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

  1.  @ST-ly8uf , Nope. There’s no risk of nuclear attacks.
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  2.  @ST-ly8uf , Do you know that Russia is surrounded by US submarines that contain 10,000 Tomahawk missiles?
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  3.  @ST-ly8uf  , Also the United States has around 5,000 nuclear warheads that they actually maintain.
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  4.  @SagittariusSatellitium  <—— Delusional…
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  5.  @ST-ly8uf , Unlike Russia, the United States actually maintains their military equipment and their nukes.
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  6.  @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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  7.  @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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  8.  @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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  9.  @SagittariusSatellitium , Hahahahahaha!!!! Sure bro. If you say so. ROTFLMAO!!!
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  10.  @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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  11.  @ST-ly8uf , The United States has 10,000 Tomahawk missiles in submarines right now.
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  12.  @nutyyyy , I bet Xi encouraged Putin to invade Ukraine to weaken Russia so China could invade Manchuria.
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  13.  @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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  14.  @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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  15.  @tancosta1286 , If Putin loves Russia, why is he destroying it?
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  16.  @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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  17. 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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  18.  @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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  19.  @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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  20.  @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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  21.  @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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  22.  @cooldudecs , Some Republicans are pro Russian. The majority of the Republicans in Congress are not.
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  23.  @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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  24.  @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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  25.  @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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  26. @Rob Moreno, You seriously believe that other Russian politicians are as stew pid as Putin? That’s hard to imagine.
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  27.  @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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  28.  @zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15 , Do they have better aim than the Russians?
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  29.  @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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  30.  @XxASBURYxX , But being pro Russian means you support terrorism and you’re a fool who believes Russian lies.
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  31.  @paintsilj , All the corruption in Ukraine was cause by Russia. Russia thrives on corruption.
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  32.  Cultured Russian Waifu  <—— Brainwashed by Russian lies and propaganda…
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  33.  @user-om1us7xk7d , It’s the vaccine that killed the coronavirus.
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  34.  @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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  35.  @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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  36.  @aeroflopper , Russia has destroyed only 20% of Ukraine. They’ll rebuild after the Russian Nazis have been removed.
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  37. If Venezuela amasses their military by the border of Guyana, the United States should Elim.
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  38. Vade, then tell them that they’re not allowed to do that.
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  39.  @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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  40.  @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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  41.  @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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  42.  @giovanni-ed7zq , I hope you’re right. I hope Biden grows a pair.
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  43. 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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  44.  @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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  45.  @NeygarzruinedAmerica , You’re full of chit.
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  46.  @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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  47.  @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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  48.  @JM-qb2kd , What software do you use to create your gcode?
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  49.  @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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  50.  @planet4allofus , BRICS is a joke. It’s going nowhere. Russia is doomed. They can’t even defeat Ukraine.
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