Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. Zelensky should welcome peace negotiations. They should include a full withdrawal from Crimea and Donbas, reparations, and Russia giving up their nukes in exchange for security guarantees.
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  2. Zelensky should welcome peace negotiations. They should include a full withdrawal from Crimea and Donbas, reparations, and Russia giving up their nukes in exchange for security guarantees.
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  3.  @goenzoy712 , All the gold mines in California have shut down because the cost to extract and refine the gold is higher than the value of the gold that they’d extract. The profits of Russia producing 1000 tons of gold is significantly less than the value of 1000 tons of gold because that doesn’t account for the cost to extract and refine that gold. So, what’s Russia’s profit from the production of that gold? Do you know? If you don’t, then that number means nothing.
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  4.  @Princip666 , Neither your comments nor your delusional beliefs have any impact on the outcome of this war. You’re wasting your time here. You’re convincing no one and it would matter if you did.
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  5.  @Princip666 , In less than 3 years Putin has squandered 2/3 of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and 75% of Russia’s Soviet stockpiles. How much longer will it take for Putin to squander the rest? What happens after he has?
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  6.  @wp9860 , When? When Russia runs out of money and it’s Soviet stockpiles. That’s when. That could be anywhere between 6 months and 2 years from today. Russia has already squandered 80% of its Soviet stockpiles and around 60% of its sovereign wealth fund.
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  7.  @dayegilharno4988 , A Peace deal could include giving Ukraine a 100 mile strip of Russia north of Ukraine’s border as a “buffer zone” and everything between Ukraine and Kazakhstan, and south there of.
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  8.  @Princip666 , Sanctions should not end until Russia gives up their military and their nukes in exchange for security guarantees. It’ll likely take another year or two for Russia to be willing.
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  9. all their resources.
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  10.  @neekota , Russia had access and they closed the gates so there reservoir would overfill to maximize the effect. Russia had this planned for over 8 months.
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  11.  @mmdoof , You’re right. All the smart Russians left Russia already.
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  12.  @Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson , Having to speak in code is how I know it’s automated and not trolls.
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  13.  @antebratincevic6764 , Putin violated the Minks Accord and the Budapest Memorandum. Putin has never honored any agreement.
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  14. completely depletes
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  15. The best security guarantees for Ukraine is that Russia
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  16. All their money and all their Soviet stockpiles. That’ll take another year.
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  17.  @disposabull , If all of Russia’s Soviet factories have rotted away, how are they refurbishing all those old Soviet tanks?
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  18. He forgot to talk about Russia’s unsustainable losses? Russia has only 1 to 2 years left of the massive stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union.
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  19.  @fyrchmyrddin1937 , Trump supporters are “progressive”? That’s new…
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  20.  @attilamarics4808 , And now Ukraine is more militarized than its been in over 30 years, and the west keeps giving them more. Every country in Europe us increasing military spending and NATO is expanding. These are all thanks to Putin.
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  21. The longer Putin believes
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  22. he can win, the deeper the hole he digs for Russia.
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  23.  @jamiemacdonald208 , You don’t think Putin can cancel contracts or simply ignore them as he does everything he’s ever agreed to?
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  24. What about Russia’s unsustainable losses? Russia has only 1 to 2 years left of the massive stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union.
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  25.  @neithere , North Korea and Venezuela have a lot of natural resources.
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  26.  @goenzoy712 , Well, how would you know that of you have absolutely no clue how much it costs to mine 1000 tons of gold? You’re making an assumption without any clue what you’re talking about.
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  27. If Ukraine had air superiority, none of this would be happening. If NATO was involved, Ukraine would have air superiority.
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  28. Ukraine is being forced to fight with their hands tied behind their backs. They are being forced to make due with what they have.
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  29.  @dallysinghson5569 , Russia doesn’t have the capacity to learn. All the smart Russians left.
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  30.  @zorrofox8950 , He’s actually doing great. Mighty Russia is still losing. He made the Russian military into a joke. His comedic talents are practically unlimited.
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  31. What would happen if Putin drafted 10 million recruits and instead of sending them to fight his war forced them to work in the military factories for cheap. Then he wouldn’t have to pay them so much to manufacture Russia’s military equipment.
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  32. A war economy works great until the money runs out. Then what happens?
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  33.  @Homobikerus , If Russia was worried about the dam overflowing, they could have opened the gates. They didn’t. Why?
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  34.  @ThorstenStaerk , Hahahahahaha!!! Nobody ever accused the Russians of being intelligent.
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  35.  @goenzoy712 , Yes. Labor is cheaper in Russia. That’s likely why it’s still profitable to mine gold in Russia while it isn’t in California. My question is, how profitable?
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  36.  @krakhedd , The cigarettes would have been find if it weren’t for the truckloads of Taco Bell smuggled into Crimea by the west. When the Russians found it, they had no idea what would result after consuming too much of that stuff.
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  37. I believe that they should have kept it a secret that the weapons would arrive so quickly. They could have used Russia not knowing to take advantage of Russia last ditch efforts to advance before the weapons arrive.
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  38.  @u2beuser714 , No. I’m asking questions. You’re making assumptions. You do understand what questions are, right?
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  39.  @tomk3732  <—— Misinformed and confused.
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  40.  @dIRECTOR259  <—— Comedian. ROTFLMAO!!!
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  41. Russia is experiencing unsustainable losses. The longer they’re willing to do this, the better.
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  42.  @TheSteinbitt , Why would Putin care whether they have a job or not?
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  43.  @dIRECTOR259 , Not any more. This video explained everything quite clearly and accurately. Of course you’re extremely confused though.
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  44.  @major__kong , Well, Russian ships are useless in this war. US ships probably would be extremely useful.
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  45.  Truth Be Told , Ukraine was never part of Russia. Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. Russia was also part of the Soviet Union. Ukraine started the Soviet Union, not Russia. Therefore, maybe Russia should surrender their country to Ukraine. Putin should just give up and let Zelensky be president of both Ukraine and Russia.
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  46.  @tellyboy17 , Hiroshima saved millions of lives, including millions of Japanese lives.
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  47. Time isn’t on Russia’s side. Putin is delusional.
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  48. Poland could easily liberate Belarus from Lukashenko on their own. Putin wouldn’t be able to do chit about it.
