Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "William Spaniel" channel.

  1. “What caused Putin to invade Ukraine.” He thought he would win.
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  2. I have a question for everyone who’s against NATO expansion. Why do so many countries want to join?
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  3. Ukraine should invade Russia and take 50 miles of Russia all along their border. Georgia should also invade Russia, and take 500 miles along their border. Kazakhstan should invade and take 100 miles along their border.
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  4.  @ACME_Kinetics , Thanks. I couldn’t make it through the first 3 lines of that nonsense.
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  5. The more OPEC cuts, the more the United States increases production.
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  6. When I was a kid, we would go camping by a river every summer. Once there had been a lot of rain, so the reservoir upstream was full, but they knew that people would swim in the river during the day so every day they would turn down the flow, and every night they would turn up the flow. The first night we spent there we didn’t know this, so we set up our tent and went to sleep. We woke up in the middle of the night all wet and had to move our tent. If opening the sluice has no effect on the water level, how do you explain my experience camping that summer?
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  7.  @thomsen256 , Georgia and Kazakhstan should team up and annex the portion of Russia between Ukrainian and Kazakhstan, then put all the Russians who fled mobilization there.
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  8.  @filipbitala2624 , The answer is much simpler and shorter, “Russia”.
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  9.  @matthewbartley2746 , You are wrong. They do not have to dig in and fight to the last man. They can surrender. Unlike Russia, Ukraine treats their prisoners well. Your ideas are from a time when armies did not take prisoners, or when prisoners of war were treated the c war Russia treats their POWs.
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  10.  @obelic71 , Putin is the best promoter of NATO ever. He must the most productive member of NATO’s marketing team.
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  11.  @megaham1552 , Well, 10 million people fled Russia after Putin started this war. Another 300,000 after mobilization.
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  12. Ending the Gaza war because of the actions of the Houthis shows the world and other organizations similar to the Houthis that such behavior works. We mustn’t allow that.
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  13. It seems to be that Hamas started the war and Hamas is prolonging the war. If that's what's keeping Netanyahu in power, does that mean that Hamas supports Netanyahu?
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  14.  @KolyaUrtz , Nobody was threatening Russia’s sovereignty.
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  15.  @kingace6186 , Trump threatens their careers by threatening to campaign against them. They obviously care more about their careers than global security.
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  16.  @GaryGraham-sx4pm , That’s how the world’s billionaires already think.
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  17.  @klowen7778 , Exactly. Why does everyone miss this?
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  18.  @KolyaUrtz , Yes. The evidence is on the front lines.
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  19.  @davidmeehan4486 , Exactly. Cowards.
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  20.  @mrgomelonsolaris , So you’re claiming that it’s OK to give Putin what he wants because over 50,000 Russian lives that he could care less about have been lost?
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  21.  @santap9332  <—— Wrong..
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  22.  @eisirt55 , Do you support what Hamas, the elected government of Gaza did? Do you believe that Israel should do nothing in response to such atrocities?
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  23.  @johannjohann6523 , Russia didn’t take 20% of Ukraine during this invasion. They already took half of that 20% in their 2014 invasion, so in this invasion they have taken 10%. Ukraine is taking it back though.
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  24.  @jesseperry7141 , “Russia has old outdated and unmaintained Soviet nukes that don’t work.” There. Fixed it for you.
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  25. Putin lied. They’re losing 30,000 per month and over half are deaths because Russia doesn’t bother rescuing their wounded. They don’t care.
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  26.  @rickysmyth , Both sides? Ukraine was invaded. They had no choice.
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  27.  @dunnowy123 , If you agree with Mathew, then you too are wrong like Mathew.
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  28.  @wiktorpoliszczuk1372 , Absolutely.
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  29.  @sorzin2289 , Why do so many former Soviet states want to join NATO?
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  30.  @militaristaustrian , Russia went through all their reservists before the partial mobilization.
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  31.  @soreeyez , The truth is that there’s a reason why so many former Soviet states want to join. Had Ukraine joined last year, this invasion would not have happened.
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  32.  @militaristaustrian , How can you tell when a Russian is lying? Answer: His lips are moving.
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  33.  @hamyield , You’re confused. There had been a lot of rain in the winter. We went camping in the summer. There was no flooding. The water level increased because of something that they did at the dam upstream. So, if they didn’t open the sluice, what did they do every night?
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  34.  @luciferjohnson8495 , He’s offended because it means Russia is losing.
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  35.  @ba-gg6jo , The Soviet Union started WW2.
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  36.  @ThatDude01028 , That’s nonsense. NATO has never been a threat to Russia.
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  37.  @zedascouve2180 , The original purpose of NATO was for defense against the Soviet Union.
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  38.  @zedascouve2180 , Now everyone wants to join NATO for protection against Russia. That’s why Ukraine wanted to join.
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  39.  @zedascouve2180 , Has Ukraine been allowed to join in 2008, Russia would have never invaded Crimea and Donbas.
