Comments by "afcgeo" (@afcgeo882) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1.  @rocketman1058  That EU amendment is, by very definition, REVISIONISM. The start of a war is its declaration. World War 2 started when the war was declared by the UK and France on September 3, 1939. What events or people led to the war to happen can be subjective, but the start of a war and hostilities are not. My point is that no one in the USSR has ever claimed that the pact in question did not contribute to WW2 happening. My mother taught history in St. Petersburg, grades 4-8. She has never ever taught that the pact wasn’t wrong or did not contribute to the war. Ever. You keep assuming things that are simply untrue. WW2 started when the UK and France declared war on the Nazi Germany (not the USSR) on September 3, 1939. There has been no change in that as it is a basic legal concept of what constitutes a war. Furthermore, I think you’re lying about this “EU Amendment”. I cannot find ANYTHING online about it, nor did you cite it.
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  2.  @rocketman1058  Okay… every single document on the internet backs up what I’m saying, not you. Your feels aren’t facts. I’m done with you. Go take your meds as your doctor told you. Stop trolling online.
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  3.  @Smytjf11  By definition, a ship is a vessel that carries a smaller vessel (a boat) onboard. A boat does not carry another boat. Submarines don’t carry boats on them, so they are boats.
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  4.  @irgendwieanders2121  That’s a submersible, not a boat. Try again!
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  5. Yes, but they could be Eastern Ukrainian and not speak it well.
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  6. Despite your feelings for her, her act was of one of a sociopath. Hopefully your Rabbi had a “what makes you so special” speech for her as well. You don’t yet know it, but you dodged a bullet.
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  7.  @pamdabeep About 90% of Australians agree and are happy with the comparison. The other 10% are Bogans.
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  8.  @brad4809 Canada is a great country. Not sure what’s with you, but I hope some therapy will fix it.
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  9.  @DoctorProph3t I’m not sure it’s all so “sensible” and you shouldn’t be either. Another 50 years of immigration and Australia won’t even be a developed nation anymore.
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  10.  @ChiknPog Yeah… that’s why the planes are full between the US and Australia.
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  11.  @arbytoaster22 You don’t know anything about either country then.
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  12.  @bigearl3867 Not all M-60’s were the same. The last ones retired were modernized in the 1980’s for the Marine Corps.
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  13.  @Pathfinder1932-t5d  Not so much that most people hate nuance, but rather that they’re not intelligent enough to understand nuance.
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  14.  @terjeoseberg990  You need to watch the video again, but this time with an English dictionary.
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  15.  @stephenhumphrey7935  The M80 was used by the Marines in the Gulf War, but by then M80’s didn’t have those sights.
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  16.  @terjeoseberg990  Sounds like instead you could go and delete your wrong comments.
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  17.  @NonsenseFabricator  54
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  18. Something missed in this video… If the Bradleys are received and crews are trained to work on them, it increases the chances of Ukraine receiving other Bradley platform vehicles, including the M6 Linebacker air defense system, M7 fires support vehicle for artillery, and even the heavier M270 MLRS.
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  19. Actually a USCG task force did customs in Iraq and Afghanistan and currently in Kuwait.
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  20. As do the M1A2sepv2, 3 and 4. Need to keep the electronics cool.
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  21. The reality of Bandera is that he was both, a freedom fighter and a mass murderer, much like a Saudi guy by the name of Osama. Which side of him you care about the most depends on you.
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  22.  @anronpupkin1887  So Putin isn’t responsible for any of the deaths because he didn’t squeeze the trigger? What are you, 5? Bandera was the head of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, which went on a well-documented ethnic cleansing campaign with the Nazis. Germans documented everything. There’s a reason the guy settled in Bavaria after the war. The guy took great pride in killing Poles, Jews and Russians in the name of Ukraine. The biggest thing is that he wasn’t targeting military personnel. He was killing civilians.
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  23.  @anronpupkin1887  What are you talking about?! He organized the assassination of the Polish Minister of the Interior way back in 1934! A year?! HA! The Proclamation of Ukrainian Statehood that he wrote in 1941 literally spelled out cooperation with the German Nazi party in the formation of the Ukrainian 14th Waffen-SS division! He was LITERALLY the designer of all that, just as Putin is the designer of the invasion of Ukraine!
