Comments by "Comented onakeyboard" (@comentedonakeyboard) on "Preston Stewart " channel.

  1. On a related Note, those heavy losses also lead to brain loss of trained and experienced soldiers, leading to higher losses, leading to demand for more Expendables. A vicious cycle.
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  2. Or Vance ignored it, because he had made up his mind, before the meeting/show even started🤔
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  3. Experience from logistically challenging operations abroad, i guess.
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  4. And lets not mention the sino soviet border clashes either, they are best frienemys ever after all.
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  5. Well there is of course the question what, if anything,could Laos gain from keeping US POWs, compared to the risks of doing so.
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  6. It is allways easy to critisise a operation afterwards.
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  7. Ukraine also send troops to aid the US during the Iraq war.
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  8. Aparently the war is not turning out as planed when Hamas started it.
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  9. And since he talked alone with Putin, Vladimir Vladimirowitch can allways "remember" more promises that Donald suposedly made.
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  10. Well, there is of course the question of how deep the mainlands arsenal is and how reliable their weapons work (or not).
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  11. Officialy Wagner is a Consulting Firm, the world leader in "tough negotistions" i presume.
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  12. 5:15 If Vance, or Trump, had issues with "litigating this in front of the American Public" they should not have made a reality show out of what would normaly handled in a meeting behind close doors.
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  13. @sirseigan  speaking of paying, it should also be mentioned that the trade deficit actualy means the US gets goods and services for pieces of paper. So why would other economies continue to agree to this, if not in exchange for security guarantees?
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  14. Half price? Did Putin pay any price at all?
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  15. look at the bright side since they hate you anyway you dont have to bother about their feelings
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  16. Religion of Peace
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  17. I guess they qualify as dual use, just like Pick Up Trucks🤔
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  18.  @tormentorxl2732  they were during WW II and that's the reason the Geneva Convention was signed (actual compliance is of course another question)
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  19.  @KSmithwick1989  that would be the Rapallo Treaty
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  20.  @alexandredatlanza5914  the Geneva Convention still demands humane Treatment, so execution is outlawed. BTW i think the Foreign Legio, the Gurkhas, Greencard Soldiers and of course Ukraines international Volunteers might see a Problem with your Position.
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  21. Russia has invested heavily in influence in Africa since soviet times and still has a massive presence there, which might explain the outburst of pro russian out of Africa.
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  22. I wonder if Prigozhins outbursts are preparation of a purge against Shoigu. I mean someone has to be the scapegoat.
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  23. I guess they could test the DNA anyway (and/or dental implants)
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  24. With the benefit of hindsight we can say: it was even better! The proxys defeated not just one, but even two superpowers. For the price of one. Great job CIA!
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  25. Somehow farmers manage this in wars for milenia now.
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  26. ​ @frisbeedriver Iraq lacked the numerical superiority that the Red Army enjoyed plus the Wehrmacht had to fight a three front war
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  27. Probably "divide and conquer"
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  28. Using a IRBM is a sign of weakness.
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  29. Shuting down the Gulf would have the Advantage of forcing the US to choose between showing weakness or fighting for Israel (think of the election), thus puting pressure on the US to put pressure on Israel.
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  30. Who is Hou(thi)
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  31. Even Sweden once had a nuclear programm that could be reactivated
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  32. It is quite fascinating how everyone is worried about Israel stoping to delivery, but no one is worried how Israel could deliver electricity if it would be eliminated (as islamists wish).
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  33.  @jonathanpfeffer3716  homemade ones, lets say from fertilizers?
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  34. I'm not entirely sure, but i seem to remember that it protects iregular fighters to, provided they are uniformed and carry their weapons open.
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  35. @Forheavenssake1ify  with europeans spending more on defense against russia, this also means the us will be much more isolated in any conflict with china
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  36. As Machiavelli put it: it's better to be feared then Loved.
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  37.  @MeeesterBond17  well having complicated relations with a muslim neighbor (Pakistan) might influence that choice to.
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  38. Or perhaps the Su-25 just made a airshow for the audience in front of the screen. You know for Propaganda purposes🤔
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  39. The Grimm Reapers apreciate your compassion😂
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  40. Russia seems to be learning
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  41. (un)fortunately the "George Washington Brigade" is not available as a career oportunism anymore😂
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  42. Anger over Bidens statements is somewhat pointless, his staffers will tell us that he didnt mean it anyway.