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  40.  @ThatDude01028 , You know that’s a lie. Russia invaded Ukraine for Christ’s sake.
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  41.  @ThatDude01028 , In fact, right after the Ukrainian people chased Putin’s puppet out of Kiev, Putin invaded Donbas and Crimea.
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  42.  @abolstad7104 , Did he have to write a 100 page novel?
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  43.  @blockyuniverseproductions , Gggggggggg Ukraine could have easily replaced all the ancient Soviet electronics with and Arduino.
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  44.  @Jman-uz6gp , Exactly. They had him fooled.
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  45.  @geraldmunro7583 , You’re confused. The Azov battalions were were merely defending Ukraine from a Russian invasion. The Russians who invaded and Occupied Donbas kept trying to expand. Putin sent his Nazis to Donbas in 2014 after the people of Ukraine chased Putin’s puppet out of Kyiv. Ukraine has every right to defend their country from the Russian Nazis, and that’s what the Azov have been doing since 2014.
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  46.  @jesseperry7141 , Whenever Russians realize that Russia os losing, they start talking about the old outdated unmaintained nukes that Putin inherited from the Soviet Union over 30 years ago.
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  47.  @ThatDude01028 , Russia has been interfering with Ukrainian politics for years. When that failed, they invaded.
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  48.  @kontenterrorist2449 , So you’re saying that our nukes don’t even work?
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  49.  @howiescott5865 , Finland and Sweden should have annexed the entire eastern half of the peninsula to the east of Finland and made it into its own independent country before they joined NATO. That way Putin wouldn’t be so upset about NATO expanding its borders with Russia. We all know how much Putin likes to have a neutral buffer between Russia and NATO, right?
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  50. I have a question for everyone who’s against NATO expansion. Why do so many countries want to join?
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  51. “It might get worse for Ukraine before it gets better.” Correction, “It will get worse for the Russians who are being forced to advance at all costs before US aid arrives.”
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  52.  @MrRoyalbeers , I believe they made two bridgeheads.
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  53.  @ELYELYELroy , Wrong. US oil refineries can process US oil. It’s just more profitable to export US oil that’s easier to refine, and buy cheaper oil that’s more difficult to refine, because US oil companies can also refine that cheaper oil.
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  54. When Russia runs out of resources, they lose, and those lines on the map instantly jump back to where they were pre 2014. Unless the west completely abandons Ukraine, Ukraine will never run out if resources.
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  55. At 9:53, “As of now, Russia has been working on the salient for almost a full calendar year.” Are you sure it’s not a cauldron?
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  56.  @Chuck_Hooks , Why doesn’t Hamas ever attack Egypt?
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  57. Egypt was willing to delay humanitarian aid entering Gaza because they know it’ll help Hamas, but why won’t they let the Gazans evacuate to Egypt, then send them all to Iran, Libya, Syria or Turkey?
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  58.  @ZoragRingael , Poland should invade Russia. They could easily take Moscow. Unfortunately Belarus is in the way.
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  59.  @Nauda999 , The Soviet Union also invaded Afghanistan, but they lost and were chased out.
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  60.  @lq7777 , These people weren’t drafted? Did they volunteer?
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  61.  @brownpleasure9320 , “If Russia gets attacked and their homeland is under fire they can…” It would not be easy, and they do not have enough weapons or ammo for them. Ukraine has destroyed a whole bunch of it, and they lack the capacity to manufacture more. Russia can’t even manufacture ball bearings to properly maintain their trains.
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  62.  @igorlubej168 , In WW2 the United States provided the Soviet Union with what they needed because they were incapable of manufacturing themselves. Today they can’t manufacture sleeping bags, jackets, proper boots, and ball bearings.
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  63.  @Fillipok , Who is learning what from the USA? The United States liberated Iraq from Saddam, then left. Iraq isn’t now part of the United States or a United States territory. So are you claiming that Russia wants to liberate Ukraine from Zelensky. (who was elected and who unlike Lukashenko and Putin isn’t a dictator)
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  64.  @rogink , True. It wasn’t the Dnipro, but it was a river, and there was a dam upstream that was doing something that was causing the river to rise every night, and it hadn’t rained for months, despite there being plenty of rain months prior.
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  65.  @bfree6197 , Exactly!
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  66. The west should have started training Ukrainian F16 pilots and mechanics within the first month of the invasion. Whoever’s in charge is obviously incompetent.
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  67.  @kontenterrorist2449 , A friend who’s a nuclear physicist just told me the other day that the simulation software is pretty good. It helps them debug their designs, but it’s not perfect, so they still need to do a lot of trial and error. Some stuff that works in simulation doesn’t work in reality and visa versa.
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  68.  @megaham1552 , They’re not returning home.
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  69.  @tr1bes , You must believe that Putin’s antique nukes from the failed Soviet Union have actually been properly maintained since 1991.
