Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "T-SPLY" channel.

  1. This only shows that even the most professional armies have trouble in making mental health assessments. If u aren't mentally strong and capable, u are a liability, which in the military is very very dangerous. Edit: peeps, there is more to life than partisanship and digital world.
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  2. And as seen in the video, didn't have cargo either. They got wrong Intel 😂
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  3. The universe doesn't revolve around u nor the world around usa internal politics.
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  4. Guess u haven't learned how usa works 😂 Where do u think the "we don't negociate with terrorists" comes from? 😂
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  5.  @possum9827  plus the workers inside have various nationalities and can be randsomed. This is how the barbary pirates operated. It's a biz model but it needs a territory or state protection. Hence why this can be seen as another groups using the palest cause to their advantage (it legitimizes it by giving it a political nuance). Then peeps get upset cause usa is the world police. If anyone can do a better job v piracy it is welcome to take the job and pay the expense as usa does.
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  6. ​ @kobra6660 2 nukes and it's aftermath seems to be punishment enough.
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  7. It concerns usa very much. Al qaeda and isis affiliates in the region.
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  8.  @JinKee  u did and it made reading worth it 😂
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  9. ​ @phun1901 drug cartels weren't elected and popular within culture.
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  10. The whole yemen civil was a product of discontent of the status quo where whomever was rulling yemen, it was always kind of vassel to saudi interests. Saudi does see the whole peninsula as some sorts of backyard.
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  11. Are u gonna fight the sahel dudes urself?
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  12. ​ @JinKee that is some hollywood kind of theory. Is mcgyver participating? 😂
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  13. Do u have a source for that?
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  14.  @gilad7964  boats do what they are contracted transport - no cargo means a trip going to get cargo. Whenever possible boats go to a location to deliver goods and try to get a contract to transport on the way back. No contract - back journey goes empty. Or it can also be on purpose (with workers oblivion) that it's on purpose cause someone knew the boat would be abducted. A false flag to justify a response from some country around the region or maybe usa. Who knows?
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  15. Valid point. Another would be usa usually arives late to the party, that is when it enters the conflict war has already started prior or in recent past. All the examples u gave fit this. Usa is in a doom if u do doom if u don't position at the moment.
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  16. Not only they have oil but they are a key location for world trade sea routes.
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  17. There is plenty of wars who aren't. Thing is sometimes wars are a product of countries who already establish themselves as anti-usa in some way, so those wars end up being thrown into usa indirectly. For example, myanmar can be said that china and russia took advantage of its internal conflict - this pushes usa to the table as it's in usa interest to counter china and russia. 🤷‍♀️ Basicly sh it happens and it was always so. Before usa even existing this kind of stuff happened all the time.
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  18. A war has many fronts. In the info one, israel has already lost. Also, u don't end and ideology with war 😂 that absolutely never works.
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  19. Ofcourse they are.
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  20. Cause palestine isn't a sovereign country.
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  21. Do u think 1sbomb is enough for usa to go into invasion mode? Also, it might be domestic trr.
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  22. ​ @robertramos1297 usa presence is the difference between tests and usage. Just the presence deters the usage for a while. This allows the other side to prepare for if usage happens. So only black and white explanations for propagandists and polity indoctrinated - reality is a lot greyer.
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  23. Atacks increse that's a given.
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  24. Economy basics: if u r in a desert whose more important? The one with a diamond, the one with a well, the owner of a bucket?
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  25. ​ @nuddimann2629 this kind of atacked existed prior to the establishment of israel such as hebron massacre 1929. They have been at it since a long time. Just now 1 side has a professional army and the other resorts to the same tactics as 1929. Also, resistance (with good reason) has rules. Terrorism apologetics with whatever the other side did (in the format of this atack) makes u a terrorist allie not just an israel critic (who should be obviously and resisted obviously). But this was no resistance and was on purpose not resistance. Finally, islamic jihad and hamas (and a number of other colourful associations) are very much present in west bank, it's called a sleeper cell. Since before 1929 palestinians had a political problem: the "leaders" were of poor quality, lacked vision and easily resorted to violence. Palest have found themselves in a continuum pickle - kwait, egipt, lebanon, jordan - all had a palestinian problem!!! Saying this doesn't excuse the bad judgment and decisions of israel.
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  26. ​ @desolator108 an army full of disloyals, peeps weren't happy with sadam, only his personal guard was loyal. Hamas fighters are indoctrinated suicidal fools - and those are way more dangerous than a professional army with disgruntled solgiers.
