Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "Good Times Bad Times" channel.

  1.  @LeechofCrows , People certainly didn’t believe that Russia would lose a war with a country with no navy, barely a military, and 1/4th Russia’s population.
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  2. I don’t believe they can. Russia is not the Soviet Union.
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  3. ⁠ @norbertlipusz3892 , All those countries that were once part of the Soviet Union know what it’s like, and they aren’t interested in being part of such a corrupt poverty stricken country again.
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  4. “And it will remain in effect as long as Ukraine threatens the security of the Russian Federation.” Ukraine has never been a threat to the Russian Federation though.
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  5.  @LeechofCrows , Are 17 countries invading Russia right now?
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  6.  @vulcan734 , The EU can suspend Hungary’s voting rights until Orban resolves the corruption issue in Hungary.
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  7.  @LeechofCrows , With nearly 7 decades of Soviet manufactured weapons, Russia can’t even defeat Ukraine, a country 1/4 their population, no stockpiles, and a little bit of old outdated junk from the west. Imagine if Ukraine was receiving the new modern stuff. Do you know that the US war in Afghanistan lasted only 6 weeks? What happened when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan? Didn’t they run away with their tail between their legs after experiencing massive losses?
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  8.  @LeechofCrows , The Soviet Union and Germany started WW2 together, then the west bailed out the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was pathetic, and now Russia is pathetic.
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  9.  @FEDEXLuchs , “NATO aircraft JUST showed up…” And only 6 of them, and old outdated ones too, not the new stuff. A pathetic number of old outdated equipment, but against Russia pathetic military, it’ll make a huge difference.
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  10.  @mitchyoung93 , Ukraine’s demographics is irrelevant. Russia is losing. Russia is finished.
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  11.  @LeechofCrows , Are you claiming that the Soviet Union and Germany didn’t invade Poland together in 1939?
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  12.  @neikercontreras2008 , And today the former Soviet republics no longer want to be part of that union and Putin doesn’t like it.
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  13.  @Red-Check-Mark , But Russia’s pathetic military can’t defeat Ukraine though, so Russia doesn’t really have a choice.
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  14.  @neeneko , The west understands that Russia can not be allowed to win this war, and because the west is supplying Ukraine with weapons, Ukraine’s economy is irrelevant. Russia, on the other hand, either needs to make their own weapons, or buy them. Eventually, when all Russia’s oil and gas exports are shut down, Russia won’t be able to support a war with Ukraine while Ukraine is being supplied by the west.
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  15. They are winning.
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  16.  @philibertyt2844 , Before WW2, the United States didn’t care much about national defense, so they didn’t invest much in military research. After WW2, this changed.
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  17.  @JackFromWyoming , “easily defeated after a week of shifting troops” We’ll see.
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  18.  @JackFromWyoming , Actually, the Soviet Union lost WW2. Despite starting WW2, the west had to bail them out. After the war was over, the west should have treated Russia the same as Germany and Japan. I suppose they believed that after bailing out the Soviet Union, Stalin would be grateful. They were obviously wrong.
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  19.  @sinoroman , “Russia can fight on past 20 years.” ROTFLMAO!!! You’re a comedian??
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  20.  @vadymvv , How many soldiers were in Ukraine’s military before Russia invaded in February 2022? How many were in Russia’s military?
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  21.  @herptek , How much military equipment did Ukraine have before Russia invaded in February 2022, and how much did Russia have?
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  22.  @herptek , It makes sense that the world believes that Russia had a mighty military and that Ukraine didn’t have a chance. Ukraine proved them all wrong.
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  23. ⁠ @DOSFS , When did the US take over other territories as their new state since WW1?
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  24.  @Tomatnaufmaugn , “while Russia has to rely on whatever they can pull out of storage and actually restore to operational.” Which will soon be nothing. Russia is already running low on ballbearings, and they can’t make computer chips.
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  25. Once depleted, Russia doesn’t have the capacity to rebuild the massive stockpiles of weapons, ammo, and military equipment that they inherited from the Soviet Union. Once gone, it’s gone forever. So far in less than 2 years, Ukraine has forced Russia to deplete over half of those stockpiles.
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  26.  @norbertlipusz3892 , I agree with you 100%. This is exactly why Ukrainians are fighting against Russia. They also know what it’s like.
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  27.  @sassenspeyghel4155 , How things are right now is called “air parity”. Both side have sufficient air defenses to deny the other side access to their airspace. In the end Ukraine will win.
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  28.  @LeechofCrows , Everyone fell for it.
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  29.  @LeechofCrows , Russian propaganda worked.
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  30.  @LeechofCrows , Even Putin believed it.
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  31.  @ojjoooooo , Is that what’s happening in Kursk right now? A Slavic civil war?
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  32.  @herptek , Ukraine did have some old Soviet stockpiles as well. But not nearly as much as Russia. I have no clue which comma you’re referring to.
