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Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Ukraine accuses Russia of destroying major dam" video.

@Tash694 downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did it
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@mcfcguvnors exactly. Even food in Ukraine is cheaper than the U.K., and petrol, and train prices. And the U.K. and USA give them all free money from our taxes, and the rich are making a lot of money from this war
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downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did it
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@paulgibbon5991 why don’t you go to Ukraine and help them if you’re so invested? I’m sure they’ll give you a regimental Wolfsangel badge and a Kolovrat tattoo
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@DWboy14 why not, Western Ukraine is free of war, and is 900 miles from the front line. They’re dining in fancy restaurants in Kiev which is more than in can afford to do these days. Explain why a war zone has cheaper and better trains than the U.K.?
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downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, how inconvenient for them.
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@charlietm4350 he’s offended because it’s true
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@shaneez4895 can you not read or are you being deliberately obtuse? No one is supporting Putin here
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@nickgrainger6166 the Americans have admitted it, duh. It’s not rocket science. How to people not know this?
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@shaun906 downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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@garagenigel do you know how much pressure is on those dam walls? You only have to do a bit of damage and the water does the rest. Haven’t you ever seen the dambusters?
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@milliondahlia8780 he’s already used it to ask for more money
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@robertse4026 “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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@DWboy14 funny that food, petrol, gas and electricity is cheaper in the Ukraine than in the U.K.
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@DWboy14 funnily enough there’s loads of Ukrainians going on holidays abroad, including the ones who have moved abroad and are on benefits. I work full times and can’t afford one
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“The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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Probably where they got the idea, in years to come they’ll make their own dambusters film
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@bikechainmic “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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@shaneez4895 because every country always announces their invasion weeks in advance to give the defenders the best possible chance 😂 we’ll just forget about wmds.
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@sko1beer “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022 Boris was still PM then
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@superhumantrueman of course they were, 6 months digging in heavily fortified and mined, they were going to lose them days with no Ukrainian casualties at all. But they thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not. Yeah I see what you mean, it makes perfect sense.
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@JimSmith-e2g “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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Nikolov I’m touched by your faith. Read above
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Seeing as downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did this, but of course all the propaganda bots and their believers will deny it
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@Ashley-sf2dz 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then the Russians thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@stevedavy2878 it can also be offensive
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Just like Ukraine’s attacks on civilian targets in Russia. Although this isn’t aimed at civilians, it’s designed to make v it much harder for Ukrainian troops to advance on Russia. What do you think is going to happen, the not going to retaliate? If you remember, the excuse Putin have for the invasion was to stop Ukraine attacking Russia, and now they are. They invaded civilian town and killed civilians, but of course that got glossed over. You realise this is going to end with Russia using battlefield nukes? I don’t know why people are so invested in this war contributing.
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@drjadefletcher Putin and his oligarchs did most of their money laundering in London before the war, they’re now doing it in Israel. Why, Boris Johnson accepted a £5m donation from Russia 6 months before the war started, but that’s perfectly ok
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@pleaseignore3055 downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did this, but of course all the propaganda bots and their believers like you will deny it
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@Ashley-sf2dz that’s the difference, I’m anti war, you’re pro war, you believe in goodies and baddies and everything the media and government tells you. But you’re not invested enough to go and help. Shame on you
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@paulgibbon5991 it’s amusing that you think anyone who thinks for themselves and doesn’t agree with the authorised propaganda narrative is Russian. I’m Irish, and neutral. Not a surprise to seem you’re a typical English keyboard warrior coward though. Your sort fire upon unarmed civilians.
