. Same people who voted for Biden - the CIA (and their vote-printing machines.
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  3117.  @jboss119  They'd been doing that since September, and they were fought to a standstill.
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  3118. @Doomguy Wait.
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  3119. BlackRock is prolly a subsidiary of the CIA.
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  3120. user-uk3nx8cn4u doesn't like you pointing out that the US is an active participant in this war.
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  3121.  @aleksandarrudic3694  You reply has no connection to what christian said.
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  3122. Yes, he knows
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  3123. No, that places them toe-to-toe with Romania, and enables a false flag.
    1
  3124. But then they'd have all winter to find stones to set in the back of the fireplace.
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  3125. You'd need a way to reload. There's a limit to how fast you can swing a shotgun onto target, so you'd prolly need multiple guns. Cameras have 1 "eye"; it's hard to judge distances. Multicamera, multi-barrelled, belt-fed ... this thing's getting big, heavy and expensive.
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  3126. Stop complaining, you ungrateful git!
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  3127. Youtube requires you to fall in line.
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  3128. @TIK They want to shut you up.
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  3129. The late request for approval was to pressure the FAA to approve.
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  3130.  @KindredAutomotive  Hasty decisions tend to be bad, so if you want someone to make a bad decision, put time-pressure on them.  If I was the FAA, and given time to consider the request,I'd've been angered at what they were proposing - to the point of suspending their licenses!
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  3131. It's nigh on 200 miles from southermost Ukraine to Sevastopol. What's that, a 6 hr eyeball-rattling journey? And how do you navigate a jet ski? You could miss Sevastopol by 100 miles!
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  3132. Propaganda is mostly aimed at one's own population.
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  3133. "Casualties" means - I think - dead, wounded or sick. What happened to the wounded depended on how wounded they were.
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  3134. 25? I don't believe that. "The chocolate ration has been increased to 40g." (It was 50g.)
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  3135. You can't post links - YT deletes them.
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  3136. That's why the elites spend so much time and effort on propaganda.
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  3137. Based on the observable effect of water vapour, I believe CO2 is a temperature moderator - it reduces variability.
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  3138. Nice story, bro.
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  3139. Zelensky, not Alinsky. Alinsky wrote "Rules for Radicals"
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  3140.  @pablotheScot56  She *is* innocent, until *proven guilty. Please explain how you are so opposed to murder that you want the State to have the power to kill the innocent (the classic definition of murder) - or are you gaslighting?
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  3141.  @isobelshaw3958  I know nothing of the case, beyond what I saw in this video (ie nothing).
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  3142.  @pablotheScot56  Lucia de berk was found guilty on 4 counts of murder, plus 3 "probable" counts, yet she was innocent. In her case, there were no murder victims. It's trivially easy to convict an innocent person of murder - especially with morons like you on the jury.
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  3143. "Many people are stupid." says the communist.
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  3144. @Leslie Franklin Fuck off with that "far-right" shit. Hitler was a socialist - a national socialist -as opposed to communists, who are international socialists.
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  3145. I sent you some cake. YT deleted it.
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  3146. No, they voted against a resolution. A UN resolution carries little or no weight.
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  3147. No, the French don't always retreat. See WWI.
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  3148.  @nuurulbasarmohdbaki6046  Let's see. The British chased the Italians from Egypt, across Libya to near Tunisia. Then the Germans chased the British back to Egypt. Then the British pushed the Germans back across libya, and up through Tunisia to Tunis. The British, Germans and Italians all retreat.
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  3149.  @YouKnowItMang  It's very unfair to judge the French by "the Great Retreat 1914", which was an Anglo-French retreat at the very start of WWI. The Germans had achieved operational surprise; the British and French had no defensive lines. The Germans set out on Aug 4th, so it was remarkable that the British and French had managed to arrive and engage them on the 7th.
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  3150.  @Baamthe25th  And yet some communists think Smith invented capitalism.
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  3151.  @hisdadjames4876  Well, the thing is, nature doesn't give a damn. Fungi is an entire class of life that does not make it's own food.
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  3152. "Back the Blue"? Really? That sounds like "vote Democrat", to me. Was that what you were going for?
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  3153. Me too.
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  3154. Ah, but they didn't count on Russia taking all those properties, as reparations for it's expenses and losses.
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  3155. US research in WWI showed only 2% of untrained men shoot to kill - psychopaths and heroes, ie, the least and most responsible people. See youtuber: Lindybeige
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  3156. "Academic conference" - the words sound so innocent. In reality, "academia" has been replaced by socialism. You would be marking TIK as a target for the mob - and you know that.
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  3157.  @j.greenriver6293  I know what that means, too. You can't hide the kind of person you are.
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  3158.  @j.greenriver6293  It doesn't take a long search to see that you lie. Vienna Students Union organizes weekly protests against students group who wear traditional costumes and attend balls. Dancing is "far-right extremism" in Vienna. Riot police attend these "protests"
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  3159.  @j.greenriver6293  There's no need - your mask fell off!
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  3160.  @j.greenriver6293  It's finished - your plot has failed. Goodbye.
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  3161. And that's the Globalists desire - to kill billions.
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  3162. So many complainers - you're getting great content for free, and still you complain. Ungrateful little s**ts.
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  3163. It doesn't matter.
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  3164. It's "it's", not "its". If you can't manage in your own language, why do you demand foreigners do so?
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  3165. The EU officials are party to war-crimes. That's why they're now saying "Ukraine lied to us."
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  3166. Depends if they get pension for the Ukraine years.
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  3167. We can guess, Kharkov, Donetsk, Kiev, Odessa, Dnipro, ...
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  3168. They're probably Soviet bunkers.
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  3169. You confuse your opinions with truth.
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  3170.  @jb-xc4oh  You can only be wrong about questions of fact ... in my opinion.
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  3171. It means all of them.
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  3172. You mean it stunned you that anyone should spout such obvious nonsense?
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  3173.  @tonilehtonen1958  They're not conscripts, they are reservists. House did not say what you claim. (around 40:00 mark.)
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  3174.  @patricebertrand1146  Russia publishes Ukraine casualties daily. Ukraine does not.
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  3175.  @edwinhatlee7100  So it's proven that you're a liar. Ukraine does not publish Russian casualties daily. If they did, Dima would relay them.
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  3176. What shall I have for supper?
    1
  3177. To adapt a speech from a movie ... "I'm not very interested in propaganda, Minister; if we're right, they'll give up; if we're wrong, they'll be in Crimea in a week."
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  3178.  @edwinhatlee7100  You think a lot of yourself. Calling you out for lying is not a paying job - it's a brief, idle amusement.
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  3179. If they've squeezed all they can get out of the West, they may as well look to the East.
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  3180. because their system of democracy does not include the ordinary citizen, only the elite. Biden said "we the people" meant "the Government". Ie., the bulk of us a untermensch.
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  3181. Dima owes you nothing. He makes the videos he wants to make. Like it or lump it.
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  3182.  @bjabbbjabb1286  "Stay in your lane"? Right back at you!
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  3183. Don't start videos like that!
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  3184. Source - "New York Mag". Nuff said.
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  3185.  @UnDeadArmy935  I'd guess Anzac
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  3186. Arms dealers and money-launderers.
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  3187. Lets hope.
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  3188. I'd put money on the FBI raiding Ron Desantis before the election.
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  3189.  @Sedona-cl6eg  An ships can be made to list, to keep the damaged area above water.
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  3190. Charles de Gaulle was, of course, hated by everyone.
    1
  3191. "The President himself is im < advert > plicated. That happens a lot - adverts are inserted to protect Biden.
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  3192. How about putting shops on the lowest two floors, offices on the next four floors and apartments on the next four floors? Then you've reduced commutes to a few hundred feet.
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  3193.  @xDRBKZ  Some people live where they work (or work where they live); farmers, soldiers,sailors, clergy, astronauts, nannies, housewives, ...
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  3194. BitChute search does not allow "TIK" (but does allow "BBC") - it reverts to "Tik" and does not find your channel at all.
    1
  3195. He has shareholders.
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  3196. That's YT throttling the results to supress the channel.
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  3197. And of course, the Ukrainians would've had an easier time crossing the river, if they hadn't destroyed the dam.
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  3198. I see you manipulating language. The Quaternary Ice Age has been ongoing for 3 million years without cease. Glacial (particularly cold) and interglacial (merely cold) are both aspects of an ice age. We cannot "manage the variations" - that's absurd.
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  3199. Hitler and Stalin were accountable to the people that supported them. If you lose the support of your cronies you'll be arrested and shot. When the Germans reached Moscow, Stalin went to his dacha and waited to be arrested. After a few days, his secretary was sent to ask him when he was coming back to work.
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  3200. @ Eric. Yes lightning is attracted to lead - that's why churches get stuck so often. For "blocking frequencies", metal is metal - a lead hat sounds like a pain the neck.
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  3201. @ Augusto, what was the question?
    1
  3202.  @Metal42014  Biden will try to arrange for US soldiers to die.
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  3203. Off-topic propaganda.
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  3204.  @chriswong9158  Great info, Chris.
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  3205. Clearly he's not trying to hide.
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  3206. Belarus is not at war.
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  3207. It's a long way to Moscow - even from Ukraine.
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  3208.  @tatfly5779  It's 300 miles.
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  3209. So, lots of fear and alarm, and no solutions? Your video is well designed to cause feelings of anxiety and powerlessness. Who's side are you on?
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  3210. That's what a trawler does. The net doesn't need to be heavy/strong.
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  3211. Seb and Jinx made it personal.
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  3212.  @edthebumblingfool  You don't care how many.
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  3213. Hot countries always seem to make fiery people.
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  3214.  @Hawaiian_Brian  I find it wearing - makes it hard to listen to Jericho Green, sometimes.
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  3215. "Counting the days" is the title of 8 songs, 5 books and 4 movies.
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  3216.  @KSmithwick1989  I would've written "I (...) thought you were (...) masquerading ..." or better, "pretending".
    1
  3217. Zelensky was installed by the CIA, just as Saddam Hussain was.
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  3218.  @loving650  Military Summary was first, I think.
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  3219. I see you.
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  3220.  @МИЛОШ-ч8и  They say the protesters were Russia-sponsored insurgents/ agitators.
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  3221.  @billjones8950  One city is very like another - it serves the people who live in it. If you lose a city, you lose the revenue it generated, and you lose any specialist products it made (eg tanks). But that's about it. What's Karkov famous for?
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  3222. Your question is founded on concealed evidence..
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  3223. Woah! The bike lock was recently used by an Antifa Assistant Professor (I think) to assault an innocent bystander. Your T-shirts are simultaneously a threat of assault to liberals, and an incitement to liberals to arm themselves, and hence an incitement to assault conservatives. That's a spectacular fail for a slogan that can attract serious criminal complaints from just about anyone! Your bullshit about "being green by riding a bike" would not wash in court. You aren't going to make it as a journalist if you go around making threats and inciting violence. You have ruined your reputation with me. </unsubscribe>
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  3224. If you try to add facts to Wikipedia, you get banned and your facts are removed.
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  3225. My suggestion for numbers. 128 parameters at 16 bit resolution, 1 sample per second = 2 kbps . Voice only needs telephone quality - 3.1 kHz bandwidth.  Min sample = 2*bw = 6.2 kbaud At 8 bit quality = 49.6 kbps per channel. Allow 8 sound channels = 400 kbps We're all getting the job done with 0.5 Mbps data rate - 1/40,000th of what our host suggested.
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  3226. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  3227. One does not simply invade Turkey - or Russia would've done it long ago.
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  3228. Britain can't commit other nations to take up arms. Other nations must speak for themselves.
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  3229. Yes.
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  3230.  @dimesonhiseyes9134  It's obviously not necessary to be exact. If you used 10% clay, the sand wouldn't hold together. If you used 10% sand, it prolly wouldn't fire, and would remain mud. (Sand melts at a much lower temperature than clay.)
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  3231. This is anti-British propaganda intended to forment anti-British sentiment. The truth is, we liberated France from Germany - twice! The effort bankrupted the UK, and the British people are still paying that bill.
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  3232. Licences? They should be sent to prison!
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  3233. There's two Alex's.
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  3234. American airbases?
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  3235. If you do what?
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  3236. They're small, quick and mavouvrable = very difficult to hit.
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  3237. Name-calling: the left's argument of first resort.
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  3238. Good grief! Has no-one seen "Pretty Woman"? The background story is a hostile take-over.
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  3239. "Let's see how it plays out."
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  3240.  @anaremelam5998  It's nice to find some kindness in this cruel world. Thank you.
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  3241. *dog whistle
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  3242. Someone else had a totally compliant press - AH.
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  3243.  @suryakumairi3622  If the landing gear was built strong enough to withstand a 1,000 mph wind, it'd be too heavy for the aircraft to lift. As wind speed doubles, the force it exerts increases 8 fold (cube law) If the wind speed increases 10 fold, the force increases 1,000 fold. Speed Force 10 10 100 1,000 1,000 1,000,000
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  3244. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depression
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  3245. If you say you are sending troops, your are de facto declaring war.
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  3246. Man-made climate change is a myth.
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  3247. We have a strong cultural resentment of IDs. We are supposed to have a secret ballot. Our monarchy has a tradition of murdering people. Cromwell was dead and buried, but Charles II dug him up and hanged him anyway.
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  3248. This presentation was abismal - I stopped watching at 1:44, by which time I had not heard a single word against those two activists. Concealing the truth for dramatic effect is extremely misleading! You must make it clear from the very start that they are paid actors or you else you promote them.
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  3249. The lawyers charge by the hour - hence the detail.
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  3250. “Just the place for a Snark!” the Bellman cried, As he landed his crew with care; Supporting each man on the top of the tide By a finger entwined in his hair. “Just the place for a Snark! I have said it twice: That alone should encourage the crew. Just the place for a Snark! I have said it thrice: What I tell you three times is true.” From the Hunting of the Snark by Lewis Carroll
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  3251. So you're racist, but you don't realise it; all your carefully selected "evidence" serves to support your racism.
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  3252. How about "no"?
    1
  3253. Who, to assault where?
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  3254.  @grahamhireme9283  Ironwood, perhaps? (It's a real thing.)
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  3255.  @grahamhireme9283  You're right, Graham, armoured gliders wouldn't get off the ground.
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  3256. No, YT deletes posts with links.
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  3257. Suddenly it's not all a joke to Kamala.
    1
  3258. Me too.
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  3259. I thought Shilliary sold a large chunk of US uranium to Russia.
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  3260. Better to put this as a reply to the pinned post at the top - Dima's more likely to see it there.
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  3261. Yet they swear loyalty to France.
    1
  3262.  @Langermar  Youtube does that a lot - this time, it's to supress the channel and the news it carries.
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  3263. If you can get people across the river, you can get spies, assassins, artillery observers, demolition experts, snipers, & etc, behind enemy lines. When the Iraqi army was in Kuwait, so was the British SAS.
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  3264.  @StreakyBaconMan  I like your theme song https://youtu.be/nGZ0ntpSx2Y.
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  3265. That's a really stupid idea, that could easily be applied to sugar or butter.
    1
  3266. The purpose of breaking through the enemy lines is to attack the rear areas; capture/destroy command/supply/support - the soft targets. If you're not going to do that, there's no point going anywhere near the frontlines.
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  3267. Troops of only a handful of nations are fighting. and it's localized.
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  3268. and Paris is pronounced "pa-ree" and Germany is pronounced "doysh-land" - unless you're English, and speaking English to an English-speaking audience.
    1
  3269. While the Antifa thugs wear black. The flag they'll share will be black and white (symbolising unity, of course - and if you believe that ..)
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  3270.  @gerismakeuplaughs152  I figured that if you didn't know YouTube has thousands of pottery videos, then you must be new.
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  3271. Russia supplies the west with critical materials eg rare metals, which travel by train through Ukraine. Source: Simplicius the thinker. Presumably Russia is paid in gold (or similar) that also travels by train.
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  3272.  @TK421-53  The west is so far past the lines, they can hardly see them.
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  3273.  @thescrambler692  I awarded someone some cake for posting first. YT deleted it.
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  3274. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🐃🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐂
    1
  3275. You have to say it three times - "what I tell you three times, is true."
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  3276. Nothing to do with capitalism. The west is socialist.
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  3277. Underwear, because they can't print the real news.
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  3278. And there dwells the black market.
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  3279. Austria has a navy.
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  3280. Telegram
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  3281. Russia has to allow for the possibilty of Nato entering the battlefield.
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  3282. 👋🦌
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  3283. The most successful Soviet lie is that the Nazi's were right-wing (and that fascism is right-wing).
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  3284. And that explains who you're upsetting - the communists, because they are the ones perpetuating that lie.
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  3285. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐐
    1
  3286. He was only charged with 2 misdemeanours and one felony; there's another 500 charges they could & should level against him.
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  3287. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  3288. You aint fooling anyone.
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  3289. If you can do better, make your own videos.
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  3290. Speaking as a Brit, yeah, that's a crumpet. Lightly toast it, and top with butter. Yummee. :)
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  3291. Well, I have been known to talk bollocks on occasion, and I don't want to waste your time - I'm not a patron of yours.
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  3292. We are in an ice age - the Quaternary Ice Age - we've been in it for 3 million years. You see that white stuff on Greenland and Antarctica? That's ice. Normally, the planet is ice-free.
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  3293. Bombing and crochet are comletely different things.