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  33.  @JackFromWyoming , “Do you know Russia controls 80% if its stated goals?” Yeah? How many times did they change their “stated goals” before that became true? And at their current rate of advance, how many years and how many casualties will it take before Russia reaches 100%?
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  34.  @LeechofCrows , You’re obviously confused.
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  35.  @JackFromWyoming , “And the Russians have now learned how to eliminate 80% of the US arsenal.” ROTFLMAO!!!! You’re funny bro.
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  36.  @LeechofCrows , Are you claiming that before February 2022 you knew that Russia would lose this war? That you knew that around 2 years later Ukraine would be invading Russia?
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  37.  @LeechofCrows , What possible reaction could Putin have? Are you worried that he might invade Ukraine?
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  38.  @LeechofCrows , Maybe he’ll try to target Ukraine’s power infrastructure?
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  39.  @LeechofCrows , Kindergartens? Playgrounds? Churches? Shopping malls?
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  40.  @LeechofCrows , He’s already been doing all these things, so there won’t be much of a change.
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  41.  @Welsh_Veteran_420_Z , But the front lines in Donbas are not collapsing.
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  42.  @matt-eu-poland , I agree that Russia should be split up. The funny thing is, nobody wanted to break up Russia before they invaded Ukraine. In fact, before the invasion, everyone believed that Russia was no longer a threat and NATO was on its way towards obsolescence. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine changed that.
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  43. @Sacrvm Imperivm Britannicvm, Why are you here spreading lies?
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  44.  @Silver_Prussian , Really? Russia has hundreds of thousands of troops and they can’t defeat Ukraine? Isn’t Ukraine out of soldiers already? Are those hundreds of thousands of troops incompetent or something? Help me understand. Why weren’t they protecting Russia’s borders? I’m confused. Help me understand.
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  45.  @Silver_Prussian , “Russia is currently in the process of doing just that.” Really? What’s taking them so long? The United states defeated the Taliban in Afghanistan in 6 weeks. The United States took 6 days to take Baghdad? What’s wrong with Russia’s military? Are they incompetent, or is their equipment inferior? Or is it both?
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  46.  @qtamomusic7620 , I don’t believe anyone won WW2, but Germany and Japan surrendered.
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  47.  @Dave102693 , You’re confused. Gaza launched a terrorist attack against Israel. Taiwan has not attacked China. If Taiwan did attack China, I would understand China responding to that attack the way Israel is responding to Gaza’s attack. You’re obviously not too bright and extremely confused.
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  48. No. They’ll step up their own weapons and ammo production, or they buy whatever they need from someone else.
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  49.  @LeechofCrows , “Russia also hasn’t ‘lost’…” Yet. They are losing. They have been losing since Putin started this war.
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  50.  @LeechofCrows , Who said that anyone believed that war was inconceivable ten years ago? It certainly wasn’t me. You appear to be easily confused.
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  51.  @skp8748 , Is Syria part of the United States?
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  52.  @BonsaiBlacksmith , When did Guam become a US territory? How about Samoa? When did they become a US territory?
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  53.  @neikercontreras2008 , Absolutely… In fact, Ukraine was one of the founding members of the Soviet Union. That means that Ukraine owns Russia just as much as Russia owns Ukraine. They are equals.
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  54.  @neikercontreras2008 , Exactly…
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  55.  @matt-eu-poland , Also, most Russians do not support this war. Many of them already left Russia, and many more still want to leave.
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  56.  @Nathanos355 , Biden needs to grow a pair.
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  57.  @brainletfag , How do you know that there are still troops stuck in Zolote and Hirske?
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  58.  @machtschnell7452 , They were “evacuated”. They withdrew in an orderly fashion during the night.
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  59. @Sacrvm Imperivm Britannicvm, You’re confused and wrong. They would fight, because they would believe that they have a chance. And they would have been correct, because they did escape, and likely killed several Russians and destroyed Russian equipment during their escape.
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  60.  @Silver_Prussian , If Russia doesn’t move troops from Donbas to defend Kursk, where will Russia move them from? Or do you believe Russia will mobilize another round of new soldiers? How long will that take? What do to believe Russia will/should do?
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  61. If?
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  62.  @jahlahbrine843  , For less 3% of the United State’s annual budget worth of old outdated military equipment, this is what Ukraine has achieved.
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  63.  @mitchyoung93 , Almost 2 years, over 50% is not what you’ve heard until today. Keep coping though, if it makes to feel better. Russia has about a year or two left, and then they’re finished.
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  64.  @jahlahbrine843 , What the United States has given Ukraine has been old outdated equipment that was paid for years ago. The value of this old outdated equipment is less than 3% of the United States annual military budget. It’s barely noticeable.
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  65.  @ffbeexaid4509 , It’s more than 50%, not 50%, “over 50%”. You don’t have to believe it. It’s true regardless, and Russia knows that it’s true regardless of what you choose to believe.
