Comments by "Sarcasm Unlimited" (@sarcasmunlimited1570) on "Alexander Mercouris" channel.

  1. The best reaction came the German Minister of Defense, Boris Pissedoffrius.
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  2. Shovels have a gloried history. If you watched The Magnificent Seven, the Mexican farmers put them to good use in fighting the Banditos.
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  3. If you make it through the three lines of defense, you might be able to hitch a ride to the Sea of Azov. If you need to lose your uniform, steal clothes drying on a clothes line along the way.
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  4. What do you mean US doesn't do diplomacy anymore? Can't you see the US doing gunboat diplomacy?
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  5.  @nakim1200  Every time I see her name, I think of that Christmas Carol "...six geese a-laying..."
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  6.  @johannespaulfrank3441  Those are the only cookies in this saga. And on top of everything, they are fattening.
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  7. The Ukrainian counter-offensive will be its last Hurrah! Or, from Russia's point of view, it will be Ukraine's last Urrah! That's because, unlike in Ukrainian, in Russian "H" is silent or replaced by "G," and you don't expect Russians to exclaim Gurrah!
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  8. Russia calling those drones Geranium makes them seem friendly, almost neighbourly.
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  9. Dweeb Union is a more catchy name.
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  10. This report is even more fun with Closed Captions turned on. Some of the renditions of certain words and expressions are amusing,
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  11. It's difficult to envision new elements Ukraine could possibly deploy that might improve its success rate.
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  12. You can never have too many pincers.
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  13. Whatever UK government's institutions and organizations say is always only intended to disinform, and if it ever turns out to be true, that is purely accidental and or coincidental.
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  14. In the end, that is what it comes down to.
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  15. If the US is telling the truth and there is some secret technology at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, it's possible that the Ukrainian offensive will center there.
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  16. I keep hearing from unofficial sources that the leaked documents were created on PowerPoint by a teenager working in his parents' basement somewhere in Baltimore (which is close to DC).
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  17. South Korea secretly supplied dud shells.
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  18.  @craiggodard6419  You obviously don't know that British Intelligence has no clue either.
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  19. I propose that when Denis Pushilin claims his troops have captured Mar'inka, he should say "broadly speaking" we have captured Mar'inka.
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  20. According to British Intelligence, the Ukrainians in Kharkov couldn't see the forest for the trees.
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  21. Boris has a Russian first name, so I don't see him going against Russia for real.
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  22. Zelensky's proposition is so ridiculous that no one can believe it is anything but a joke intended to annoy the Russians. Thinking that Zelensky is serious and believes that any aspect of his proposition is achievable would be to suggest that Zelensky is divorced from reality to a much larger extent than at any time in the past.
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  23. Having the US government tied to Ukrainian economic infrastructure will serve as a type of security guarantee. It will make it unlikely for anyone to attack and damage the operations of the industries and infrastructure covered by the economic treaty between Ukraine and the US.
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  24. Syria must create a more effective and more powerful army. Their performance this century suggests that they are not well trained and not well organized, and possibly not sufficiently motivated in the right direction.
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  25. I believe Russia is willing to negotiate with the US right now, while the war is going on. Why would there need to be a ceasefire for people to talk and try to come to some agreement that would end the war? The only snag in concluding a permanent solution is that there has to be someone that legally represents Ukraine, even if it were to be the Ukrainian Parliament or a committee authorized by the Parliament.
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  26. They are very assiduous.
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  27. It could be that Trump is OK with walking away from the Ukraine conflict and letting Russia continue all the way to Kiev. This is because the Europeans are going to "own" the war and when Ukraine eventually capitulates, it will no longer be Trump's war and he will wash his hands of the entire fiasco.
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  28. About Kinzhal being shot down... If it happened, even by accident, both Ukraine and the US would be keen to show photo evidence of the downed Kinzhal missile. It's difficult to conceive of circumstances or scenarios where they wouldn't want to show video evidence. Therefore, since no visual evidence has been shown, the conclusion must be that no Kinzhal was shot down.
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  29. The best predictor of when a war will break out is the time the US starts bringing Freedom and Democracy to a country.
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  30. I blame the SCALP missiles on Mohawk Indians.
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  31. This is a very sober assessment of what will happen. But by the very nature of the despair, I believe the World will work to rebuild what's left of Ukraine.
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  32. If there is a ceasefire and a cessation of arms supply, that cessation has to include arms supply from all sources, not just the US. Of course, one or more of the following European countries will not abide by this constraint, perhaps on the grounds that they are not a party to the ceasefire agreement and therefore aren't bound by it. The likely offenders are any combination of the UK, France, Germany, and Poland. Ukraine, in this case, will claim innocence and will quietly permit such reinforcements to take place.
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  33. The Sea of Azov doesn't have good beaches and is a pitiful destination for any purpose. It's like a poor man's cheap vacation seashore.
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  34. Assad mismanaged his military, which begs the question of whether he has done the same with the economy and elsewhere.
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  35. @СимонВизенталь-ы7ь  I wanted to know why you chose Simon Wiesenthal as your pseudonym.
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  36. It's 7.5% of Bakhmut if you include the garbage dump on its western border.
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  37. The potato chips and Snickers snack bars have to be running out at the vending machines in the two factories. And it should be possible to turn off water and electricity in there as well.
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  38. Pretty soon, the USA is going to run out of accounting errors.
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  39. This wins the daily prize.
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  40. The concept of a "victory plan" for Ukraine is laughable. It's like if Grenada produced a Victory Plan as it was being attacked by the USA.
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  41.  @Jl-lq5en  Except that it got mostly civilians or support staff, rather than fighters.
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  42. Since it doesn't look like there will be a peace deal, the situation in Ukraine may end up with the Russian army remaining in Donbass and Crimea, while withdrawing from elsewhere in Ukraine. This will likely lead to Ukraine attacking Donbass and possibly Crimea in some years down the road.
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  43. In that case, they should surprise the enemy and attack where mines haven't been cleared.
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  44. The EU wants to chaperone Trump in his meetings with Russia.
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  45. The only cauldron I know of is the giant vat some Polynesian cannibals used to cook unlucky tourists in. This, btw, contradicts the notion that Pacific islanders didn't have metallurgy before white man came.
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  46. Everybody knows their roles, so the system works. Maybe Ukraine's "strategic retreat" can be inserted somewhere in there.
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  47. His bodily carbon emissions will stop soon enough.
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  48. Overall, it looks as if Ukrainian soldiers are losing heart. Self-preservation is likely to become the chief motive, which means they will increasingly surrender to Russian forces. There won't yet be an uprising against Kiev and Zelensky, because none of these rebellious groups are organized to act together.
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  49. All the Asian peoples in Central Asia are proud to call themselves Russian. And the core of Russia (say, somewhere between Moscow and St. Petersburg) haven't treated them as subordinate subjects. They were included in what the Czar wanted to explore, because at that time Siberia was as far away as Mars.
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  50. The Pentagon doesn't expect significant gains by either side this year, but it does expect gains from additional funding Congress donates to it.
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