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  3294.  @TheClanAdventures  If you have force, you don't need contracts. (And force invalidates contracts - they must be freely entered.)
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  3295.  @arostwocents  They already had those. And they pay for them.
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  3296. Given that she started modelling and acting at 15, I'm guessing she didn't spend much time in college. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristanna_Loken
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  3297. Capitalism is a law of nature. The leopard must get more energy from her food than she used to catch it - she must profit. She needs energy to live + grow + reproduce + feed her young + catch her next meal. She invests her wealth; knowledge, skill, strength, energy, time, etc to make that kill. That's capitalism.
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  3298. Yeah, no, I'm not watching that.
    1
  3299. Look at the territory Germany took, and how much they kept (and what it cost).
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  3300.  @VLK-73  Mohammed Ali was a master at stepping-back. He'd let the other guy tire himself out, swinging at the air.
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  3301. You can't dig through rock with a shovel.
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  3302. You're trying to locate Dima in order to silence him.
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  3303. Is you world so small, that the correct pronunciation of "Ave" is important to you? No, what's important to you is to constantly harrass Dima with whatever trivial nonsense you can find, in your desperate efforts to stop him from making these reports.
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  3304.  @LoveBagpipes  Marine drones can be launched by ship, sub, perhaps by plane, or from any neighbouring country.
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  3305.  @bjabbbjabb1286  Let me give you an idea of the scales involved. The Length of Great Britain - 570 miles Moscow - Rostov 600 miles Paris - Kiev 1260 miles Tankograd - Crimea 1400 miles
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  3306.  @bjabbbjabb1286  How about moving 1,000 men? 50 trucks, 20 coaches, or 1 train.
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  3307. He doing half-hour videos in a foreign language - he will make the odd mistake.
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  3308. That's WHY he published his memoirs - to protect himself from war-crime allegations. German Generals Mannstein, Haupt, etc did the same thing. (Also to cover their military failures - they blamed AH for everything.)
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  3309. It takes energy to dig coal. A plant can capture CO2 using sunlight - which is free. If they made the beads out of peas, they could capture CO2 for free and feed people with it.
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  3310. He'd be more innocent than the Lt. that assassinated Ashli Babbit.
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  3311. Almost nothing there seems to work.
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  3312. Your links work, but almost nothing on those pages works.
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  3313. The EU wants a list of Polish agents, and Poland doesn't want to give them that.
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  3314. Russia remembers.
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  3315. Pipelines are cheaper for some goods. Who would oppose a pipeline?
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  3316.  @studiobauhaus7740  Biden hired a freak show.
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  3317. The Channel Tunnel (UK-France) is an undersea rail link. The trouble with a Pacific rail link is the "ring of fire".
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  3318.  @Disthron  Across the Bering Straits? Yes, I think it could be done, but it wouldn't be commercially viable.
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  3319. He will get his stolen loot out of the country.
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  3320. @kevinallies1014 Yes, if you exclude the non-combatants, then they're nearly all combatants. An Army likely has nearly 1 man supporting each fighting man. Transport, Communications, Engineers, Police, QuarterMasters, HQ staff, Medical, sometimes aviation, Inteligence, planning,...
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  3321.  @TheSmallRabbit  I see a missed a word. "If an army is 40% non-combatant, and half of those (20%) [ARE] officers ..."
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  3322. The English say "Germany", the French say "Allemagne", the Germans say "Deutchland". (Lots of misspelling, too.)
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  3323. What Dima can guess, Nato can guess.
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  3324. Dima and co. developed their own map.
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  3325.  @dr.ryttmastarecctm6595  Dillan Moran
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  3326. You're clueless about business.
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  3327. * That's 1 metre, 500 times.
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  3328.  @CubiCNooBiC  Estonia can't use Nato as protection for acts of aggression; it's a defence treaty. Yes, it's trivially easy to fly a drone across a national border. As you correctly say, I wouldn't do it - I don't want to get arrested. Estonian agents wouldn't have any such concerns.
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  3329. Patience, Grasshopper.
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  3330. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  3331. Oh TF - you screwed up. The market capitalisation is the value of the shares that are being publicly traded. Trading stopped on Oct 27th. Since then, Twitter has been buying back those shares, so obviously the market capitalisation will fall - it will fall to zero.
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  3332. Ahhh, the WH was duped; not treasonous, duped. And that's alright,is it? What part did Tata play in all this? In defending Biden from accusations  of treason, is he also defending himself?
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  3333. Awww, not sloth-crossing season. Lol.
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  3334. Temporary loss of air defence, not 10K men.
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  3335.  @Dude0000  Air defences get destroyed, so they move the remaining ones around. They'll put the air defence next to the things the value - Odessa, Kiev, fighter planes - not frontline conscrpts. Also, they want to shoot down Russian aircraft, but can't because they're staying away. If Russia thinks it's safe to fly over the lines, maybe they will, and Ukr can get a shot at them. Cool Aid? Sun Tze "appear weak where you are strong.
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  3336.  @Dude0000  I can think of two good example of "leaving themselves completely open on purpose". 1). WWII, Paris declared itself an open city, so it wouldn't be destroyed. 2. WWII Pearl Harbour
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  3337.  @Dude0000  Then there's the 22 countries who declare themselves to be neutral (in various forms).
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  3338. 149.2 MHz - if that's what you were asking.
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  3339.  @aesop8694  If it were TRUE, you'd be able to produce EVIDENCE. As it stands, you look like a lying piece of crap.
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  3340.  @aesop8694  Look, dumbass, a pay-walled newspaper article about war secrets does precisely squat to support your claims. Contrast that with the Anglo-Polish agreement 1939, made on the 25th Aug of that year, the text of which you can read online. It was a mutual-assistance agreement. In conclusion, you are exactly the lying piece of crap I took you for.
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  3341. History will judge that one.
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  3342.  @michaelfaraday8391  You made up that "common naval law".
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  3343.  @bojkecbojkec9739  Just click on his name.
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  3344. Crimea, or Donetsk? (sp?)
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  3345. It seems a long way to me, too, but ... Google says a thunderclap is 160 -180 dB and sound travels at about 5 miles/sec. So you see the light, count the seconds, and multiply by 5 to get the miles. I give up counting at 15 seconds, so I don't think I can hear it at 75 miles. I'd guess the limit is more like 50 miles. Now sound travels about 4.4 times faster in water, so we might suppose it goes 4.4 times as far. That'd give a limit of 220 miles. We're in the ballpark. The rest might be explained by sensitiviy of a sonar reciever.
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  3346. Cold kills twice as many people each year as heat does.
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  3347.  @SpeCifiC0507  for example 1943 model weight track width length Panzer Mk IV 25 tonnes 400 mm 5.92 m T-34 30 tonnes 550 mm 6.68 m
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  3348. Good question.
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  3349. Are you sure?
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  3350. Warsaw and Berlin are the only candidates I can think of, for a city being taken after being surrounded.
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  3351. That definition is misleading at best. The first clause of it is the definition of nationalism, not fascism. The fundamental principle that a fascist movement is a unionist workers movement is omitted. This is why argument from definitions is fallacious.
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  3352. You never hear the whole story - you only get to hear what they want you to hear.
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  3353. Yeah, I heard claims that it predicted WWII, but it clearly didn't. Why not, I'd like to know?
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  3354. It's not meant to power a city, it's meant to absorb a small over-supply, and meet a small over-demand. That would still need thousands of cranes tho.
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  3355.  @philippe2715  Eating horses is considered bad in Britain, because you can't ride a cow into battle.
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  3356. Japanese treatment of POWs is certainly worthy mention.
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  3357.  @-anna-6468  That depends how they're treated.
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  3358. Ozone is made by UV light hitting oxygen molecules. There will always be new ozone.
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  3359. Psychologically, they're children, I think. They have tantrums, they can't control their emotions, are petty, spiteful, vindictive, cruel, and cowardly. But I'm not a psychologist.
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  3360. That was a consequence of the fall of the Berlin Wall, wasn't it?
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  3361. You don't know what capitalism is.
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  3362. Summer is the first two weeks in August.
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  3363. Every western country strips down fridges - it's called "recycling". It's false to claim fridges are stripped down "for parts", since fridges have very few re-usable parts; they're stripped for materials.
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  3364. While I'm on the subject, washing machine chips cannot be used in drones - they are programmed, and cannot be reprogrammed - to protect the manufacturers IP.
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  3365. 🙂👍 @MegaSockenschuss 
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  3366. "first"?
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  3367. Yeah, we gave him the money and 10 years later he still had the money.
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  3368. Just imagine, a war with only 8 dead. It's a very civilized war - or a heavily redacted one.
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  3369. An automated gun is a danger to the people/property around it - usually the owner/agent/operator.
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  3370.  @mik1984  But see HMS Coventry
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  3371. Betrayal of whom, by who?
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  3372.  @stevewatson6839  Wtf are you on about?
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  3373.  @stevewatson6839  Ah, you're an attention-seeker.
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  3374. 1. No. Germany accepts THAT Germany and her allies are responsible for the damage. The "that" is the first word of the clause. THAT, a) the Allies affirm, AND b) Germany accepts, ..... Can equally be written - a) the Allies affirm, AND b) Germany accepts, THAT ....
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  3375. My guess is that since Porsche didn't get the contract to make his  hybrid-electric Panther, he was looking for anew way to get a govt.  contract. Also, the Maus would've been handy for the defence of  Germany - had it been available.
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  3376. codeword Volga
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  3377. Plus NordStream pipeline, and missile attack on Poland.
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  3378. ‘I don’t know what you mean by “glory,”’ Alice said. Humpty Dumpty smiled contemptuously. ‘Of course you don’t—till I tell you. I meant “there’s a nice knock-down argument for you!”’ ‘But “glory” doesn’t mean “a nice knock-down argument,”’ Alice objected. ‘When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, ‘it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.’ ‘The question is,’ said Alice, ‘whether you can make words mean so many different things.’ ‘The question is,’ said Humpty Dumpty, ‘which is to be master—that’s all.’ THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS By Lewis Carroll
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  3379.  @ukrainted_states_of_amerael  They were all about natureworship, too. Idk about climate interference - they might make it rain.
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  3380.  @grahamhireme9283  Warships used to be wooden.
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  3381.  @ukrainted_states_of_amerael  "Chem trails" are water vapour. Magnetic disruption? To what end? The atmosphere isn't magnetic, you'd only confuse pigeons and orienteers.
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  3382. Ah, it's the "Russian troll" myth making a reappearance in preparation for increased censorship, in the run-up to the next election. "patwilson" is a Dem party activist.
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  3383.  @johnnoble7522  "There is a well organised conspiracy of communists and Jews ..." Does it matter if it's true or not? 6 million Jews cruelly murdered. Does it matter?
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  3384. @yuslaven People are physical inputs to production - they do work - force times distance.
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  3385. Too little information, buried in far too much shit.
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  3386. Kiev to Moscow = 755 km
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  3387. You're taking the word "responsibility" out of the context of the phrase "responsibility for the loss and damage", and interpreting it in isolation.
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  3388.  @mikeskywatcher6763  A wish-list is not a narrative. A narrative is a story, eg, "Russia is running out of weapons".
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  3389.  @ticktock3152  The Ukronazis are still shooting people in the streets of Karkov - but civilians, now.
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  3390. Well, he stands, and throws, like an old man. (It's the weight of the armour that's defeating him.)
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  3391. doesn't matter
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  3392. The question is "were the Germans massively outnumbered?" For that purpose, the Finns count because they were fighting the Soviets, too.
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  3393. Make that little piggy squeel,TF.
    1
  3394. Schwaaaabbb
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  3395. Radars point forward, missiles point up, and bridge columns are narrow/ hard to hit.
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  3396. The title refers to the first 10 seconds of a 9 minute video - that's clickbait!
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  3397.  @PeriscopeFilm  It would be better for you to post one a day - for the algorythm, wouldn't it?
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  3398. Pearl Harbour, perhaps.
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  3399. Iran can't do that - well not under normal circumstances.
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  3400. As shown by the fact that looking at the midday Sun hurts your eyes, yet looking at the setting Sun doesn't.
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  3401. They made their own map.
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  3402.  @pedextrian398  Probably - if you send them enough money.
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  3403. Mongols were cavalry.
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  3404. If they put camo nets over the trees, then that may reduce the change - as seen from above.
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  3405. Now the people of Ukraine own nothing, I wonder, are they happy?
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  3406. Then you have not seen the YouTube channel TIKhistory
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  3407. The Russian economy is in tatters!" "The Rouble has crashed - it's worthless."
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  3408.  @GeorgE-yo5yc  Then you have to carry that weight as well as the mine.
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  3409. Off topic - I found a free book on Project Gutenberg ...  Q-Ships and Their Story, by E. Keble (Edward Keble) Chatterton http://www.gutenberg.org/files/54338/54338-h/54338-h.htm
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  3410. Strategy is in defining goals (ie, choosing which cat(s) to skin), tactics is how you achieve those goals. Strategy is political, tactics are military (or some other way).
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  3411. Fascists ARE leftists - they are revolutionaries, not reactionaries.
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  3412. "98.5% of the countries in the world ..." is appeal to irrelevant evidence.  TIK is not speaking to countries - countries can't talk - and have no interest in history. TIK is speaking to PEOPLE. TIK is speaking English, hence he is speaking to an audience that understands English. That is not 98.5% of either the countries, or the people of the world. "Use standard units of measurement" The mile IS a standard unit of measurement. It's no harder to understand a mile than a km. A km is 6/10 of a mile.
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  3413.  @kilyaproductions1385  You're just repeating the original commenter's argument. You've completely ignored my rebuttal. You haven't contributed anything new.
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  3414. Yeah, and while we're at it, it's Deutschland, not Germany or Allemagne, and It's La France, not France or Frankreich, and España, not Spain, ...and it's England, not Angleterre or Inglaterra. ...
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  3415.  @M3GAN2LovesYou  If you want me to hear what you heard, give me the time code for it. Don't make me search, and don't make me ask!
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  3416.  @M3GAN2LovesYou  I find being alone easy - done it all my adult life. The trouble is, keeping the rest of the world out - they wont leave me alone.
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  3417. YouTube deletes comments that contain links
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  3418.  @crforfreedom7407  Ah, hip roofed and gable roofed. I'd heard the terms, but didn't know what they meant.
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  3419. The speed at which Rothschids' name was defended, is remarkable.
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  3420. Me too. I awarded cake and it was deleted.
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  3421. Yes, I was surprised about his concern for German children. I'd note that; 1) the Nazi regime rose to power by making threats against children (paraphrased - "it's easy to control the people, just tell them their children are in danger ...") 2) Fear of communism - they lost WWI because of hunger-driven revolution at home, and expected Soviet attacks since they were weakened. 3) Fear of a new popular revolt against their own regime. In light of those, Goebbels concern for German children was concern for his own neck.
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  3422. He is openly pro-Russia - if that helps.
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  3423. Crimea is being isolated and disarmed. Clearly an invasion is imminent, probably by sea & air, probably from Romania.
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  3424.  @shallowdarkness5626  "This is a YouTube comment section" This is Dima's channel - we are guests. You don't know what constructive criticism is. "somehow, you 've been offended. You should work on some of your personal issues mate." And there goes civil discourse.
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  3425. "One British reporter said"? You'll have to do better than that.
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  3426. If it's demobilized - and being in a minefield will do that - then it's merely awaiting destruction.
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  3427.  @daffyduck780  said " You can find videos of Ukrainian civilians areas being hit by them ..." That's a meaningless claim. It does not identify who used the cluster bomb, nor which area was hit by it/them, nor which people were hit. Who is "Ukrainian" depends on your pov. Russians call Crimeans "Russians", Ukranians call Crimeans "Ukranians." If the meaning of your claim depends on the bias of the reader, it's propaganda.
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  3428.  @adolfhennecke701  Ah, propaganda is fun. Today we're lying by association, and by disassociation. They're "Russian clustershells". This means we're meant to think they were fired by Russia. Then who fires American clustershells? This is like when Ukraine loses Leoard tanks, they're "Ukrainian tanks", but when India sells oil, it's "Russian oil".
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  3429. @steveday4130 said "Open your eyes!!!" Do you mean "watch tv, read the papers"? The mainstream media lies.
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  3430.  @upstairs1307  You made me laugh. :)
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  3431.  @daffyduck780  said "There's video of urban areas being hit with bomblets." Well, can we see it?
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  3432.  @ruskypetrovsky1084  You aren't fooling anyone, by calling yourself "rusky".
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  3433.  @missesCarmenB  Human Rights Watch stories have lots of sizzle, but very little steak.
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  3434.  @Merluch  Nonsense. Revolutions kill millions of people.
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  3435. Just imagine, a Nato chief who thinks himself superior to a PM. Stolty should be fired - he's not fit for the office.
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  3436. Both sides use drones. You'd not only have to find and chase a drone, you'd have to identify it (friend or foe), and then, hitting a small, moving object with small objects (bullets) is very tricky.
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  3437.  @heeholee216  said "Im gonna name my society 'Vaccines' ." And a lot of people won't get it.
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  3438.  @AntonioRomero-te4cb  There's a comment bar?
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  3439. Mrs Prigozhin sips tea and smiles.
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  3440. Yes. Learn to cope.
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  3441. That's called appeal to irrelevant evidence. The opinions of the US Supreme Court (which may be overturned) extend only to the US.
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  3442.  @jjcustard6378  And the Holocaust happened where? Legal definitions are often perverse eg, a corporation is a person.