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  66.  @haxeplays9962 , You obviously don’t understand what “over half” means. Is English your second language? “Depleted over half” doesn’t mean they’ve run out. Maybe you need to grow a brain…
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  67.  @nikola.1903 , American war crimes in those countries aren’t even comparable to Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
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  68.  @JackFromWyoming , Russia has been experiencing unsustainable losses for over a year. How much longer do you believe Russia can keep it up before they’ve completely depleted their Soviet stockpiles and squandered Russia’s sovereign wealth fund?
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  69.  @JackFromWyoming , Yeah. It’s quite obvious that 48 year old Ukrainian soldiers are significantly more skilled than the untrained incompetent 28 year old Russian soldiers.
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  70.  @JackFromWyoming , The 48 year old experienced Ukrainian soldiers are obviously significantly more competent than the untrained inexperienced 28 year old Russian soldiers. That’s clearly why Ukraine is winning.
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  71.  @fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617 ​⁠, Everyone knows that Russia is a threat, and that Ukraine is making the world a better/safer place by demilitarizing Russia.
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  72.  @allydea , Russia is not a threat. Russia’s nukes don’t work, and Russia’s military is pathetic.
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  73.  @glennv3176 , Hungary is the most corrupt country in Europe. Their voting rights should be suspended until they resolve their issues with corruption.
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  74.  @justinmolsal5613 , Hungary isn’t supportive of Russia. Only Orban is. Orban is Putin’s puppet. Putin probably installed him using corruption.
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  75. Russia doesn’t have air superiority. Neither side has air superiority.
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  76. Both Russia and Ukraine keep their aircraft on their side of the front lines and at low altitude when they are close to the front lines so they don’t get shot down. Many are getting shot down anyway.
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  77. If Venezuela amasses their military by the border of Guyana, the United States should Elim.
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  78. Vade, then tell them that they’re not allowed to do that.
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  79.  @SavageDragon999 , That was back when everyone believed that Putin’s nukes worked. Now we know that everyone who maintained Putin’s nukes died of old age before the Soviet Union collapsed.
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  80.  @LeechofCrows , Russia is losing. Losing is future continuous tense. That means that they haven’t loose yet, but eventually, some time in the future, they will have lost. The west bailed out the Soviet Union when they were invaded by Germany, and now the west is bailing out Ukraine when they were invaded by Russia. By the way, Hitler didn’t start WW2 alone. He started it together with Staling when they both invaded Poland together. Had Stalin not done that, there likely wouldn’t have been a WW2, and then there wouldn’t have been a need to bail out Stalin.
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  81.  @LeechofCrows , Russia is losing. Losing is future continuous tense. That means that they haven’t loose yet, but eventually, some time in the future, they will have lost. The west bailed out the Soviet Union when they were invaded by Germany, and now the west is bailing out Ukraine when they were invaded by Russia. By the way, Hitler didn’t start WW2 alone. He started it together with Staling when they both invaded Poland together. Had Stalin not done that, there likely wouldn’t have been a WW2, and then there wouldn’t have been a need to bail out Stalin.
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  82.  @herptek , And now Ukraine is defeating Russia using old scraps trickled in from the west.
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  83.  @LeechofCrows , What do you believe? Do you believe that Germany invaded Poland, then the Soviet Union marched in to defend Poland from Germany? Do you believe that the Germans were the “bad guys” and that the Soviets were the “good guys”? Why don’t you educate me and tell me what really happened in 1939?
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  84.  @LeechofCrows , Do you know about all the frozen chicken that the United States sent to Russia after the Soviet Union collapsed? That was obviously a mistake. The United States should have let nature take its course. The world would be much better off today if the United States let the Russians fend for themselves.
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  85.  @FEDEXLuchs , The United States won in Afghanistan, and they did it in only 6 weeks. The problem was that the Taliban ran and hid in Pakistan for 20 years, and the United States was unwilling to go into Pakistan to get them. They didn’t “lose”, they simply failed to achieve their objectives because they were unwilling to do what was necessary to achieve their objectives. They could have but decided not to. In 20 years the US lost 2400 soldiers in Afghanistan. This would not be the case had it been a 20 year long war that the US lost. You need to educate yourself before spewing nonsense. The Soviet Union’s pathetic military, however, lost in Afghanistan and ran away with their tails between their legs like the incompetent cowards that they are.
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  86.  @LeechofCrows , Russia’s propaganda was so good that even Putin believed Russia’s propaganda. Had he known the truth, he would have invaded Ukraine.
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  87.  @LeechofCrows , I bet Putin believes his nukes work too.
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  88.  @LeechofCrows , “They still haven’t lost bro.” Yet. They are, however, losing. They’ve been losing since they started. It’s only a matter of time. Russia will run out of resources, the west won’t.
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  89.  @herptek , At least I know the facts.
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  90.  @JackFromWyoming , “Do you know the average age of a UK soldier is 48.” Duhhhh… That’s what happens when you limit the draft to everyone 27 and older. Do numbers confuse you? Did you fail 3rd grade math?