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  49.  @Homobikerus , They were talking about it everywhere months ago. Either you’ve got Alzheimer’s, or you weren’t paying attention months ago.
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  50. You mean the unreasonable expectations, right?
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  51.  @atomf9143 , I’m certain that Putin is well aware that NATO is nothing more than an obstacle. However, he also knows that NATO is an insurmountable obstacle. They Russia has no chance against NATO, so NATO expansion means and end to his aspirations of rebuilding the Russian empire.
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  52.  @johnm7267 , Seems like you should move to Russia. You would probably love it there. When are you going?
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  53.  @meso8848 , Russia is trying to expand west, but Russia is failing because its incompetent military isn’t able to defeat a country with less than 1/5 its population despite having a 10x artillery advantage.
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  54.  @NewOrleansSeptember , This video is an accurate description of the situation in Ukraine right now. If you don’t like it, too bad. What you like or don’t like has no impact on the truth.
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  55.  @attilamarics4808 , You’re confused.
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  56. “If they’re not able to show results with all the equipment they’ve received…” You mean, “If they’re not able to show results with all the equipment they haven’t received…” The fact that the west didn’t start training a few thousand F16 pilots and aircraft mechanics over a year ago has left Ukraine handicapped, and we all know this. The results of this summer counter offensive while Ukraine is handicapped is irrelevant. They will receive more and more aid until they defeat the Russian Nazis who have invaded their country.
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  57. But Russia can’t manufacture ball bearings, microchips, and many other components. Russia will never be able to replace that AWACS that Ukraine shot down.
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  58.  @nian60 , Do you know the population of Belarus? Do you know the population of Poland? Do you know the size of their respective militaries? Poland obviously doesn’t need any help. All they have to do is focus only on military targets. The locals will likely help them eliminate and resistance. Then the rightful elected Belarusian government can take over.
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  59.  @foxquetzal420 , I totally agree. They should have taken out that bridge, and all the bridges to the north of Crimea. And also the locks in the dam for the reservoir that supplies Crimea with water. Immediately after, they need to take out all of Russia’s black sea naval presence The west needs to supply Ukraine with all the tools required to accomplish this.
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  60.  @ETBrooD , They’re only delaying the inevitable.
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  61. If the negotiations will last years, Ukraine will win this war before they’re finished.
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  62. Why did Ukraine allow the Russians to escape Kherson? There’s no way they withdrew in one day. That’s impossible. Russians usually have 3 defense lines. Everyone except the forward most line snuck across the river in civilian clothes for over 3 weeks while Russia claimed that they were evacuating civilians. Ukraine should not have allowed it. They should have kept destroying their escape routes the entire time.
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  63.  @stream2watch , I remember being afraid that Reagan was going to start a nuclear war when I was in the third grade.
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  64.  @r200ti  <—— Extremely confused. Why would Ukraine want to launch a counter offensive when we all know that the offensive side needs a minimum of 3x more troops and artillery. And apparently Russia needs 10x the artillery to advance at the pace of a crippled snail. The smartest plan for Ukraine is to let Russia keep struggling for every inch until they’ve been so demilitarized that a counter offensive could be won with a few thousand troops. Then they can march in and take everything with practically no resistance or casualties. If you had half a brain, you’d sew that Ukraine is doing exactly what they should do, and Russia is losing.
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  65. 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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  66.  @bjrnalmestad4563 , If they let Russia defeat Ukraine, they will be.
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  67.  @major__kong , Ships are useless in this war.
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  68.  @a5cent , Actually, the EU does have a mutual defense component. I just don’t know the details.
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  69.  @a5cent , No EU member has been attacked or invaded, so the defensive component of EU membership hasn’t been triggered. If Ukraine becomes an EU member, that’s nearly equivalent to being a NATO member. However, I don’t know what happens if an EU member that’s not a NATO member is attacked, so all of the EU comes to that member’s defense. Then this results in an EU member being attacked. Would this then trigger article 5?
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  70.  @zorrofox8950 , Then Zelensky can offer Trump Russia’s rare earth minerals.
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  71.  @ericp1139 , You’re confused and don’t understand what “conflict of interest” means. What are your thoughts regarding Elon and DOGE?
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  72.  @Lasse65 , If Russia voluntarily withdraws from Ukraine but not Crimea, then Ukraine will invade Crimea and Russia will have defend Crimea. I don’t believe that a voluntary withdrawal that doesn’t include Crimea is an option. The only way Russia would be able to continue to occupy Crimea would be for this to end at the negotiation table and Ukraine agrees to allow Russia to continue to occupy Crimea. And that would only happen if Russia isn’t completely defeated, or if the west withdraws support for Ukraine and forces them to accept such a deal.
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  73.  @pilotmanpaul , Russia is losing bro…
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  74.  @michealbaker8216 , So by “fortifications” you actually mean “trenches”? Are trenches really that difficult to make? Ever heard of a “Ditch Witch”?
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  75.  @neilcreamer8207 , He’s referring to the forest fire satellite images. They show how many fires are on either side of the front lines in Ukraine. Before the Ukrainians received the HIMARS and started taking out Russian ammo depots and supply lines there were significantly more fires on the Ukrainian side of the front lines. That changed very quickly after the Ukrainians received the HIMARS which is an indication of how effective the HIMARS have been at reducing the availability of Russian artillery rounds on the front lines.
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  76.  @jlvandat69 , Exactly.
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  77. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  78. Oil refineries do not produce oil, so eliminating them will not increase oil prices. If Ukraine were to target Russian oil production, then oil prices might increase. However, if oil prices increase, OPEC will stop decreasing production so that oil prices will stabilize.
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  79.  @knightrider693 , Yeah. Only 6 times. That’s not that bad, right?
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  80.  @az2man , Right. Maybe Trump is a political genius who hasn’t revealed himself yet. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  81. “Why are there politicians in the west talking about peace talks.” There are obviously some incompetent politicians in the west.
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  82. Putin wasted over $400 million worth of missiles to kill 11 Ukrainian civilians. He’s obviously not too bright.
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  83.  @tomk3732 , If Russia uses nukes regardless of why the United States and NATO will strike back. They are not obligated by NATO to help Poland invade Belarus, but they are obliged to help Poland if Russia attacks or nukes Poland. Nukes would be Russia’s only option to help Belarus defend against a liberation from Lukanhesko’s dictatorship by Poland because they don’t have any other military resources to offer any other help. But because the United States and NATO would get involved, Putin would not nuke Poland to defend Belarus.