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  43. T-14 Armata has mispronounciation based weapon system, that will trigger any enemy into Submission 😂
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  44. I guess they could pretend this was all staged in a TV Studio, just like the Moon landing😂
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  45. Weaponised crows offer great potential for synergies. They could first kill someone and then eat the corpse.
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  46. Bakhmut was a classical case of a phyrric victory.
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  47. Or Israel might feel compeled to change their Twitter status to: Nuclear Power🤔
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  48. I wonder if Wagner will turn this into a three way war🤔
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  49. Ukraine became one of Ukraines arms supliers👍
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  50. And of course the Pro-Palestine crowd will ignore all the humanitarian and feminist values they claim to have.
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  51. ​ @Rullstolsboken 6) Chechnian forces just retreated, without a fight
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  52. The attacking force allways makes for a better target.
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  53. It is a bad plane, and from Lybia to India a lot of users have buyers remorse.
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  54.  @johnwalsh4857  perhaps they will have to do so, soon.
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  55. We must breed biger crows then😂
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  56. With their lack of weapons, equipment and training they could not fight anyway, even if they wanted to.
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  57. The conduct of the Russian Air Force at Borodino left Napoleon speachless.
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  58. The West has actualy a huge manpower reserve Ukrainian refugees, who are esentialy paid by the taxpayer to dodge Ukraines draft.
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  59. Cartell apears to be more of an industry, then one single employer.
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  60. We still dont have reliable numbers of how many soldiers (soviet)russia lost during the winter war. So good luck geting any for ongoing operations.
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  61.  @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044  and this, in Return, should make the overstretchment (of both sides) obvious. Thus perhaps make them reconsider diplomatic Options.
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  62. Given the Russian origin of a huge part of Hezbollahs arsenal, donating the weapons to Ukraine sounds like a good way to send Putin a Message.
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  63. Tanks have been declared obsolete since WW I
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  64. Putin should shift the Goalpost to Deklingonisation of Ukraine. This way he could declare Victory today🖖
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  65. Fool around and find out.
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  66. Espanola, not related to Legion Azul.
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  67. I guess China will increase the Support for Russia anyway, to protect it's oil interests.
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  68. Using made in China tires was a major mistake of the Russias. I wonder if the Chinese avoid it.
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  69. As far as i undestand the legal situation, the question wether or not it was terrorism hinges on wether or not the agent (or drone?) that placed the bomb wore Ukrainian Insignia. The General was part of the Military at war with Ukraine after all.
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  70. 10:23 unsurprising, if you know that Prostitution, labeled as "time marriage" are accepted by islamic "piousness" since the days of the Prophet.
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  71. You are aware that paying someone to not blow something up is not the same as paying to kill someone.
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  72. In a cynical sense not being informed about this operation also means the west is not responsible for it.
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  73. Military training with actual Drones in Germany probably crashed right into Germanys dysfunctional (anti)drone Policy🤔
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  74. My wield guess is the hidden racism of western "allies" who habitually consider all non-westerners as some sort of subhuman and therefore not acountable for their actions (hence the need to blame "opression").
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  75. Is North Korea testing Drones, or is it testing the US Response?
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  76. Nord Stream gets more and more interesting.
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  77. Winning? Probably more of a Phyric "Victory"
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  78. Ukraine: we're all quiet about the eastern Front Russia: everything fine on the western Front
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  79. Ukraine send soldiers to help the US with "boots on the ground" unfortunately in return the US said "f u" instead of thank you
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  80. Ukraine send forces into Iraq to help the US war over there, i wonder how they feel right now.
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  81. @returnofCrusade  just keep in mind what happened after the "Nixon Shock" in 73 and how the Dollar keeps falling ever since.
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  82. @alternativetierheilpraxisc7936  as a East German i know how disapointing it is to sit on a pile of worthless paper money from a failed hegemon. Like the GDRs surplus of Rubels in 91, or everyones Dollar reserves in 73, let alone Frances Reichsmark in 45. And come to think of it, Saudi Arabia is allready accepting other currencies then the Dollar for Oil, China is stockpiling Gold like crazy...
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  83. I guess western tanks will be delivered piecemeal anyway🤔
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  84. I might be a bit early, BUT the CCP Empire DID kill itself.
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  85. 19:01 Vance is allready at the "blame the previous Administration" point? Wow! I knew the US has problems, but i did not know it was that bad.
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  86. After a Russian "Victory" the Motherland will be bleed out, will still have a selfcolonising resource extraction Economy and will have a Allsace-Loraine Problem (just in case the CCP looks northward). Or in short: i dont think there will be a real Winner.