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  91.  @JackFromWyoming , You’re very confused. The Soviet Union lost. The west could have easily taken everything. The only reason the Soviet Union existed after WW2 and Stalin was allowed to remain in charge is because the west didn’t care to continue the war. They could have easily defeated the Soviet Union if they wanted to. What you don’t seem to understand is that the west doesn’t want war.
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  92.  @JackFromWyoming , “Average age of 48 does not sound combat effective….” And yet they’re defeating the Russians.
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  93.  @JackFromWyoming , Russia is squandering their equipment, money, and soldiers faster than they can be replaced. This is exactly how you lose a war of attrition. Do you understand what a war of attrition is?
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  94.  @LeechofCrows , “that’s paraphrasing” Yup. You’re definitely confused.
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  95.  @LeechofCrows , My claim is that before February 2022, everyone believed that Russia had a substantial military, not a bunch of incompetent buffoons with old crappy equipment that barely works.
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  96.  @LeechofCrows , Another of my claims is that everyone believed that Ukraine didn’t have a substantial military and that they’d be steamrolled by the Russian military. Everyone was obviously wrong.
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  97.  @JackFromWyoming  <—— Obviously a brainwashed Russian troll.
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  98.  @MarionFR , His first comment disappeared. I wonder if he deleted it. I wonder if he has deleted others.
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  99.  @LeechofCrows , Before February 2022, I hadn’t even thought about it. I hadn’t even heard of Ukraine. When the Invasion began, I was immediately on Ukraine’s side because Ukraine had not attacked Russia and Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia was obviously the “bad guys”. After a few weeks, it became obvious to me that Ukraine was winning, and I made a bet with a friend who’s still convinced that Russia will win.
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  100.  @LeechofCrows , What are you claiming that people predicted over a decade ago? That Russia would invade Ukraine? Or that Ukraine would fight back and win?
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  101.  @LeechofCrows , I didn’t hear about the 2014 invasion of Donbas or Crimea or Euromaidan until after February 2022. Typically Americans don’t care about Europe. Most of them know nothing about it. I believe I saw something about Ukraine in a movie called Euro Trip where two guys went on a trip to Europe. They were trying to go to Germany and they hitched a ride with a truck who didn’t understand them and they didn’t understand the trucker, so they hopped in the truck and ended up in Eastern Europe. Then it turned out that because of the pocket change they had, they were rich. It was a pretty funny movie. Anyway, since the February 2022 invasion I’ve learned all about 2014. I know about Igor Girkin, Dmitry Utkin, and Viktor Yanukovych.
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  102.  @banana6837 , You’re assuming that Russia’s antique unmaintained nukes still work, and that Putin has a death wish. I doubt either of those assumptions are true.
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  103.  @FarRightConspiracyTheorist , Ukraine has and is still gaining more than a little ground. Right now, there’s nobody there who’s able to stop them. And if Putin moves soldiers there from someplace else, he’ll weaken the lines someplace else. He’s kinda screwed right now.
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  104.  @stoopsolo1479 , Absolutely!!
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  105.  @banana6837 , You’re assuming that Russia’s antique unmaintained nukes still work, …
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  106.  @banana6837 , and that Putin has a death wish. I doubt either of those assumptions are true.
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  107.  @banana6837 , I bet that everyone who knows how to maintain Putin’s nukes has died of old age already years ago.
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  108.  @LeechofCrows , Everywhere you wrote “UN”, you mean “EU” right?
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  109.  @LeechofCrows , Everywhere you wrote “UN”, you mean “EU” right?
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  110.  @LeechofCrows , You believe that Putin might start a nuclear war with the west because Ukraine invaded Russia? Really? Hahahahahahaha!!! You’ve got to be kidding.
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  111.  @LeechofCrows , You believe that Putin might start a nuclear war with the west because Ukraine invaded Russia? Really? Hahahahahahaha!!! You’ve got to be kidding.
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  112.  @LeechofCrows , Do you know that Russia is surrounded by submarines that contain around 10,000 Tomahawk missiles? All of Russia’s long distance military capacity could be neutralized within 1/2 hour.
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  113.  @LeechofCrows , Israel, Iran, and China are not interested in a global war. They would not join Russia in such and endeavor.
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  114.  @LeechofCrows , Israel is interested in dealing with Hamas. China is interested in making money. Iran is confused.
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  115.  @LeechofCrows , “Russia and her allies…” Russia has no allies bro.
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  116.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , The United States defeated the Taliban in Afghanistan in 6 weeks.
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  117.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , The United States isn’t in Ukraine.
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  118.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , Because after the United States defeat the Taliban, the Taliban went and hid in Pakistan for 20 years. Then as soon as the United States left Afghanistan, the Taliban returned. The United States chose not to go into Pakistan to hunt them down. Why don’t you know what happened? Why do you bring up things that you know nothing about?
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  119.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , Do you know that the United States withheld military aid for Ukraine for 8 months? Yet Ukraine is still winning. Imagine if the United States hadn’t withheld military aid for 8 months. Ukraine probably would have won already.