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  84.  @aaronbaker2186 , Absolutely!!
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  85.  @unoriginalname4321 , LOL
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  86.  @Homobikerus , They closed the gates a long time ago because it took 8 months for the reservoir to become overfilled. If Russia didn’t want the reservoir overfilled, they would have opened the gates, not closed them.
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  87.  @arthurmoore9488 , “I would have enough troops to keep them pinned in and bleeding, then go for a surprise offensive somewhere else.” That’s exactly what I’d do. In fact, I’d start a surprise offense in one area first to get Russia to move their troops, then also attack wherever they moved those troops from. I’d wait for a whole bunch of freshly trained troops come from the UK, US, and elsewhere first so they could participate. I’d also be training a whole bunch of fresh new troops in Ukraine for these two surprise offensives.
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  88.  @Chaldon-hl6yk , Not when there are 20-25,000 enemy troops trapped on the wrong side of the bridge.
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  89.  @tomk3732 , “Only the deck is damaged.” So? Are you a structural engineer? Obviously not. So why didn’t he show us the whole bridge? Why focus real close on only two holes? Was he trying to hide all the damage?
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  90.  @tomk3732 , HIMARS are not rockets. HIMARS are trucks. Go educate yourself bro.
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  91.  @tomk3732 , HIMARS is a truck bro. There are other vehicles that accept the same rocket modules as the HIMARS. The benefit of the HIMARS is that it’s faster and smaller than the other vehicles, so they are “Highly Mobile” compared to the other vehicles. This is important because once you fire the rockets the enemy can see with their radar where you are, so you need to move quickly before they start shooting back at you. This allows you to fire the rockets from closer to the front lines, within artillery range of the enemy, which in turn allows you to shoot at targets deeper behind enemy lines. You really should educate yourself so you actually know what you’re talking about. And if replacing the deck on a bridge is so easy, why hasn’t Russia done it yet? What’s taking them so long?
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  92.  @goenzoy712 , So I went and looked up Russian gold. It turns out that they produce around 300 tons per year, not 1000, and Russia’s largest gold producer make around $2 billion profit per quarter, or $8 billion per year.
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  93.  @TheSteinbitt , Forcing everyone to work for cheap rather than asking them to work and offering more money would prevent the inflation that’s caused by increasing salaries.
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  94.  @helgeschneider9069 , When I was a kid my uncle gave me a 35 mm camera that was made in Russia.
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  95.  @KennethOram-ei9ff , What western pressure are you referring to?
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  96. It can end while Putin is alive, but Russia needs to be utterly defeated.
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  97. Ukraine needs 50 Patriot Systems and 1000 Gepards so Russia can’t bomb Ukraine any more.
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  98. So you believe that Russia’s economy is doing great and that Russia’s Soviet stockpiles will last forever? There question isn’t if, but when. Anyone who believes otherwise is obviously delusional.
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  99. You probably don’t understand that over 20% of Russia’s GDP is coming from Russia’s sovereign wealth fund. 2/3rds of the sovereign wealth fund has already been spent. Do you have any idea what will happen when the money runs out? I bet you don’t. It seems like you lack the capacity to understand these things.
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  100.  @vasilispatsalidis5683 , He is informed. That’s why he’s correct. Russia’s military and economy are both jokes.
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  101.  @danielhutchinson6604  <—— Extremely confused..
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  102. Do you actually believe that the Russian economy is doing well? Are you really that delusional?
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  103.  @diogorodrigues747 , I hope you’re right about Europe ramping up production as we speak. It’s about time. The United States is really screwing up. They had a lot of power because they were the source of the majority of military equipment. After this fiasco, that will no longer be the case. In the future there will be a lot fewer jobs in the defense sector in the United States as those jobs will now be in Europe.
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  104.  @evgeniya7853 , You are delusional.
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  105.  @traumvonhaiti , “Russia has a capable military.” Hahahahahahaha!!!! Good one bro!!!
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  106. Obviously Putin isn’t as smart as people thought.
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  107.  @a5cent , So basically NATO is lame. What about the EU? Doesn’t the EU also have a defense agreement between members?
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  108.  @a5cent , What this all about? “The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) is the European Union's (EU) course of action in the fields of defence and crisis management, and a main component of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).”
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  109.  @a5cent , What’s the last word in the following quote? “course of action in the fields of defence”
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  110.  @a5cent , What does the following mean? “The CSDP also entails collective self-defence amongst member states”
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  111.  @a5cent , What’s the “EDU”? “and sometimes referred to as the European Defence Union (EDU)”
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  112.  @a5cent , I’m pretty sure you know how you use the Internet, so you can find this stuff yourself if you want to.
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  113. @YeshuaIsMyKing79823, The S300s, S400s, and S500s are pathetic. That’s why Russian oil refineries are exploding over 1,000 miles from Ukraine.
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  114.  @mirekslechta7161 , Really? NATO has no ammo, no artillery, and no tanks, and Russia still can’t defeat Ukraine. Are you claiming that the Russian military is that pathetic that they can’t defeat a completely defenseless country with no military equipment or amount?
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  115.  @fyrchmyrddin1937 , Interesting point of view.
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  116.  @zorrofox8950 , Are minerals better when mined by small children?
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  117.  Truth Be Told , Ukraine was never part of Russia. Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. Russia was also part of the Soviet Union. Ukraine started the Soviet Union, not Russia. Therefore, maybe Russia should surrender their country to Ukraine. Putin should just give up and let Zelensky be president of both Ukraine and Russia.
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  118.  @davidfaraday7963 , Ukraine was never part of Russia. Both Russia and Ukraine were part of the Soviet Union. Claiming that Ukraine was part of Russia is like claiming that Florida was part of California.
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  119.  @davidfaraday7963 , The Russian Empire? That’s ancient history. And Ukraine founded the Soviet Union after WW1.
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  120.  @michealbaker8216 , Russia is shelling 70,000 rounds a day and Ukraine only 10,000? Then why isn’t the front lines moving? Do Russians have bad aim or something?