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  70. Russia blew up the pipelines so that they could blame the US for two reasons. 1) Tell it's people that the US is attacking Russian infrastructure. 2) Piss off Europe because the US cut off their gas, so now they're gonna freeze. This plan only works if they can convince everyone that the US did it, and there's a gas shortage this winter. If there's no gas shortage, Europe won't care who blew it up. If there is a gas shortage, but Russia is unable to convince Europe that the US did it, then Europe will blame someone else.
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  71. In 18 months, United States hasn’t spent a dime on Ukraine. The United States has only given Ukraine old outdated weapons and munitions. The United States is then spending money replacing those old outdated weapons and munitions. This is money we would, and should be spending anyway, because our weapons and munitions are old and outdated.
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  72. What’s BS? Can you explain? I doubt it..
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  73. Egypt was willing to delay humanitarian aid entering Gaza because they know it’ll help Hamas, but why won’t they let the Gazans evacuate to Egypt, then send them all to Iran, Libya, Syria or Turkey?
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  74. Bakhmut was an opportunity to slaughter 100,000 Russian Nazis. If Ukraine held Bakhmut for longer, maybe they could have slaughtered 100,000 more.
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  75. Russia should be required to pay for all the military and other aid provided to Ukraine.
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  76.  @Kastrenzo74 , C’mon now. After McDonald’s pulled out of Russia, this guy still needs to feed his family. He had to choose between cannon fodder, or a troll farm. He chose the latter. Hopefully Putin is paying him enough to feed his family. We should feel sorry for these poor brainwashed fools.
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  77.  @geofflepper3207 , The US oil refineries can process US oil, but it’s more profitable to sell that oil and buy cheaper oil to refine, because US oil refineries can process that cheaper oil.
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  78.  @h8GW , Companies don’t care about helping out anyone except themselves. Especially oil companies.
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  79.  @Bass_attack7755  <—— Confused brainwashed Russian fool.
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  80. Poland could always put 50,000 of their soldiers on their border with Belarus, then call Lukashenko and say, “Try it pal.”
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  81. Russia is depleting their resources at a rate significantly faster than the west. The only problem is that the west is too slow sending those resources to Ukraine. Russia, however, inherited their resources from the Soviet Union. Russia is so pathetic, they’re now supplying their troops with golf carts instead of tanks.
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  82.  @jeanpaulchristian3282  <—— Delusional brainwashed Russia dum bass.
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  83. A weakened Russia doesn’t mean a stronger west. It only means a weaker Russia. A weaker Russia is good for China, as China can easier exploit Russia.
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  84. Exactly… Appeasement didn’t work then, and it won’t work now.
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  85. Russia has been using them in Donbas since 2014, not Ukraine.
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  86. Kherson was never a feigned attack. It was a slow long one.
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  87. Russia invaded Ukraine, not the University States. It’s obviously Russia that loves wars.
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  88. Iran’s drones and missiles are pathetically easy to disable with air defenses.
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  89.  @CorePathway , Exactly. Egypt doesn’t give a chit about the Gazans, because it’s “not their circus, not their monkeys.”
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  90. The cause of this war is Putin… You made that into a whole book?
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  91.  @Josiecel , And It’s not even their equipment they’d be giving up. It’s Putin’s.
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  92.  @markae0 , That’s why you’re supposed to keep it in cans.
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  93. Now it’s time for Ukraine to finish off the railway bridge and all of Russia’s ferries.
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  94. Ukraine needs to get close enough to reach the river crossings with heavy artillery as soon as possible so they can bombard Russia’s escape routes.
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  95. There should be no escape. The only way out of Kherson should be through a Ukrainian POW camp.
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  96.  @adairjanney7109 <—— Confused fool has no clue what a circle is.
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  97.  @hyhhy , Finland has always been afraid of Russian imperialism. They felt that they could better manage their dangerous relationship with Russia without joining NATO. They recently changed their mind. Finland has also done many other things to prepare for a Russian invasion. There’s absolutely no way Russia’s pathetic Nazi army could take Finland.
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  98.  @anetastana7273 , But it comes in handy when a bunch of Russian Nazis invade your country.
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  99.  @dchappy6985 , A border dispute? Or a full scale invasion? Fortunately Russia is being denazified and demilitarized. Russia will soon have an economy similar to North Korea, Venezuela, and Cuba. We can all thank Putin. He’s obviously a traitor to Russia.
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  100.  @hyhhy , You’re not from Finland. You’re a liar.
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  101.  @cabctep5615 , Russia bombed and shelled so many nations that you’re a dum bass.
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  102.  @henrikmanitski1061 , Nah. Poland should invade Russia before Russia invades Poland. It’s Putin’s preemptive defense strategy. They can then exterminate the Russian Nazis so they can no longer be a danger to global peace. Russia definitely needs to be denazified and demilitarized.
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  103.  @u2beuser714 , How many former Soviet states has Russia invaded since 1991? Why would Russia want to join NATO? Who is Russia afraid of?
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  104.  @sorzin2289 , If joining NATO is bad, why does Sweden want to join? Why did Finland join?