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  120.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , So basically you don’t believe the truth? I guess that means you’re a clown.
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  121.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , So basically you don’t believe the truth? I guess that means you’re a clown.
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  122.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , You must be Russian.
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  123.  @Silver_Prussian , The only country coming close to the limits of what they could give is Denmark.
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  124.  @LeechofCrows , Do you have a reading comprehension problem? I never said that I didn’t know that Ukraine was a country. I said I didn’t know that Ukraine existed. Do you understand the difference? Maybe you should find yourself a dictionary, or work on improving your comprehension.
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  125.  @Silver_Prussian , If western military equipment manufacturing is insufficient, why can’t Russia defeat Ukraine? What’s the holdup?
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  126.  @danielkirpichnikov2007 , The United States defeated the Taliban in 6 weeks. After that, there was no fighting. That’s why during 20 years the United States only lost 2400 soldiers. The majority of them were obviously lost during the first 6 weeks.
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  127.  @JackFromWyoming , “Do you know Russia controls 80% if its stated goals?” Yeah? How many times did they change their “stated goals” before that became true? And at their current rate of advance, how many years and how many casualties will it take before Russia reaches 100%?
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  128.  @LeechofCrows , Are you tarded?
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  129.  @LeechofCrows , Do you know all the names for all the countries in Africa? How about all the countries in North and South America. Everyone knows that they’re countries, but until they know the names, they won’t know they exist. Obviously Ukraine is a country, but I hadn’t become familiar with the name until February 2022. I believe you’re tarded.
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  130.  @LeechofCrows  <—— Tarded…
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  131.  @Silver_Prussian , Are you saying that Putin is losing the war on purpose?
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  132.  @Silver_Prussian , “If the west has more to give, why did they give so little.” Because they want Putin to believe he has a chance of winning. They don’t want Putin to give up before he’s depleted all of Russia’s resources. By the time this is over, Russia will have none of the massive stockpiles of weapons that they inherited from the Soviet Union, and Russia won’t have the capacity to rebuild its military. By the time this is over, Russia will be like Venezuela, Cuba, or North Korea.
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  133.  @Silver_Prussian , Putin is like a small child. He has to believe he can win to keep fighting. As soon as he realizes he’s lost, he’ll quit. They don’t want him to quit before he’s lost everything.
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  134.  @Silver_Prussian , Really? Ukraine is losing? You actually believe that? Hahahahahahaha!!!! ROTFLMAO!!!!
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  135.  @MrMuel1205 , Those are the numbers from right before February 2022? Seems like Ukraine was significantly outnumbered. Didn’t Russia send around 200,000 combat soldiers into Ukraine? That would be close to everything Russia had, wouldn’t it?
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  136.  @w1se.562 , Do you believe that the world should help a country that’s being invaded by an aggressive neighbor?
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  137.  @MrMuel1205 , Hasn’t China been getting most of their military technology from Russia and the Soviet Union?
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  138.  @FeldwebelWolfenstool , It was the Russians who were lobbing shells at the Ukrainian. The Ukrainians obviously had to defend themselves.
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  139.  @FeldwebelWolfenstool , Nobody believes your lies. Everyone knows that Russia invaded Donbas in 2014.
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  140.  @Red-Check-Mark , Russia’s pathetic military can’t defeat Ukraine though, so Russia doesn’t really have a choice.
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  141.  @anything.with.motors , LOL
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  142. @@MynameIsunavailable..., You actually believe that Russians get to choose?
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  143. @@MynameIsunavailable..., You actually believe that Russians get to choose? Do you want believe they live in a democracy or something?
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  144.  @freedomfighter22222 , “Worst case scenario Ukraine gets pushed out of Kursk again with some losses, but will…” Worst case scenario, Ukraine has forced Russia to devote resources defending their border which will weaken the entire eastern border. There will be no difference for Ukraine, because they’ve already been defending their northern border.
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  145.  @QuinnV100 , Do you understand what “war economy” means?
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  146.  @SagittariusSatellitium , Keep dreaming bro.
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  147.  @Welsh_Veteran_420_Z , So you believe that we should see the front lines in Donbas collapsing on the Ukrainian maps in a few days? Why are you the only one mentioning this? Shouldn’t this be big news that everyone is talking about?
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  148.  @Welsh_Veteran_420_Z , So you mean it’s a lie, eh?
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  149.  @SagittariusSatellitium , You must be confused. It’s Ukraine that’s seized the opportunity.
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  150.  @ST-ly8uf , Not really.
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  151.  @ST-ly8uf , Nope. There’s no risk of nuclear attacks.
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  152.  @ST-ly8uf , Do you know that Russia is surrounded by US submarines that contain 10,000 Tomahawk missiles?
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  153.  @ST-ly8uf  , Also the United States has around 5,000 nuclear warheads that they actually maintain.
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  154.  @SagittariusSatellitium  <—— Delusional…
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  155.  @ST-ly8uf , Unlike Russia, the United States actually maintains their military equipment and their nukes.