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  121.  @michealbaker8216 , So Ukraine is winning because they are experts at building fortifications? What if they are building new better fortifications behind the ones they spent 8 years building? And what if they are building more behind those? Or do you believe that they’ve been doing absolutely nothing to prepare for the possibility that Russia might break though those fortifications?
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  122.  @michealbaker8216 , What do these incredible fortifications look like? Do you have any pictures or videos that show them?
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  123.  @pilotmanpaul , “They can’t” I guess you have no clue what a “Ditch Witch” is.
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  124.  @michealbaker8216 , Did you bother looking up what a Ditch Witch is?
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  125.  @michealbaker8216 , If by “fortifications” you mean trenches, then one guy can dig all the trenches you could ever want within a few weeks using a Ditch Witch. I suppose the Russians don’t have and have never heard of such advanced technology, so they believe that it takes 8 years to dig a few trenches.
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  126.  @michealbaker8216 , You obviously still don’t understand what a Ditch Witch is. It’s not a guy with a shovel.
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  127.  @attilamarics4808 , It’s Russian state TV and other government news sources. They’re all working for Putin to spread FUD and other nonsense.
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  128. “Both sides believe they’re winning.” If the west increases support for Ukraine, then Ukraine wins sooner. If the west deceases support, it takes longer. The only chance Russia has is that the west completely stops supporting Ukraine.
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  129. Trump is obviously delusional.
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  130. Or maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  131. Vladolf Putler is assuming that Europeans haven’t yet discovered wood stoves and blankets. To spare the economy, Europe should cut off gas for domestic use. Let them use their wood stoves and blankets.
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  132. After a 6 month delay, it should have been increased to at least $120B. $200B would have been better. By the way, it’s old outdated weapons that are being sent, not cash. The money to manufacture them was spent already 20, 30, and 40 years ago. The money will go to develop new more modern weapons, then manufacture those.
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  133. The United States already needs to replace their old outdated weapons with new modern ones anyway, so the money needs to be spent regardless.
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  134. Everyone in Russia who pays taxes is contributing to this war. That makes them all valid military targets. The question isn’t whether it’s “legal” or not. If Russians want it to stop, they can always withdraw from Ukraine.
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  135. Who said that China will collapse in 31 days? What’s your source for this?
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  136.  @jlvandat69 , There have been no votes among the population of the United States about whether the United States should or shouldn’t support Ukraine. We voted for our government a few years ago, and now they do whatever they want regardless of what the population wants, similar to a dictatorship. Supposedly our government cares what the population wants, but the fact is they only care what their biggest donors want which is often unrelated to what the population wants.
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  137.  @zigagolob4045 , Russia invaded Crimea. All the anti-Russian Ukrainian who lived there fled, were killed, or were sent to concentration camps in Russia. They were the majority before the invasion. Obviously the vote was not valid. In Kyiv the population revolted and overthrew Putin’s puppet. If Crimea did not want to be part of Ukrainian they could have done he same thing without Russians invading and forcing them to be part of Russia. You’re obviously confusing the facts. Most likely because you’re a Russian Nazi.
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  138. So basically you want to weaken the United States a Nd strengthen Europe? Why? Are you European, or American?
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  139.  @robgrey6183 , Do you know that the weapons that we’ve been giving Ukraine were paid for and manufactured 20, 30, 40, and 50 years ago for the purpose of a potential war with the Soviet Union? They were expensive, but we’re not going to get a refund. The money is gone already and now because of China we need new weapons. If there’s a war with China, we won’t be using tanks and artillery, so what do you believe we should do with that stuff? Throw it in the ocean? Maybe we should let Putin take Ukraine so he can rebuild the Soviet Union so all that old outdated already paid for equipment can become useful again.
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  140.  @robgrey6183 , Oh. I see. You believe we can solve homelessness, hunger, and poverty with a bunch of old tanks and artillery. Can you explain how that works?
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  141.  @robgrey6183 , The weapons we’ve given Ukraine were paid for by your grandparents’ taxes, not yours. The weapons were manufactured years ago. We’re not going to get a refund, so it makes no difference to your or my taxes whether we give that old outdated equipment to Ukraine or we toss it in the ocean. So how’s your comment about roads relevant?
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  142.  @robgrey6183 , The weapons we’ve given Ukraine were paid for by your grandparents’ taxes, not yours. The weapons were manufactured years ago. We’re not going to get a refund, so it makes no difference to your or my taxes whether we give that old outdated equipment to Ukraine or we toss it in the ocean. So how’s your comment about roads, bridges, schools, abs border defense relevant? Do you believe that we need tanks, artillery, and HIMARS for border defense? Is the invasion from Mexico really that bad?
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  143.  @azazel166 , Actually, that’s probably what this fool wants.
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  144.  @azazel166 , Actually that’s what this full wants.
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  149.  @robgrey6183 , The weapons we’ve given Ukraine were paid for by your grandparents’ taxes, not yours. The weapons were manufactured years ago. We’re not going to get a refund, so it makes no difference to your or my taxes whether we give that old outdated equipment to Ukraine or we toss it in the ocean. So how’s your comment about roads, bridges, schools, and border defense relevant? Do you believe that we need tanks, artillery, and HIMARS for border defense? Is the invasion from Mexico really that bad?
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  150.  @robgrey6183 , Do you understand why your grandparent’s taxes were spent manufacturing those weapons? Are you familiar with something called “The Cold War”? Why would you want to allow Putin to rebuild the Soviet Union? Do you miss spending our taxes on The Cold War? You want us to do that again?
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  151.  @robgrey6183 , So you miss the Cold War, eh?
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  152.  @robgrey6183 , You must love high taxes.
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  153.  @robgrey6183 , So you miss the Cold War, eh? You must love high taxes.
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  154. If Russia loses its war with Ukraine, never. Russia will never be able to rebuild the weapons stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union.
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  155. There’s no need for European countries to be afraid of being left defenseless because they gave everything to Ukraine, because Russia is the only threat to Europe. There’s no way Russia has the capacity to fight both Ukraine and Europe. Russia can barely fight Ukraine.
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  156. It took the Soviet Union over 50 years to manufacture those stockpiles. Russia is a fraction the size of the Soviet Union, and Russia’s manufacturing capacity is pathetic.
