Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. true to form, this fool Bell is ignorant of some salient points. Ukraine benefits enormously because now all the mines protecting Russia's east side of the Dnipro have washed away. A Russian advance across the Dnipro has been eliminated, so much needed ukronazi cannon fodder can be shipped off to the killing fields of Zaporozhe, hurray! Crimea's water supply is now in jeopardy the world is now focused on this rather than the disaster of Bakhmut and the pathetic counter offensive that can't even break through any Russian forward positions.
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  2. "clearly deliberately"....so, he has the evidence that there is absolutely no way that this was a missile fragment that was intercepted by Ukrainians, and/or he has the evidence the person responsible for firing this intended the target to be the shopping center, not the barracks next door? Also, was the Ukrainian shelling of the market in Donetsk recently also "clearly deliberate"...strange he is silent on that one! Remember, "Russia bad, Ukraine good" always, Infantile analysis
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  3. no excuse needed to exit the grain deal.
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  4. "Putin's illegal war in Ukraine". We have now had 2 PMs blame Putin for the economic disaster that is the UK, let's see if the third PM will blame Putin and meet the same ignominious end. At some point, someone has to realize blaming Putin won't work.
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  5. oh right, so if BBC and one woman from a village say it is a fully open and functioning mall, then it MUST be. I wonder what RT and one woman from a village in Crimea happen to say?
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  6.  @benanders4412  so true
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  7. Russia is playing its cards well .
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  8. and all this because Ben Wallace finally told the truth
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  9. Paris looks like, and is, as unsafe as Baghdad or Kinshasa. Anyone who goes there is asking for massive trouble.
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  10. on the contrary. we already had Brexit when none of this inflation was around. Look at the real causes. Lockdowns, sanctions on Russia and unlimited aid to Ukraine. Brexit obviously isn't the cause, otherwise how to explain the same rampant inflation all over the EU?
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  11.  @coldspirit9904  DPR, LPR and Crimea all chose to separate from Ukraine after the 2014 coup. Crimean parliament voted to be annexed by Russia (it's called democracy) while DPR and LPR voted for independence. So the destruction of Ukraine happened because the Ukronazis just couldn't accept the Russian speaking areas wanted out. Egged on by the West, the Ukronazis thought they could face down Russia. Bad move. Ukraine will be totally destroyed, and then the West will move on to the next victim country.
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  12. Expect India and Brazil to put some pressure on the deluded G7 to push Zelensky to the peace table! BRICS and OPEC are making it clear, they will support Russia and it is the G7 that needs to start putting pressure on Zelensky to start negotiating.
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  13. No mention of the thousands of cannon fodder being shoved into the Russian meatgrinder. With Clarke, it's all about territory. Lives matter not.
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  14. and some people believe Ghost of Kiev is real.
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  15.  @nicke0b  so how did Russia pick up the pace after autumn?
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  16. heavy toll? pray tell, oh ye of all the facts and figures, exactly how many orcs died due to the last winter? what number did your research team come up with?
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  17.  @ddoppster  really "dave"..feel free to correct my atrocious English mdr
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  18.  @David-ry9ly  it was Milley who made up the 3 day nonsense.
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  19. If Liz Truss weren't so absorbed with becoming PM, she might do her usual trick of begging the Ukrainians to help when the person concerned is in the DPR, not in Ukraine.
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  20. Surovikin delighted to see so much Ukrainian attention paid to the Belarus border while he gets his invasion force ready for Zaporozhe and Kharkov. Slava Rossiyi, fingers crossed Zelensky keeps sending cannon fodder into the Wagner meatgrinder.
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  21. talking about Zelensky?
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  22.  @jeffreybresnahan  great point. i often use Fallujah as an example of how no matter what your numbers are, nor your competency, capturing and occupying a town, house by house, is a damn dirty, complicated and time consuming project.
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  23. Russia also blew up its own pipeline, and attacked its own bridge in Crimea, and killed Miss Dugina, and....we get the picture, MSM
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  24.  @davidthompson9141  well said.
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  25. fiddling while Rome burns. Dec 21 to March 21 is winter, the difficulties have only just started. so futile. Russia will win and dictate terms. NATO powerless to turn the tide.
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  26. until all the boats are towed back to France, this won't stop.
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  27.  @richardbutler2749  yeah, who would support a guy who secured the nation's borders, expanded the economy, and sent no US forces into any new conflict? just so astounding!