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  156.  @SagittariusSatellitium , You must be listening to Putin’s propaganda machine. They want you to believe that everything is going according to plan.
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  157.  @SagittariusSatellitium , You must be listening to Putin’s propaganda machine. They want you to believe that everything is going according to plan.
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  158.  @SagittariusSatellitium , You must be listening to Putin’s lies. They want you to believe that everything is going according to plan.
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  159.  @SagittariusSatellitium , Hahahahahaha!!!! Sure bro. If you say so. ROTFLMAO!!!
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  160.  @SagittariusSatellitium , I bet your source is Weeb Union. He’s a joke. I used to watch him before I realized that he consistently wrong.
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  161.  @ST-ly8uf , The United States has 10,000 Tomahawk missiles in submarines right now.
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  162.  @nutyyyy , I bet Xi encouraged Putin to invade Ukraine to weaken Russia so China could invade Manchuria.
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  163.  @SY-qg6qn , Putin is trying to intimidate the west into no longer supporting Ukraine. It’s obviously not working. The west is still sending weapons to Ukraine.
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  164.  @four_20hitman___97 , Exactly. China relies on global economic stability for their income. They would obviously prefer that nobody rock the boat.
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  165.  @tancosta1286 , If Putin loves Russia, why is he destroying it?
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  166.  @HueghMungus , How do you know what Putin meant? Are you a mind reader? And Putin sent Russian to invade Ukraine. Therefore all deaths on both sides are Putin’s fault. He can withdraw his troops any time and peace would be immediate. It’s up to him to stop the deaths any time he wants.
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  167. Mariupol is already completely destroyed. What more can Russia do? What threats can he make? I’m certain the locals are incredibly upset with Putin and Russia right now. I’m sure the majority of them are supporting the soldiers hiding in the steel plant as much as they possibly can.
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  168.  @matt-eu-poland , Wrong. Most Russians in Russia do NOT support Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. They’re just afraid to voice their opinion because they don’t want to end up in jail. When he invasion first started there were massive protests, but the Russian Gestapo cracked down on them hard and a whole bunch of people were arrested. Many have fled from Russia, and they’re discussing how that can take their country back from the tyrant whoMs in charge.
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  169.  @skdfdjkdfjkd , How do you know that Russia’s nukes still work? They’re all cold war era antiques now. How much has Russia maintained them since 1991? Judging by how they’ve maintained the rest of their military equipment, not much. I seriously doubt, despite the shear number of Russian nukes, enough of them still function to annihilate the world.
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  170.  @wombat1983 , I don’t believe that the sanctions will be lifted even if they leave Ukraine. Russia is completely screwed for likely the next 30-50 years.
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  171.  @surferofthesynthwaves4710 , And you can thank Putin for that. Before this invasion military spending was on the decline. Now, thanks to Putin, military spending is increasing and NATO is expanding.
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  172.  @cooldudecs , Some Republicans are pro Russian. The majority of the Republicans in Congress are not.
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  173.  @fuzzyhair321 , They can easily deliver the planes faster than they can train Ukrainian pilots. But that would be pointless. Training pilots will take some time, and they will be properly trained before Ukraine is given more advanced planes.
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  174.  @mauricehodgson3143 , $40 billion is nothing. Our total military spending is around $1.2 trillion, and Ukraine is taking on Russia. It’s best to get this over with quickly. We should devote $400 billion at least. The money should be spent on building manufacturing capacity for every Ukraine would need to slaughter Russia, and then we should give them our entire stockpile of these same weapons that we will be manufacturing.
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  175.  @neeneko , Have you heard of “counter battery radar”? Basically every time Russia shoots a heavy artillery round, the source of that round is immediately identified and destroyed. We have this capability, and if it’s given to Ukraine, Russia will run out if heavy artillery real fast. Once they run out, the war is over.
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  176. @Rob Moreno, You seriously believe that other Russian politicians are as stew pid as Putin? That’s hard to imagine.
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  177.  @sinoroman , After Ukraine has demilitarized Russia, China could change their mind. Obviously signatures mean nothing to Russia, so why should China be concerned with signatures? Without TSMC, Siberia is much more valuable than Taiwan, and after Russia has been demilitarized, much cheaper to acquire.
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  178.  @zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15 , Do they have better aim than the Russians?
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  179.  @zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15 , Or will they also waste 90% of their ammo shooting at empty fields and then another 9% missing their targets?
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  180.  @XxASBURYxX , But being pro Russian means you support terrorism and you’re a fool who believes Russian lies.
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  181.  @paintsilj , All the corruption in Ukraine was cause by Russia. Russia thrives on corruption.
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  182.  Cultured Russian Waifu  <—— Brainwashed by Russian lies and propaganda…
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  183.  @user-om1us7xk7d , It’s the vaccine that killed the coronavirus.