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  157.  @robertstennett7566 , Hahahahahahaha!!!! ROTFLMAO!!!! Good one bro. Russia can’t even manufacture their own microchips and ball bearings.
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  158. Russia can’t even handle Ukraine. If they tried to expand again even Estonia, Russia would lose everywhere. Russia can’t invade anyone else until Ukraine is finished and they’ve had time to recover.
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  159. Russian oil is now irrelevant.
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  160. The Russians are obviously trying to experience unsustainable losses.
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  161. Or, maybe Trump is a political genius who hasn’t revealed himself yet. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  162. What do you believe would happen if Russia had a forced conscription of 10 million and instead of making them soldiers, they made them low paid factory workers?
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  163. Why can’t Zelensky explain this to the western leaders?
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  164. So they need to spend all the money within 30 days?
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  165.  @vailcondo1531 , I agree. The problem is that they don’t know that they’re going to get screwed. Once they get screwed, it’s too late. They probably get in trouble for warning others.
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  166. So how do we get Mike Johnson to watch this video? We can’t because he doesn’t care.
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  167.  @kevinprokopenko7023  <—— Brainwashed by Russian propaganda.
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  168.  @zorrofox8950 , ​​⁠, He’s actually doing great. Mighty Russia is still losing. He made the Russian military into a joke. His comedic talents are practically unlimited.
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  169.  @zorrofox8950 ​​⁠, He’s actually doing great. Mighty Russia is still losing. He made the Russian military into a joke. His comedic talents are practically unlimited.
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  170.  @zorrofox8950 , Who are “you guys” who you are claiming are “so afraid of them”?
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  171.  @zorrofox8950 , Who are the “you guys” that you are claiming are “so afraid of them”?
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  172. If Trump starts threatening to annex the NATO members with the least military spending, wouldn’t they be motivated to increase military spending?
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  173. Wouldn’t all the NATO members be motivated to increase military spending?
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  174. Russia is not capable of expanding the war into Europe.
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  175. It doesn’t matter what the US or Europe does, Russia still won’t be able to expand the war. Russia can’t even defeat Ukraine.
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  176. Exactly why Europe should give Ukraine everything they have. They have no reason or excuses to hold back. The more they give Ukraine, the less of a threat Russia becomes.
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  177. What if Trump is a political genius who hasn’t revealed himself yet. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  178. That’ll take another year. The longer Putin believes he can win, the deeper the hole he digs for Russia.
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  179. All their money and all their Soviet stockpiles. That’ll take another year. The longer Putin believes he can win, the deeper the hole he digs for Russia.
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  180. The longer Putin believes he can win,
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  181.  @Princip666 , Ukraine is winning. You’re obviously confused and you’re wasting your time here if you believe that you’re comments or delusional beliefs will have any effect on this war that Putin started.
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  182.  @tigerlancer , Exactly. They still care about the price of oil and its effect on the global economy. The difference now isn’t that Biden is leaving office. The difference now is that the United States and Saudi Arabia have had time to ramp up oil production. The world will soon have too much oil, and therefore no longer needs Russian oil. Unlike last year, Biden, Trump, Saudi Arabia, and the United States oil companies want Ukraine to disable Russia’s oil and gas production.
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  183.  @Marko9515 , Russia is losing. You’re just blind, confused, and misinformed.
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  184.  @Princip666 , Neither your comments nor your delusional beliefs have any impact on the outcome of this war. You’re wasting your time here. You’re convincing no one and it wouldn’t matter if you did.
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  185.  @frankrenda2519 , Russia is in the process of demilitarizing themselves.
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  186.  @NDJ1978 , So you’re a traitor and you’re clueless?
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  187.  @NDJ1978 , You don’t want to own nothing? So basically you don’t like Communism and Socialism? So basically Russia and China?
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  188.  @Marko9515 , Can you explain what’s happening to Russia’s oil depots and oil refineries? What about Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and those massive stockpiles that Russia inherited from the Soviet Union?
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  189.  @Marko9515 , Why can’t you answer my question? Do you not like the answer? Does it upset you? Or do you not know?
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  190.  @Marko9515 , I don’t have any clue about what happened in Poltava a half a year ago. I’ve never heard of Poltava. Why don’t you tell me what happened? Also, can you explain why Ukraine’s drones are able to make it past Russia’s advanced air defense systems? Are Ukraine’s drones using advanced stealth technology or something?
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  191.  @KazimierzSurma  <—— Delusional…
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  192.  @NDJ1978 , You’re obviously not in the EU.
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  193.  @NDJ1978 , Actually you’re a liar.
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  194.  @NDJ1978 , So you’re saying you’re a traitor then?
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  195.  @NDJ1978 , So basically you support Putin and then you call others traitors? You’re obviously confused. Why don’t you move to Russia since you love Putin so much?
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  196.  @NDJ1978 , You’re either a liar, or a traitor. Which is it?
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  197.  @IntertropicalConvergence-gf3bm , Russia is losing.
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  198.  @Maxf-ov6yb , A balanced view? Do you not understand what facts and truth are? All the Russians sources report nothing but lies and other bull chit.
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  199.  @anno-fw7xn , Russia can’t afford WW3. They can barely afford Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. He’s already begged the other members to help him with his invasion, and they refuses. If anyone invaded Belarus, I doubt that the other members would honor their agreement. The only reason they joined in the first place is because they believed it would protected them from an invasion by Russia. The west has never been a threat to any of those countries. But kissing Putin’s arse helps keep them on Putin’s good side. Besides, vast majority of Belarusians dislike Lukanhesko and would therefore welcome being liberated from that corrupt tyrant.
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  200.  @nian60 , I believe that the war dragging on is exactly what the west wants. The longer they can keep Russia fighting, the more the west gets to demilitarize Russia and destroy Russia’s economy. If Ukraine overwhelms Russia too fast, Russia will give up and withdraw before they are demilitarized. Then they will rebuild and try again later. The west wants Ukraine to completely destroy Russia so this never happens again.
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  201.  @cambs0181 , It would be easy for Poland to conquer Belarus all by themselves.
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  202.  @Gopferteckel , Problems for Belarus happened from within right after Russia installed Lukashenko. Unfortunately the police were able to stop the revolution.
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  203. “The real numbers are somewhere between those numbers.” Why would Ukraine lie? What difference would it make if they said it was 70,000 dead Russians? It’s apparently what people believe anyway, so how would it be different if that’s what Ukraine said?