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  28.  andrewgrey6226  I see, so the UN is the sole judge and jury of the legal status of an invasion? Have all UN members signed an agreement to abide by this legal standard? Yes? No? What is the legal definition of "authoritarian nation"? Does Ukraine match the definition of "authoritarian nation" for invading the DPR and LPR who don't "want to be a part of" Ukraine? Was the US invasion of Afghanistan a legal invasion?
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  29.  @wesleymbewe9339  exactly so....few people understand why the US/NATO shock and awe aerial bombardment DOESN'T in fact win a war.
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  30. "the only major city it's captured in Kherson"....uh, Kherson IS the only major city in Kherson!
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  31.  @trogdortpennypacker6160  so true. who knows, maybe Bojo never thought his promises of NATO ensuring victory would come back to bite him, personally. so far, given the media refuse to grill him on his infamous Kiev visit, Bojo is not in any trouble, but come the Russian victory, all the finger pointing will start, and Bojo will have some tough questions to answer.
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  32. so, the Jew has decided to lecture the Arabs on what the Arabs must do to help Ukrainian Muslims. No doubt Kadyrov would have a different message, one Muslim to another.
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  33.  @vannustube  ah, I see, so it is only a war crime if lots of water is in the dam! where is the line drawn? how much water must be in the dam for it to qualify as a war crime?
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  34. Hey, Air Marshall, any news on the Russian advances in Bakhmut? Any news on the massive buildup of Russian forces in Belarus? Any news on the kill rate? Still 5 Ukrainians massacred for every 1 Russian loss? Any possibility civilians are being moved out of Kherson to accommodate the 100,000 Russian troops setting up for the advance on Odessa? Any news on what percentage of Ukraine without power? Air Marshall.....which grandmother is more likely to freeze to death on Christmas Day? The one in Ukraine, the one in Frankfurt or the one in Moscow? Ghost of Kiev ready to win the day?
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  35. such a massive missile, such a big hit, that a few hours later both rail and road bridge are open again.
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  36. when it used to hit 50C in Oman and work places closed, the Indians used to go to he park to play cricket. UK, grow a pair.
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  37.  @jeffthompson8551  as an ignorant Russian bot, let me correct your English, "Jeff". "why do all Bots have the name of Smith or Jones?"......preceding "Jones" with the word "the" makes no sense.
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  38. what is a bit confusing is that it was Ukraine that was continuously shelling the Russian side of the dam, yet Ukraine pointing the finger of terrorism at Russia. So, what was the objective of the Ukrainian shelling of Nova Kakovka?
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  39.  @parnamsaini4751  really
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  40.  @sasa1982uk  ok, it may be hard to prove he lies. If we take a lie to be something one says which, at the moment one says it, one knows it to be untrue, maybe when he says "morale is very low among the Russian troops" he really thinks he is saying the truth, but then, only a fool would presume to know the spirit of a group of fighting men in Mariupol while broadcasting from London.
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  41. right now the only hope Ukraine has is to keep talking about a counter offensive to keep NATO engaged. the writing is on the wall for NATO's failed "weaken Russia by using Ukronazia in a proxy war" project, and deservedly so.
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  42. "The Belarussian people do not want to get involved in this war" Bell has worked hard scouring Belarus to conduct such a poll. what were the final numbers? gives us the precise percentages of the Belarussian voters' opinion, please!
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  43.  @mbusombuso9119  i think the rainy weather and muddy fields gave Ukraine the perfect excuse for delaying their offensive, and no doubt when it has all dried out we will be given another excuse for not going on the offensive, like Easter break.
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  44. Crimea is part of Russia, so no Ukrainian consent is needed
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  45. "Kherson is the one major city Putin has captured so far".....Mariupol is bigger and of much greater importance. that Russian capture slipped his memory, conveniently
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  46. so what?
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  47. gotta smile at the pampered old buffer in his country mansion telling us that people who have no electricity and water will have their will strengthened by all this. he would probably have the said the same thing about the Japanese the day after Hiroshima.
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  48. what happened to the massive arsenal of tanks Ukraine had at the start of the invasion? what will prevent what happened to the massive arsenal of tanks Ukraine had at the beginning of the invasion happening again? which bridges will be used across the Dnipr to get these tanks to the front line?
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  49. it's important for Jay's family to keep funding the search to continue ad infinitum, otherwise the Police might start searching in the right area.
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  50. "will ensure that Putin doesn't get a victory before the first snow begin to fall." but doesn't ensure that Putin won't get a victory one week AFTER the first snowfall?
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