Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "William Spaniel" channel.

  1. The idea that the USA was behind the drone attack is so strange to me. Just last year, a US drone shot a Hellfire R9X "flying Ginsu" missile through the window of an Al-Qaida leader's house and decapitated him with the blades attached to it. If the US wanted to do serious damage to Putin or the Kremlin, it would be something a lot more than two little drones with fireworks attached.
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  2. That's because there are forces at work in the West looking for any reason to cut off all support to Ukraine. The people and motivations behind those forces trying to prevent support to Ukraine is what frustrates me the most
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  3. Yevgeny Fyodorovin the Russian Duma on 8 June proposed a bill saying the USSR's recognition of Lithuania's sovereignty on 7 September 1991 was null and void because it went against the Soviet constitution. This tension is entirety Russia's fault
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  4. Blackwater went bankrupt and became defunct because of its war crimes. Wagner seems to be doing fine though
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  5.  @joshuataylor3718  Russian bot
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  6. ​ @theotherohlourdespadua1131  That's because the Argentine Junta lost all the territory that the war had been over.
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  7. I'm honestly not sure how this conflict will end. I know how I want it to end, but it doesn't seem the most realistic. Both sides don't seem ready to give up yet. But I believe that the Russian military is not far from collapse.
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  8. ​ @yujidevelle Yes, but the value of a human is still the same, isn't it? Or do the Russians value their soldiers less?
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  9. Not true. Look at all the weapons the USA and NATO supplied to the Afghan Army. As soon as NATO left, the Afghan Army was defeated in days.
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  10. Egypt is now a close US and Israeli ally. The US and Israel help protect the Nile River, particularly from Ethiopia.
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  11. ​ @michalreingraberskaliasmiz185  NATO got involved in Bosnia because of the Genocide Serbians were committing there
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  12. NATO prevents WWII from happening again. N*zi Germany was successful at first because invaded many countries one by one. That'll never happen again with NATO. Invading one member will guarantee a response from all members
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  13. ​ @jimbocho660 Not true at all
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  14. ​ @limedickandrew6016 What evidence do you have that Russia has 5 million cluster bombs? Russia also claimed that it had 4,000 T-90's and that wasn't true!
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  15. There are people who argued the Holocaust was happening in 1945. There are people like Noam Chomsky who deny the Bosnian Genocide
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  16. Even if it is easier to supply Russiam soldiers in Zaporizhzhia via Rostov, the elimination of the Kerch Strait Bridge will increase the logistical burden on roads from Rostov to Zaporizhzhia. The residents of Crimea, the tourists and the Russian soldiers in Crimea & Kherson still need lots of supplies and resources that can no longer come across the bridge. Now, they must rely on ferries across the Azov Sea, and trucks from Rostov via Zaporizhzhia. Now, if Ukraine can eliminate the railroad section of the Kerch Strait bridge and maybe eliminate some bridges on the Molochna River in Zaporizhzhia, the Russians will really be hurting then.
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  17. This channel is propaganda. There are currently 100,000 US soldiers in Europe
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  18. Weird
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  19. Not the USA. Georgia, Armenia, Moldova and Serbia are all Russian proxy wars. Stop being ignorant
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  20. Georgia, Armenia, Moldova and Serbia are all Russian proxy wars
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  21.  @justintime5021  I want to see your evidence that the US government cares very little about collateral damage. I've known US soldiers killed because of ROE
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  22. As soon as 1 or 2 members disagree, it starts to pick at the very fabric that holds the alliance together. While it might not seem a big deal right now, that little thread could unravel the whole thing and defeat its purpose.
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  23. If Russia should "liberate" Ukraine for alleged Nazis, should the West not liberate Transnistria for it's Communist flags?
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  24.  @marrchy2682  Yevgeny Fyodorovin the Russian Duma on 8 June, proposed a bill saying the USSR's recognition of Lithuania's sovereignty on 7 September 1991 was null and void because it went against the Soviet constitution.
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  25. Reminds me of Kraut's video, Criticism of Realism
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  26. There are a lot of conservatives here in the USA who range from believing Ukraine is an awful, corrupt and evil country to wanting to stop supporting Ukraine because they believe its none of our business. Its extremely scary
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