Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "How Russia Prepared for Ukraine’s Counteroffensive | WSJ" video.

  1.  @LeroxYT  To a great extent, you are correct. This is because air defenses neutralize air power on both sides; satellites and drones making hiding mass formations impossible; and, artillery/drones can reach out and destroy armored formations from long range. That said, I think the attrition of Ukrainian air defenses - and men and ammo, in general - is the most likely reason that the Russians are flying more manned missions.
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  2.  @alexkon7111  They tried. Boris Johnson talked Zelensky out of it.
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  3.  @ДмитрийЗайцев-у4ф  99% of experts agree with 100% of what the political class says. The interests of the political class and the people are rarely aligned.
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  4.  @trulycare3574  Pretty much. But also, there's not enough Himars to affect the overall strategic situation, unless using them to strike civilian and air defense targets inside of Russia leads to escalation.
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  5.  @ВладимирПетряев-ю4ш  Russian soldiers can do more with shovels than Ukraine can do with all the reject tanks NATO countries have to spare.
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  6.  @Svirepij187  Yes. USA is supporting massive ethnic cleansing operations in Ukraine and Palestine.
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  7.  @Svirepij187  FWIW, you seem to be far more grounded in facts and capable of spitting out facts, compared to that bartolo... dude, whose first and only rhetorical tactic is the ad hominem attack. Next up, if pressed for facts, will be misdirection and blame-shifting. He sounds like a guy who depends on corporate media in the USA for his news, where Trump is supposedly the biggest liar ever, who's running against a man who dropped out of previous presidential racists for his easily-debunked lies and plagiarism. Black is white. Up is down. Very hard to break out of if you don't have time to do your own research and do your own fact-checking. Even if you do your own fact-checking, GOOGLE isn't going to put you onto anything the Establishment of the West doesn't want you to find. Instead, you kind of have to keep your eyes peeled in comment sections, such as this one, and pick up on names and websites that you will NEVER see in your YouTube feed or a Google search, unless you search for them by name. The censorship bubble has many holes in it, but it is very good at keeping people who don't ask the right questions in the dark. Plain fact is, most people don't have time to even ask the right questions, let alone figure out that western corporate media are worthless for getting at the truth.
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