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  3443. Nor an EU country ... I think.
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  3444.  @acement1  Dictatorship is more about the power to make law. In WWII Germany, their Parliament handed over that power to AH in exchange for not being murdered. In Japan, their parliament just did whatever the Emperor (as relayed by the Army) wanted ... those who opposed the Army were assasinated. In Italy, their Parliament did whatever Mussolini wanted. Obama was a wannabe dictator - he didn't need Congress, he "had a phone and a pen." Biden makes laws, but the Supreme Court strikes them down. (Student loans)
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  3445. Little to none. The ice will be too thin.
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  3446. Situation normal - all fogged up.
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  3447. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦔
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  3448. Bingo!
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  3449. Perhaps, if Ukraine believed a large Russian attack was coming, they would hold back a reserve to meet it, and thus weaken their current operations, making life easier for the Russians.
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  3450. Excellent! I just gotta get a cuppa ...
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  3451. Ah, man, that was funny!
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  3452. Your question is insulting.
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  3453.  @MindeIiux  Ah, you're illiterate - so there's no point trying to tell you anything.
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  3454.  @Hereford1642  It gets very hot inside tanks, in the summer.
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  3455. But they're also saying they couldn't help that it flew across the US - it was force majeure (act of God/nature).
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  3456.  @Edax_Royeaux  A free market can buy trains from other countries.
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  3457.  @Edax_Royeaux  You think Britain (or any other country) can only make rolling stock for its own rail gauge? Or do you think you're a genius and we're all imbeciles?
    1
  3458.  @Edax_Royeaux  Yes, you're completely correct. The fact that German trains didn't fit Russian lines proves that it was utterly impossible for Germany to buy rolling stock from anywhere, ever. (sarc,obv.)
    1
  3459. If Trump went to Ukraine, Zelensky would have him killed - and by Zelensky, I mean the CIA.
    1
  3460. ... and the Dollar is a promise, too.
    1
  3461. The Russian Parliament should issue arrest warrants for the members of the ICC as co-conspirators in the Nordstream terrorist attack.
    1
  3462.  @glastt  What is the mental deficiency with those people, that they can't tell "place" from "direction"?
    1
  3463. 👋🦌🦌
    1
  3464. No, Nato does not want a buffer zone, it wants to occupy Russia's buffer zone.
    1
  3465.  @itsallminor6133  If you're not interested in the topic, why join the conversation?
    1
  3466. Say it in your language.
    1
  3467. Because both Tf and glass reflect visible light?
    1
  3468. Animal Farm is a good example of "rules-based order".
    1
  3469. and two spectators.
    1
  3470. You wish.
    1
  3471. They are "rose-coloured glasses" - it's gaslighting on an industrial scale. What did the police have to say about this massive fraud? You didn't talk to them? Quel surprise.
    1
  3472. They do nothing good - they ruin everything they touch, and they touch everything.
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  3473. Propaganda thing.
    1
  3474. He was aiming for the Director, and missed.
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  3475. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌 12 deer, is that a platoon?
    1
  3476. Less fuel, less work, less production, less wealth, less health, less people.
    1
  3477. *The Ukrainians - who have a kill list" - ...
    1
  3478. Mind your own business.
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  3479. In a video titled "SpaceX busted" - every word is criticism. It doesn't matter who laughed at the crash, as TF did not claim Mahlmann laughed. TF makes two comments on the clip, one before "these idiots laughing" and one after - the sarcastic comment.
    1
  3480.  @MasonPelt  Ah the old bait and switch: your first claim failed so you change tack.
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  3481.  @MasonPelt  said "factors that can make something fair use include commentary and criticism. But you have to be criticizing the material you are arguing is fair use." That's a lot of words, let's make it clearer. "fair use include (s) commentary and criticism. But you have to be criticizing" Now, can you spot the fatal flaw in your "foundational understanding of copyright law"? [edit for corrections]
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  3482.  @MasonPelt  And once again we disagree.
    1
  3483. ... and fighting a land war in Asia.
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  3484. I think you mean reverse engineering - social engineering is about changing the way people behave by changing their environment, using propaganda on them, etc.
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  3485.  @flyingturret208thecannon5  You weren't insulting? Then, to quote you, "I'd suggest you read".
    1
  3486. You can trust a liar to lie.
    1
  3487. They prolly want to destroy the bridges that connect Crimea to the mainland.
    1
  3488. Force majeure is French, pronounced 'force majur' but with a soft 'j', and implies the hand of God was at work, so the balloon was beyond China's control.
    1
  3489.  @blengi  So you admit you lied when you said the Rouble3 crashed.
    1
  3490.  @arostwocents  What answer were you looking for?
    1
  3491. $5 billion for an election? That's around $250 per vote!
    1
  3492.  @flamintasty  Good catch, $25 per vote goes back to Brandon.
    1
  3493. Maybe it was even true, 6 hrs ago. Doesn't mean it's true now, or tomorrow.
    1
  3494. It's anti-nuclear propaganda. Getting the car number-plates right (and telling people so) is to boost credibility of the technical claims - which very few people would know are nonsense.
    1
  3495. How many volts?
    1
  3496. IT DOESN'T MATTER
    1
  3497. Europe wont do anything stupid - we live here, but the US lives far away.
    1
  3498. East Europeans all buy German cars.
    1
  3499. It doesn't matter.
    1
  3500. Why not give it ten seconds thought?
    1
  3501.  @thomasbecker9676  And yet it's precisely that point on which this scam relies.
    1
  3502. Ideologically-driven pseudo-scientific nonsense.
    1
  3503. Lawmakers don't make laws that limit their power to make laws.
    1
  3504. Oh yes.
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  3505.  @ekothesilent9456  Brunel dug a tunnel under the Thames; it took 18 years.
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  3506. The person responsible for the bombing of Dresden was Adolph Hitler.
    1
  3507. Stop spamming.
    1
  3508. Ah, right. So that's why we didn't hear about Ukr losses until Biden failed to get more money. To shift the blame for losing, away from Biden and onto Zelensky.
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  3509.  @YouKnowItMang  5 out of 7 replies have been removed.
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  3510. If only 1% of the population are psychopaths, that's how many?
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  3511. ~ It's lovely bobbing along , bobbing along on the surface of the beautiful briny sea. What a lot of people you can meet, when you're just two disconnected feet, ....
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  3512. Well said.
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  3513.  @JochiFr  I'll believe the Russian MoD before I believe an anonymous stranger on the internet. Every time.
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  3514. It doesn't help the economy, it helps the government they use it to pay their debts.
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  3515.  @torukmahtomahto409  Thank you. toruk - "no photoshop" toruk - "photoshop"
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  3516.  @torukmahtomahto409  You say both - yes and no.
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  3517.  @torukmahtomahto409  write in your language, please
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  3518.  @torukmahtomahto409  No, next time, I wont try to help you.
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  3519. McCarthy is swamp - it doesn't take 2 1/2 years (and counting) to impeach Biden.
    1
  3520. That's Nazis for you; they despise the sick, the weak, the handicapped, the unattractive.
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  3521. Russia would've left Ukraine under Minsk 2.
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  3522. because his screen is very big.
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  3523. You people sound really pathetic when you cry " but Dresden!"
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  3524. "I know something you don't know. La-la-la-la-laaah-laah."
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  3525.  @abrahamschisseltrov4952  So you tell lies, too. Well it all helps the channel grow.
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  3526. No, he's speaking English to an English-speaking audience.
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  3527.  @Schurk-x3d  You mean Biden, of course.
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  3528. You try. Зваротны ўкраінскі прагрэс Вярніце ўкраінскі прагрэс
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  3529. Shareholders.
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  3530. Germany bombed London on 80 consecutive days.
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  3531. Yes, too calm and too quiet.
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  3532. Putin is Brexit's fault.
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  3533. What is the purpose of a 5 minute video on D-day?
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  3534. An infantry battalion can lose all it's infantry, and still exist, because it also has; Battalion HQ Staff, Quartermaster, medical, cook, transport, police, intelligence, communications, etc.. Of 2,000 men, only 1600 might be infantry.
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  3535.  @yannikwylde8060  They'd only fight in desperation, eg, Stalingrad, Berlin. Usually, casualties are replaced by new recruits. If the organisational structure is in place, why reorganize?
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  3536. "Liberate" them.
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  3537.  @cactuscartocratus7228  Russia will not cross the river in force, because Ukraine would open the dam and drown them.
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  3538.  @anaqueiroz652  Why is it a bad idea to have troops and civilians living side-by-side on a battle front? I can think of a dozen good reasons.
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  3539.  @cactuscartocratus7228  ONE dam is destroyed, there are many along the dneiper (sp?).
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  3540.  @cactuscartocratus7228  I can't argue with that.
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  3541. Different nationalities? Are the left a nation now?
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  3542. Stop spamming.
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  3543. or it's war. China knowingly exported Covid to the entire world. Limiting its destruction would not be a good thing from China's pov. YouTube serves China.
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  3544.  @martinsaunders2942  .... which means, as a refiner, you're not dependent on one (foreign) nation for your crude oil supply.
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  3545. "Social Democrat" is the new lie since "Liberal" was stolen and murdered by communists. Socialists are not democrats.
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  3546. @ Korgull I have neither the patience nor crayons to explain things to you.
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  3547.  @rilmehakonen9688  Fight me. Wait a minute. Hakonen? Sounds a bit ... Viking. Ok, gazely it is.
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  3548. The Germans damaged or destroyed over 1 million homes in London. Warsaw was bombed and shelled for four or five years. Cologne, Essen and Hamburg were carpet bombed many times. London (1666) and Chicago (1871) burned to the ground. San Fransisco fell over, then burned to the gound. (1849) Galvaston, Texas was blown flat by a hurricane. (1900) I think it won't be too difficult to rebuild a some hamlets.
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  3549. The red diamonds are Russian units.
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  3550. Next week, how to steal candy from a baby.
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  3551. "In 1869 Alfred E. Beach built an experimental subway line under Broadway, New York, near Warren Street. The line was only 200 feet long. A cylindrical car large enough to hold eighteen people, fitted the bore snugly and was propelled in one direction by compressing the air in the tunnel and in the other direction by exhausting the air. " MECHANICS - The Science of Machinery, BY A. RUSSELL BOND http://www.gutenberg.org/files/49445/49445-h/49445-h.htm
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  3552. Prager U advocates the death penalty. That means they are imbeciles who advocate the State murder of innocents. Is that fair?
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  3553. When you send money and arms to keep the war going, you are responsible for the dead children.
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  3554. That's not what existential means. Stop lying.
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  3555.  @mariodicostanzo8212  Existential means "life or death".
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  3556.  @adamb6588  Me too.
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  3557. Trouble is, you've hidden the reactions. 1:05 "Men are 9x more likely to die at work." We don't see a single female reaction to that. Really, we want to see every reaction to it, otherwise the value is wasted and all that's left is glossy propaganda.
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  3558. Just shows you can any nonsense published - if it fits the politics.
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  3559. @ johndaddyo Very well said, sir.
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  3560. @johndaddyo Yes, I remember the global cooling scare, that the kids today tell me didn't happen. Certainly I have a lot more faith in satellite measurements than plainly fraudulent ground-station series.
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  3561. You don't pay MIAs - that group includes deserters, PoWs and KIAs. You have to show up, to get paid.
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  3562. If Cuba has Russian oil, it can supply shipping, and other islands. Ships bring trade and tourists. There are opportunities in warehousing, boat-building, hotel-building, ...
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  3563. First tunnel under the Thames was opened in 1843. Electric cars were the fastest cars in the 1890's.
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  3564. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4An1BrG2u_4
    1
  3565. Surprise!!!
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  3566. US arms manufacturers need foreign arms-dealers.
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  3567.  @combat87  I, also, can use Google translate.
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  3568. Psy-op. They're desperate to shut Dima up, and attack him from every angle.
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  3569. @Sonia Alboresi Youtube
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  3570. They were handing them out like sweeties.
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  3571. Yes, but 500 of them were YouTube staff.
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  3572. You do realise that pirates are not morally-upright law-abiding people, right?
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  3573. Good thinking, but China playing along?
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  3574. You were 6 mins before me, and 3 mins before Dima's pinned post, but I couldn't see your comment at that time.
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  3575. You don't die of arm pain. In the army we were all given (I think) yellow fever, diptheria, typhus and polio on one day, and told we might feel a bit rough for the rest of the day.
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  3576.  @nashooo5903  Acknowledged, honoured, and reduced her tax liability.
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  3577. Not found.
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  3578. It's so much easier to lie when you have a monopoly of the news.
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  3579. Your post is incomprehensible. If you also write in Estonian, we can check the translation. Sinu postitus on arusaamatu. Kui kirjutad ka eesti keeles, saame tõlke üle kontrollida.
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  3580. You can't leave the train until they've turned the electricity off - in which case i think you'd be stumbling around in the dark.
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  3581. No. Germany accepts THAT Germany and her allies are responsible for the damage. The "that" is the first word of the clause. THAT, a) the Allies affirm, AND b) Germany accepts, ..... Can equally be written - a) the Allies affirm, AND b) Germany accepts, THAT .... Show less
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  3582. It's so they don't have to stop talking.
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  3583. Yes, who could afford to use it - and who would want to?
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  3584. Self-explanitory.
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  3585. Russia's making their own now, under licence from Iran.
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  3586. It tells you which way the wind blows - atmospherically and politically - both are military information.
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  3587. *some of
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  3588. 1:10 I think "that's outside people".
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  3589. Tools, factories, land, seed, materials, ...
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  3590. TF's a believer in the climate scam. He saw some dead trees, and being a chemist, he knew the only possible way to kill a tree is to make it ever-so-slightly warmer.
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  3591. Poland disappeared off the map in Napoleonic times.
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  3592. Your explanation of Erastothenes measurement of the (radius of the) Earth was less than clear. Your explanation of Hipparcus's measurement of the distance to the Moon was useless. I stopped watching at that point.
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  3593. How many countries did Germany occupy in a) 1942, b) 1945?
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  3594.  @charles8642  Russia stepped back from Warsaw to the gates of Moscow - and then went on the attack.
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  3595.  @TheGreatAmphibian  " This has been described as a "legally questionable exclusion zone", going beyond the well understood in international law Maritime Exclusion Zone, which protects neutral and civilian vessels."
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  3596. Another YT channel claims The Crimean bridge was attacked with jet skis (personal watercraft) and the wikipedia article for those says; "Further, PWCs are used by the U.S. Navy as surface targets.[citation needed] When equipped with GPS, electronic compass, radar reflector, and a radio modem, the PWC can be controlled remotely with a two-way link. Its small shipboard footprint allows it to be stored in and deployed from the smallest of vessels, and it has been used for target practice for armaments of sizes from 5 in (13 cm) cannon to small arms." So the US Navy has these things ready to go - all they needed was the explosive.
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  3597. Not one single proper noun: you didn't say anything about anything.
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  3598.  @KaiHatori  Indeed - I can't read minds - and neither can anyone else.
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  3599. Open question: 8:05 Why are the anchor chains brought up on the weather-deck?  (I'm not a sailor - I may use the terms wrong. I'm happy to be corrected.) I know the chain lockers are dangerous (low oxygen). I know the chains go through the gunnels to keep water out of the chain lockers (but it gets in anyway). It just seems to waste deck space and add a hazard to people.
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  3600.  @LongDefiant  said "I have nothing to lose." No, you just don't value what you have.
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  3601.  @LongDefiant  No, that's not an ad hominem. "You're wrong, therefore you're an idiot" is a rational argument. "You're an idiot, therefore you're wrong" is an ad hominem - a fallacious argument. "You're an idiot" is simple name-calling, and not an argument.
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  3602.  @LongDefiant  I get it. You don't understand what I wrote - you feel stupid and powerless, so you project your failure onto me, and assume an air of authority to protect your ego. You're in a trap of your own making.
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  3603. It's French - he never stood a chance.
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  3604. <sigh> No, he isn't!
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  3605. Antony Faucci killed 1/10th of the number that Hitler killed. Is Faucci mad? Is he 10% mad?
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  3606. They even made a movie about that, didn't they?
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  3607. Team orders can fuck right off!
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  3608. And cousin to Kamala.
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  3609. You saw what happened to the Ukrainians, trying to cross the river.
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  3610.  @danieltate2778  The survivors write the history. For WWII Russia front, the Soviet archives were closed, so that history was written by German Generals eg. Manstein - hence "madman Hitler" myth.
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  3611. The issues here are your business model and your relationship with your Patreons. Your first business was/is making awesome content. This attracted patrons - sponsors - who fund you to make more of that awesome content. Your second business is as a consultant. Due to your awesome content, you've established an excellent reputation: people value your opinions. So, some folk may pay you to answer their questions. You can accept that work - it might be good for you to take breaks from your regular work, but your sponsors are going to feel ignored. It's a tricky balancing act. Good luck with that. ;-)
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  3612. You can try to be all things to all men, but that's how you end up shouting at pigeons.
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  3613. I don't believe the explanation, I believe the Captain tried to adjust his seat.
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  3614.  @user-uc4vg4rg9e  They have to be able to move - they can only carry so much.
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  3615. Yes, AH did say NS was virtually identical to Marxism.
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  3616. @D L I tried to find out online. NS Munich speeches were published in a periodical. The Smithsonian has a copy of them. AH gave a speech in Feb 39, published Apr 39 in which he said "Yup, it's Marxism -lol." (paraphrased)
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  3617. I wonder how many "misleading text" reports Youtube is ignoring.