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  204.  @afcgeo882 , Wrong. When Korea split, North Korean had all the natural resources and factories while South Korea had all the farms. This is because North Korea has a lot of natural resources. The problem is that natural resources are useless if nobody wants to buy them. There are plenty of natural resources all over the world.
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  205.  @afcgeo882 , Russia’s GDP means absolutely nothing. It’s fake. Most of it is due to Putin squandering Russia’s sovereign wealth fund on this pointless war of his. Once the money runs out, the GDP will plummet.
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  206.  @afcgeo882 , Russia’s GDP means absolutely nothing. It’s fake. Most of it is due to Putin squandering Russia’s sovereign wealth fund on this pointless war of his. Once the money runs out, the GDP will plummet.
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  207.  @afcgeo882 , Russia’s GDP means absolutely nothing. It’s fake.
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  208.  @jtf2dan , Let’s hope so.
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  209.  @tomk3732 , There’s no evidence whatsoever in the video that you posted that the bridge is capable of supporting a truckload of Russia supplies. Maybe a small car, or people can walk across the bridge, bat that’s it. There’s a reason the guy in the video didn’t pan around and show the damage to the whole bridge.
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  210.  @dIRECTOR259 , If I was in an echo chamber I wouldn’t be here reading your garbage comments.
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  211.  @dIRECTOR259 , “When watching an offensive day by day, it consists of many small movements.” Sure, but at the rate that Russia has progressed during the past 5 months, it’ll be 2040 before Russia occupies all of Donbas. And at the current rate that Russia is using up their missiles and artillery, they’ll run out long before then. And since the HIMARS were delivered, Russia’s ammo has been turning into mushroom clouds so fast that they’ll be demilitarized within months, not years. Maybe 11 months? Maybe 15 months? What’s your guess?
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  212.  @Chaldon-hl6yk , What has MSM been saying? I haven’t been watching…
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  213.  @emojidinosaur7300 , Ukraine is not drafting women. They are accepting female volunteers, but they are not drafting them.
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  214.  @tomk3732 , You need to look up Dunning Kruger bro. “The ATACMS can be fired from the tracked M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS), and the wheeled M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS).” What are the ATACMS, the tracked M270 MLRS, and wheeled M142 HIMARS systems in the above quote? Which ones are rockets and which are vehicles that fire those rockets?
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  215.  @ptonpc , Probably. Who knows? They could have at least tried to hide everything inside boxes so it’s not visible to the general public.
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  216. They should have started training 1,000 Ukrainian pilots and 10,000 jet mechanics over a year ago. They should be ready already.
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  217. “Both sides believe they’re winning.” If the west increases support for Ukraine, then Ukraine wins sooner. If the west decreases support, it takes longer. The only chance Russia has is that the west completely stops supporting Ukraine.
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  218.  @nickduxfield4324 , If they don’t, those workers might choose to go work at a weapons factory instead of a gold mine.
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  219.  @goenzoy712 , I went and looked up Russian gold. It turns out that they produce around 300 tons per year, not 1000, and Russia’s largest gold producer make around $8 billion per year profit.
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  220. Trump wants Europe to buy American weapons. But will they be new weapons or old weapons that the United States manufactured and paid for 20, 30, and 40 years ago?
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  221. The weapons we’ve given Ukraine are old weapons that we paid for 20, 30, and 40 years ago.
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  222. Mike Johnson doesn’t understand, nor does he care.
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  223. He’s an ignore ant fool.
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  224.  @xisotopex , Whoever is in charge is obviously incompetent. I mean everyone who’s in charge is incompetent.
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  225.  @TheSteinbitt , Why would Putin care about that? He can recruit them anyway and force them to be factory workers just like he can recruit them and use them as cannon fodder. Did you forget that he’s a dictator?
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  226.  @theorenhobart , Anyone who complains or tries to organize protests would obviously be sent to the front lines. Russians are experts at forcing people to do things they don’t way to do.
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  227.  @BjorckBengt , Russia doesn’t build advanced military equipment. Russia doesn’t build advanced anything. Advanced Russian technology is a myth that’s been debunked by Ukraine.
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  228.  @jgw9990 , Yes. Russia would become a slave state. It practically already is. My question is what would happen if Putin did this.
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  229.  @jgw9990 , Exactly. What would happen if Putin did that?
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  230.  @georgelionon9050 , They can slaughter all the Russian Nazis within Ukraine, then take 100 miles of Russia all along Ukraine’s northern border and everything between Ukraine and Kazakhstan blocking Russia from access to the Black Sea. Ukraine can then allow the United States to occupy the military base in Crimea and join NATO.
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  231.  @Princip666 , Ok. Then educate me. Where’s the money coming from that’s paying for Russia’s GDP?
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  232.  @arbitersincantations6519 , And Russia’s nukes don’t even work. Russia inherited them over 30 years ago, the half life of tritium is 12.3 years, and Russia is so corrupt that even if Putin has allocated money to maintain the nukes he inherited, the money would have been stolen and the maintenance wouldn’t have been done. You should also understand that everyone who designed and built those nukes died of old age years ago. Probably nobody in Russia even knows how to maintain those nukes.
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  233.  @Ikkeligeglad , That GDP is Russia’s savings. It’s running out. Once Russia’s savings are depleted, Russia’s GDP will plummet, because everyone in Russia is dirt poor.
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  234.  @martstam2016 , People are not dying in droves on Ukraine’s side. Ukraine doesn’t use the meat wave strategies that Russia uses. Ukraine is willing to give up territory to save the lives of its soldiers. Russia is not. Russia will try to take territory regardless of the cost. This is obviously unsubstantiated for Russia, but Putin doesn’t care. All he cares about is territory.
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  235.  @antonystringfellow5152 , Putin has already escalated as much as he can.
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  236. So what you’re saying is that journalist are stew pid?