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  87. During WW II enacted, retroactively, a decree that declared any captured soldier a traitor, to be punished with decades in the Gulag, followed by lifelong banishment to Siberia. And of course he went after the Families to. So Russians might read "Russians dont surrender" as "Russians should not surrender, or Else"
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  88.  @SimpleHuman-ug8fk  No, Stalins decree declared all soldiers who ended up in captivity without being wounded traitors. And this included his own son, whos wife was arrested until he comited suicide.
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  89. Since the building was build of concrete plates, i find it's collapse less then surprising.
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  90. I guess not warning them could be misconstrued as tacit support of IS
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  91. Russias military not comunicating with itself is usual (mal)practice since East-Prussia 1914.
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  92. Admiting the fall of Singapore imediately worked miracles for the credibility of the BBC in WW II
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  93. The Ukrainians are only the second most efficient antirussian force in the world. The most efficient one is the russian government.
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  94. The traditional health risks of russian elites.
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  95. Victories are best celebrated after the actual Victory 🤫
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  96. "Optionaly Manned" explosive vessels where invented by the "Kriegsmarine" near the end of WW II and no, they did not work as well as expected.
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  97. I dare say that Ukraine sending in Specialists into Syria was made much easier by Turkey not being sorry to see Russia suffering.
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  98. Perhaps "who is winning" might be a misleading question. Judging by the losses everyone (except perhaps the CCP) is loosing.
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  99. Spezial humor is part of the proud soviet Tradition.
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  100. Prigozhin looks more like a strategist, then like a caterer. So he has social media skills. If he has military ones to only time can tell.
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  101. Sounds like Putin has taken a few lessons from Nathan Bedford Forrest
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  102. Landmines dont care who triggers them. So i guess it's apropriate not to care who laid them.
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  103. 9/11 #2 another sequel no one wants to see.
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  104. cease calling for ceasefires
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  105. In the interwar years Stalin focused on fighting Social Democrats so Putin follows a Russian Tradition of obvious stupidity
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  106. Incredibly high numbers of enemys and of course catastrophically bad weather are classics of the "we have to explain away the defeat of our unbeatable forces" See also: "als uns im Dezember vor Moskau der Winter überraschte"
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  107. And the sad thing is: Europes position on european security is not worth mentioning (and rightfully so)
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  108. Or perhaps Iran is giving missiles away as a show of strength suposed to give the impression of very huge stockpiles
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  109. Is it just me, or does Russias threat smell of weakness?
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  110. terms of imorality
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  111. ​ @bluebandites corect me if i'm wrong, but she is in the oposition, right?
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  112. In a cynical sense Putin filled the hole that Gorbatchev had ripped in the heart of NATO
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  113. 5:00 i cant remember anything about this particular "weird hand gesture"
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  114. Never trust any statistic you havent forged yourself Winston Churchill or General Gosvenor then stolen by Winston or german propaganda to undermine Churchill or perhaps someone else
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  115. I hope the free Aluminium Putin has offered is worth it. Unless Putin was mocking Trump, given that the US has put tariffs on Aluminium imports and Putins background in East-Germany (for reference: Aluminium was the stuff East-German notoriously worthless coins where made of, so perhaps Putin just told his fellow silowiki how cheap he had Trump)
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  116. Ambush tactics slow down the offensive, perhaps even stop it, but they wont recapture teritory or break encirclements.
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  117. Has Prigozhin allready put out an Advert sugesting to outsource US Special Ops to Wagner?
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  118. I dare say Ukraine will adapt the plan to do exactly what Russia is not preparing for.
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  119. I guess part of the problem is the completely arbitrary and contradictory standard for the financial value of Ukraine Aid Particularly the price of weapons deliveries
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  120. I guess Putin will do anything to safe his Power.
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  121. I guess the degree of revenge (from symbolic to all out war) depends on how seriously upset certain people realy are.
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  122. The level of destruction in the ocupied areas makes Russias "victories" even more phyric.
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  123. The lessons of Munich vs the lessons of Vietnam.
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  124. Surprise is much easier achieved if one hides forces among the civilian Population, like Hamas.
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  125. I think british special forces used Kajaks in WW II
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  126. Since Russia has a small Korean Minority in the far east they can disguise the North Koreans as Russian Citizens, with some level of (im)plausible denial.
