Comments by "pm ayo" (@pmayo7894) on "William Spaniel" channel.

  1. ​ @cactuscartocratus7228  - a Russian mil-blogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  2. Until you reach the front lines, that is.
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  3. "After they freed us from the Nazis?" Poland would like a word... as well as Hungary.
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  4. Except: - Moscow helped Germany rearm during the Interwar Period; - there's the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact; - Lend-lease helped the Soviets outlast the Germans, even Zhukov and supposedly Stalin himself credited it for their success; - there's the African and western fronts, stretching the Germans thin; - some of the best Soviet personnel weren't even Russian. You've left out quite a lot
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  5. Incorrect, all of it.
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  6. Calling Ukrainians "Nazis" while Russia continues to tick the checkbox in terms of similarities is quite ironic. Besides, synagogues are still standing and doing their daily prayer services in the former.
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  7. Replace Ukraine with Russia, and it's more accurate.
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  8. "Ukraine under Nazi regime" Eh, you do know that synagogues there are still standing, right? Besides, there are other religions practicing freely there. Not something that Nazism tolerates.
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  9. Except, you're forgetting that synagogues still stand in Ukraine, Zelenzky is Jewish, and LGBT rights are being championed, not something that Nazism likes.
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  10. "Ukraine stopped being a democratic country when the government was overthrown in 2014." Which is debunked.
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  11. Not quite.
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  12. Incorrect.
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  13. Ukraine still has synagogues, so that's a fail. Besides, isn't Russia having a bigger neo-Nazi problem than their neighbor?
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  14. Except, not quite.
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  15. ​ @fantommorbius5175  - "Ukraine army is full of Nazi garbage" While accommodating Jews, Muslims, and other religions? Yeah, you really don't know what Nazism actually means, do ya?
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  16.  @fantommorbius5175  - nope, not quite. Besides, there seems to be a much bigger neo-Nazi problem in Russia than in Ukraine.
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  17. Except, you missed a lot of contexts. - there's Operation Fortitude that preceeded D-Day. - the Normandy landings didn't just invovle the U.S. - Russia waas able to reach Berlin with the addition of Allied lend-lease and lengthy bombing campaings that preceeded it. - and then there's the western front.
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  18. 1 Ukrainian die for every 2-3 Russian taken out. That's what the original leaks mentioned.
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  19.  @LiberatedGalaxy  - something tells me you're the one saying the lies. If Ukraine are Nazis, why do they allow people of other religions like Islam and JUDAISM to serve? Why are synagogues still up and running? President Zelensky is JEWISH, not something that Nazism allows.
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  20. That's not exactly it.
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  21. Not quite. Besides, Moldova and Georgia would like a word.
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  22. ​ @steveharrigan7811  - except, that's not the case.
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  23.  @georgesaros-u9j  - no, not really. That's the truth.
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  24. ​ @Jimmy-ye3wg - "Sweden and Finland are strategically irrelevant" - not quite.
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  25. Except, that's not gonna work.
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  26.  @petradelaroza7887  - this ain't 1945, ya know. The reactions will be different.
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  27. Yeah, not quite, buddy.
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  28.  @MarkMiller304  - nope, and you know it.
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  29.  @MarkMiller304  - you know that ain't exactly the case, right?
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  30.  @MarkMiller304  - dude, cut the act. You know that this ain't the case.
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  31.  @MarkMiller304  - if that's the case, why is Ukraine still holding on and Russia taking too long to get Bakhmut? Not exactly a fragmented Ukraine you thought it is.
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  32.  @MarkMiller304  - and why is Russia having a hard time in Ukraine since almost early on in the war? Now the captured territories are slowly being put in doubt. I suggest dropping the act.
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  33. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - again, replace Zelensky with Putin and it's accurate. Besides, the Ukrainians are understandably angry: of course, they'll take up arms and fight for their homes. Good thing that NATO is providing the training. As for Russia, it's becoming a joke in the eyes of the world. Even China is aware, as evidence by their not-so-subtle criticism of their Su-35 jets.
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  34. Except Russia isn't the good guy here.
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  35. Yeah, 'Kiev' is Russian-derived.
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  36. "This foreigh sponsored coup is the origin of the crisis in Ukraine." - which isn't. Besides, the origins of the crisis could stretch way before Euromaidan.
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  37. Except, that's not exactly the case.
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  38. ​ @georgelincolnrockwell6248  - ahem, October 7th. And that's coming from a person who also share concerns of Israeli conduct.
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  39. Replace Zelensky with Putin and it's more accurate.
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  40. Except the nations of NATO have more than enough room to examine their flaws and make up for them.
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  41. Except, not quite.
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  42. Way less fragmented than Russia, ATM.
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  43.  @lisov4575  - nope
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  44.  @lisov4575  - again, nope. And you know it.
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  45.  @lisov4575  - honestly, that's what Russia wants you to think.
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  46. "Russia is on the right side of History" Except, not quite.