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  237.  @danielhutchinson6604  <—— Obviously brainwashed by Russian propaganda… Keep coping bro, if it makes you feel better, but the guy in this video is 100% correct. If Russia wants to win, they need to put 1 million troops on the front line and bombard the Ukrainians like they did in Severodonetsk and Lysychans'k. The fact is, Russia doesn’t have the resources to do that. Those 20,000 troops that Russia has near Kherson would be extremely useful somewhere else, but if Russia moves them, Ukraine will take Kherson. And if Russia doesn’t move them, Russia will continue to invest heavy losses for tiny gains. Look at how much the front lines have moved in the past 30 days and you’ll see that Russia has made absolutely no progress at all. If they continue like this, Russia will be 100% demilitarized before they take all of Donbas. This will leave them as sitting ducks for an invasion by China. I’m pretty sure China has their eyes on Siberia. They could really use the natural resources there.
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  238.  @stasguivan4680 , Jason Davis obviously lacks the capacity required to understand your comment.
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  239.  @danielhutchinson6604 , Russia started this war. Russia invaded Ukraine. Nobody invaded Russia. So if you are actually against war, then you should support the withdrawal of the Russian Nazis that Putin sent to invade Ukraine.
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  240.  @danielhutchinson6604 , The only Nazis in Ukraine are the ones sent by Putin to murder Ukrainians. The CIA has absolutely nothing to do with that, so whatever the CIA did or didn’t do after WW2 is irrelevant.
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  241. What if Putin were to mobilize 10 million and forced them to be factory workers?
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  242. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being on the defensive when you’re winning.
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  243. Russia is expending far more resources than Ukraine. Eventually they’ll run out.
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  244. As long as the Russians continue with their current strategy, it would be a mistake for Ukraine to mount an offensive.
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  245. As long as the Russians continue with their current strategy, it would be a mistake for Ukraine to mount an offensive.
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  246. https://youtu.be/4dmrYCPOKTs
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  247. In war, nobody gives a chit about international law, nor should they. Russia is the agressor, so everything Ukraine does to Russia is Russia’s fault, and Russia should take the blame. Ukraine can and should do whatever they want to defend their country and their freedom.
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  248. Everything Russia is doing is illegal and nothing Ukraine is doing is illegal. If Russia or Russians don’t like it, they can withdraw from Ukraine and start paying reparations.
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  249. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  250.  @seancidy6008 , Because the longer they drag things out, the longer Putin believes he can win, the longer Russia keeps dumping weapons and other resources into the black hole called Ukraine. The longer this continues, the more demilitarized Russia becomes before Putin gives up and surrenders, at which point Russia will be utterly defeated so Ukraine can demand whatever they want from Russia and get it.
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  251.  @seancidy6008 , This is what happened to Germany and Japan after WW2, and look at them today.
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  252.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716 , It’s amazing that the Russian people are willing to allow this.
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  253.  @veritasestveritas8646 , I don’t believe you know what Mike Johnson is asking for, nor does Mike Johnson.
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  254. It is lies and propaganda. Also Putin is delusional.
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  255. What about Europe? They have enough weapons for Ukraine to defeat Russia. Russia isn’t the Soviet Union. The problem is that they’re afraid to be left defenseless, but who would they be left defenseless against? Russia can’t even defeat Ukraine without sufficient aid. If they stop holding back and give Ukraine what they need, Russia won’t have a chance.
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  256.  @diogorodrigues747 , Nope. Europe or not doing what they can. Europe can do more, and they’re not.
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  257.  @rudysmith1552 , “or are politically willing to do.” Right.
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  258.  @diogorodrigues747 , Europe has a lot of existing equipment they could give Ukraine right now but they aren’t. They’re holding back. And why didn’t they start ramping up production 2 years ago? When are they planning to start? Whoever’s in charge is obviously incompetent, or they simply don’t care who wins the war.
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  259. This is only a temporary solution for the Russian Nazis. The flooding will subside, and then the mud will dry. Then the Reservoir will be a river that’s much easier to cross. This might be 2 or 3 weeks from now.
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  260.  @spoodermens , I see you’re another one of those ignore ant fulls that doesn’t understand how a war of attrition works. You’ll figure it out after Russia has finished squandering the massive stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union.
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  261.  @spoodermens , I see you’re another one of those ignore ant fulls that doesn’t understand how a war of attrition works. You’ll figure it out after Russia has finished squandering the massive stockpiles that they inherited from the Soviet Union.
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  262. The peace plan is easy. Russia GTF out of Ukraine, start paying reparations, and Russia gives up their military and nukes in exchange for security guarantees. They can sign the memorandum in Budapest.
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  263. “Both sides believe they’re winning.” If the west increases support for Ukraine, then Ukraine wins sooner. If the west decreases support, it takes longer. The only chance Russia has is that the west completely stops supporting Ukraine.
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  264. Time isn’t on Russia’s side. Putin is delusional.
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  265. How about the Gazans evacuate so none of them are killed?
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  266.  @evgeniya7853 , You mean that you actually believe that the nukes that Putin inherited from the Soviet Union over 30 years ago still work?
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  267.  @evgeniya7853 , You mean that you actually believe that the nukes that Putin inherited from the Soviet Union over 30 years ago still work? They probably didn’t even work 30 years ago when he inherited them. Advanced Russian technology is a myth that’s been debunked by Ukraine.
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  268.  @evgeniya7853 , You mean you actually believe that Putin’s nukes work?
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  269.  @J..P.. , Russia started with massive stockpiles of artillery and other military equipment that took the Soviet Union over 5 decades to accumulate. They were firing 60,000 to 100,000 rounds per day for the first 6 months. That’s 21 million to 36 million rounds per year. Now they’re firing around 10,000 per day, and they’re talking about manufacturing 1 to 2 million rounds per year and they bought a bunch of crappy artillery from North Korea. They did run out. That’s why they’re using glide bombs now and they’re experiencing massive losses of both equipment and personal to barely advance. The United States and Europe aren’t even trying yet.
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  270.  @GothPaoki , Putin started with a lot of savings that he’s using to support the Russian economy. It’ll obviously take more than a few years for Putin to burn through those savings. Obviously longer than 1 or 2 years. Especially when sanctions are still allowing Russia to export oil. But Putin is burning through Russia’s savings and Russia will eventually run out. It’ll just take some time, obviously.
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  271.  @malcolmgibson5088 , The Kremlin likes to accuse others of doing what the Kremlin is doing. For example, it’s Russia that’s full of Nazis, not Ukraine.