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  127. If Hegseth had put some realism into this matter, he would have noticed that Europe being abandon... sorry i mean "taking the lead" also means that Europe has little incentive (and less capability) to help the US against (mainland) China. And the PRCs recent vote against Russia in the UN looks as if Xi noticed the gift Trump just handed him.
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  128. Call me cynic (or paranoid), but after Mr. Hershs article (and considering the dificulties of the Operation) this new findings look suspiciously like an attempt to muddy the waters (by presenting an alternative possible culprit). And potentialy even to throw Ukraine under the bus (or rather the BMP) just in case the economic in the US takes a serious Hit.
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  129. Popular Generals are dangerous for unpopular Regimes.
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  130. Belarus has invented the carbon neutral SPG👍
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  131. Mineclearing sounds like the perfect job for (ground) drones.
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  132. Lebanon has much more mountains to dig tunnels in then Gaza.
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  133. Aparently Putin has realised that no one takes verbal threats from him serious anymore.
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  134. Hamas has a strong motive to exagerate casualty numbers, to generate pressure for an seizefire.
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  135. The FSB(KGB) witholding vital informations from fellow (read: rival) services (and the GRU in particular) is standard (mal)practice.
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  136. Hamas deliberately uses Israeli helmets and other equipment to make identification even harder.
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  137. In Realpolitic you side with Russia, but Russia does NOT side with you.
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  138. I guess the danger of being send into realy stupid wars (i.e. Iraq) doesnt help with the recruitment either.
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  139. Perhaps the official "investigation" will conclude that gravity caused the plane, or its parts, to go downward. Gravity was incidently discovered by an englishmen, so probably MI6 involvement. Oh and gravity and the aircraft vere invented in Russia of course.😂
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  140. Looks like a hellscape from a dystopian scifi movie.
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  141. It's a rule of Thumb after all.
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  142. And still the East Sea refuses to bow to Kim Junk Ompfs will.😂
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  143. I'm not a CIA Agent is exactly what a CIA Agent would say😂
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  144. Interesting.
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  145. I guess autonomous drone-hunting-drones (perhaps chasing the sound of the rotors) will be introduced soon.
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  146. Actualy it voz Aliens. After all they have strong exile Ukrainian population there, after all the Alien abductions (evidently no one would ever leave the soviet union voluntarily)😂
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  147. With the Russians focused on Kursk and their ongoing advances in Ukraine, other regions along the border might be vulnerable. Making a scenario possible where the Russians are just about to push the Ukrainians out of Kursk, suffering mass casulties in the process, and then the Ukrainians capture a huge chunk of another Oblast.
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  148. Unfreezing Iranian assets was aparently a mistake
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  149. Quite frankly Americans, or westerners in general, dont have to support Russia. All they have to do is being unwilling, or unable, to pay the Ukraine bill.
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  150. I wonder if Prigozhin just lost his mind. I mean his chances to survive this, let allone win, seem marginal.
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  151. 2:24 interesting that this guy can show the Nazi Salute, without the (selfproclaimed) antifashist Allies in the west screeching out
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  152. I dare say Putins bigest mistake was anexing crimea, thus escalating the conflict in the first place.
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  153. This road lead to war in Vietnam. Unfortunately there are other ways. One of those roads leads through Munich. And you only know after the fact wich one you shouldnt have taken.
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  154. Anyway the name was taken from the german Composer (GRU cover name of it's founder)
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  155. Short Answer Si vis Pacem para Bellum more elaborated if the West would use his huge Advantage in Economic Power and invest in stockpiling Weapons the Complexity of our Weapons would be less of a Problem since we would have a Reserve to draw from plus the Wartime Production would start from a higher base Level PS in a very cynical Sense Ukraine has done Europe the Favor of depleting the Russian Forces that Putin can at best hope for a Phyric Victory folowed by a Future as a Chinese Colony
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  156. Hamas and IS might hate each other, but since they compete in comiting atrocities that's little Relief.
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  157. The not fancy way to say "on the Job Training" (in war) is: Cannon Fodder.
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  158. Begun the drone war has.
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  159. I wouldnt be surprised if somehow the "Big Bertha" would pop out of a hidden arsenal, to reapear in Ukraine.
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  160. "Moral Bombing" has been tried, from the Zeppelins and Gothas in WW I to Vietnam, again and again and again. And it failed, at best, and backfired at worst.
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  161. To be precise the AfD would need to win a 50+% majority to gain Power.