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@Ashley-sf2dz why aren’t you in Ukraine? Prefer to be a keyboard Warrior, cheering on the War while eating popcorn, treating it like your own personal amusement ? People like you disgust me
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Very apt name. Seeing as downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did this, but of course all the propaganda bots and their believers will deny it. Of course, it’s no longer a crime against humanity if Ukraine did it
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Seeing as downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with Al their miles of trenches, it’s power obvious who did this, but of course all the propaganda bots and their believers will deny it
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@Ashley-sf2dz found a propaganda bot believer. Putin is bad because the media says so I must believe anything that is against him, the media and government never lie, and we must parrot the authorised narrative
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@Ashley-sf2dz try looking at a map
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@shaneez4895 we all know Putin is corrupt and have done for decades, that didn’t stop the our government welcoming him and his money with open arms. Boris Johnson accepted a 5m donation from him 6 months before the invasion, but that was all ok then apparently. At least that wasn’t our taxpayers money though. For some reason you think because Putin is corrupt this makes it ok for Zelensky to be corrupt with our money.
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downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, I think it’s a poke at them
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Don’t forget the drone they hit student flats with in Croatia that somehow flew through NATO airspace for 500 miles
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@Roman_Maslo you don’t know about the polish farmers? 😂
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@danculbert6349 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then they thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@meowcat8309 pushing up sunflowers, I think the expression is in Ukraine.
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@superhumantrueman Seeing as downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did this, but of course all the propaganda bots and their believers will deny it
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@pleaseignore3055 that’s the CIA and mi5 all over, divide and rule. Keep us busy fighting each other so we don’t Unite against them
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According to the CIA, at least 20% of the money sent to Ukraine is being b embezzled
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Apparently they’re still looking for them in Iraq, they’re sure they’re there somewhere, it’ll be any day now…
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“The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then the Russians thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@superhumantrueman is it still a war crime though because Ukraine did it?
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@useless_dinosaur6323 it’s only a war crime if Russia did it
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@matthewbrennan9758 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then the Russians thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@useless_dinosaur6323 “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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@larysamelnychuk6752 “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022 Kovalchuk is a Ukrainian general, as I’m sure you’re aware.
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@larysamelnychuk6752 fyi I have no dog in this fight, I think all wars are evil in which rich old men send poor young men to die so they can become richer. But use your brains instead of your emotions. Why would Russia spend 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined, but then think nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@pauldean8638 “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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@superhumantrueman Seeing as this dam is in Russian controlled territory and downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, it’s pretty obvious who did this, but propaganda bots and their believers will obviously claim otherwise. Truth is the first casualty in war, and there’s so many people willing to help.
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@bikechainmic 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then the Russians thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@superhumantrueman Russia have been trying to negotiate for a year, Zelensky refuses to come to the table and even had some of his negotiators shot last year for trying to negotiate a peace
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@ggm-i8y it’s ok for the USA to keep Guantanamo bay in Cuba and tell Mexico and Canada whether to do and invade Guatemala and overthrow their government and tell them what to do and do the same in Iraq and Afghanistan Afghanistan and threaten to invade Mexico, that’s all cool. You’re admitting that Ukraine isn’t interested in peace or saving the lives of its civilians, it wants to continue the war
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@Ashley-sf2dz sure sure, and once the water drains away? It’s a perfect excuse to delay the counter offensive that everyone has been expecting while flooding all Russian frontline positions meaning they won’t have to lose lives and equipment taking them. But yeah, Russia flooded their own front line for reasons
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@Ashley-sf2dz “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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@Ashley-sf2dz 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then they thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@Ashley-sf2dz downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…still think Russia did it?
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@shaneez4895 6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then they thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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@Rinkydinkfretboard well the opposite actually
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@lt_bubblesss8487 rumours 😂 I’ve heard rumours of a spring counter offensive since December, it just never seemed to get going
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@Novice2Nature “The Ukrainians, he said, even carried out a test strike with HIMARS on one of the locks of the Novokakhovskaya dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the waters of the Dnieper could rise enough to block Russian crossings without flooding nearby areas. villages. The test was successful, said Kovalchuk” Washington Post, 12/29/2022
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6 months digging extensive trenches which they heavily fortified and mined. But then they thought nah you know what we’ll flood them ourselves without warning, forcing an emergency evacuation under shelling from Ukraine, abandoning all our equipment, supplies, ammunition and food, because that’s strategically far superior than using them to fight, or performing an organised retreat, waiting for Ukraine to take the trenches then flooding them. And while we’re at it, we’ll cut off the water supply to Crimea as well because why not.
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