Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "The Russian Dude" channel.

  1. It would've had detrimental effects on Ukraine at any point. Russia is just doing what Russia has been doing. The interruption in intel was bad for Ukraine, either way.
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  2. Fun checking in with the false hope channel. You're still at it. People still buying your delusion.
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  3. He sees a pig. He reaches for the lipstick.
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  4. We all seek that which confirms our bias.
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  5. He gives them what they want, and he's 100% aligned with government-corporate news. Confirmation bias is a thing.
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  6.  @TheJasonBorn  Democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner. Without laws protecting the rights of all and restraining government, you end up with tyranny.
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  7. The Hopium Channel, still going strong!
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  8.  @powervr  NATO nations are economic basket cases, on the brink of financial collapse.
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  9. Zelensky is suspending elections.
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  10. Don't ruin a good story with facts.
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  11.  @arthurwintersight7868  I think Russia will be a bit harder to overthrow than Libya.
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  12. Good luck with that.
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  13. From my perspective, propaganda and censorship in the West is on par with Nazi and Soviet propaganda. 2/3 of the world watches western propaganda, just to laugh at the delusion and false moral arguments.
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  14.  @sciencelad8286  Ask Iraqis how they feel about "Operation Iraqi Freedom." Ask Libyans how much they love the USA. Some of the worst dictators of the 20th Century were installed by American-led coups.
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  15. Please no mention of IQ, here.
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  16. You believed wrong.
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  17. American aid has dropped from billions to millions. American public is turning against deeper entanglement and wants the money spent on chronic problems back home. But I don't think it's the end of Ukraine. Putin will just keep sitting on them, the way he is, now, and let them gain back a little of their own territory, if it costs them a lot to do so and he doesn't incur heavy losses on his side. We can argue over actual casualty figures on both sides, but I think UA is more interested in territorial gains than Ukrainian lives. I think Putin is content to see Kiev contending with a larger foe than bombarding its own people in Donbass in violation of Minsk.
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  18. Yes. The truth hurts. But stick with Russian Dude, who's only in it for truth, and not trying to sell commercials or merchandise.
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  19. A trickle of tanks. Not even strategically significant.
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  20. Project much? Every peace agreement has been struck with Russia in the better position, followed by flouting of the terms of the agreement by Ukraine/NATO. Refusing to abide by agreements has been met with force. I think most of the world agrees that Russia resorted to force as a last resort. All of this was preventable. None of this has been in the interests of Ukraine.
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  21. Last time Prigozhin said things like this, you got all excited, too. "Russians are running out of artillery!" and thousands of Ukrainians died in a hail of metal raining from the skies. You guys are like Charlie Brown, thinking Lucy will ever let you kick the football.
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  22. You're peddling hopium.
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  23. Putin's held it together since 1999, when Russia was a total mess. I don't think this channel has a good read on the situation in Russia or the war.
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  24. Yes. Russians destroy infrastructure in their possession. smh The amount of cope on this channel is off the charts.
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  25. Most likely scenario is an attack on the nuclear power plant by NATO/Ukraine, and use that as a pretext to go nuclear, because neither Ukraine nor NATO have the forces to contend with Russia conventionally in that theater. This talk about the NPP is alarming. USA and Ukraine will stop to anything to cover their asses and pad their wallets.
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  26. Tanks are rapidly becoming obsolete.
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  27.  @JD43232  We must defend democracy, starting with Ukraine, which has banned free speech, religion, and elections! Genius!
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  28. Cluster munitions because NATO's out of high-explosive 155 mm rounds. Russians: Propaganda. Russian Dude: Propaganda.
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  29. But Russian Dude would NEVER cherry-pick his stories. LOL!
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  30.  @spiritualspinster4222  Don't see why he should. He's winning on the battlefield, and there's still no unbending on the NATO/US side. Trump hasn't repudiated (m)any of the basic assumptions held by permanent-government elites.
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  31. Your kind of thinking is getting lots of people killed, my friend.
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  32. This is the "Putin's losing and Ukraine is dominating" channel. Step right up for more hopium.
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  33. Ukraine comes in 2nd. Russia next to last.
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  34.  @Raynard666  You see this on one side, and deny it on the other.
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  35. Checking in with the alternate reality.
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  36. Trump's a realist. Unlike most of the people here.
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  37. Yeah, yeah. Ukrainian forces have surrounded and are laying siege to Moscow. I get it. You are cheering on the systematic reduction of Ukraine to a rump state, in obedience to oligarchs in Ukraine and their oligarch buddies in the West. Blackrock is already getting the contracts to "rebuild." sigh You're like lemmings, waving the flag of a nation that's being reduced to rubble, and about to be raped by Western oligarchs.
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  38. American oligarchs approve this message.
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  39. You do know they have replacement spans, right? When they take out pylons, which they haven't, yet, it becomes a more serious engineering problem. These strikes aren't nothing, but they're more propaganda/hopium for Ukraine than strategically devastating. I don't think they even had the main bridge before 2018. (Edit: It looks like the one pylon is damaged at the top, but the main structure is intact.) They do raise the stakes. They make it less likely that Russia will be content with the current stalemate. As long as it is trading blows and artillery duels with air superiority, I think Putin and Shoigu were content. But random targeted strikes deep in Russian territory won't be tolerated for long. Rather than bending Russia to their will, it will only strengthen the resolve and ratchet up hostilities. The West is a financial and manufacturing house of cards. BRICS could spell the end of their fiat-currency monetary model, which is inextricably enmeshed with their governments' chronic deficit spending, and urge to export their manufacturing (to dirtier places) to 'save the planet from catastrophic man-made global warming.' That's a laugh.
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  40.  @emildavidsen1404  This is not your daddy's USA.
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  41.  @qwizzieqwizz2826  Yes. Ukraine is on life support. If NATO aid falters, Ukraine crumbles.
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  42.  @TheJasonBorn  Many Republicans support the proxy war, not that they care about the Ukrainian people, except insofar as they can be used to hurt Russia. 2014 coup caused all of this at the urging of the American CIA. American imperialists have goaded Ukraine into suicide. This is what they do. Tell you "We've got your back" and then abandon you. Just wait for it. Prepare to be abandoned.
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