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  162. Russia will start the offensive on social Media and just pretend that they won something important.
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  163. And the winner is: the (self proclaimed) peoples republic of China.
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  164. If the west would realy care for Ukraine, we would have bothered to develop a strategy (just imagine what would happen if we buy out Russias suppliers) . If we would realy care.
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  165. The Footage looks a bit like Baghdad 91, except that the AA seems to work.
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  166. It's only a war crime if it's comited by someone other then the US (look at Manchuria in 45 for evidence)🤫
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  167. Sealing of the entrances can turn into a long term fix, if one does it while the enemy combatants are still in there (as the US did in the Pacific)
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  168. I wish the Syrians the best, but unfortunately Revolutions tend to turn out bad.
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  169. It would take less then a day to fly to Russia.
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  170. I guess the Reasons boil down to Mossad an Shin Bet being quite good at preventing that sort of thing
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  171. And the sad thing is that many Americans are willfully ignoring and even defending this in order to advance their personal partisan agenda over the lives of their fellow Americans.
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  172. It's named after the german Composer, so it's Wagner
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  173.  @SevenRavens007  and we should mispronounce the name in english because?
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  174. The interesting question is how serious the average Iranian is willing to fight for Sunni Arabs
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  175. 1917 to 2023 = ?
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  176. Hindenburgstellung in Cyrilic🤔
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  177. You're a Paddy burgeois nationalistic element😂
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  178. Or the oposition forces waited for the Israel Hisbollah fight to end, to avoid being seen as siding with Israel 🤔
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  179. Military budgets are notoriously misleading, particularly in eastern Europe.
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  180. The most likely Russian response is the same as always: strong language, threat of nuclear strikes and drawing a new red line (behind the one that was just broken)
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  181. Whats ahead? Blood, sweat and tears.
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  182. Given the ongoing Irani-Turkish proxy wars in Syria and the Caucasus (and particularly Teherans recent setbacks in the later) Hamas should not be surprised that Iran cant save them.
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  183. There is a place that is actualy named Smile?
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  184. Given the non-russian ethnicity of all Tsars since, at least, Jekatarina II, monarchism and nationalism are a paradox Mix. As Nicolai II could attest to. But Karl Marx had actualy a rather negative view on Russia.
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  185.  @borisnikator7060  since when have germans and russians different skin Tones?
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  186.  @borisnikator7060  we are talking about the Tsars, who happened to be german.
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  187.  @borisnikator7060  Well, i guess i should have mentioned that in my original comment.
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  188. I'm from (rural east) Germany and i'd like to add a bit about the protests in Germany. While the Protests have calmed down a bit (since the govenment handed out a lot of Money). However the general mood (at least here in the east) is still very pro Russian. So if we face real energy shortages we will probably see more.
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  189. If the Gaza "health" ministeri continues to put out such numbers they will soon "report" that over 100% of the Population have been killed.
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  190. Internal rivalry and even blody infighting are part of the Kremlins "normal" workings.
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  191. A russian infiltrator😂
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  192. The "Gaza Health Ministery" is a Hamas Propaganda Outlet
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  193. The CCP doesnt realy value the lives of Chinese in China, so naturally they put their geostrategic powerplays over the Tuvans.
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  194. Russias DoD uses Understatements they must be infiltrated by UK Spies
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  195. And of course all numbers coming out of Gaza are totaly acurate, in no way exagerated and anyway it would be terribly insensitive if we used the same scrutiny we use for everyone elses claims.
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  196. ​ @Rhalicante1 it's possible because Israel was delivering electricity to the Gaza strip in the first place.
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  197. Come to think of it, it's actualy surprising that the Russians havent hacked into (or outright counterfeit) a Ukrainian naval drone to cause an international incident.
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  198. Specs are: use whatever stuff you have at hand and adapt to the Situation.
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  199. Cynicaly speaking Belarus remaining a potential ally (thus posing a diversion against Ukraine) is far more efficient, then them actualy entering the war. Basicaly a "fleet in being" on Land.
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  200. It's allways funny to see german military vehicels in comouflage with red and white safety stripes.
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  201. And i thought Shoigus PR team was the best unit in russias Military 😂
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  202. To some point it's safer to overestimate a potential oponent.
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  203. And the sad thing is: if they do something plenty of usefull idiots will defend them (thinking of chickens for KFC)
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  204. I guess those "allies" dont care the slightest about the palestinians, but just love to (verbaly) grandstand for the "opressed".