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  3618. It took YT between 6 and 8 hours to tell me you'd posted this video.
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  3619. The west needs more intelligent agitators..
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  3620.  @TheImperatorKnight  While we're on it, melee is pronounced "mel-ay". You can type words into google translate and it'll say them for you.
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  3621.  @M3GAN2LovesYou  Yeah, it only crystalised in my mind today, too. I suspect there's a lot of verbiage between "according to recent reports" and "the Russians are now occupying this area".
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  3622. So which self-proclaiming socialist's words should we take at face value?
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  3623. "What I tell you three times, is true."
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  3624. LOL
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  3625. Buy her a mobile phone.
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  3626. And the occassional western missile.
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  3627. You speak like a British MP - complete drivel.
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  3628. Not remotely true. US military bases are acts of war. All wars begin with acts of war.
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  3629. Troll activity supresses genuine conversation.
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  3630. About that many - 1.25 million
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  3631. Ideal spot for some demolition experts to prepare for dam-busting, etc.
    1
  3632. *Dima.
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  3633.  @konstantin.20324  Ah, well played.
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  3634. Yes, it's very tedious, but all comments help the channel grow.
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  3635. It's best not to - they won't be around very long.
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  3636. Says the guy who advocates for the death penalty.
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  3637. I'm curious as to why a motor spinning a 14,000 rpm is marketed as if it's a good thing.
    1
  3638. Again I award cake and it gets deleted!!
    1
  3639. *underestimate screw things up
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  3640.  @monster8090  said "Imperialists are by definition people who build and support empires." Like the German 3rd Reich, the USSR, and the Roman Catholic church.
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  3641.  @agmuntianu  A desert that reflected 60% of its solar radiation back into space, would have a maximum temperature of 15 degC. A desert that reflected 70% would be close to 0 degC.
    1
  3642. Yes, he knows.
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  3643. Loperamide - anti-diarrhea med.
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  3644. Why do members of the Royal Geographical Society think themselves qualified to discuss politics?
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  3645. Germany taking the Caucus, and Britain taking the Caucus are completely different things: the first is strategic, the second, tactical.
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  3646. "The Germans entered into this war with the childish notion that they were going to bomb everybody else, and no-one was going to bomb them in return. ..."
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  3647.  @TCO345  * *how
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  3648. "when the war is won."
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  3649.  @Lipi19821  Hence the quotes - it's not literal, it's a stock answer to a thousand questions Ukrainians will be asking.
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  3650.  @ninarao4063  No.
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  3651.  @noelbartley1084  It doesn't matter. What Krasslofw said remains true.
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  3652. And much cheaper becuase it eliminates the taxi-driver's wages.
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  3653. Illegal immigrants should be housed in prisons.
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  3654. Land is paid for in blood. Don't take what you aren't willing to pay for.
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  3655. Contract, expand, contract, ... Isn't that called "work-hardening"?
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  3656.  @tihomirrasperic  Yeah, I figured the sick & wounded as a transitional group: they become dead, POW, demobed or returned to active duty.
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  3657. Cool story ,bro - but I remember the Birmigham pub bombings
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  3658. Russian, or Ukranian?
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  3659. It would be poetic justice, if the killer killed the Governor that released him.
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  3660. 23:58, That looks like a gun being fired, to me.
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  3661. The Germans conducted a war of movement in WWII to avoid the trench warfare of WWI (which they didn't win).
    1
  3662. The woo is not free - it adds $200 to the price.
    1
  3663. They're not fighting the land.
    1
  3664. Refresh and try again?
    1
  3665. Decimated means 1 in 10 are dead.
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  3666. WOMEN CAN'T BE WHITE (Well, it's no more stupid that most of their shit.)
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  3667. 4 years? They hoped to defeat Russia in a matter of months!
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  3668. It's a psychological attack on the Japanese PM. If you put someone into an emotional state, they're easier to manipulate.
    1
  3669. "Many a true word is spoken in jest."
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  3670. So tell me, why do you feel entitled to rob, murder and enslave people?
    1
  3671. Come on, people! That's such an obvious troll. What have we been discussing here, in multiple threads, every day since November?
    1
  3672.  @bobese5099  3:15 There is no port!
    1
  3673. His own.
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  3674. Russia's main objective is to prevent the USA putting nuclear weapons on Russia's border. The only reason the USA would want to do that, is to have "first strike" capability. The USA wants to fight, and thinks it can win - a nucler war. The point of nuclear war - like all the nonsense happening in the world today, is population reduction - by any and all means; war, disease, famine, polution, gender-swapping, energy poverty, poverty, ignorance (bad education), etc, etc.
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  3675. Says the anonymous stranger on the internet.
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  3676. If you jam the enemy, you jam yourself, too.
    1
  3677. "To deter China"
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  3678. Dima won't understand your comment, since it makes no sense. This will undermine his confidence - which is what you intended.
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  3679. How much will it cost, to get on the demob list? Two years wages, perhaps?
    1
  3680. It's to cool them down and stop them killing eachother.
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  3681. It warns the crew that they've been seen, and a shell is heading their way.
    1
  3682. Are China's international airports open? That's how you make a pandemic.
    1
  3683. I would guess she believes she can make some money.
    1
  3684. Imagine if Ukr had someone competant in charge.
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  3685. Villages are 5 miles apart, towns ten miles apart - because people used to have to walk.
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  3686. All these nuclear concern-trolls are doing the work of the CIA - psy-ops.
    1
  3687. I replied, awarding you cake, and YouTube deleted it!
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  3688. Nope, get your sound sorted out.
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  3689. It's not hypocrisy, it's just your ignorance.
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  3690. There are 11 airports in Crimea.
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  3691.  @EdwardKelly-l2b  Russia?
    1
  3692. a ball bearing would probably do - considering the speeds involved.
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  3693. What's winter like in Crimea, compared to Ireland?
    1
  3694. BBC staff fill imaginary bags with imaginary sand. https://youtu.be/JJCE60-Pe9Q
    1
  3695. One sank? I didn't know that.
    1
  3696. It's Dima's channel; he can pronounce it any way he wants.
    1
  3697.  @fredachildiev  There' nothing he should do; he can quit whenever he wants. Imo he's doing a terrific job, and I hope he continues.
    1
  3698. "Leg"
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  3699. They picked every fight they were engaged in.
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  3700. Bad math. They do  a+b+((a+b)/20)+c+d+e when they should do a+b+c+d+e+((a+b+c+d+e)/20)
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  3701. 👍
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  3702. So, to summarize, you're a bloody lunatic, and you nearly kill someone every other day. Am I right?
    1
  3703.  @MarkNOTW  Are you playing BS Bingo?
    1
  3704. Speak for yourself ... somewhere else.
    1
  3705.  @mirba6933  So let me get this straight. You think have the right to dictate what Dima says on his own channel - and you think you speak for everyone - denying the rest of us our right to speak, but when it's YOUR rights, suddenly you're a champion of free speach? Did I get that right? No rush, think it through.
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  3706.  @mirba6933  You may well disagree with Dima - you are as free to think, as you are to speak - as are we all. But that's not remotely what you said. You told Dima to stop thinking and stop opining. That was wrong of you - in my opinion.
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  3707. but still crazy - can't cover that up.
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  3708. Aids infection of Europe. Killing us by all available means.
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  3709.  @abbbb5625  An invasion by air and river, on the Romanian border? That's how you get Nato involved. You're going to fly slow planes full of troops over Odessa's air defences? You're going to bury guns and vehicles in Ukrainian mud? You know the locals are going to steal all the small arms and rations they can get their hands on, right? How do landing ships sneak past Romania? Where would they come from? America would see all this coming from a month away. You're going to involve Transnistria - inviting anyone who wants to, to annex it? (Ukraine, Romania, Nato, ...) Your whole plan is a Nato wet dream.
    1
  3710. "Trip to the Carribean" sounds like a euphemism for "put you in Guantanamo".
    1
  3711. Perhaps YouTube unsubscribed you. They do that, sometimes.
    1
  3712. Poor communications increase the fog of war, and delay the reaction to the unfolding of events.
    1
  3713. Schwaab is always the smartest man in the room, because he surrounds himself with imbeciles.
    1
  3714. Leave the poor guy alone! Stop bloody moaning! Especially since you're wrong. Two words, "ear canal".
    1
  3715. many a true word is spoken in jest.
    1
  3716. *tap
    1
  3717. oh🙂
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  3718. I don''t believe you said that.
    1
  3719. I'm sure Russia is happy to test their missiles for free. Russia gets the benefit of the kaboom.
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  3720. If you use cabbage and fry it,you have the English delicacy called "bubble & squeek".
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  3721. Where do you think they went?
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  3722.  @Thagorraki  That other thread has been deleted, so I can't reply there. I don't see any problem with "massive" :V
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  3723. "Tax and spend" - the same policy the left has been using for 60 years. Prices go up, unions go on strike, companies close, unemployment goes up, misery and poverty increases and the people call on the government to help. The government loves to help. It increases spending, and how does it pay for that? Increased taxes. And so the spiral of decline continues.
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  3724.  @scottanddebranelson8419  Yes, the English language has some 600,000 words, and in your whole lifetime you've learned perhaps half of them; you're in no position to judge others.
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  3725. Dictionaries are always getting embroiled in religious politics. For example, my Little Oxford Dictionary shows ... -------------------------------- unicorn n. mythical animal Allah n. Muslim name of God. <Apollo - no entry> Jehova n. OT name of God. <Jesus - no entry> <Thor - no entry> <Vishnu - no entry> god n. superhuman being worshiped as possessing divine power, (God) creator & ruler of the universe atheism n. belief that no God exists. theism n. belief in divine creation & conduct of the universe. ----------------------------- Apparently establishing the fact of the existence of a god called "Allah"/"Jehova" & "God", and the falsity of atheism. The entry for atheism isn't even grammatically correct. Your dictionary will vary.
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  3726. You ingored my reply to your previous post pointing out your wild hypocrisy in this. You think the whole world should speak Czech? Hold your breath while you wait for that to happen.
    1
  3727. Cook it - that dries it out,and turns organics (meat bits) to carbon.
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  3728. Gold leaf is fragile, and if you put too high a voltage on it, you can  put a crease in it, or even crack it.
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  3729. The Axis Order of Battle for Operation Crusader 1941-42 WW2 (Pub 28 May 2018 Rommel's failure to exploit his successes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwPJWb2BUj4
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  3730. Very pooly written/ confusing to read. "the enemy used ...., the air force said" WHO?
    1
  3731. As Charlie Sheen said, "winning!"
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  3732. Merry Xmas to you. 👋
    1
  3733.  @gomahklawm4446  dah dah di dah = Q Stay tuned for further updates.
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  3734. @Raskolnikov70 It's a reliable cash crop - every country south of Scotland would produce some. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, ...
    1
  3735. So what would photons look like/do in your model air? (and how many photons would there be?)
    1
  3736. And yet you know what he meant.
    1
  3737. Karkov makes more sense.
    1
  3738. He developed his own.
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  3739. Neocons don't know that "the easiest person you can fool is yourself." (Twain or Chesterton)
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  3740. Argument contrary to fact. The pyramids of Egypt, the Great Wall of China, the West Wall, the Atlantic Wall, etc,etc., hundreds of years of slavery in dozens of countries; in some, even to this day.
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  3741.  @hq3473  You're arguing contrary to fact, too. The West Wall (aka the Seigfreid line) and the Atlantic Wall are both C20th. Why are you .wasting my time with obvious nonsense?
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  3742. Fire is a really bad thing in a tunnel, too.
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  3743. 1:40 "Come to Oklahoma." There it is - a tourism drive.
    1
  3744. A weather balloon can provide military information - just track where it goes, and you know where a bomb-laden balloon would go.
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  3745. Google translate says "robotic".
    1
  3746.  @ivan.petrovivan.petrov3392  Translated "this question is asked at the beginning of the war."
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  3747. Become a Patreon, then all willbe revealed.
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  3748.  @DreamteamCarlo  The problem with calling the winter solstice (21 Dec) the first day of winter is that it makes midsummer's day the first day of summer.
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  3749.  @eioclementi1355  How do fences stop pigs and sheep and cows?
    1
  3750. It looks like they're giving that bit of history the old Marxist-makeover.
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  3751.  @tomba8992  That's three of you who didn't see the big Ukrainian victory. Perhaps you can't bear to watch.
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  3752. It doesn't matter! In Scotland, the word "cow" is pronounced "koo". We don't tell the Scots how to speak, and we should extend that courtesy to everyone else.
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  3753.  @bobbymozza  few people are.
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  3754. Have you never been on a train? You can instantly, easily tell if you're speeding up or slowing down by the sound and the direction you're pushed. I think the Engineer's story was a giant pile of bullshit - and possibly part of an extortion scheme.
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  3755. With Bercow in the Chair, it depends who's speaking,I expect.
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  3756. So, were those pilots arrested and charged, and if not, why not?
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  3757. 338 comments, and I can't see a single one!
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  3758. Sounds like Niger is going to get "liberated".
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  3759. You're saying words, but they don't make any sense.
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  3760.  @FrancisEnwenwen  Ukraine can end its suffering any time it wants: surrender.
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  3761. TL;DR
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  3762. I think YouTube is throttling the likes - stealing Dima's income.
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  3763. It's too close to Romania - too easy for Nato to do a false flag operation.
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  3764. Twitter is protected from litigation: a new Republican Congress might look at removing that protection. Elon's policies are strategic.
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  3765. Sports teams often lose lots of players if war comes.
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  3766.  @mikewardrop5962  If they continue down the path they're on, yes. They slaughtered 25 million Russians, and I don't think they've even said "sorry".
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  3767.  @adilevnatimasheva4370  According to Google, 20 warheads from the US.
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  3768.  @adilevnatimasheva4370  Why are you telling me it's a war of attrition?
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  3769.  @Jugoslavija  Ice on the surface keeps the water beneath warmer. Water loses heat by evaporation - which ice prevents.
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  3770. Bravo, sir, bravo!
    1
  3771. The West Wall.
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  3772. A landing craft is a warship, but not a battleship.
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  3773.  @MarkNOTW  You got me.
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  3774.  @Dylanesque  It didn't occur to me there might be an Ashley Biden. I thought you'd made a slip.
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  3775.  @Dylanesque  See my previous reply.
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  3776. It's research for the up-coming movie, obviously.
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  3777. Worthy of cake, in my mind. 🍰🍰🍰
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  3778. Christians are essentially the same as fascists.
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  3779. Nobody cares what you think.
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  3780.  @Johnny-Joseph  You think the whole world waits with baited-breath for your every trivial opinion? No. Nobody cares. Hope this helps.
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  3781. Yeah, they're approaching Turkey - very very slowly.
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  3782. Dictatorship in the making.
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  3783. They half-joined, in the 1960s.
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  3784. Dimes On His Eyes said (of updating the video to correct the errors) "won't happen. Partially because YouTube makes it difficult to update videos." The rest of the reason is that the errors were the reason for making the video in the first place! They're not an accident, they are deliberate. They are LIES.
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  3785. @OrbitalSaucer Evidence - from a working physicist - https://youtu.be/SsdLDFtbdrA Now, about your delusions of grandeur, ... you know what to do.
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  3786. @OrbitalSaucer More evidence - https://youtu.be/MkAbV885ymY
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  3787. Good thinking.
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  3788. They are required to keep the peace. Shooting children disturbs the peace.
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  3789. By attacking Crimea and the Black Sea Fleet, the West is making it an imperative that Russia takes, or destroys Odessa. As usual, the West never considers the consequences of their actions - they just want to inflict pain.
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  3790.  @that1guy_248  The game is not over.
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  3791.  @Muckylittleme  Yes, the Russians retreated all the way to Moscow, and then the Germans retreated all the way to Berlin.
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  3792. That's common colloquial English. "I din't do nuffink".
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  3793. *have *hadn't
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  3794. The Project Gutenberg eBook of An Illustrated Directory of the Specifications of All Domestic and Foreign Motor-cars and Motor Business Wagons, Gasoline, Steam and Electric, Sold in this Country, 1907, by MoToR, The National Monthly Magazine of Motoring Free ebook. Google it.
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  3795. Asking someone to marry you is an oral contract, and if you change your mind, you could be sued for breach of promise.
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  3796. I think it would be blockaded by packs of wild nuns.
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  3797. The bridges should've been protected ages ago - it's so cheap and simple.
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  3798. Bear in mind he's using a foreign languge. What he means to say, and what you understand by his words, may not be the same.
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  3799. A chicken's bottom, apparently.
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  3800. Yes it is. Where do you think the money comes from, to buy all that military stuff?
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  3801. I doubt they'll cross the Dneiper until Ukraine surrenders.
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  3802. Defeatist talk - demoralising propaganda.
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  3803. I think some of the people whose videos I have watched, owe me money for having wasted my time and abused the undeserved attention I gave them.
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  3804. The important thing is to end the war: winning is one way to do that, losing is another way.
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  3805. I completely disagree. If you want music, play your own music. I can't concentrate on what's being said when there's distracting background music.
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  3806. @Allan Brawer I've complained on previous TIK videos about overly distracting music, yes. Yes, there are documentaries where the music is so loud it drowns out the narrator - especially war documentaries. It's a plague of modern documentaries. I'll try to find an example. The reason music is added, is to make it more exciting - I don't want to be excited, I want to learn. I find war exciting enough.