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  27. Quality over quantity always.
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  28.  @yacregroona7236  that old moto doesn't glue here.
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  29.  @joeswanson733  not really, China (all countries) will not do it for the goodness of their heart. So, between that and the fact that they are again closing entire industrial areas because of covid, and Xi already said it was going to change the budget to support its own business... Do the math, they aren't in the good shape they pretend. They can't afford to directly help, nor geopardize the value of their own coin. Always follow the money.
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  30.  @joeswanson733  see those measurements are very much debatable, just can't fit in a yt coment section.
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  31. If they are non identified tunnels between gaza city and south gaza - its safe to say gaza city isn't totally sieged. Despite this peeps are declaring it totally sieged.
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  32. And that invites egipt to enter as an agressor against the houtis, cause without that suez tax, egipt economy crashes, that is more than 100 mil suffering, that's a lot of people. That's why egipt ended up making peace with israel and oficially allies itself with usa, albeit behind closed door we already know they don't fully. This is pulling the arabs (that trully need world sea trade) against iran, albeit we don't see it fully due to china having been trying to achieve a peace deal between saudis and iran. Whatever is gonna happen, all this just shows that geoolitics is way too complicated and nuanced.
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  33. ​ @abdouj7116 cause that's what nk does.
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  34.  @abdouj7116  when nk embassies sell booze in muslim countries on purpose to finance themselves (its one of their many ilegal businesses) - on top if my head. When they slam china publicly, the one country that protected them. There is more, they have abuse all countries who have diplomatic relations with. It isn't a secret but I see u keep urself well informed.
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  35. Ask the muslims serving IDF why is it they don't feel that union coming. Or azerbaijan 😂
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  36. ​ @pulaski1 if they had there wouldn't be an atack to begin with. Peeps idolize isreal too much.
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  37. ​ @jamesmichael7448 have somewhat the same preception.
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  38. ​ @tombottle8041 that is all over the place but I can't find the oficial source. Can u provide it?
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  39. It didn't work out cause usa think thank seldom thinks about education and information. Usa political culture of not interfering allows bad players to keep their "people" ignorant and under their spell. Usa would need to invest way more in time, education and development of afghanistan and control pakistan that worked against usa interests to keep afghanistan weak, cause that was always their interest in afghanistan. As for iraq, usa would need to have way more territorial control for longer as oposed to rush into giving political power very fast to any opposing parties in iraq and the fact usa accepting the undemocratic regime that replaced baath dictatorship. It wasn't the invasion that went wrong it was the ocupation that did. As for israel- gaza: gaza has been egipcian territory since ancient egipt, since before the existance of any jew. So no, gaza isn't israel. And palestinian might not like hamas (at this point a lot of them don't and they weren't happy prior to 7 oct) but they dislike israel even more, which means uncooperative civilians. Whatever israel is planing it already made crucial mistakes and nothing good will come of this to israel, to palestinians and to any one.
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  40. It's part of the non spoken agreement between usa and everyone else. World sea trade is protected by usa, everyone uses dollar as foreign currency, everyone wins something.
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  41.  @kobra6660  let me guess, u think nato is doing that. Oh the evil west and how saint rus is 😂 I use comedy methods as a frustration reliever against propagandists. U'll actually make me a favor by answering, it will be ur consent as a psique punching bag.
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  42.  @Alaskaglasslake25  there is a diference between mental illness and just a test to see if someone is mentally competent to be in the army, some folks have weak minds and don't belong in such a stressful environment.
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  43. It's not keeping from u, it is keeping from governments who want ur ass on a stick.
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  44. I've been saying this and say it again: of this is true than it's the weirdest invasion.
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  45. Mexico relates how? 😂
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  46. China is the complete clown show 😂
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  47.  @baldandboldcpv  it is a riddle that describes value in an economy not about africa nor any continent in particular. But funny how u called me something while demonstrating that u are the ignorant one.
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  48. It's the kind of stuff that may happen to anyone. But the key is dictatorships don't admit imperfection cause it's all about pretending.
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  49.  @meatrealwishes  that was 1 in many cartels - the mith just took off from there.
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  50.  @samwilner1633  yes and no. The ones who voted, supported and knowing that it was gonna develop into this - those are very much responsible. That's how voting works. Also, this kind of atacks aren't new. Before hamas this was the adopted strategy. Before israel this was the strategy adopted. There is some sort of cultural problem here: before israel was establish both sides were already beligerant. Proto-israel had militias and palest from time to time went on a massacre rampage like hebron 1929 where reports explain babies were thrown into fires to burn alive. Nothing new here, just internet and phones with cameras. If u don't want to responsibilize them fine - lets put our heads in the sand. Lets also not responsibilize israel in the process and pretend only love and rainbows is in that place 😂
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  51.  @idkbad694  when? Was it recent?