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  105. They need to arrest all of the Oligarch’s children who are currently in Europe and hold them all hostage until they exchange them for Putin. There are many of these children, and I’m pretty sure that their parents would all team up on Putin. Especially if they start receiving fingers in the mail.
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  106. Wrong. It’s Russia has been using them on Ukrainians in Donbas since 2014, not Ukraine.
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  107.  @baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 , Putin is tarded bro.
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  108.  @lq7777 , Real reservists receive continuous training after they leave the military so they are already ready to be mobilized and placed in battle with no further training. Russian reservists were never properly trained in ever. “Technically reservists” is nothing more than complete nonsense. They are being sent to die on the front lines untrained, incompetent, and under supplied.
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  109.  @militaristaustrian , Russia never had 2 million reservists.
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  110.  @soreeyez , Former Soviet states join NATO for protection against Russia. That’s the only reason they join. Before this recent invasion, NATO was becoming irrelevant because they stopped being afraid that they might be invaded by Russia. This invasion has renewed their interest in joining. Before this invasion, Ukraine wasn’t Russophobic, but now they are, thanks to Putin.
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  111.  @militaristaustrian , Nonsense fake numbers from Russia. If Russia had 2 million reservists, they would have won this war already without drafting untrained incompetent soldiers.
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  112. All y’all Putin lovers are delusional.
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  113.  @aaronbaker2186 , Yup. These fools are confused. They don’t get it. Their brains are malfunctioning and they’re delusional.
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  114.  @divoulos5758 , The more they send, the longer it’ll take to kill and/or capture them all, but Ukraine will still win.
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  115.  @Ljunggren2  <—— Incredibly delusional.
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  116.  @Gazkhuul , Even with a very good reason to do so, they would collapse ic they “put that many people on the ground”.
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  117.  @dreadpenguinlord340 , LOL
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  118.  @divoulos5758 , Nah. The untrained inexperienced undersupplied cowards that Putin is sending to the front lines will start shootings at nothing as soon as they hear gunfire and get scared. They’ll just run out of ammo sooner then either surrender or get themselves killed.
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  119.  @forestMog , Russia has the second most powerful military in Ukraine. In the world, I think Poland could defeat Russia. I believe instead of joining NATO Finland and Sweden should team up and liberate the portion of Russia to the east of Finland. Also Kazakhstan and Georgia should liberate the portion of Russia between Ukrainian and Kazakhstan.
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  120.  @zoomeraygun1 , Absolutely!!
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  121.  @Belliger1991 , You might not understand that Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine is defending their country and freedom from an invasion. Nobody is making Ukrainian fight this war except Russian soldiers. If Putin were to pull then out of Ukraine, this war would end immediately. That’s not what a proxy war is. You either aren’t aware that Russia invaded Ukraine, or you’re extremely confused. Nobody anywhere wants this war except Putin and his supporters. NATO does not want this war. The United States does not want this war. Zelensky does not want this war. The Ukrainian people do not want this war. But the Ukrainian people obviously do not want to be part of Russia, and they are willing to fight for their freedom.
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  122.  @grenadaball7655 , 2014 was an invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They invaded and overthrew the local governments of Crimea and Donbas.
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  123.  @grenadaball7655 , Nope. Nonsense. Crimea does not want to be part of Russia. That’s a complete lie. All the Russians in Crimea can go back to Russia so the Crimeans can be free to go back to Crimea.
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  124.  @Belliger1991 , You mean the Molotov cocktails?
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  125.  @class2instructor32  <—— Wrong…
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  126.  @class2instructor32  <—— Extremely confused… Ever heard the term “whataboutism”?
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  127.  @class2instructor32  <—— Extremely confused… Ever heard the term “whataboutism”?
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  128.  @soreeyez , Nobody was Russophobic until after Putin sent his Nazi army to invade.
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  129.  @class2instructor32 , “3 to 4 weeks….Maybe sooner” ROTFLMAO!!!! Sure. Whatever you say bro.
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  130.  @class2instructor32 , I already know what we’re gonna see.
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  131. Intel? What about AMD and Nvidia?
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  132. LOL Probably….
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  133. Russia doesn’t have 5,000 nukes. They have 5,000 duds.
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  134.  @rudysmith1552 , There’s no such thing as “off by 10%”. Either they all work or they’re all duds. The Soviet Union fell over 30 years ago. Even back then these things were poorly maintained. Maybe 90% worked. Now, everyone who knows how to maintain them are dead, and Russia is the most corrupt country on earth. Now, none of them work.
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  135.  @rudysmith1552 , Are you a coward? No worries. Not only are they all duds, but they won’t even reach their destinations. The rockets don’t work either. The fuel has expired.
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  136.  @rudysmith1552 , Are you a coward? No worries. Not only are they all duds, but they won’t even reach their destinations. The rockets don’t work either. The rocket fuel has expired and the guidance systems have corroded.
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  137. Elon is obviously a ignore ant dum bass. He didn’t start PayPal, and he stole Tesla from its original founders.