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  3807. @Allan Brawer I found the TIK video I compained about. https://youtu.be/UGxODQR6GS0
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  3808. @Bill Callahan Don't try to make out like you're being reasonable. If you want to listen to music, there's nothing stopping you. Here's an hour of war music, enjoy. https://youtu.be/2F6-GCMHZNI While you're listening, try to think of a reason why I should be forced to listen to it, too. I want to listen to TIK, and if his words are drowned, there's nothing I can do about it.
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  3809. @TIK Stand-up comedians don't have background music. Why not? Because if you miss a word, you won't get the joke.
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  3810. I don't object to music in itself. If I'm watching Primitive Technology https://youtu.be/JgQ-07VgJuY I open another tab and play some music. I'm playing music now, while typing this (Under Pressure - Queen) I have broad musical taste - often listening to Vivaldi and opera arias. https://youtu.be/QPba-i26YNA, https://youtu.be/gFoet3qe6L0?list=RDC1ZL5AxmK_A The Danish National Opera did a series of Western movies - Fistful of Dollars, Sicilian Clan, https://youtu.be/4niv522mbtM https://youtu.be/mOFyRCMlXIo I like the pop music of the 60s and 70s (my era). (now California Dreamin') https://youtu.be/sB_gALjOLqI I like some modern songs; Back to Black, Don't Speak, Torn, ... If I'm playing a video game (eg Anno 1404) that has background music, I turn it off - it (slows the game down, and) gets repetitive after a short while.
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  3811. @Allan Brawer Dude, surely you understand I wasn't suggesting you edit music in. I don't know about you, but I'm using a browser - I can open multiple tabs - I can play a music video in one tab, a speech video in another tab, and hear them both. The only thing I need do is set the volume levels so the music doesn't intrude on the speech.
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  3812. We're talking about TIK here, not Hollywood. He just has music playing in the background - it's not timed to match the script. Sound effects? What sound effects?
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  3813.  @loris9744  They've been stopped for 3 months. Now a few have been allowed to advance, to make them thnk they're winning.
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  3814. Sabotage.
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  3815. Of course the procedure goes well for you - you're a barrister.
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  3816.  @mikewardrop5962  So EU could lose half its population, and still have 6 times as many people as Poland. Wakey wakey, Mikey.
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  3817.  @mikewardrop5962  That doesn't follow from anything I said. You're confused.
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  3818. I like it.
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  3819.  @connieclarke5855  I'm betting it's caused by us and is considered a bad thing.
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  3820. She's lying by suggesting the latest research is the best - it isn't. Half of all published research is wrong. A lot is simply fabricated - especially in medicine and climate "science".
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  3821. 1:43 The given speed, 31.6 mph (implied accuracy +/- 0.1 mph) is converted from 27 1/2 knots (implied accuracy +/- 1/2 knot), so it's really not as accurate as it seems. Boats use knots (nautical miles per hour) because 60 nmi = 1 degree of latitude. That means you can know where you are by travelling at a constant speed, and measuring time. For speed trials, you can calculate distance by measuring angles to points on land (churches, lighthouses, etc). Then you only have to measure time. If you make several timed runs, each at a set engine speed, you can make a graph that tells you your boat speed from your engine speed. The bit that I get stuck on is, how to measure engine speed.
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  3822.  @AllenLinnenJr  I live in a constitutional monarchy - it has nothing to do with power. Franco was a far left dictator.
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  3823.  @AllenLinnenJr  Typo <obv.> - about to be edited.
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  3824. Looks like he got shut down then.
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  3825.  @michaelpetrovich5353  According to media, Russia blew up NordStream. According to media they were just "probing attacks" to "shape the battlefield". According to media Russia prepared to blow up the nuclear power station. According to media, Russia blew up the dam. According to media, Russian casualties are much higher than Ukraines. According to media Russia attacked Poland. If you keep listening to them, they'll keep lying to you.
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  3826.  @michaelpetrovich5353  According to media, there is a well known conspiracy of communists and Jews ... That's the WHOLE POINT of media - to tell you lies. It has always been that way.
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  3827. England?
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  3828. All gods are false gods!
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  3829. Patreon
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  3830.  @scpgaming-452  s/ "reverse (backwards)/ reserve (spare)
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  3831.  @bck481  I don't know either way. For info, whataboutism is when you try to deflect attention away from one difficult point by bringing up some more favourable point. As in "Oh yeah? Well what about...."
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  3832. Your tale doesn't contain a single verifiable fact.
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  3833. The point is to constantly remind yourself that power is the goal in all interactions. ...if you're a Marxist.
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  3834.  @Vincent1808  Not quite, minion is "minny-un", it's more like "min-yon" but with more ee - "meen-yon". (But I'm not French, I could be wrong.)
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  3835. Idk SEC & JOR, but see Wikipedia "NATO Joint Military Symbology"
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  3836. press refresh.
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  3837. Intel agents from around the world all casually trying to get info on the destroyed Himars . 😁
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  3838. Germany was using forced labour a few years before WWII began. See the West Wall.
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  3839. The truth is so important, it must be accompanied by a bodyguard of lies.
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  3840. .. across the USA. Wait, no, that's Star-trekking. Never mind. As you were.
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  3841. Yes, good question.
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  3842. Ah, damaged while landing - that seems more credible. Special forces at work.
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  3843. Obtaining money by deception is fraud.
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  3844. Interesting - if true.
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  3845. Ronsons - light first time, every time.
    1
  3846. How many?
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  3847. "Finders-keepers" would seem to apply.
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  3848.  @jurgengosch3915  Ha! I found a loser-weeper.
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  3849. It's as if they ran out of money!
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  3850. 👋🦌🦌🦌🎺
    1
  3851. The Luftwaffe fired the first shots of WWII, bombing civilian targets.
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  3852. I worked at a VLF radio station for 14 years. 19 kHz at 500 kW. How superhuman am I?
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  3853. Don't shoot the messenger - and don't clamour for attention.
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  3854. Flamethrowers are dangerous to everyone - especially the man holding one, and the men near him.
    1
  3855. Cope.
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  3856. Incorporation might originate in Roman law; the regulation of trade is far older - probably pre-historic.
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  3857. Getting them to the front line is also a big issue.
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  3858. I thought that was your department. 😉
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  3859. 1/2 million Germans don't have electricity - they've been cut off!
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  3860. Stop spamming.
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  3861. California is bankrupt.
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  3862. The western world is being disarmed and disabled for a war with China, I expect.
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  3863.  @hoggarththewisesmeagol8362  I think you're a wierdo. Helicopters don't need to see roads - they can fly.
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  3864. I agree.Those MPs stole their pay. I demand restitution.
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  3865. I recognised that word from "50 Let Pobedy".
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  3866. Google/Wikipeadia Nato military symbols
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  3867. I doubt Dima has the time to vet your posts. YT does it, automatically.
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  3868. Then there's Lucia de Berk, a pediatric ICU nurse, who was wrongly convicted of 4 murders and 3 attempted murders. In her case, no-one was murdered. Deaths were classed as "suspicious" if she was on duty at the time. Cases where it was later found she was not on duty, were no longer considered "suspicious". That's the Texas sharpshooter fallacy.
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  3869. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  3870. Drugs are a powerful drug
    1
  3871. *you can get away FROM being a Nazi. <end of sentence>
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  3872. It was sabotaged.
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  3873. No, it's too close to the border with Nato; to easy to do a false flag.
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  3874. The wettest, muddiest route.
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  3875. Who want an army to command.
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  3876. It doesn't matter what "we" need. Russia will do what it needs to do.
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  3877. The oil comes from south of Stalingrad.
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  3878. @ BleaK1211 "sexual dimorphism is a result of physical competition between males." But there's more. Women make men compete for access to them by being selective. The more carefully a female selects a mate, the more males have to compete.
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  3879. Men are stronger because men compete for women.
    1
  3880. *feelings
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  3881.  @Direkte_Demokratie  Decoys cost money, too.
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  3882. I heard she goes both ways.
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  3883. Danube ports are not in the Black Sea. You are fake news!
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  3884. When?
    1
  3885. Biden pays Iran for hostages, and surprise, surprise, Hamas takes hostages.
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  3886. I don't think you're right on this one,TIK. The very big reason why Finland wouldn't seek territorial gains is that it would give a ready excuse for yet another war. A second advantage of helping the Germans get into Russia is getting them out of Finland. The two combine to form an exit strategy. For analogy, Britain also invaded many countries it had no intention of keeping; Iceland, Norway, France, Italy, Germany, ...
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  3887. Were you hoping to make a big splash?
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  3888. Stop spamming
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  3889. Road signs were invented by the ancient Romans , 2500 years ago.
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  3890. You're missing the point, the Globalist aim - population reduction, by war, disease, famine and pestilence. War's obvious - it mostly kills young men (on both sides). Famine: reducing the productivity of "the bread basket of Russia". Disease: follows war and famine. Pestilence: ungathered crops encourages plagues of rodents - see disease.
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  3891. I've heard it's Britain that loses every battle except the last one.
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  3892. I think it might not be considered gambling in some places, because you have virtually no chance of winning.
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  3893. and Turkey, and South Africa, and Antarctica.
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  3894. The line of batle is not the goal-line, it's the center line.
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  3895.  @jamesgarner327  See voicer's comment in this thread. Ukrainians in Kherson expect a Russian assault, and yet they stay. See also Jews in 1930s Germany.
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  3896. fog of war.
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  3897. They knew the Americans carry loads of supplies.
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  3898. When you've contributed to the slaughter of over a million people, you have to use language to conceal the truth for the sake of your ego.
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  3899. I'm a little shocked you went as low as 50% - and that's the most shocked I've been in all this.
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  3900. Bye bye.
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  3901.  @patricktraichal9287  You just defined a psy-op; behaviour that demands explanation. By landing in Crimea, they make the pro-Russian Crimeans worry about what they might do.
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  3902. It's common assault in England.
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  3903.  @eijsbrand  Donbas is Russian, now.
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  3904. It's not just a question of weight, but also of footprints. Cars are light, but have very small "feet" (area of rubber that touches the ground), and tanks may be heavy, but have very big "feet".
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  3905. Nobody can swim when dressed and equipped for winter combat.
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  3906. German was running commercial (hydrogen) Zeppelin flights from 1910. Germany dropped bombs/incendiaries on London from Zeppelins in WWI Hindenburg disaster happened 1936. (Zeppelin flight from Europe to US.) Japan sent bombs to US East coast by balloon in WWII.
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  3907. Trump DECLASSIFIED EVERYTHING HE TOOK.
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  3908.  @Manetho72  He obviously means "risk". Bridges are 3-D objects that present more of a target from above, than from the side. Go look at pictures of bridges - they almost always pictured from the side.
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  3909. If a missile is shot down, don't fly planes there.
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  3910. Why are you lying? Who are you trying to fool?
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  3911. Well done. 🎖🎖🎖
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  3912. Warsaw Pact?
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  3913. Autofiring weapons are dangerous to the people around them. It's bad enough when there's a person behind you with a gun. How do you detect the drone? Radar (also dangerous to people - it attracts artillery shells) is good for looking up, but bad for looking down - the ground/buildings/trees get in the way. InfraRed is good for looking down and around, but bad for looking up - the Sun is hot - and drones are not (particularly). Optical equipment can't look far and wide at the same time; needs rapid focus, and brightness reponse. Ultrasound travels slowly. So you've detected a drone, whose is it? It could be a friendly drone coming towards you to see if you're an enemy tank.
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  3914. Quite a lot of English "black and white" houses were made of  recycled ship's timbers.
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  3915. If it's autonomous, it'll go chasing after an oil tanker.
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  3916. You'll try every way you can think of, to shut MS channel up.
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  3917. According to Wikipedia - which lies - Pliny the Elder was dismissive of rye, writing that it "is a very poor food and only serves to avert starvation" and spelt is mixed into it "to mitigate its bitter taste, and even then is most unpleasant to the stomach".
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  3918. One word is neither an explanation nor an argument.
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  3919. You can't see the forest for the trees.
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  3920. In a world of subsistence farmers, there is no time for philosophy, and no money for research. Capitalism produces the wealth that makes an idle aristocracy that wants education that creates universities that produces scholars that study science.
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  3921. Congratulations on making it all about you, and reminding us that in this conflict, it's you that's the real victim. Will you be demanding reparations?
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  3922. And he was doing that to dehumanise his victim, because he was tormented by her pleas.
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  3923. I just watched you video about how "facts don't matter anymore", and then this, apologia for bad science. Facts don't matter when people like you lie! "False in one, false in all" Only ONE LIE makes you a liar. After that, your professional position, your qualifications, your research are WORTHLESS. You MUST denounce lies - which of course you will not do!
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  3924. "I bought Version 2 because Version 1 didn't work."
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  3925. Not necessarily. She might start by murdering all her remaining relatives, and anyone who might threaten her position. The Generals would like that.
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  3926. Did he say "the North Sea", or "the north sea" (meaning the sea in the north - he's not perfectly fluent in English)?
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  3927.  @hongry-life  He who?
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  3928. 🦨🦨🦨🦨🦨🦨 🦌🦌🦌
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  3929. Turning circles and time at stations.
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  3930.  @Sedona-cl6eg  Ukraine is unimportant.
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  3931. This is a replay of the Pope who was in the Hitler Youth.
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  3932. In the last 500 years, mankind has never used more than 16% of the Brazilian rainforest.
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  3933.  @leicestersq1  proximity matters; it's easier to jam a drone that's far from home.
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  3934. I think it's the other way around. The power plant will protect the western troops.
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  3935. *poop chute
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  3936. DNC is a subsidiary of the Clinton Empire.
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  3937. Kamala has stopped laughing.
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  3938.  @icelake6843  There's 3 fundamental differences to what you wrote. 1. My comment isn't vile 2. My comment is observably true. 3. My comment refers to a public figure - which is precisely what freedom of speech is intended to protect.
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  3939. The Angles were Germans, and the Saxons were Germans (the Jutes were Danish), so "Anglo-Saxon" is "German-German".
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  3940. Mermaids, I think.
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  3941. At the moment, vote Brexit where there's a Brexit candidate, otherwise vote Tory. Imho, ymmv, caveat emptor, etc.
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  3942. It's $700 per house(hold).
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  3943.  @ELputinruska  No, sorry.
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  3944. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  3945. So your job is to spread fear and alarm? You're doing the work of the CIA.
    1
  3946. Permitting abortion is half the journey to enforced - abortion ie population control.
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  3947. You can't have 1 million views without having 17 views some time before. Вы не можете иметь 1 миллион просмотров, не имея 17 просмотров некоторое время назад.
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  3948. People voted for AH - der fuerer.
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  3949. You can make tens of thousands of balloons for the price of a satellite. Imagine the cost of shooting them down.
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  3950. IT DOESN'T MATTER.
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  3951.  @franek_izerski  He was told yesterday, and the day before - probably by you.
    1
  3952. ... and you just explained N. Korea. They are living in an entirely manufactured reality.
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  3953. Anything they don't take will become a Nato base for terrorist operations.
    1
  3954. It's a New Zealander.
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  3955. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐴
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  3956. Even Biden can't declare war on Russia (unless they attack USA) - it has to be Congess that does that.
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  3957. Women hating on women because patriarchy!
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  3958. Typical German - always trying to blame someone else.
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  3959. "The map is not the territory."
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  3960. "Spanish"? Surely you mean "espanol".
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  3961. https://youtu.be/JJCE60-Pe9Q Imaginary "community" fills imaginary bags with imaginary sand.
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  3962. Yes, Jana, giving aid to the enemy is treason.
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  3963. As you're becoming successful, "they" will become concerned that they might be funding someone who isn't politically left wing, and will seek to demonetize you. Your rich and vibrant vocabulary would be the excuse they need to do that. You might be wise to bleep yourself.
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  3964. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  3965.  @Edax_Royeaux  Yes, and so what?
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  3966. Who is best placed to create fake Twitter accounts? Twitter. Who is best equipped to make and operate TwitterBots? Twitter. Who benefits from TwitterBot activity? Twitter and their clients. Who controls TwitterBots? Twitter, of course.
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  3967.  @thebluestig2654  You mean my answer - whilst true - was not the answer you wanted.
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  3968. I'm always doing that, too.
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  3969. Oh, zooming out - I read that as zoning out. He tells me something about the first battle; I think about it for 5 mins, and I've missed 3 more battles.
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  3970. He can't.
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  3971.  @user-fe3mt4qo8o  2% is one video in 50. If he show 5 videos in an episode, each is 20%.
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  3972.  @user-fe3mt4qo8o  said "when he can’t. He says so. " In this thread he says so - "we can't". Good enough for you now?
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  3973. He does not make maps, he draws on them.
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  3974.  @jay90374  So according to you maps are made by drawing on maps, eh? Then how was the first map made?
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  3975. If TIK put Tibet on his map, Youtube would block the video - they serve China.
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  3976. Yes, he knows.
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  3977.  @YThome7  no, the opposite
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  3978.  @YThome7  Yes.
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  3979. That Biden footage has got three edit points in it - it's as fake as Biden's election.
    1
  3980. The American empire?
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  3981.  @mikercflyer7383  Armour, mobility, camoflage, and a big gun.
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  3982.  @XtremiTeez  When a video "goes viral", it gets a lot of views, and comments in a short time. Does that help you?