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  184.  @eardwulf785 , $40 billion is peanuts. The United States military budget is over $800 billion/year. $40 billion is therefore less than 5%. And all the equipment being sent to Ukraine is old, and needed to be replaced with newer stuff anyway. In other words, Ukraine is defeating Russia with old United States junk. Also, Ukraine has received only about $15 billion of that junk so far. There’s $25 billion left to go, and Russia already can’t progress anywhere. Russia is screwed bro…
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  185.  @docwiz , Bing, Yahoo, and Google are all recommending whatever they believe you’ll click on. That doesn’t mean others are seeing the same thing. To see what they’re showing everyone, turn on your TV and watch what’s on the news. I wouldn’t have a clue what’s on my local news because I don’t care. I have Internet and seek what interests me, but my impression from my friends and family is that they have other concerns than what Russia is doing in Ukraine.
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  186.  @aeroflopper , Russia has destroyed only 20% of Ukraine. They’ll rebuild after the Russian Nazis have been removed.
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  187. If Venezuela amasses their military by the border of Guyana, the United States should Elim.
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  188. Vade, then tell them that they’re not allowed to do that.
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  189.  @Nathanos355 , Putin just visited the Middle East. Guyana has oil. A lot of oil. I bet Putin convinced Meduro to invade Guyana to prevent Guyana from replacing Russian oil. The United States needs to intervene or oil prices are going to increase and Russia will benefit.
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  190.  @Nathanos355 , The Venezuelans can move to Brazil, Columbia, Mexico, and all the other surrounding countries. They don’t need to come to the United States. If they enter the US, Abbott could easily push them back into Mexico. Abbott should build a wall.
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  191.  @Nathanos355 , If they’re already in Mexico, they don’t need asylum in the United States. They should all be denied entry. Abbott should enforce his border.
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  192.  @giovanni-ed7zq , I hope you’re right. I hope Biden grows a pair.
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  193. A friend of mine is a CNC machinist. He has made parts for chip manufacturers. Now he makes part for prototype neutron generators. Machinists can do cool stuff too. He even made parts for the original Tesla Roadster before Elon stole the company from its original founders.
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  194.  @nachyomoney3598 , My machinist friend made parts for United back in the old days when they repaired their planes in the United States. Now they do it in China where labor is cheaper.
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  195.  @NeygarzruinedAmerica , You’re full of chit.
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  196.  @1Orderchaos , Scientists need a lot of manufacturing for their experiments. My machinist friend works for scientists. He makes all sorts of crazy chit for their experiments.
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  197.  @TheChronozoan , Programming CNCs and manual machining isn’t the same as a factory worker for Tesla or another auto manufacturer. When you say “manufacturing” most people think about a factory worker on an assembly line.
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  198.  @JM-qb2kd , What software do you use to create your gcode?
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  199.  @planet4allofus , But China manufactures things wrong. Do you know how on a bicycle one pedal is reverse threaded? That’s supposed to be so you’re screwing both pedals into the crank as you pedal. China saw that one side was reverse threaded so they copied it. Unfortunately they reverse threaded the wrong side so both sides unscrew as you pedal. Those people who copy things without understanding why aren’t too bright.
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  200.  @planet4allofus , BRICS is a joke. It’s going nowhere. Russia is doomed. They can’t even defeat Ukraine.
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  201. @Sacrvm Imperivm Britannicvm, How do you know that there was still fighting after the Russians encircled the area? How did they take over Zolote and Hirske so quickly if there was still fighting? Don’t you think that maybe they were able to take over those two towns so quickly because maybe there was nobody defending them because they evacuate during the previous night? Or at least they killed everyone there with bombardments of artillery before marching in? What do you believe actually happened there? Do you have the mental capacity to look at the available evidence and make an educated guess as to what actually happened, and then compare that to the claims of Russia and the claims of Ukraine and pretty much figure out who’s lying and who’s telling the truth? Do you believe that 2,000 Ukrainians would spend a month defending those two cities, then suddenly put down their weapons and give up without a fight, or attempt to escape just because they were encircled? Does that really make sense to you? Or does it make more sense that they snuck out of there in an orderly fashion during the night, then the Russians marched in unopposed the next day? Anyone with a functioning brain and the ability to use it can clearly see the truth, don’t you think?
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  202.  @brainletfag , Pulling out too late would mean that there would have been a much bigger fight. Then it would have taken the Russians significantly longer to take the surrounded area. I doubt that the Ukrainians would just lay down their arms and surrender immediately upon being surrounded.
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  203.  @haykhakobyan9488 , “There is nothing wrong with being proud of who you are and thinking…” Sure, but invading and murdering your neighbor’s is wrong, and Russians should be ashamed of what Putin has done. Right now, Russia has absolutely nothing to be proud of. All Russians who are not ashamed are obviously Nazi monsters.
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  204.  @albin2232 , Hayk is obviously extremely confused.
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  205.  @sinoroman , Before this invasion Russia had no need to secure its border. Now 99% of the world is against Russia.