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  138. Anyone who sues for assets ceased by Russia should be told to go sue Putin since he started this war.
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  139. ⁠ @mrosbaum , War started in 2014 by a guy named Putin. Petro Poroshenko was his puppet.
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  140.  @mrosbaum , War started in 2014 by a guy named Putin. Petro Poroshenko was his puppet.
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  141.  @mrosbaum , War started in 2014 by a guy named Putin. Petro Poroshenko was his puppet.
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  142.  @Mastercane98 , Putin started this war in 2014 when he sent his Nazis to invade Donbas and Crimea.
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  143.  @Mastercane98 , Yes.
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  144.  @mrosbaum , Porosenko was Putin’s puppet. That’s why the Ukrainians chased him out of Kiev.
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  145. After Russia is defeated, there should be 0 investment in Russia for a minimum of 50 years.
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  146. The current generation of Russians should be gone before sanctions are lifted.
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  147. We should treat
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  148. Russia
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  149. like Venezuela, Iran, or North Korea
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  150. until Russia’s current generation has been replaced.
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  151. Ukraine is demilitarizing Russia. Once this is over, not only will Russia have the economy of North Korea, but they’ll also have no more military.
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  152.  @markae0 , The people who buy it don’t buy very much, but they absolutely need it. A friend of mine buys Tritium all the time for his neutron generator.
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  153.  @stanley1554 , We weren’t right next to the water. We were at least 5ft above the daytime water level. We also went camping there every summer, and this only happened one summer.
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  154.  @klubstompers , Obviously if the sluice is always open, you can’t change the water level by opening. Duhhhh…. If the sluice is already open, then to change the downstream water level, you must close the sluice. Do you understand the meaning of “open” and “close”?
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  155.  @klubstompers , This is not what Hemuyield said. He said “Opening the sluice…” To open a sluice, it must start off closed, then be opened.
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  156.  @klubstompers , So then it raised the water level 5 months ago. When it was opened.
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  157.  @jeffreykidwell3335 , Exactly…
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  158.  @klubstompers , So there’s no water heading to Crimea now?
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  159. 33 hostages for several hundred prisoners? Why? Hamas is losing.
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  160.  @BabbaYagga , Wrong. It’s a fact. Russia started this war in 2014 after Ukraine chased Putin’s puppet out of Kiev.
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  161.  @ThatDude01028 , NATO has never been a threat to Russia and never planned or threatened to invade Russia. Anyone who believes otherwise is an ignore ant delusional full.
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  162.  @KolyaUrtz , There was no CIA coup. There was, however, a Kremlin coup in Donbas and Crimea shortly after the Ukrainians chased Putin’s puppet out of Kiev.
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  163.  @KolyaUrtz , There was no CIA coup in Ukraine. You’re wasting your time because nobody believes that lie.
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  164.  @KolyaUrtz , There was no CIA coup in Ukraine. You’re wasting your time because nobody believes that lie.
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  165.  @zedascouve2180 , NATO is a defense alliance created to defend against the Soviet Union. Now everyone wants to join NATO for defense against Russia.
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  166.  @ThatDude01028 , You know that’s a lie. Russia invaded Ukraine for Christ’s sake. And before that Russia was interfering with Ukrainian politics and installing Putin’s puppets in the Ukrainian government.
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  167.  @ThatDude01028 , Before that Russia was interfering with Ukrainian politics and installing Putin’s puppets in the Ukrainian government.
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  168.  @ThatDude01028 , You know that’s a lie. Russia invaded Ukraine for Christ’s sake. Before that Russia was interfering with Ukrainian politics and installing Putin’s puppets in the Ukrainian government.
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  169.  @milaro222 , No it wouldn’t. Putin knows that Russia’s pathetic military is no match for NATO. That’s why he didn’t want Ukraine to join NATO.
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  170.  @sol_in.victus , Russia blew up the pipelines so that they could blame the US for two reasons. 1) Tell it's people that the US is attacking Russian infrastructure. 2) Piss off Europe because the US cut off their gas, so now they're gonna freeze. This plan only works if they can convince everyone that the US did it, and there's a gas shortage this winter. If there's no gas shortage, Europe won't care who blew it up. If there is a gas shortage, but Russia is unable to convince Europe that the US did it, then Europe will blame someone else.
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  171. The Ukrainian people are fighting because they want to defend their country from a Russian invasion, not because the west told them too. If Putin wants them to stop fighting, he can easily withdraw his troops. If he doesn’t, then Russia will obviously be demilitarized by Ukraine, and then China might invade Manchuria. Heck, China might take all of Siberia. Why not, since Russia will be defenseless after they have been completely demilitarized by Ukraine.
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  172.  @jarrensmith1060 , Russia blew up the pipelines so that they could blame the US for two reasons. 1) Tell it's people that the US is attacking Russian infrastructure. 2) Piss off Europe because the US cut off their gas, so now they're gonna freeze. This plan only works if they can convince everyone that the US did it, and there's a gas shortage this winter. If there's no gas shortage, Europe won't care who blew it up. If there is a gas shortage, but Russia is unable to convince Europe that the US did it, then Europe will blame someone else.