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  3983.  @XtremiTeez  Things will often appear stupid, if you don't understand them. Btw, you should watch that sense of superiority - it's not the mark of a mature mind.
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  3984.  @XtremiTeez  That's your host you're abusing.
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  3985. Yeah, zombies.
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  3986. 👍👍👍
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  3987. Perhaps they do, but those videos aren't published.
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  3988. Bloody Germans - always making excuses. They weren't worried about the numbers when they launched their unprovoked war against the Soviets, were they? And they weren't worried about the distances and supplies, either.
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  3989. ... and they call us "deniers".
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  3990. I don't think they sucked the air out for those models - they're pushed by a Tesla.
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  3991. Human shields.
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  3992. litigate verb resort to legal action to settle a matter; be involved in a lawsuit. take (a claim or a dispute) to a law court.
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  3993. about 1/3 rd the distance Lviv - Kiev
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  3994. You mean London, of course.
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  3995.  @TrusePkay  To protect Bill Gates' land aquisitions.
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  3996. A counter-measure would be another sound-repeating toy.
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  3997. IT DOESN'T MATTER
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  3998. Since you're boiling water, I have an experiment suggestion (because you'll have some insights on it) - it the engine of putt-putt boats. A narrow glass tube (5mm), plugged at the top, water-filled, and lower end in an open reservoir of water. Lean the tube and heat gently (tea light - 30Watts) in the middle. it produces rapidly expanding, large bubbles. Simples.
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  3999. TL:DR "That wasn't real Socialism."
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  4000. Light snow over most of Ukraine, today. See Ukraine webcams on YouTube Live
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  4001. So who's President of Ukraine? A peace agreement cannot be concluded without him - and is unlikely to be concluded even with him.
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  4002.  @annebritraaen2237  Ok, now what?
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  4003.  @annebritraaen2237  Seems like you're just wasting my time.
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  4004.  @Drrizzt2k12  Heh, "civilised". Very funny.
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  4005.  @Drrizzt2k12  You're projecting. "The Germans began this war with the childish notion that they were going to bomb everybody else, and no-one was going to bomb them in return" - Harris. And they're STILL crying about Dresden! Now. The people of Donetsk voted to become a part of Russia. The Ukronazzis response was to shell and murder them, and when Russia stepped in, those same murderers start crying and playing the victim.
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  4006. He knows.
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  4007.  @befeleme  And Slovenia, and the Czech Republic.
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  4008.  @MrBlueWRX  He does have point (even if he didn't make it). See the trading difficulties in Ireland resulting from; Ireland being being in the EU, Nothern Ireland being out of the EU, and no border between.
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  4009. 😨 @befeleme 
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  4010. AIui, China was created by the uniting of 5 kingdoms.
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  4011.  @canman5060  Ah well, it's not the first time I've been wrong. Perhaps it's people; Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin, Mao?
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  4012. Everything I can find on this guy screams "fraud" - including his hair!. https://youtu.be/BITioAZadk8
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  4013. 1. Learn Russian. 2. Move to Russia 3) Join Navy,
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  4014. As soon as the third reich was defeated, plans began for a world govt. - allegedly to prevent another world war. Trouble is, it creates the opportunity for a global tyranny - and who wouldn't want to rule the world? So they spent the rest of C20th planning and preparing Agenda 21, and has a schedule, pushing nations into crises that end in UN occupations and UN governance.
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  4015. TIK does not count Spain.
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  4016. Youtube deletes my posts for awarding cake to people.
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  4017. Nah, the CIA is purely concerned with control. Will they hand Ukraine nuclear weapons?
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  4018. UK has had mass immigration since the 1970s.
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  4019. That's a 35W tv. I worked at a radio station with a 500 kW transmitter. I didn't get fried.
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  4020.  @louise_rose  Hanging.
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  4021.  @jamesgornall5731  "MotB" was set in 1789, and written in 1932. Books, newspapers, movies - all full of propaganda.
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  4022.  @brettblyth1857  Or "Kidnapped" by Robert l Stevenson.
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  4023.  @brettblyth1857  Available for free from Project Gutenburg
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  4024. A little bit of Marxist dialectic there. Power is never distributed equally - not amongst buffalo, not amongst lions, and not amongst men. This is because buffalo, lions and men are not created equal. Some are wise, some are stupid, some are industrious, some are indolent, some are benign, some are malevolent. Since power never can be distributed equally, the Revolution has no end.
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  4025. Not Nato, individual countries.
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  4026. You're a liar for an evil cause.
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  4027. In the early months of Barbarossa, the USSR lost 3.5 million men by not retreating - they were simply surrounded and destroyed.
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  4028. The BBC is an enemy of Britain.
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  4029. Fascism has always been left wing.
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  4030. From you?
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  4031. You think negotiations will happen when Ukraine wants them to? The Russians are in Ukraine because negotiations failed. Russia has no need to negotiate.
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  4032. When you post a comment, try to edit it. If you can't, it's gone. z
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  4033. magnification? Glorification?
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  4034. And yet the Battle of Norway began in early April.
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  4035. Well done.
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  4036.  @MarkVrem  I didn't say anything about Uranus - and neither did you.
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  4037. If he was going with it, he'd do the DCMA (?) take-down thing, not the illegal demands-with-menaces thing.
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  4038. It may be that "mercs" had a 2 year contract which is now about to expire.
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  4039. Second!
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  4040.  @CouncilOfTheLostGoats  No, not as a result of capitalistic gain - and don't use the dead as a shield for your political point-scoring. Nationalised industries rarely turn a profit and are run as public services.
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  4041. He dealt with that. Maybe you should watch the video before commenting on it.
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  4042.  @ryanbrooker464  You're the second bait and switch merchant I've had the displeasure of meeting tonight.
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  4043.  @jrtunderground  A battle the US lost? Pearl Harbour.
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  4044.  @jrtunderground  Ah, so it's not a battle if the other side has the initiative. You redefined "battle" - I thought you would.
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  4045. Russia was winning too big. US was talking about nuclear weapons and US troops. There's no need for all that now.
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  4046. Russia is careful.
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  4047.  @alswearingen323  I tried to share a YT channel, and YT deleted it!
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  4048. It's a complex question. When steel helmets were first used by British soldiers in WWI, head injury numbers increased. This caused some alarm, until they realised mortality from head wounds had decreased.
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  4049.  @istinagy5835  you can never be sure. It could be KIA, KIA+WIA, KIA+WIA+MIA or K, K+W, K+W+M and then there's PoWs. IA "in action" K "killed" W "wounded" M "missing".
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  4050.  @jamescottle3418  Let me see if I've got this right. After 6 weeks of winning, apparently ejecting Russia from Ukraine, you're now copying the Russian tactics [1] even though they're been losing for six weeks. [1] except that the Russians prepared a defence-in-depth that Ukraine never was able to reach.
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  4051. Who is Gerasimov?
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  4052. "on hunger strike" is indistinguishable from "being starved".
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  4053.  @hongry-life  "For no reason" Andrew Camarata fan?
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  4054. Hey, and there's a free vaccuum just 100 miles up!
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  4055. Maybe they're all going to Krimky, or maybe they're running out of drones.
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  4056. The border issue is bs. The EU has soft borders with several countries - notably Switzerland.
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  4057. No.
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  4058.  @bak2back  You want cake? There's plenty for everyone. 🍰🍰🍰
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  4059.  @bak2back  Ceci n'est pas une pipe
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  4060. In the phrase "Economies win wars", what does "win" mean?
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  4061.  @ketelin4285  All fighting is attritional.
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  4062.  @Flyer2303  That question was too hard for you, eh?
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  4063. Financial fraud is not a career.
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  4064. The Anzio bridgehead was on a beach, I believe.
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  4065. Yes, the cash is more important than the weapons.
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  4066. @Jack London That's about advocating overthrow by force or violence. Mueller is part of an attempted "soft coup".
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  4067. I think it would allow Russians to retrieve their money from foreign banks.
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  4068. It's a 31:00 video: how is anyone supposed to know what you're going on about?
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  4069. NordStream = Russia -> Germany gas pipeline.
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  4070. Be more funny.
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  4071.  @cliveuuking4602  Google. "upwards of 750. 120 in Japan, 119 in Germany,..."
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  4072.  @cliveuuking4602  On one, the engine doesn't work.
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  4073.  @hongry-life  What does Tsun Tze say about dividing your army and waging war on 80 fronts?
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  4074.  @Dungshoveleux  Avdiivka - or Av, for short.
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  4075. A plan is only good up to first contact with a shipping company.
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  4076. Become a Patreon
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  4077. There's many commenters suggesting there was a lack of knowledge or  experience here. Alex Baldwin is well versed in the treatment of firearms  on film sets. There's two movies where the movie poster has Baldwin  holding a gun - see IMDB "Miami Blues" and "The Getaway".
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  4078. Ooooh that'd be handsome.
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  4079. Did you say Greg, or Craig?
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  4080. Another "n" concern troll.
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  4081.  @UnDeadArmy935  Ah, the myth of the Russian hordes - that's what happens when history is written by the losers - the German Generals - to explain away their failures.
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  4082. Germany lost the war in a prison cell in the 1920s.
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  4083.  @johnwolff1905  Yes, there are a lot of doubtful figures in this thread.
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  4084.  @Princip666  "Some people just want to see the world turn."
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  4085. The problem is, TF spends so much time on repeating the thing he's speaking against, that it becomes unclear he's speaking against it. He also uses sarcasm, which viewers do not detect. His videos are far too long - he doesn't stop flogging the horse just because it's dead. TF is not as smart as he thinks he is. He needs an editor to cut all the waffle.
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  4086. 100 ways to ... 12. don't call us "bossy" and "badgering". Wow.
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  4087. @Joe Perez Aiui, individuals own shares in a bank.A govt. can take control by buying those shares at a generous price (encouraging sale), by force-purchasing them, by seizing them, or by making them worthless.
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  4088. I'd say it's like Germany before the battle of Berlin.
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  4089. Yeah, I wouldn't do it.
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  4090. I always believe everything I hear from anonymous strangers on the internet.
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  4091. Romania is Nato. If Russia stands toe-to-toe with Nato, a false flag will happen, and WWIII will begin.
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  4092. You cannot drive from Crimea to Poland - it's impossible.
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  4093.  @carlomango407  Ah yes, I understand now.
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  4094. They sell critical minerals to the West - moved by rail. Business cannot stop.
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  4095. No, national healthcare is not paid for by the government, it's paid for by taxpayers.
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  4096. "It's only a model."
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  4097. The Army had 3 Divisions, one Cavalry and two Infantry Divisions. The Cavalry Division, was formed of the Light and Heavy Brigades. The Light Brigade consisted of the 4th and 13th Light Dragoons, the 17th Lancers, and the 8th and 11th Hussars. The Heavy Brigade consisted of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, the 5th Dragoon Guards, the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons and the Scots Greys.
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  4098. @ constantinos schinas I'm not in the electricity-generating business, but I was in electrical engineering. I strongly doubt coal stations have batteries, or lift weights - they can store surplus heat by letting the steam pressure in the boiler rise. They can regulate the amount of electricity they generate by regulating the steam into the turbine. They can regulate the steam by regulating the speed of coal and air supply to the boilers. An individual coal station doesn't care what the total demand is, it aims to produce what it's contracted to produce. The demand might be say 50 GW, but a 500 MW coal station will only promise to generate 500 MW. Since that's only a small proportion of demand (1%) it doesn't have to worry about small changes in demand ... or wouldn't if it weren't for politics. Wind generators have been added the the system. Their production varies wildly with wind-speed - and the more wind-gens there are, the worse their effect on the grid. See - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_VAZCxWEvqoJkPIne3Ow7bHfyG1XlHnB_OKnw-Y7PZg/edit#gid=0 The power grids are forced to buy this power - at a high price, or decline it, and compensate the wind Companies - at an enormous price. If they buy it, someone else, (eg coal, nuclear) must produce less. If they produce less, they get paid less, which makes them less viable as businesses. As the coal and nuclear power stations close, there's is less system ability to keep the grid working with wildly variable wind. The lack of a reliable electricity supply is fatal to hospitals and industries. The hospitals have been forced to become their own generators. The industries will be forced to make their own, or close. Thus wind power is being used to force the de-industrialisation of (western) nations - forcing us all back into medieval poverty. That's the intention.
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  4099. If you have water and mountains, use the unreliable wind to pump the water! That'smuch better. The water is always there, as is the mountain - and they're free. It doesn't matter when, or how fast you pump the water up the mountain - irregular wind is fine. And doing that spares the grid!
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  4100.  @pong9000  USS Cole
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  4101. Greenpeace has got a submersible.
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  4102. Simplícius o pensador, diz que a Rússia fornece minerais essenciais ao Ocidente e que eles viajam de comboio através da Ucrânia. Eles não podem permitir que as brigas atrapalhem os negócios. (Google translate)
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  4103.  @Новороссияукропокосилка  Мыслитель Симплициус говорит, что Россия поставляет на Запад жизненно важные полезные ископаемые, и что они путешествуют поездом через Украину. Они не могут допустить, чтобы драки мешали бизнесу.
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  4104.  @Новороссияукропокосилка  Мое последнее сообщение было переведено с английского на португальский и русский, поэтому оно может быть неаккуратным.
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  4105.  @RtFa-ol7vd  Помню, один поезд разбомбили - в нем были танки.
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  4106.  @misterpinkandyellow74  No, I've been right lots of times.
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  4107. There is no "safe place" because Russia, China, etc, etc
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  4108. Give me half a page of any man's handwriting, and I'll find something in it to hang him. Queen Elizabeth I's Lord Chamberlain
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  4109.  @Dave5843-d9m  Yes, utter nonsense. You're pretending the bombing of Dresden was something impressively big when it was relatively trivial. To make your ludicrous claim, you are ignoring most of WWII; the defeat of Axis forces in North Africa, the liberation of Sicily, and France - which made the Dresden attack possible - and Belgium, and Luxembourg, and you're ignoring the far larger bombing campaigns against other German cities; Cologne, Essen, Hamburg, Frankfurt, etc. That's an astonishing level of ignorance!
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  4110. Word salad spam - reported
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  4111.  @bharathsf  That's a lie. The famine killed around 1 million people, mostly Burmese refugees fleeing the advancing Japanese. The intent of such a lie is to bring even more deaths - it is attempted mass murder.
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  4112. ... Except the Ethiopian famine was mostly caused by civil war.
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  4113.  @rogerboniface8086  Drones are launched in Moscow, so why not launch marine drones from Russia's own western Black Sea coast?
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  4114. Scientific fact? That's racist! (...I expect.)
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  4115. Me
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  4116.  @Jocular-mt3jb  Vive la difference
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  4117. Yeah, you aren't supposed to notice that. ;)
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  4118. It's to forment revolt in Russia.
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  4119. Russian MoD makes estimates of Ukrainian losses. There's a western project that searches for Russian obituaries.
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  4120. The company that built the FIU bridge that collapsed - MCM (?) only employed Hispanic workers - and faked the paperwork that required them to be equal-opportunity to get the contract.
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  4121. The short flights sound like either a problem with the plane, or some on-the-job training.
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  4122.  @hongry-life  Island runways can be quite tricky; short, sloping, and with a volcano at the end.
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  4123.  @hongry-life  Generals, CIA agents and special forces might travel by transport plane, too. Oh, and gold.
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  4124. The Azores are a refuel stop. It's about 1,000 miles from the West Indies to the Azores. It's about 3,000 miles from NY to Ireland.
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  4125. YT deletes posts with external links, but if you search russian social media site OK No need to login, no need to speak Russian.
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  4126. Interestingly, criminalisation of "Islamophobic" speech may well make it illegal to warn gays (and, indeed, feminazis) of the danger they are exposing them selves to.
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  4127. They are self-replicating.
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  4128.  @neisvestno2444  Nonsense.
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  4129.  @nikoskn1252  I think Belarus and Russia are brothers and are now united. The closer Belarus is to Russia, the better they will do.
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  4130. It could be useful for goods - save delivery trucks getting stuck in traffic, but vacuums are bad for people.
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  4131. So Russia is demilitarising Europe from a man-power pov, too.
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  4132. Indeed, the whole point of inventing "combat of the 30" was probably to cheat and thereby win.
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  4133. That's why they're banning fossil fuels.
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  4134. I'd predict a normal distribution of views - unless there's been some effort to brainwash them.
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  4135.  @kashd4668  They're taking the long view?
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  4136.  @magicki13  YT
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  4137. The Italian 10th Army marched into East Libya and Northern Egypt, and a Britsh Force of 36,000 took 133,000 Italian prisoners. (Operation Compass)
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  4138.  @jdawg1712  Haiti didn't exist as an independent nation until 1804, so it could not have abolished slavery in 1793.
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  4139.  @jdawg1712  The question is, given the sovereign nation of Haiti abolished slavery in 1804, why are you lying about it? The stopping of slavery is not the abolition of it. The Haiti of 1793 is not a nation, nor a colony, nor the same place as the Haiti of 1804, and not sovereign.
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  4140.  @jdawg1712  said "words mean what I want them to mean" (paraphrased) and so did Humpty Dumpty
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  4141.  @Houthiandtheblowfish  You're saying words, but they don't mean anything.
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  4142. @ M Mouse Fair point, well said.
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  4143. The cooling plant is prolly the most vulnerable part. Ukr claimed Russia had planted explosives around the cooling plant, so I was expecting a UKr commando raid - like I believe they did with the dam, and like they did with the pipeline.