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  24.  @anronpupkin1887  Pieracki is (and was) an enemy only to the far-right of Ukraine and Poland. He believed in multi-ethnicity, along with Jósef Piłsudski, whom he helped in a coup in 1934. Where the F did you learn your alternative history, a Neo-Nazi camp? People like you are who give Russia’s actions legitimacy!
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  25.  @hoilst265  It wasn’t at all a coincidence. They were pushing for Palestine the whole time. And yes, even the Soviet Union offered a place, but money offered actual independence, just relative autonomy.
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  26.  @Kuricang31  I know it does, and some jews even tried going there, but it failed as there are no protections there for them.
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  27. No. The report was based on a single source - Hamas. The NYT just didn’t wait hours to get the full picture. They chose to publish with just a single source. They purposefully said, “according to Palestinian authorities” in the title. They knew it might end up being wrong and shifted the blame onto the source, which goes against Journalism 101.
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  28.  @groundcontrol436385 There are hotels and restaurants right across the street.
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  29.  @bobfg3130  The Mossad is a civilian intelligence organization, not a military one. You saying “even if it wasn’t” shows you don’t know what you’re taking about. It isn’t. The CIA and MI6 aren’t either. Do some operatives meet the standards of the Geneva Conventions as combatant forces? Yes. Does the whole organization? No. Hezbollah’s HQ was literally a military command post operating UNDER a residential building. Possessing weapons doesn’t qualify anyone or anything as a combatant. You’re an imbecile. Individuals all around the world have weapons. Analysts are CIVILIANS.
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  30.  @paulphotios3920  They can have all the defensive weapons they want. It’s not unlawful in any way to have defensive weapons. There is a HUGE difference between having weapons and utilizing them in an offensive capacity.
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  31.  @tj11r  Thank you for your opinion, but the Geneva Conventions disagree with you. Civilian intelligence are not combatants “hors-de-combat” nor logistics for military use. They do not coordinate military actions.
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  32. Except Arabs in Israel participate in the democracy quite well.
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  33.  @zachsharon The Sudanese are not Arabs.
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  34.  @Kratosfallinmemeiscool  I’m curious… have you ever been to Palestine?
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  35.  @SAL767XD  I wouldn’t expect a person with your name say anything else… Think about that.
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  36.  @Kratosfallinmemeiscool  So how did you get indoctrinated into that BS?
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  37.  @Kratosfallinmemeiscool  Absolutely you were and no, you certainly do not know the history, either of the region or the conflict. You do think you know… because you were indoctrinated.
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  38. Tupolev bombers. Antonov is a Ukrainian company that made cargo planes, not bombers.
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  39.  @tamlandipper29  I figured something had to resonate, but without being an outright arse and saying, “Reliant”.
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  40. It’s not art. It’s a tourism sign that says you’re in Gaza. It was taken down because Israel intends to now hold the Rafah crossing and make it clear that those who cross it are entering Israel, not Gaza.
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  41.  @TRYCLOPS1 There can be no self-governing under a military occupation.
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  42.  @poseidon808  No one in Gaza will accept a local government propped up by Israel. Come on… think!
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  43.  @poseidon808  I think you’ll find that people in Gaza won’t accept a government propped up by Israel.
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  44.  @wargey3431  No, that was Army Special Operations - the Green Berets. The modern Army Ranger battalion was formed in 1973 by the order of Gen Abrams. The second battalion was stood up in 1974 and the third in 1984 (with regimental HQ). The 75th Ranger Regiment was formed in 1986.
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  45.  @thebigmon  Everyone’s entitled to an opinion. I’m providing facts.
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  46.  @wargey3431  Exactly. The units were only formed for the war and disbanded at the end. Their roles were also different in different wars. The earliest “Rangers” date back to the Colonial Army, but it’s not really at all what Rangers are today and there is no continuous history prior to 1971.
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  47. @ This is pre-agreed. Trump already cleared with Putin first. No way he’d go in handing Zelensky a win and himself a loss.
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  48. The US military is so ill prepared to fight that they had the time and resources to establish a Harley-Davidson motorcycle dealership at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. Russia is still working on shipping canned food.
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  49. In Eastern Europe beer is fairly low ABV (around 5-6%) and low carbonation, allowing you to drink much more of it without feeling like you’re full of gas. It’s what you drank for hydration a couple of hundred years ago because it was safe from bacteria and parasites. It’s also really cheap.
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  50.  @Darkbribe09 It looks to me that the Bradley fire did penetrate, just below the turret, which resulted damaging the turret controls (electric) and set off a secondary blast after it plied into the tree.
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