Comments by "The Zero Line" (@The_ZeroLine) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1.  @amitkerai4880  In Gaza and Belgorod. True.
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  2. Yup. He knew we shouldn’t have helped Russia at all.
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  3. Nice try, bot. The reality is 20,000 Russians cut off from supplies and reinforcements. Russia has been trying to send in reinforcements from Crimea and Ukraine waits for them to load barges completely and then blow them up to maximize the damage.
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  4. So, Scholz finally caved apparently. It only took 🇺🇸 committing 50 MBTs which require its jet engine removed for servicing, 15 gallons per hour AT IDLE of JP8 jet fuel, etc. Sounds like a GREAT fit for 🇺🇦. Thanks, Scholz. That said, if Ukraine can sustain the M1, it will be an utterly gorgeous sight to see them cutting through Russian tanks like they were made of tissue. They are insanely powerful.
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  5. Cool story, Ivan.
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  6. Oof, cheesy yet accurate.
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  7. Our most recent election? I agree.
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  8. The amount of Russian and Chinese shills in this comments section is astounding. A “firehose of misinformation” indeed.
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  9.  @PoppiD93  That’s a good benchmark for president.
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  10. He can’t even keep his lies about Ukraine straight. The new territories! I mean historical Russian territories! 😂
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  11. But nice try at seeding the narrative that 🇷🇺 is doing well. The truth is neither are doing well right now. 🇺🇦‘s situation is much easier to turn around though. If the US and EU countries are willing to go beyond spending .127% of GDP on aid (that’s the literal number for the EU and even less for the US).
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  12.  @burritosls  Your economy was smaller than Italy’s when the world began and Russia hasn’t submitted a single doc to the World Bank or IMF for more than a year since they basically lost 90% of their energy export market. Wonder why that might be? 🤔
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  13. And as all the backsliding on buying Russian energy shows, they were right to. France, Spain and Belgium could give two 💩s about Ukraine as is clear from their pathetic support and huge recent Russia energy purchases.
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  14. Their lines of communication were cut. Without orders, Russian units are helpless. They’re also pretty helpless without artillery and their enemies 20 miles away.
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  15. lol, even as Jew I find this funny. A good pun not yet in YT’s insanely bloated list of censored keywords.
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  16. Another reason the UK desperately needs to invest in more aircraft and pilots. Not to mention expand every aspect of its military.
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  17. One important difference in Russian tactics is that, due to critically artillery shortages, they know Ukraine can’t afford to target low value targets. So, they’ll send 1-2 men at a time forward and build up forces piecemeal extremely close to the line of contact before Ukraine can afford to begin hitting back.
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  18. Cope harder.
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  19.  @katerina.bells8  We’re talking about Putin. Not this woman. Keep up.
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  20. The only people who think the lines are static or the fighting has slowed down are those not paying any attention or simply glancing at headlines now and then.
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  21. Meanwhile, in Kursk…the RFAF has boldly looted more than 300 stores + 1,200 homes. It’s now expected, that by 2025, they will have fully looted all structures while not having retaken any territory.
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  22. As a Jew, I’m disgusted with Israel solely acting in its self interest regarding the war.
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  23. It’s all from the futures/commodities traders. We need to ban the Wall Street and London speculation casinos, which literally only benefit a few thousand people in the world. At least restrict the speculation on certain commodities.
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  24. Grocery store items were never a target of sanctions and misc. luxury boutiques are of minimal importance. The purpose of sanctions have been to bankrupt the state. Not cut down on grocery store selection.
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  25. The US used to doubt Ukraine’s numbers too. They actually go further than their numbers now in some areas. Russia lost at least 93 armored vehicles (IFVs, MBTs, etc.) in the opening 48 hours or so of this offensive. BTW, well done, Jerry Gore.
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  26.  @Michael-mh2tw  Okay, Lieutenant General Michael. Pot calling kettle black, much?
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  27. The podcast has talked so much about the need for Ukraine to show it can make progress in a timely manner. So, I think it is a great example of Ukraine fulfilling that order. Russia left some of their worst units and even worse, LPR units, in Kharkiv. So, it seems like a no brainer now since their biggest gains have actually occurred in Kharkiv rather than Kherson.
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  28. It’s AI spam bots. They’re so annoying and for some reason all feature a girl in panties as a pfp.
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  29. The SeaBaby’s biggest achievement has been in deterring / preventing the Russian Black Sea fleet from continuing to blockade their grain or operating anywhere even close to the Ukrainian coast.
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  30. Simon Schuster is good at seeding just enough seemingly objective quotes to make it seems like he isn’t a pro-Russian hack.
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  31. 10:55 one of those combat mosquitoes the Kremlin’s been on about almost got Galeotti.
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  32. Doesn’t take much to put the US Congress to shame, but we’ll see if this isn’t all empty talk on France’s part in reaction to Germany pointing out just how little 🇫🇷 has contributed to Ukraine.
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  33. The Kool-Aid Man must be brought to justice!
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  34. Your comment resulted in an argument between Dom and Francis in today’s (Nov. 3) episode of Ukraine The Latest. A good natured one though.
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  35. I didn’t do it! …but if I did…well, it happens there too!
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  36. They keep forgetting how many tanks they have. Happens all the time.
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  37.  @tarjeijensen9369  I agree, but the argument is that by sending just a few symbolically, it will push Germany over the line to allow willing countries to send their Leopards.
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  38. The Fluffers Club?
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  39.  @RyanBrown-w4n OK, “Ryan Brown.” The funniest part is that 🇷🇺 has already lost no matter what happens from here on out. Their economy has been destroyed, their military has been exposed as a joke, their energy production infrastructure is in ruins, their pre-existing demographic crisis is now an irreversible disaster, they’ve lost their entire natural gas market and so on and so on.
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  40. For Zelensky?
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  41. And the execution numbers are just from video. The real number is probably in the thousands. And they might be considered lucky considering the torture stories we’ve seen/heard about.
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  42. We can Kissinger Henry goodbye. Francis was dead on. The Congress of Vienna’s laudable success was down to its era and would never work today. Just look at 🇵🇸 as an example of that.
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  43. No other country in Europe could have taken on the entire Soviet arsenal + help from NK, Tehran and Beijing and still be in the game.
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  44. Don’t offer to help enforce a criminal peace. Offer to help ensure a peace dictated on Ukraine’s and the West’s terms. The most ironic part is Trump will continue to happily sell arms to the 🇪🇺and 🇺🇦.
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  45. lol, “turned down Russia.” Just like we promised to never allow anyone Eastern states to join NATO.
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  46.  @Kath-nd6pj Neither France nor the UK need permission from the other on how their domestic variant is used.
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  47. It’s up to YouRube, not them.
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  48. He also had soldiers randomly busting into voting booths and looking at their ballots. Some got arrested. Some didn’t I wonder why…
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  49. And their military’s reputational factor has fallen 138% in just one year. Anyway, if Biden or his staff had any sense they’d be pointing toward 🇰🇵 using this war to hone their nuclear capable missiles in real world conditions since that’s something that always freaks out Americans. And therefore we need to help Ukraine end this war. But since they haven’t even pointed out aid has basically been free since about 80% of the weapons we’ve sent were decommissioned or soon to be and that the price tags we would put on packages were basically imaginary.
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  50. @ First, that wouldn’t excuse anything. Second, this happened in the 14th century (Russia didn’t exist). Only the city state of Moscow. Third, they were a vassal of the Golden Horde + are now using Mongol descendants as canon fodder.,
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