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  4144. Half the comments are from people who think they're contributing by pointing out a typo.
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  4145.  @heimomoilanen9654  Have you come to quibble with me?
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  4146. How did Stalingrad end?
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  4147.  @AkenValle  Another Nazi policy adopted; "get rid of the weak".
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  4148. You want to be careful saying things like that.
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  4149. Biden said Ukraine, but meant Gaza.
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  4150. There is no lawsuit - only a threat.
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  4151. Yes, he knows.
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  4152. Is this timed to influence the EU elections?
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  4153. A missile strike in another country is an act of war, and a de facto declaration of war.
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  4154. Russia doesn't take advice from you - or me.
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  4155. I've never watched that guy. I think it may be the right time.
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  4156. Wow - he's a genuine psychopath.
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  4157.  @pavelsanda3149  I'm talking about countries not individuals.
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  4158.  @wuppas  In 1914, the Germans launched a surprise attack through the Ardennes. In the 1930s, the French built the Maginot line. Belgium opposed it. In 1939, the British sent an expeditionary force to build defences in Belgium. In 1940, the Germans launched a surprise attack through the Ardennes. In 1944/5, the Germans launched a surprise attack through the Ardennes. And Belgium has still done nothing about the Ardennes.
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  4159. I think it's more that she's a member of a tribe (cult), and the more she rails against other tribes, the more she elevates herself in her own (mind).
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  4160. Nothing has ended.
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  4161. @Featheroid Not to me.
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  4162. She didn't express a single original thought - she just parroted the woke agenda.
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  4163. Speaking as an "arm-chair expert" who's never made a brick in his life ... Smaller bricks will fire better, and if you make holes or frogs in the bricks, you get more bricks with less clay.
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  4164. <whoosh>
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  4165.  @blackhawkdown342  Ty
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  4166.  @andreikoto4810  What are you talking about? Thousands? Dozens.
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  4167. Anything they don't take will become a base of operations.
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  4168.  @jathiyakhan720  I'd love to know how the west pays its bills to Russia.
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  4169.  @julianshepherd2038  You're an idiot.
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  4170. An air-to-air missile , eg Sidewinder, is an anti-aircraft system.
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  4171.  @arostwocents  And plenty of men died trying to cross rivers. Why did operation market gerden take place?
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  4172. Shells are cheaper than planes and bombs - and more plentiful. War is an excercise in economics.
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  4173. Fantastic series, Lewis. Well done. 🎖🏅🎖🍰🍰🍰
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  4174. I find your attempt to write a coherent sentence pathetic and asinine.
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  4175.  @kokofan50  Pathetically.
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  4176. My maths. c = 300,000,000 m/s = 300,000 km/s = 300 km/ms = 0.3 km/us speed = distance/ time speed / distance = 1/time distance / speed = time 75 km / 0.3 km/us = 250 us
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  4177. @Dimitris Tsakalos He does have a channel on bitchute ...1 sec https://www.bitchute.com/channel/aqCvYwXmjslI/
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  4178. "Bean" is not a dimension.
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  4179. 👋🦌🦌🦌
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  4180. Pics, or it didn't happen.
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  4181. "Russian Federation"
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  4182. Either make your own videos, or shut up and take what you're given.
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  4183. As dumb as a Hollywood writer.
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  4184. It's simpler, cheaper, and it works!
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  4185. Heh, maybe. 😉
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  4186.  @bjorntorlarsson  I've never tried posting PSB links.
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  4187.  @davidrosej  Not correct - indeed, it's contradictory. The more biased or misleading a statement is, the less it constitutes "information".
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  4188. Revolutionaries are always worse than the people they ousted.
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  4189. "The question is, who is to be master - that is all." Humpty Dumpty. The dangerous imbeciles at Youtube have appointed themselves arbiters of truth. The trouble is, they don't know how to do that. They check sources. Buttar calls himself "Dr", Thunderfoot doesn't, therefore Buttar is the superior source. Buttar wins. But that's neither here nor there. The big problem is, having made themselves the authority on who is right, **no-one can tell them they're wrong** ! They are the authority - they decide who is wrong! YouTube have assumed the divine power of infallibility - they are so ignorant, so vacuous, they think they're gods!
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  4190. *property
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  4191. Taking territory is not "winning".
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  4192. This is how the Holocaust happened - the media conducted a government-led vitriol campaign against a section of society until they had sufficient public approval to use violence. See also every other genocide and communist revolution.
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  4193. Write in your language, and google translate it.
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  4194. I had a similar thought - the US is acting like a crazy ex-girlfriend.
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  4195. Her friend should say " here we go again."
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  4196. You're not an evolution denier, are you? You see the problem with denying the existence of race is that you cannot then have new species. You cannot walk ten paces without walking five.
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  4197. 🦌🦌🦌
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  4198. 🦌🦌🦌🐑🐑🦙🐑
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  4199. Experience (aka confirmation bias) has taught me that the phrase "Dunning Kruger effect" is inevitably accompanied by an example. In this case, it's the phrase "legitimate sources".
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  4200. They haven't got a vacuum to lose.
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  4201. They're mostly scared of the free speech of straight, white men,
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  4202. 👋🦌
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  4203.  @shutup2751  You've got to give folk a clue, if you're doing comedy. Also some folk use "only joking" to escape from what they said.
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  4204. It costs money and blood to take ground.
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  4205. You could add any of the Soviet secret police groups, such as the Stazi (Soviet East Germany),
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  4206. Zelensky? It's the drugs.
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  4207. "I promise you this - I will end fossil fuels." Biden.
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  4208. I think the purpose is to turn Christians away from the Church: weaken the Church, weaken the political power of the Church.
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  4209. As a theatrical set, a blood centre is a very easy thing to mock up.
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  4210. The history is that many of those were banned in UK in the 1960's as a result of the introduction of "Kung Fu" movies and the running cultural war between mods and rockers. See the Firearms Act 1968.
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  4211.  @TeunisMarinus  Ukraine's military says lots of things - mostly lies.
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  4212. Yes, the N-S route; Berlin-(Dresden-)Prague-Vienna-Budapest, but also a major E-W route;Dresden-Wroclaw-Warsaw or Kracow
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  4213.  @bcc1955  Strategy is how you achieve political goals - eg join EU/Nato. Tactics is how you achieve military goals eg repel the enemy.
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  4214. That's the "fog of war".
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  4215. France lost 1 million men in WWI.
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  4216. I guessed it was an anti-tank rifle. Google "WWII German anti-tank rifle" and similar looking guns are shown.
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  4217. AIui, insanity was traditionally regarded as an inability to reason. Themodern idea is that the insane can reason, but cannot distinguish real from false facts. Eg, thinking the government is using mind-control rays (false fact), therefore wear a tin-foil hat (sound reasoning).
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  4218.  @Ian8008  The reality is, we do not have perfect knowledge. Allow me to introduce you to pragmatism.
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  4219. @Dan I'm sure he knows that, and I'm sure he knows why.
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  4220. Because he's being disingenuous - he does not like the symbol of his ideology being censored.
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  4221. @Purplefood He's checking the emblems when the rest of us are enjoying the content.
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  4222. @Purplefood You protest too much - you look like a sock-puppet.
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  4223. What that school should do is back down and make their teams "fully inclusive".; ie, let the boys join the girl's basketball team., and when they have an all-boys girl's basketball team that wins everything, all the woke schools will complain that it's unfair - which, of course, it is!
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  4224.  @johntowers1213  Rostov is in Russia.
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  4225. There's a big difference between seeing a drone hit a tank, and seeing a drone kill a person.
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  4226. The saying is, "it's EASIER TO GET forgiveness than approval", not "it's better"!
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  4227. Germany had the Norwegian airfields.
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  4228. "They mostly come at night ... mostly."
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  4229.  @DuZori  The thing is, water has the highest heat capacity, it can absorb lots of heat without changing its temperature, and the Black Sea is full of it. I believe these drone are based on jet skis - which have a petrol engine. A fibreglass cover can hide the engine, and the exhaust can be pumped into the sea to cool it and hide it. (Just because a thing can be done, doesn't mean they remembered to do it.) So perhaps these drones won't stand out like heat-beacons in the sea. The might look more like a seal having a wee.
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  4230.  @DuZori  I think the flying kamikaze drones are quite expensive, and once you launch one, it can't return home; it has to find a target, or crash into the sea.
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  4231.  @DuZori  Yes, you've got a working solution - ready to go. Remember the shipping - oil tankers and cargo ships are going by all the time. I don't know what they say about having kamikaze drones flying around them.
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  4232.  @DuZori  Yes, those navy ships are very expensive. I think the flying drones are in the tens of thousands, to hundreds of thousands of dollars each.
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  4233. My helicopter post was deleted. (anti-sub warfare)
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  4234. I think they'd need a supermajority to end the filibuster.
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  4235.  @helenegan1079  Unless Ukraine blows up the pipeline.
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  4236.  @MartinMaarva  I'd expect the next "little ice age" in about 600 years.
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  4237. The Manson family prolly thought Charles Manson was a genius, too.
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  4238. Cultists, and their leaders, are firstly and foremostly at war with reality.
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  4239. He is getting right - for English speakers - the same as we say Germany, not Deutchland (I can't even spell it) which is how the Deutchlanders (or whatever they are) say it in Deutchlandensprachen.
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  4240.  @ussindianapolis487  I explain Russias losses as being caused by western soldiers. How do you explain them?
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  4241. Comrade Stalin say "there is no shortage of bread, only a surplus of people."
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  4242. When all else has failed, "no deal" is all that's left.
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  4243. Channel 4 calls Brexit a crisis. So we know Channel 4 are treasonous scum who must be removed from Britain. GET OUT OF BRITAIN, YOU GLOBALIST WHORES.
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  4244. Liar!
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  4245.  @Tuck-Shop  You seem to have replied to the wrong thread.
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  4246. If the money stops flowing, the mercs will stop going.
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  4247.  user-ff4ex7ll7w  Not infill in the battle line, to go through and behind the lines . Insertion is entering enemy territory. Extraction is leaving enemy territory.
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  4248. The UN was created and funded by the US to advance US foreign policy. It's basically an extension of the US Govt.
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  4249. Good thinking, Hans. We all fall for propaganda sometimes.
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  4250. Western Intelligence want up-to-date pictures of enemy commanders, so they put out the claim that Cmdr X is dead, and Cmdr X takes a picture of himself. CIA prolly want them for their "Ukraine" kill-list.
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  4251.  @zionismisterrorism8716  It's a form of slavery - forcing the people of one country to work for the benefit of another. Governments have no money - their income is from taxation, extracted from people by force.
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  4252. Mee-lee? Ah, mel-ay, or meh-lay - a softer version of may-lay.
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  4253. "Ignorance is bliss"
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  4254.  @aleksazunjic9672  said "Venezuela is under Western embargo, West has plundered its foreign currency and gold reserves , and they are not allowed to trade." That is a lie. Here is the UK trade embargo list (it's the same as the rest of Europe.) 1.3 Trade sanctions The Regulations impose trade prohibitions relating to: military goods and military technology (as specified in Schedule 2 to the Export Control Order 2008) goods and technology which might be used for internal repression in Venezuela (as specified in Schedule 2 to the Regulations) goods and technology which might be used for the monitoring and interception of telecommunications (as specified in Schedule 3 to the Regulations) provision of interception and monitoring services (as defined at regulation 20) to or for the benefit of the Government of Venezuela provision of technical assistance, armed personnel, financial services or funds or associated brokering services to or for the benefit of the National Bolivarian Armed Forces of Venezuela (or persons acting on its behalf or under its direction) where such provision relates to military activities, or otherwise enables or facilitates the conduct of armed hostilities, in Venezuela
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  4255. Who can Putin negotiate with? The West lies and breaks every agreement.
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  4256. His diary was only for 1 month.
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  4257. We all know what "one five hundred" means. Indeed, we'd all be better at maths if we got rid of "eleven, twelve, thirteen,..." and said "one ten one, one ten two," ... as the Asians do.
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  4258. You can't have law without socialism - all States are socialist by definition.
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  4259. Without it, it can't sell grain.
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  4260.  @bigfridge1517  Disceerning friend from foe is very difficult - even humans are easily fooled. AI stands no chance - it has no skepticism.
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  4261. Yes, he knows.
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  4262. Heat rises. The top of your structure will warm up, so you wont condense much water. Put the evaporator at the top, and the condenser underneath - you'll process (eg desalinate) a lot more water, but you can't get any work out of it.
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  4263. 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦒🦌🦌🦌🦌
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  4264.  scum4984  I think he means into the sea - like dolphins.
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  4265. You witheld the data. The world is round; the audience is not in the same time zone as Dima.
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  4266. You say "The idea of communism is one that stands against injustice and protects the weak." I disagree. The idea of communism is that a big enough mob can steal anything and everything. The world is not fair - men are not created equal - we vary in intelligence, strength, location, courage, and all manner of other attributes. So it is that some men can do well, and some cannot. Men who do not do well, don't know why, and it's easy to persuade them that they are victims of conspiracy, that it's others who hold them back. Thus the ne'er-do-wells can be manipulated into destroying anything and everything that does not seem to benefit them. (They can be lead to cut their own throats by destroying the system that supplies what little they do have.)  Communism is piracy without the effort and expense of obtaining ships.
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  4267.  @stuartcastle2814  I just travelled on a Birmingham-London train today - it had four carriages.
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  4268. Depends how they're dressed.
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  4269. She's a psychopath - she tells you that - "I miss the excitement". War is terrifying, and you can only take so much terror before you go insane - it's called "shell shock", and it will happen to anyone, everyone - except psychopaths; they love it.
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  4270. They're subsidy farms, not solar farms. UK Solar produces about 9% of nameplate.
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  4271. Yes, but also to reflect heat into the room.
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  4272. TIK, you're casting pearls before swine. I spent my adult life online debating (religion, science, global warming, evolution), and I never saw anyone change their mind on  anything. Say what you like, and defend what you said against valid criticism, but don't waste your life trying to educate or persuade people who gainsay you - it can't be done.
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  4273. We don't have freedom of speech in the UK, we have an "understanding" that the Monarch and Government wont sue us for criticising them.
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  4274. Bear in mind that without having to fight the French Navy - the fourth largest Navy in the world, the British Royal Navy lost; 50,758 men and 102 women killed, 14,663 men and 22 women wounded, and 802 men missing in action, along with; 3 battleships, 2 battlecruisers, 5 fleet carriers, 3 escort carriers, 28 British cruisers and 6 Commonwealth/Dominion cruisers, 132 British destroyers and 21 Commonwealth/Dominion destroyers, 74 submarines, 8 minelayers, 32 minesweepers, 10 frigates, 22 corvettes, 10 sloops, 15 auxiliary cruisers and 1,035 smaller units. Meanwhile, the British Merchant Navy lost; 36,749 men and women killed, 5,720 taken prisoner, 4,707 wounded; along with 779 ships sunk. Why don't you make a video about _that_, Mr "Historigraph"? It'd be a pleasant change from this anti-British propaganda!
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  4275. :)
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  4276. Alinsky's Rules. The Party is being forced to the left by targeting and ejecting "moderates" one by one. It's not an accident, or mysterious phenomena, it's a deliberate, planned and implemented program. These communists don't want their own Communist Party - they want the "Democratic" name.
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  4277. I saw that movie - House of Flying Shovels.
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  4278. It was purely for illustration.
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  4279. Search for Rubryka SLG
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  4280.  @NoNo-xh7ru  What the idiot "Tom H" is telling you, is that if 1 person says "all Wehrmacht were Nazis", then that proves all Wehrmacht were Nazis, and that there is no other opinion to hold.
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  4281.  @tailfirst  The question is, were they German Army, or German civilians? If they were Army, then Germany has foregone its Nato protection.
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  4282.  @tailfirst  Ex-Army is civilian. I assume they were in the Army at some point. Were they active German soldiers, paid by the German Army to be there?
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  4283. I learned a lot from your turning the map; it's good to see things from the other side's pov. As an "armchair General", I picked where Ukraine should cross the dneiper.
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  4284. Storage is an expense - that's why we leave the food in the shop.
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  4285. You can sail a boat from Rotterdam, NL to Constanta, Rom (and the Black Sea), by going up the Rhine, along the Rhine-Main-Danube canal, (along the Main,) and down the Danube. Question is, how big a boat?
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  4286. There speaks denial. "I don't want to hear these things, so I'll shut down and go to sleep."
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  4287. You're getting great content for free; shut up and be thankful.
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  4288. I think the Armenia play is to get US warships into the Black Sea ... eventually.
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  4289.  @dogsaregods6748  Making predictions is hard - especially about the future.
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  4290. Nuzzies are cowards - they force the weak to defend the strong.
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  4291. Dennis Prager is the imbecile who thinks the State should have the power to  execute innocent people - people such as Derek Chauvin and Kyle Rittenhouse.
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  4292.  @michelleyb.9709  Apparently you can't read a single complete sentence without reacting.
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  4293.  @michelleyb.9709  Do you think Kyle Rittenhouse should've faced a death sentence?
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  4294. Because he's not speaking of his beliefs.
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  4295.  @kamrudkd  Those hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants are mostly fighting-age men
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  4296. It was a cowardly sneak attack, and no-one has admitted responsibilty.
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  4297. Bird
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  4298. I keep think of ... was it Perry? "I have not yet begun to fight."