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  52.  @idkbad694  thanks.
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  53. It can also be an anti-hamas positioning. There were several incidents of gazans protesting hamas due to being extremely corrupt and savage. U add to this the ones who fully blame hamas for the bombings and displacement (same as israelis who blame the security breach fully on neta governm) - and voilá overcoming the censorship hamas imposes with cheering the release of hostage and the hope the ceasefire lasts longer than the 4 days agreed uppon. Most gazans just want to live, they don't want to be dragged into war, like most people around the world.
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  54.  @zjeee  i know that poll, it have huge problems in accepting that poll, huge.
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  55.  @Rustyshackleford752  ur knowlege is amazing, a genious! Lmao, murican... what to expect 😂
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  56.  @Rustyshackleford752  oh yes, I didn't get ur joke so u must be a troll, murican definatelly.
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  57. ​ @PastInNumbers it isn't the most densely packed - that's part of the propaganda. Oh and the n1 open air prison is north korea.
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  58. Is it possible to do such in a middle of a war?
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  59.  @davidneufeld26  u do understand that reality of what's happening on the ground, and what information we get are 2 different things. The only truth to this conflict is that it lies a lot, there's a lot of manipulation of facts etc. For ex, u already see an al jazeera report "showing" that the photo presented by israel isn't proof that there is an exit of tunels next to the hospital. So, whatever israel provides isn't proof as it can be manipulated and sold as a lie. That's why peeps say that israel already lost albeit we see that israel is gaining ground. There is an information war going on u know.
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  60. Already happened, it was called the cold war which was very hot a bit all over africa. Maybe a ww4?
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  61.  @tahariobi391  AU expeled niger I think, and it had expeled morroco prior (don't know if they admit back).
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  62. ​ @relicpathfinder2800 it's called friendly fire. My country was wrongly bombed by usa cause they thought our guys were afghani (which was done on purpose to confuse taliban, we do that in our strategy). But the incident us used by propagandists and useful fools. The navy does as is told by potus, same way our army does as out head of state rules, no independant thinking in the army or we would all be under military dictatorship.
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  63. I would bet that apart from ayatolah guard the rest of iranian army is as corrupt aa russian. One whatever for the army 2 for the general etc....
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  64. Usa presence was invited the moment that oil was sold into the black market for guns by isis dude, thru turkiye border. No acess to oil wells - no acess to guns - bye bye isis.
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  65. 😂 They are literally trying to build a green wall to stop the sahara from spreading. There are a number of places in africa great for agriculture but not niger.
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  66. And how do u know the religious status and nationality of viewers? 😂
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  67.  @joeswanson733  wasn't that the strategy, making it so painfull that financially wise it would make it impossible to change to ocuppy fase to install a puppet government?
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  68.  @joeswanson733  yes, but disrupt the competition is still practiced. And the "developed countries" is difficult to measure. This is all about mineral resources. A lot of weaker countries get screwed when something is discovered of natural resources.
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  69.  @joeswanson733  and the gains and benefits would be lost anyway to russia, it was found ukrain has that potencial.
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  70. Economic forum =/= military alience. People who correlate these are either morons or propagandists. Which one are u?
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  71.  @ghostpiratelechuck2259  no, the moto is cause usa is willing to kill the civilians themselves if that means a future deterant for any organization to use american citizens/ nobodies as hostages. Same shit in police protocol. If it's possible to save them, they do. If it isn't, usa makes sure to kill as many abducters as possible even if it means to kill hostages jn the process- just to send the message of "don't mess with usa". In the 70s and 80s it actually worked, there were instances with hostage situations where americans were released with an I'm sorry note and no demands, meanwhile others were kept. Miitias, criminal orgs, terrorists and separatists were actually very afraid of usa army due to this policy. The change started in the 90s and completely fell apart with 9-11. Still - usa policy is the same cause it's the only one that works in the long term. My country had 1 single hostage situation due to bank robbery - it was the last one, cause special police just shot to kill and didn't even talk to them, not carrying about the hostages at all - this worked. Same sh it with russia and chechen terrorists when they atacked a school. Russians went in, shot students and terrorists alike - chechens never again thought about targeting a school. It's just how the world is.
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