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  173.  @Christoffel101 , How does a botched attack save face?
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  174. What does Russian oil refineries have to do with US politics? Absolutely nothing, because oil refineries do not produce oil so it will not impact global oil prices or US fuel prices.
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  175. Eliminating Russia’s oil refineries increases Russian oil exports.
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  176. It’s time to send another remote control truckload of explosives across the other side of the bridge.
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  177. But this time with a shaped charge facing the railway.
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  178.  @michaelpelzek8882 , Russia is a threat to global security. The west doing business with Russia for the past 30 years was obviously a mistake. The west has learned their lesson. Now Russia has the economy of North Korea and Venezuela to look forward to. Russia will soon be owned by China.
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  179.  @michaelpelzek8882 , Russia is a threat to global security. Thankfully Ukraine is solving that problem for us.
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  180. Is that $27 KFC meal fresh? KFC isn’t very good if it’s not fresh.
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  181. Without Putin Russia would never be what it is today. The second most powerful military in Ukraine.
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  182.  @Timlagor , If they have some functioning weapons, then they know how to maintain them, and could maintain them all. They can’t can’t maintain any of them, so they’re all duds.
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  183.  @Timlagor , It’s not about competent engineers. It’s about the lost knowledge. The Soviet Union designed and maintained these things a long time ago. The Soviet Union collapsed, and the knowledge was lost. Unless, they recently found someone with that knowledge, nobody knows how to maintain these things. You obviously lack a functioning brain, so I doubt you’ll understand what I just said.
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  184.  @Timlagor , It’s not about competent engineers. It’s about the lost knowledge. The Soviet Union designed and maintained these things a long time ago. The Soviet Union collapsed, and the knowledge was lost. Unless, they recently found someone with that knowledge, nobody knows how to maintain these things. You obviously lack a functioning brain, so I doubt you’ll understand what I just said.
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  185.  @Timlagor , It’s not about competent engineers. It’s about the lost knowledge. The Soviet Union designed and maintained these things a long time ago. The Soviet Union collapsed, and the knowledge was lost. Unless, they recently found someone with that knowledge, nobody knows how to maintain these things.
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  186.  @DiamondKingStudios , Trade secrets last only as long as you can keep it a secret. If someone else figures it out, you have no protections.
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  187.  @Timlagor , What did I make up? Who do you believe maintained the nuclear weapons after the Soviet Union fell? Do you believe the technicians who maintained them worked for free? Did their managers? Who was governing them? Do you believe that maintaining their nukes was a priority at that time?
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  188.  @theplasmacollider6431 , Tritium is Tritium. Physics doesn’t change for Russia.
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  189.  @theplasmacollider6431 , Do you know what the half life of tritium is and why it matters?
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  190.  @Signal_Glow , You have no idea what you’re talking about. The reason it only takes Russia 5-7 years is because they’re producing garbage. The reason it takes the US 20 years is becoming they’re not. That’s why Ukraine is able to be an even match with Russia with far less equipment that’s old outdated trash from the west.
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  191.  @Signal_Glow , You have no idea what you’re talking about. The reason it only takes Russia 5-7 years is because they’re producing garbage. The reason it takes the US 20 years is becoming they’re not.
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  192.  @Signal_Glow , Wow. You’re all full of Russian lies and propaganda. The fact is, advanced Russian technology is a myth that’s been debunked by Ukraine.
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  193.  @Signal_Glow , Do you know why Russian arms sales have plummeted?
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  194.  @Signal_Glow , Why doesn’t anyone want Russian military equipment any more?
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  195.  @manishdyall4779 , Did you hear about Russia’s most recent attempt at a moon landing? How’d that go?
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  196.  @manishdyall4779 , What about Russia’s hypersonic Kinzhal missiles? Wasn’t it supposed to be impossible to shoot down?
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  197.  @manishdyall4779 , Do you believe that Ukraine has a sufficient number of western air defense systems to protect all of Ukraine? How many Iskanders do you believe would reach their targets if Ukraine had a sufficient number of air defense systems? How many toy airplanes has Ukraine used to successfully strike Russian oil refineries and ships? Russia’s air defenses are obviously a joke, just like their missiles. Russian technology is a joke.
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  198.  @manishdyall4779 , How many toy airplanes has Ukraine successfully sent to Russian oil refineries oil depots and Russian ships? Why is Russia’s navy hiding from Ukraine? Russia’s air defenses are obviously a joke.
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  199.  @manishdyall4779 , How many toy airplanes has Ukraine successfully sent to Russian oil refineries oil depots and Russian ships? Why is Russia’s navy hiding from Ukraine? Russia’s air defenses are obviously a joke.
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  200.  @Signal_Glow , Hahahahahaha!!! You’re joking right? Nobody wants Russian garbage now that they’ve seen how it performed in Ukraine.