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  4299. Anyone else remember that 10:10 video in which skeptical children were detonated by their teacher? It was made back in 2010, when they asserted that "we only have 4 years left to stabilize CO2 emissions." Climate science has a perfect record - all it's predictions are 100% wrong.
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  4300. I think Dima would make more money if folks would watch the adverts. z
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  4301. I love a good debunking. When's he going to debunk catastrophic anthropogenic global warming? We've only got 12 years left (smirk) - even if Gavin Schmidt (head of Nasa Giss) denies they ever said "catastrophic".
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  4302. Lol.
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  4303. Boats? If Ukr was going by boat, they should've left the water in the reservoir.
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  4304. No. You're equivocating on the term "god".
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  4305.  @chipseal9403  The dictionary often defines "God" as "creator of the universe". The state didn't create the universe, so if you say "the state IS god", you must mean something other than "creator of the universe." That "ultimate authority" statement is just a truism. "If I'm the king, then I'm the king."
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  4306.  @chipseal9403  Now you're just being silly.
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  4307. speed, usually.
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  4308. Wut?
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  4309. To a country, yes.
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  4310.  @RaffaelePettinato  That wasn't the question.
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  4311. It's standard practice to consider various potential conflicts, to guide the estimation of the amount of military strength required to safeguard a nation.
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  4312. Given that the USA has had conflicts with Britain, Canada, Mexico and Japan, etc., it should have plans regarding future conflicts with those places.
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  4313. Boris Johnson has killed hundreds of thousands.
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  4314. You can't plant or harvest grain in a minefield.
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  4315. Except for that guy on his yatch in the Pacific, when the Japanese attack force went by on their way to Pearl Harbour.
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  4316. I wonder how many plane crashes have had autopilot as a contributing factor.
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  4317.  @robertinho52  I don't doubt that when they work, autopilots work very well - I have seen "Airplane" - but I've also seen "Airplane II".
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  4318. Sources are resources. It may not be common phraseology, but it's technically correct - and that's the best kind of correct.
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  4319.  @dogsaregods6748  Rumours spread like wildfire, among soldiers.
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  4320. 1/10 Would not read again.
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  4321. Yes, lots of influential people told lots of lies and it led to millions of deaths. (My pov: CAGW is a lie.)
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  4322. Don't dox people - it's illegal,I think, and certainly immoral. Some morons out there try to get people fired.
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  4323. chat only works during livestream.
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  4324. These are the facts: 1. all governments, in all places, at all times, are bad - their every act is an imposition on the people; they tax, outlaw, impede and sabotage. 2. since every government is detrimental, the entire history of governance is a history of enslavement and impoverishment. 3. Where the people flourish - as people generally do, it is DESPITE government's best efforts to resist. Thus it is obvious, that the less a government can do, the less harm it can cause. A weak government, or as I would rather say, a strong opposition is the best the people can hope for. Don't imagine this puts nations in danger from external enemies: in the event of war, it is political practice that the party in opposition ceases to oppose, and instead supports the government.
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  4325. @ John Brakes. We shall see? I have the entire history of governance to support me. Governments do not create prosperity, they only harm it. Governments do not bring liberty, they only reduce it. Governments do not help people, they only hinder them. The stronger a government is, the more harm it does.
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  4326. Where you disagree with me, you are wrong. For example, you say "weak govt = weak foreign policy -> war. In WWII who had strong govts and strong foreign policies? Germany Japan Italy. QED. Stop wasting my time.
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  4327. @ John Clearly you are impressionable. "Stephane" is merely taking perverse, self-serving definitions for rhetorical purpose. He's not even interesting, to me.
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  4328. @ Stephane. You're boring.
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  4329. @ Stephane. I expect you're confused. The question at hand is the merit of weak v strong government. If you can find out what those words mean, you might then be able to say something relevant.
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  4330. @ Stephane. I see you've edited all your comments. You are acting in bad faith. Shame on you.
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  4331. So you begin with abuse, then edit your posts, then claim you're the victim of abuse, and THEN think I'm going to engage you in a proper discussion? HahahahahahahahahahNO.
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  4332.  @I_am_not_a_bot-s6i  No, the cut-off age - if there is one - is 60 or more.
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  4333. Barrel-shaped?
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  4334. So they say.
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  4335. It's propaganda ... theatre.
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  4336. What "climate crisis"?
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  4337. Ah, name-calling - the first resort of the left.
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  4338. Ha! "The data" - very funny. Tell me; 1) how many observation sites were there in 1880, and what was their average latitude? 2) the same question but for 1970. 3) the same question but for 2010. 4) Why does GISS use estimates for more than 50% of their current observation sites? 5) why does GISS change historic data? https://imgur.com/gallery/4fd1alf I only ask these things since you claim to know all about "the data".
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  4339. The whole of Crimea is "civilian target open to deadly attack". And don't use the dead as a cover for your idiotic suggestions.
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  4340. There's snow in Donetsk, Karkov, Kiev, but not Zaporzhzhzhia, Odessa. See webcam Ukraine
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  4341. I've been addicted to (medical) morphine twice: I'm not a moral-bankrupt, and I'm not lying!
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  4342.  @Chasstful  For info, my experience of morphine is that it stops pain, stops thought, and stops your ability to care. It also made me hallucinate, completely delusional, and sick as a dog.
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  4343. Global annual average temperature is irrelevant to life on Earth - nothing experiences it. Life experiences weather - which is vastly more challenging.
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  4344. Russia prolly can't use drones and anti-air missiles at the same time.
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  4345.  @SuanLuang  Yes, you can blockade America, but not Russia.
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  4346. They can be used as bait.
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  4347. I'm guessing they had circuit breakers instead.
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  4348.  @tarstarkusz  Fuses are slow. The British Standard for domestic fuses states they should carry a 50% overcurrent for 1 hour. Circuit breakers are also slow - but I don't know how slow. A brief spark may be a very high current, but only for a very short time - a fuse wouldn't notice it - a circuit breaker might not.
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  4349. "Ukraines border" - that's Poland.
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  4350. I just think when he saw Fritz Lang's "Metropolis", he thought "yes!"
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  4351. Prefer BBC fake news? https://youtu.be/JJCE60-Pe9Q Imaginary sand,imaginary bags, imaginary "community" - prolly BBC employees.
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  4352.  @Rolerus  You lie. The Nato - Ukraine Commission began in 1997.
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  4353. ... said no-one, ever.
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  4354. Excellent vid - as always - but for one sticking point - Nazism. The Nazi Party was the German workers Party, and the German workers were collected into one union - the DAF. Indeed, Hitler banned strikes because "the workers were now the government" (paraphrased). That sounds fascist, to me. So my current model is; communism = international unionism (plus racism), fascism = national unionism, Nazism = national unionism plus racism.
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  4355.  @TheImperatorKnight  Lol,then I haven't understood the "Nazis aren't fascists" bit. I'll have to listen again.
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  4356. I expect there'll be lots of EU-funded away-day trips to British marginals on Dec 12.
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  4357. Or maybe the French get postal votes now.
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  4358. "Great Britain" is the name of an island. It's "Great" because it's the biggest of the (roughly) 400 islands that make up the British Isles.
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  4359. TF: "This is the video they banned" Me: No it isn't - you've changed it. State Representative Nino Vitaly: we're here to talk about oxygen deprivation and mask usage. Me: We'll, that'll be why Youtube banned you, you stupid twat!
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  4360. Whilst I agree, I do not think that's a good rhetorical position; it invites alarmists to ignore you and continue on their destructive path.
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  4361. Anyone who's seen the Monaco Grand Prix knows how absurd ole Muskies' claims were.
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  4362. @Dimitris FromGreece It's not exclusive - horses can sweat a storm, but we're prolly the best at sweating - keeping the brain cool is necessary to clear-thinking.
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  4363. I think the Turks will take over the American base.
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  4364.  @tristanyoung9673  I like trains
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  4365. US speaks - UK is just the puppet.
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  4366. That was 81 million votes, not 81 million voters.
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  4367. spent, stolen, whatever.
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  4368. If I go out a window, suspended by sheets, they are going to be wet sheets.
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  4369. It doesn't matter - we all know what is meant.
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  4370. It's his channel, he can call it whatever he wants.
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  4371. Language is the key. If you can't speak properly, you can't learn and you can't think - you become unemployable. Modern jobs need intelligent, educated workers.
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  4372. It was the one-armed man.
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  4373. Which suggests he's a psycopath.
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  4374. It doesn't matter!
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  4375. How to capture an RC tank; 1. climb on top 2. snap the aerial off.
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  4376. 👍
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  4377.  @evgenyboss1019  Via Google translate "Do you guys think Russia is fighting at full strength? 2kk soldiers to guard the whole country, 10% of the capabilities are fighting, another 25+ million soldiers can be trained, 12 thousand tanks in reserve"
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  4378. And which are you?
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  4379.  @КАБы_да_КАБы  Nonsense. Climate change - as you use the term - is a lie.
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  4380. *Polish, not Nato.
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  4381.  @droneoutdoors8503  It wouldn't be the first time.
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  4382.  @sonialboresi348  Yes, but the troops will take their orders from Polish officers, according to Polish Government requirements. Nato doesn't have it's own troops, only what it's loaned from nations.
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  4383. "President Bill Clinton declared, "If, as it now appears, this was an act of terrorism, it was a despicable and cowardly act." See USS Cole.
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  4384. 🦌🦒🦌🦒🐑🐑🐑
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  4385. Like bees drawn to honey. Like moths to a flame. Like fat to a mother-in-law.
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  4386. Somewhere around 600th waiting, 100th like
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  4387.  @dosran5786  You waste everyone's time by writing word-salad.
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  4388.  @dosran5786  So you're illiterate AND ignorant. That's a shame - you have a lifetime of frustration ahead of you.
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  4389.  @emergency-protocol  yw
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  4390. The Irish are not a race, they're a nation. The English, who use the phrase, are the same race as the Irish.
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  4391. Caucasian
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  4392. Until somebody's willing to invade USA, they're immune from the consequences of their actions.
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  4393.  MrSaiga308  A steel frame on the outside, and concrete and steel core on the inside.
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  4394. The test is boots on the ground. If the Ukr are there, they control that place. If the Rus are, they they control it. If neither side is there, it's grey zone.
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  4395.  @ZugZugMahogny  It can be stopped any time by Zelensky; surrender.
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  4396.  @ZugZugMahogny  Utter tripe.
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  4397. Biden's only campaign promise - "I will end fossil fuels". And 50 million people voted for that - 80 million times.
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  4398.  @hongry-life  Trump is the main opposition to funding Ukraine, so Zelensky would have him killed. And by "Zelensky", I mean the CIA.
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  4399. It was a condition of the grain deal, that the West reneged on for the whole nine months the deal was in place.
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  4400.  @TheImperatorKnight  TIK, you don't need to obey the rules of German grammar when you're speaking English. It's like that thing of "you shouldn't split infinitives" (to boldly go). It's in Latin grammar that you shouldn't split infinitives - in English grammar,it's fine.  So the plural of "Panzerfaust" is - in English - "Panzerfausts".
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  4401. Hitler tied his own fate to that of the German people (he said).
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  4402. That's expensive and a waste of relatively rare ammo.
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  4403.  @yuglesstube  What I want is neither here nor there.
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  4404. They all help. Have a tasty piece of cake. 🍰
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  4405.  @juanitalopez6227  Dictionary Oxford trooper /ˈtruːpə/ noun 1. a private soldier in a cavalry or armoured unit. 2. US a mounted police officer.
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  4406.  @juanitalopez6227  From Wikipedia Stormtroopers (German: Sturmtruppen or Stoßtruppen) were specialist infantry soldiers of the German Army. In the last years of World War I,
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  4407.  @juanitalopez6227  Toilets? Ah, right - you're a troll.
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  4408.  @Xcoria  Except he didn't make a mistake - unless assuming a moderately intelligent audience is a mistake. He was speaking figuratively, not literally.
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  4409. Assault infantry are light, not heavy. It's difficult to sneak into weak enemy positions while dragging a field gun behind you.
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  4410.  @juanitalopez6227  Heavy means heavy armour, and heavy arms.
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  4411.  @juanitalopez6227  Then WHY DID YOU RAISE THE ISSUE? Ah yes - trolling. You're desperate for attention, and looking to start a fight.
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  4412.  @juanitalopez6227  Heavy assault infantry is a contradiction in terms. Assault troops are light troops - so they can move quickly and stealthily. The Ancient Romans had heavy and light cavalry and infantry - and they were not the first.
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  4413.  @genes.3285  corrected my post.
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  4414. YOU ARE CALLING FOR THE STATE KILLING OF INNOCENT PEOPLE. IF YOU REALLY WANT THAT, I SAY WE SHOULD START WITH YOU! I ACCUSE YOU OF ATTEMPTED MURDER AND CONSPIRACY TO MURDER UNKNOWN PEOPLE.
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  4415. It's a difficult thing to do - shoot down a balloon; they fly very high and very slow. IR missile won't see it - balloons are not hot. Radar missile won't see it - only sees solid/metal things. Lazer-guided missile? I don't know. Ordinary bullets - short range, and don't kill hydrogen balloons. Explosive bullets/tracer rounds - short range, do kill Hydrogen, not Helium. Difficult to get a plane to fly at 60,000 ft - no lift, has to fly fast. Hard to hit a slow moving target when you're flying 600 mph.
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  4416. A laser-guided missile might go through a balloon without exploding. Then what does it do?
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  4417. Another question is cost and speed of replacement. An air-to-air missile is very expensive. What if China sends 1,000 balloons?
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  4418.  @mikekouvatasjr5417  If you captured them, they'd prolly put in a self-destruct or anti-tamper system. A laser might be a good weapon against a balloon and a laser-armed balloon would be a good vehicle to intercept an enemy balloon.
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  4419.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  An electric arc generates noise at all radio frequencies - it would jam everything.
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  4420. The obvious answer to a HEAT round is a heat shield - a ceramic tile, like space vehicles have.
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  4421.  @cccpredarmy  Yes, the meaning of "drone" is so broad, it's virtually useless.
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  4422.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  Yes, it would jam their drones, your drones, radios, phones, everything. It takes a very high voltage to draw an arc, but not so much current. The current would determine the effective range (and also the life of the electrodes).
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  4423.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  And home arc welder might be 3 V, 60 Amp at the electrodes (the arc is short). Lightning might be 1 million V, 30,000 Amps. (Power = Volts x Amps) (Answers; 180 W, 30 GW)
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  4424.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  Sorry, I have to go out for a while. Should be home by 5 (it's 1:30 now).
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  4425.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  I'm enjoying the conversation too. I'm an ex radio engineer - imagine how often I get to talk about it. The conversation usually goes ... "Where do you work?" "At the radio station." "Ooooh, are you a DJ?" "No". "Oh."
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  4426.  @ukrainted_states_of_amerael  I think fixed nets could be useful around strongholds; they are cheap and easy to use, can be hard to see, and once the operators have learned about them, they will fly more slowly, making the drones easier to shoot.
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  4427.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  RE: Lidar. First thing to note is that cars have reflective number plates, they mostly stay on the ground, and on the roads - all of which makes them much easier to find than (say) a Heinkel on a night-bombing raid over London.
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  4428.  @TheCrapOnYourStrapOn  Sorry about the delay, that took some thinking about.
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  4429. Your relatives are free to go to any EU country they want. No-one here will stop them.
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  4430.  @TheImperatorKnight  You set the target of 1 video per 7days. You're the boss, so change it.
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  4431. The time to sue for peace is when you're in stalemate.
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  4432. You don't know what capitalism is.
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  4433. High-speed reversing is hard in a tank.
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  4434.  @entropybear5847  I expect Russia also uses the railways. Perhaps they've agreed on it - rules of war.
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  4435. Fair point, well said. Otoh, there's also the problems of a) people not doing what they're qualified to do, and b) people doing what they're not qualified to do. (YouTube and Wikipedia acting as arbiters of truth is an example of b.)
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  4436. If you're not a socialist at age 20, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 40, you have no brain.
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  4437. Bakmut has a huge underground depot.
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  4438. They're attacking on winter nights because there will be fewer people on the streets. They're trying to minimise civilian casualties. Best to stay indoors at night.
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  4439.  @rilmehakonen9688  Ashkabov is the one trying to post links, so he's the one with information to share.
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  4440. YT doesn't allow showing the swastica.
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  4441. For example, I disapprove of your comment.
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  4442. It flies over S. Poland
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  4443. Don't waffle.
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  4444.  @robertcox3872  Hahaha no. It would be way too easy to stage an "incident" - especially with the ships of 50 navies "observing". The ideal outcome for Biden would be thousands of barrels of oil in the Baltic, a Danish coastguard ship sunk, and shipping halted to 8 or 9 Baltic states while the oil is cleaned up. Besides, who is going to risk losing an oil tanker and it's cargo?
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  4445. Because the board of Twitter don't want him to be the boss of them.
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  4446. Not for long.
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  4447. The segment on the Pro-Act contain NO INFORMATION as to what it is!  You told us; who it's bad for, how unpopular it is, and so on, but not a  single word on what it is!
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  4448.  @jamesmorrow1646  It looks to me like you've given the title of a research paper - that's not what was requested. I'll give you an example of a prediction. Mark "the Arctic ice is screaming" Sereze said "the Arctic will be ice-free by 2012."  The three elements needed are ; who, what and when.
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  4449. 🌳🦌
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