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  206.  @nntflow7058 , LOL
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  207.  @alaskaone , How many of Russia’s nukes do you believe are still operational? I bet even Putin doesn’t know.
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  208.  @empireStyle , Wow! Russia seems pretty pathetic. And given that there’s so much theft and corruption in Russia I bet barely 10% of that ends up actually contributing to Russia’s military.
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  209.  @SagatBordyev , Brazil probably has a more powerful military than Russia.
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  210.  @johnl.7754 , Right. The US military is 10x stronger than China’s.
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  211.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Which invasion? The first one when the United States rushed to the aid of Kuwait when they were invaded by Iraq? You know? Russia is invading Ukraine right now. Maybe the same thing is in store for Russia as was experienced by Iraq, eh?
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  212.  @haykhakobyan9488 , The second invasion of Iraq was to finish the job that wasn’t finished during the first invasion. Saddam was a tyrant like Putin and needed to be dealt with.
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  213.  @haykhakobyan9488 , I suppose you have no clue what Saddam was doing to the Kurds. Imagine Saddam was Putin and the Kurds were Ukrainians. Then maybe you’ll understand.
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  214.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Saddam Hussein was murdering Kurds, and now Russia is murdering Ukrainians. Saddam and Putin are just like Hitler and so are their supporters. This makes them Nazis.
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  215.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and occupied Crimea and part of Donbas. They were there murdering Ukrainians. The Ukrainians have a right to defend their country from the Russian Nazi invaders.
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  216.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Your problem is that you’re extremely confused about the facts because you’ve been brainwashed by Russian propaganda.
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  217.  @haykhakobyan9488 , You’re way off topic. Russia invaded Ukraine. This has absolutely nothing to do with the United States or the west. Ukrainians in Ukraine are defending themselves against Russia Nazis who were sent by Putin to murder Ukrainians. They have a right to defend themselves.
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  218.  @haykhakobyan9488  <—— Obviously another Russian Nazi.
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  219.  @haykhakobyan9488 , There were no hostile countries on Russia’s border. Ukraine was absolutely no threat to Russia until after Russia invaded. Now, pretty much every country on Russia’s border is hostile to Russia because Russia is now a terrorist state.
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  220.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Putin has turned the countries surrounding Russia into hostile countries. I wouldn’t be surprised if China decided to invade Siberia soon since Russia has shown the world how weak and incompetent their military is.
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  221.  @haykhakobyan9488 , Even the people of Belarus are now against Russia. If it weren’t for Putin’s puppet running the country, Belarus would be on Ukraine’s side. Even Kazakhstan is against Russia. China and India are just taking advantage of Russia for their cheap oil that they can get at a 35% discount because of western sanctions.
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  222.  @haykhakobyan9488  <—— Unbelievably confused..
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  223.  @Ermagron , Is your “higher IQ” the reason you’re on the edge of poverty?
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  224.  @MuhammadRidwan-pe7ny , There was no June 2023 offensive. It was canceled due to lack of air superiority.
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  225.  @Silver_Prussian , Admit it. Putin’s military is incompetent and pathetic and advanced Russian technology is a joke.
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  226.  @Silver_Prussian , Admit it. Russia’s military is a pathetic joke.
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  227.  @Silver_Prussian , Advanced Russian technology is a myth that’s been debunked by Ukraine.
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  228.  @Silver_Prussian , Admit it bro. Russia’s military is full of untrained incompetent buffoons.
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  229. And Russia is being demilitarized.
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  230.  @JM-kv2kn , Why is this relevant? Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine is and has a right to defend their freedom. Everyone knows that Russia sucks, and nobody wants to be part of it. That’s why they fight.
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  231.  @jcplays3842 , America was already strong before WW2. WW2 did nothing more than cause the United States to focus more on national defense.
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  232.  @qtamomusic7620 , Finland slaughtered the Russian invaders.
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  233.  @fastnetcyber3979 , Ukraine is winning. Ukraine will win.
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  234.  @sttthr , Russia is not and has never been a superpower. Russia is not and never will be the Soviet Union. Why do people keep confusing Russia for the Soviet Union? Everything Russia has was inherited from the Soviet Union. Once Russia has been demilitarized by Ukraine, Russia will never rebuild these massive stockpiles of antique weapons and ammo.
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  235. Because Putin can’t kill Ukrainian soldiers, he’s destroying buildings and murdering civilians. He’s now a war criminal.
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  236. The Houthi has attacked a Russian ship. If Iran and Russia are allies, and the Houthi are working for Iran, why is this?
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  237. If Venezuela amasses their military by the border of Guyana, …
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  238. them before they invade, then tell them that they’re not allowed to do that.
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  239. the United States should
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  240. Elim. Inate.
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  241. them before they invade, then tell them that they’re not allowed to do that.
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  242. Give Guyana some Patriot systems.
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  243. The United States should start training the Guyanans immediately.
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  244. 50,000 Guyanans should be immediately sent to Ukraine to help out, receive training, and gain experience.
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