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  201.  @Signal_Glow , After seeing the performance of that equipment in Ukraine, nobody wants that crap.
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  202. There’s only one thing standing in the way of peace. It’s Putin.
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  203.  @PeterMuskrat6968 , Which is why it is now time for Ukraine to take out the railway bridge and all of Russia’s ferries.
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  204.  @ThereIsAlwaysaWay2 , Russia is using the civilian part of the bridge to transport military supplies. Ukraine needs to destroy the railroad bridge too, and all of Russia’s ferries and the entire Black Sea fleet.
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  205.  @ThereIsAlwaysaWay2 , You are wrong. They are using both trains and trucks to transport military equipment and other military supplies. They’re only using trains to transport tanks, because tanks are extremely heavy. They can be transported more efficiently with trains.
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  206.  @ThereIsAlwaysaWay2 , Hahahahahaha!!! Sure bro.
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  207.  @ThereIsAlwaysaWay2  <—— Lying dum bass.
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  208.  @thorn6809 , Extreme heat destroys concrete. Absolutely… They are very lucky that there was a train full of diesel tanks when that truck exploded.
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  209.  @dontiavang558 , Putin sent all their military trainers to the front lines within the first 2 months of the invasion. They were all killed.
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  210.  Just a turtle , Russians obviously love garbage. Have you seen their trenches? The Ukrainian homes they’ve occupied? 90% of their country? They feel right at home in garbage dumps.
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  211.  @abolstad7104 , Ukrainians were doing nothing to their own citizens before 2014. You’ve fallen for Russian lies and propaganda.
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  212.  @abolstad7104 , Oh. I’m sorry. It’s 60,000.
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  213. Appeasement led to WW2, just like appeasement today will eventually lead to WW3. That’s why this needs to and will stop here and now. Before Russia invaded Ukraine Nobody was a threat to Russia. There were no sanctions. The sanctions only started AFTER Russia invaded Ukraine. And the sanctions should not cease until Russia has been 100% demilitarized and broken into individual countries.
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  214.  @jimtoner9602  <—— Wrong… Russia has no valid claims to anything. You’ve obviously been brainwashed by Russian lies.
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  215.  @howiescott5865 , Biden needs to call Xi and tell him that if he wants to annex Manchuria, the United States won’t interfere.
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  216.  @tr1bes , So you’re saying that after half of Putin’s nukes explode in their silos and the other half are shot down before they cross Russia’s borders, Russia will be a toxic wasteland like Chernobyl for the next 20,000 years?
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  217. Projection is what Russians are good at.
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  218. In fact, it’s about all they’re good at.
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  219. Ukraine doesn’t have to blow up the entire bridge. They can take out just 1 span on one end.
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  220. The bomblets in the cluster bombs sent to Ukraine have shaped charges capable of penetrating 4cm of armor. This is easily enough to penetrate the top of a Russian tank.
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  221.  @danielbailey5849 , The Russian ones don’t have shaped charges. They’re meant to kill humans, not destroy tanks. And Russia has been using them in Donbas since 2014, not Ukraine.
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  222. @NationalAmerican TeroristicOrganisationNATO <—— Liar… Nobody wants to be part of Russia. Not even most Russians in Russia. For years Russia had to keep people from escaping Russia. One guy built his own paraglider and flew out if Russia. When the Soviet Union fell, all the smartest Russians left.
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  223.  @blockyuniverseproductions , Ukraine could have easily replaced all the ancient Soviet electronics with and Arduino.
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  224.  @blockyuniverseproductions , Ukraine could have easily replaced all the ancient Soviet electronics with and Arduino.
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  225.  @TheFezTheLord , Exactly.
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  226.  @lurker668 , Exactly.
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  227. Ukraine needs to get close enough to reach the river crossings with heavy artillery as soon as possible so they can bombard Russia’s escape routes. There should be no escape. The only way out of Kherson should be through a Ukrainian POW camp.
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  228. I hope so.
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  229.  @michaelharvey75 , You didn’t answer the question. Are you confused?
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  230.  @michaelharvey75 , You must be referring to Russians.
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  231.  @michaelharvey75 , Then you’re extremely confused and brainwashed. Russia is the most corrupt country on the planet. Russians love corruption. Russia created all the corruption in Ukraine. Fortunately after Ukraine eliminates the Russian Nazis that invaded their country, they’ll be able to eliminate all the corruption in their country.
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  232. Everyone attempting to leave Russia should have to answer questions about Putin and his invasion of Ukraine on a video to be posted online. They should be allowed to leave Russia only if they answer appropriately.
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  233. Russia on the brink of collapse and Trump bails them out.
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  234. What if the west wants Russia to believe that the west won’t stay the course. Maybe the west wants Russia to keep fighting until they have nothing left. Maybe the west wants Ukraine to completely demilitarize Russia so this never happens again. Maybe this is also what Ukraine wants. If the Russian Nazis give up and withdrawals from Ukraine before Russia is demilitarized, they might regroup and try again later. By completely demilitarizing them now, WW3 will be prevented, so demilitarizing the Russian Nazis is the best thing for everyone.