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  272.  @yeti5857 , Why does it matter whether or not Ukraine depends on the US and/or Europe? That’s irrelevant, but regardless, they haven’t depended on the United States at all for at least the past 6 months as the pro Russian MAGA has been blocked aid for at least that long, and European aid has been pathetic since Putin started this war. So obviously it’s not 100%.
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  273.  @malcolmgibson5088 , All the smart Russians have left Russia years ago. They call it “brain drain”. The remaining Russians are lacking in the cognitive department.
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  274.  @evgeniya7853 , So you’re claiming that Russia already ran out of Soviet Reserves long ago? You’re probably correct if you’re only considering artillery, but they still have quite a few missiles, rockets, bombs, aircraft, tanks, and other equipment that they’re burning through.
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  275. …———————————————…
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  276. https://youtu.be/4dmrYCPOKTs
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  277.  @major__kong , Ukraine doesn’t need any ships, and ships are useless for Russia, because Ukraine keeps sinking them.
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  278.  @major__kong , Ukraine doesn’t need ships, and ships have proven to be useless for Russia.
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  279.  @a5cent , Good comment. What would happen if Russia attacked a NATO member? Is there a mechanism that requires everyone to pitch in then?
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  280.  @major__kong , Ships have proven to be useless in this war. Russia is hiding theirs as far from Ukraine as they can.
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  281.  @a5cent , Look up Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). “The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) is the European Union's (EU) course of action in the fields of defence and crisis management, and a main component of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).”
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  282.  @a5cent , Look up Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP). “The Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) is the European Union's (EU) course of action in the fields of defence and crisis management, and a main component of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).”
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  283.  @a5cent , But in the event that an EU member is invaded or attacked, the other EU members are obligated to help. Aren’t they?
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  284.  @a5cent , What are the consequences if a NATO member refuses to help a fellow NATO member who’s been attacked?
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  285. Maybe Trump knows that Russia is on its last leg. That the longer this war drags on, the more desperate Putin will become. So maybe Trump is leading Putin to believe that he has a chance so Putin will continue to squander all of Russia’s resources on this war until Russia has nothing left. Time is on Ukraine’s side.
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  286. Russia  @evgeniya7853 , The “Russian speaking” population in Ukraine want absolutely nothing to do with Russia, or the Nazis Putin has sent to invade Ukraine. That’s why they’ve joined the Ukrainian military and are fighting the Russian Nazis that Putin has sent to invade Ukraine.
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  287.  @Psychoterratic , And toilets. You forgot the toilets.
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  288.  @evgeniya7853 , The Russian speaking population in Ukraine want nothing to do with Russia.
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  289.  @evgeniya7853 , The “Russian speaking” population in Ukraine want absolutely nothing to do with Russia, or the Nazis Putin has sent to invade Ukraine. That’s why they’ve joined the Ukrainian military and are fighting the Russian Nazis that Putin has sent to invade Ukraine.
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  290.  @evgeniya7853 , The “Russian speaking” population in Ukraine want absolutely nothing to do with Russia, or the Nazis Putin has sent to invade Ukraine. That’s why they’ve joined the Ukrainian military and are fighting the Russian Nazis that Putin has sent to invade Ukraine.
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  291. @YeshuaIsMyKing79823, You’re delusional bro.
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  292.  @nonenone762 , You’re a fool bro.
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  293. If there is a war between Russia and NATO, Russia will be decimated. Russia’s military and Russian technology are pathetic.
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  294.  @michaelwilson9921 , Russia invaded Ukraine. Putin started this war and can end it whenever he wants. It’s not a proxy war, it’s Putin’s war.
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  295.  @michaelwilson9921 , Putin violates the Minsk Accords just like he violated the Budapest Memorandum.
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  296.  @michaelwilson9921 , Putin violated the Minsk Accord as well as the Budapest Memorandum.
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  297. Advanced Russian technology is a myth. It’s never existed. Russia is not and never will be the Soviet Union.
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  298.  @zorrofox8950 , Is the mineral quality better when it’s mined by children?
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  299.  @ericp1139 , Do you believe they Elon has a conflict of interest with this role in DOGE?
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  300.  @ericp1139 , I asked you a question. Why don’t you want to answer it? Are you embarrassed by the answer or something?
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  301.  @ericp1139 , I asked you a simple question. Why don’t you want to answer it? Are you embarrassed by the answer or something? You seem to be extremely concerned with conflicts of interest. Are you? Or are you not?
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  302.  @ericp1139 , No. Just admit that you don’t give a chit about conflict of interest.
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  303.  @ericp1139 , Do you care about Elon’s conflicts of interest? I believe you don’t.
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  304.  @ericp1139 , So basically you admit that you don’t care about conflicts of interest? You like what Elon is doing, don’t you? That’s why you don’t care, isn’t it?
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  305.  @ericp1139 , You already said enough. Everyone already understands that you don’t give a chit about conflicts of interest.
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  306.  @ericp1139 , I know that you don’t give a chit about conflicts of interest. You don’t even know what it means.
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  307.  @ericp1139 , Why? You don’t give a chit about conflicts of interest. You don’t even know what it means.
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  308.  @ericp1139 , You don’t care about Elon and his conflicts of interest. Everyone here knows that now.
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  309.  @seancidy6008 , Russia could not afford this war. They started it anyway because Putin is an ignore ant dum bass.
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  310.  @Lasse65 , If Russia did declare war and attempt to mobilize, there would be a massive revolt and Putin would be overthrown. The majority of Russians are already discontent with the state of affairs in Russia, and if they were forced to go sacrifice their lives in Ukraine they’d be extremely upset.
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  311.  @xavierg8985  <—— Brainwashed by Russian propaganda.
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  312.  @NewOrleansSeptember  <—— Obviously brainwashed by Russian propaganda.
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  313.  @davidfaraday7963 , But Putin is a dum bass.
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  314.  @yellowtunes2756 , Ukraine started the Soviet Union after WW1.
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  315. I was thinking that Ukraine should offer China a steep discount for grain if they pick it up with a Chinese flagged ship.
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  316.  @ingamgoduka57 , You’re obviously brainwashed by Russian propaganda.
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  317. China has been withdrawing money from the west because they need the money to solve their own economic problems. It has nothing to do with Russia’s ceased assets.
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  318. I bet Putin is chitting his pants.
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  319. This is an interesting point of view.
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