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  205. Made particularly hard by Hamas tactic of hiding among and disguising as civilians.
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  206. Schrödingers General
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  207. As a former medic i would like to remind everyone that we've killed more people then tanks and artillerie combined. Granted they did it intentionaly and we by sheer f'ing incompetence, but the final result is what matters.
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  208. This thursday i just saw a crow puting a nut on a road, to get the cars to crack it open. Realy smart.
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  209. I cant help to wonder if Comrade Xi will now send hin "volunteers" like in Korea?
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  210. Not destroying the base has the benefit of knowing exactly where it is and what's the layout of it, unlike any replacement that the Syrians would build if the base was destroyed.
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  211. Training on this missiles is utterly useless! In Chrushtevs days missiles at least had Ethanol Boosters to syphon off .
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  212. One of weaknesses of the "NATO encroachment triggered Putin" Argument is: that it has to ignore Germanys persistent objection to this proposal. Which makes Ukraines NATO membership unrealistic in the first place.
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  213. The spring offensive goes as well as a spring offensive can in September.
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  214. I guess they build the "shack" on top of a Tank, rather then an APC, because the T-62 can handle the adittional weight better (especially with ammo and ERA removed).
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  215. And after this deal fails, there will be pressure for a deal, just like after all the previous deals failed.
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  216. (Training)Time is unfortunately a Resource in very short Suply.
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  217. Njet, russian agents keep up the facade (they're intelligence agents after all)
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  218. My guess is that the CCP waits how much the internal dispute in the US escalates.
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  219. Perhaps Verdun is a better analog for Bakhmut🤔
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  220. That's totaly the fault of (Insert country, political party, ethnicity or religion you dont like)... Oh wait! This is not about Ukraine?
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  221. And since Caesar was so succesfull in preventing Asasinations we take his advice serious
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  222.  @tomcolvin8199  Octavian
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  223.  @tomcolvin8199  and now they will come after me because i know to much
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  224. BTW Hisbollah build all of this right under the nose of a UN Mission that is suposed to stop them from doing this.
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  225. The Gift that keeps on giving
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  226.  @jasonjones8183  but what are people suposed to talk about, without pointless bickering about pronounciation. They might even have to talk anout the actual topic of the conversation 😂
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  227. The dysfunctionaly drawn borders in the post soviet area, i.e. the semi autonomus region of Nagorno Karabach, have been introduced intentionaly by Stalin. The purpose beeing making independent States Impossible, or at least instable.
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  228. A YouTube expert admiting NOT to be omniscient? I was so shocked, i couldnt resist to hit the subscribe Button.
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  229. The interesting question is how recent events in the Armenia Azerbaidshan conflict will effect the Ukraine war, on both sides.🤔
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  230. A cynic would asume that those T55 tanks (and their unfortunate Crews) are send in to absorb anti tank missiles, thus depleting Ukrainian reserves.
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  231. Germany lost (among other reasons) because the Allies decided to shift some Aircraft from "strategic" bombing to ASW.
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  232. Since Hamas is suported by Iran, one could consider them a proxy too, i wonder if Iran is reacting or following a plan🤔
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  233. Givin, or at least confirming, the russians informations is probably endangering ukrainian soldiers.
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  234. The KGB (and its combloc clones) used to support the Greens (and other factions of the new left) which is somewhat funny if one considers who is most hawkish against Russia nowadays.
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  235. Why would they realy want to know? Safes them from political responsibility.
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  236. Human grade ingredients? Like soylent green?
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  237. At least we can all agree that water is wet, at least under certain pressure and temperature conditions.😂
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  238.  @dawntraveler42  yes that will be costly, but Iran faces oil sanctions anyway (plus they could then acuse the US of ecological warfare) Iranian Ships have a habit of sinking (so the US would save them the Embarrasment) and the Point for Iran is not to win, or block Hormus, but to cause Pain to deter from further actions.
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  239. The soviet union had more ICBMs then the US, because theirs where less reliable.
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  240. Putin faces a major dillema: On the one hand he cant punish the Wagner troops (because he still needs them) On the other one he has to punish them severely (to deter anyone from trying again)
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  241. France also mobilised elderly Generals in 1940, unfortunately they had lost their edge since 1918.
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  242. I'm neither American nor Trump supporter, but i have to agree. Suposedly humanitarian Aid is so often abused to keep authoritarians in power, or even to crossfund terrorist activities, that a cut has to be made. And if you disagree you can donate to any cause you deem worthy.
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