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  235.  @root6572 , Israel will obviously win. Gaza is tiny with a pathetic military. Israel will flatten Gaza, and after what Hamas, the elected government of Gaza did, Israel has no choice but to flatten Gaza. Maybe next time the Gazans won’t elect a terrorist group to be their government.
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  236.  @Tormentality , I believe you’re confused. Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t send Israeli terrorists into Gaza to murder, rape, and kidnap Palestinians. It was Hamas, the elected government of Gaza that sent terrorists into Israel.
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  237.  @Sammylgz240 , Tell Hamas and Putin. They are the ones who want war. Everyone else wants peace.
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  238.  @Sammylgz240 , Russia is forcing Russians to die on the front lines of a pointless invasion of their neighbor.
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  239.  @nigelstansfield1644 , Ukraine gave all their nukes to Russia. They should have given them to the United States instead.
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  240. Ukraine is already full of Russian landmines and unexploded Russian bomblets. What difference will a few more make?
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  241. LOL It’s Russia that has already lost. The stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union are dwindling, and the vast fortune that Putin has been stealing from the Russian people for over 2 decades is being squandered. Putin is obviously a fool. He had a good thing going for himself and hits buddies, and now that’s over with. He’s finished.
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  242.  @rickysmyth , Cowards.
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  243.  @MIAMI-CASUAL  ^^^^^^^^ Delusional brainwashed Russian fool…
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  244.  @geraldmunro7583 , The ethnic Russians in Donbas were perfectly fine before Putin sent his Nazis in 2014.
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  245.  @ranchodeluxe1 , There were no Russians in the east of Ukraine until 2014 when Putin sent his Nazis there to murder Ukrainians and cause other problems.
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  246.  @mladenzigic4579 , You’re confused. The United States won in Afghanistan. It’s the Soviet Union that lost in Afghanistan. The United States didn’t leave Afghanistan because they were defeated. They left because they decided that it was a waste of money to stay. The Soviet Union, on the other hand, were defeated in Afghanistan.
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  247.  @mladenzigic4579 , “There were 2,402 United States military deaths in the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021). 1,921 of these deaths were the result of hostile action.” So around 120 US soldiers killed per year? How many Russian Nazis have been killed so far in Ukraine?
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  248.  @ranchodeluxe1 , Where are we today? Half way finished demilitarizing and denazifying Russia?
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  249.  @ranchodeluxe1 , You’re extremely confused bro. You must be another one of the many brainwashed Russian fools that keep posting stew pid comments on YouTube. Russia is not a superpower. The Soviet Union was, but the Soviet Union fell apart.
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  250. It looks a lot like a cauldron to me.
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  251.  @roslynhita6149 , Who invaded who?
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  252.  @Splitkix , What if it’s difficult to tell who? What if Russia bombs themselves then blames Ukraine and there’s no evidence to the contrary?
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  253.  @NLF68 , Nope. Russia violated all the agreements, including both Minsk agreements.
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  254.  @NLF68 , There was no coup. Nobody believes your lies.
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  255. @NLF68, According to reality I’m right.
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  256.  @robertscott961 , Someone violated the agreement first. That was Russia. Ukraine had no choice but to respond.
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  257.  @robertscott961 , Someone violated the Minsk agreements first. That someone would be Russia.
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  258.  @robertscott961 , Someone violated the Minsk agreements first. That someone would be Russia.
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  259.  @markadal , Exactly. Russia is a horrible nation.
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  260. @NLF68, I don’t have to prove anything to you. I know the truth and I know that nobody believes your lies. I also know that you’ve been shadow banned by YouTube because you’ve been trying to spread lies.
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  261.  @NLF68 , I don’t have to prove anything to you. I know the truth and I know that nobody believes your lies. I also know that you’ve been shadow banned by YouTube because you’ve been trying to spread lies.
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  262. If high interest rates increases savings, won’t people deposit more money in the banks causing the banks to have more money to lend? If the banks aren’t lending money, how are they earning money to pay the interest?
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  263. If banks are lending more money, isn’t that more investment in growth?
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  264. How is Netanyahu prolonging the war?
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  265.  @ehannasir8464 , What proposal? Hamas gets to go into Israel, murder over 1,000 Israelis, then negotiate? What kind of a fool are you?
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  266. China might be discovering that all those weapons that Russia helped them build are crap.
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  267. China should retake their territory in Russia.
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  268.  @herluisalvarado8366 , Nope. Not at all bad news for China. China won’t be invading Taiwan. Zhi isn’t stew pid like Putin.
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  269. Germans obviously haven’t discovered blankets and long johns.
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  270.  @me0101001000 , Putin’s nukes don’t work. They haven’t been properly maintained since at least 1991, and most likely longer. The half life of deuterium is around 12.3 years.
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  271. BRICS isn’t a list of Russia’s allies. It’s a list of poor countries trying to improve their own position in the world and increase their own prosperity.
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