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  47.  @afkfromk1  - not quite either, even after that gaffe of an interview recently.
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  48.  @afkfromk1  - dude, you do know that you were already spouting BS, right? Besides, the western world are more willing to examinine themselves and resolve their faults.
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  49. Not quite the same
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  50. Except, not quite.
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  51. Pro-Russia milbloggers say otherwise.
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  52. "they had proven it last world war 2" - except they were backed with US Lend-Lease, which Ukraine is getting.
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  53. Besides, Joe declassified the sat pics showing Russian military buildup.
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  54. The Soviet-Afghan War would like a word.
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  55. Not quite. The Kerch Bridge serves as a vital supply line into Crimea and the frontlines in Ukraine, so it's a valid military target.
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  56.  @Ryan-is-me  - not an opinion, I'm afraid. Besides, Russian dashcam and amateur photographs already show radar reflectors on barges parked near the bridge and smokescreen exercises meant to shield it from imaging. I mean, why did the Swiss rig explosives on their own bridges during the Cold War despite civilians using them on a daily basis?
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  57. This is anything but brilliant, especially that the plane Wagner shot down was an Il-22M.
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  58. Incorrect.
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  59. Honestly, something tells me you two are underestimating Ukraine's resolve. Besides, some of Russia's milbloggers admit that things aren't going so well for them.
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  60.  historymusic6331  - "And Russia are smart" And yet, their own milbloggers suggest otherwise.
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  61.  @skyler-id1yo  - incorrect.
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  62. Incorrect.
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  63.  @sergeysergeev7564  - not really
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  64. Incorrect
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  65. ​ @russia4biden221  - you might wanna look again, specifically Wagner. There are actual neo-Nazis in Russia (some of which Putin supported). Besides, it would have been better if Moscow didn't annex Ukraine back in first half of the 20th century.
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  66. Not quite.
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  67.  @andrewtavendale5838  - again, not quite. Besides, those accusing seems to have left out a lot - and I mean A LOT - of contexts.
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  68.  @andrewtavendale5838  - dude, you know what I mean - the corruption thing.
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  69. Which is debunked
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  70. Except it's real.
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  71.  @skyler-id1yo  - and yet, why did Putin issue the mobilization order again?
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  72.  @skyler-id1yo  - again, mobilization.
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  73. (X) Doubt.
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  74. 1 Ukrainian lost for every 2-3 Russians.
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  75. Nope
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  76. Nope.
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  77.  @mdmuntakim2165  - again, nope. Besides, it's quite funny looking at how Russia operates (going as far as to employ actual neo-Nazis despite Putin's claims of "denazifying" Ukraine).
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  78. Pro-Russian social media posts suggest otherwise.
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  79. "Ukraine is a U.S. proxy." - incorrect, I'm afraid.
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  80. A Russian milblogger said that Russia did it.
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  81. ​ @dmanvell  - now Day 367...and counting.
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  82. Not quite.
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  83. Except, this isn't exactly the case as far as I'm seeing. Besides, the pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word. As for the famous Battle of Kursk, you're kinda forgetting that Moscow had Allied help.
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  84. Nope. Besides, Russia is way more Nazi compared to Ukraine (which still has synagogues).
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  85. ​ @peteycrack8441  - so fake then
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  86. Except, nope.
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  87. "That joker zelnsky destroyed Ukraine..." - nope.
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  88. Nope, they're debunked. Besides, Bandera was ironically imprisoned by the Nazis for the rest of WWII.
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  89. Kiev's current standing flag is still Ukraine.
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  90. Mobilization say otherwise
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  91. Nope.
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  92.  historymusic6331  - again, nope.
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  93. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - the same Ukes that sank Moskva, stopped Russia from taking Kyiv, forced Russia to waste time and resources to take Bakhmut and made them risk getting trapped in a quagmire, among other things.
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  94. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - nope, you are. Even the pro-Russia milbloggers admit that the war is BS.
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  95. "Who makes Chinese het engines, RUSSIA!" - IDK. Given its position, China seems to have the advantage - even if some of its domesitcally-produced engines aren't exactly on par ATM.
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  96. The Soviet-Afghan War would like a word.
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  97.  @jhaaayushh  - dude, you're straying too far into whataboutism at this point. I suggest cutting the act.
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  98. Except, this ain't the case. Just ask the members of the former Warsaw Pact - especially the Baltic states.
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  99. Which isn't exactly the case when the Ukrainian people and even the Parliament had enough of Yanukovych.
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  100. Not quite.
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  101. ​ @RenjiXIII  - nope, not quite.
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  102. Moscow struggled with Finland, Poland (at one point in the 20th century), Afghanistan and, right now, Ukraine.
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  103. "Russia broke the back of the Axis forces." - with Allied Lend-Lease support.
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  104. Then why did Wagner shoot down a precious Il-22M and several helicopters?
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  105. Not quite.
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  106. Finland is in NATO, buddy. Putin goofed up.
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  107. ​ @gtfokthxbyecya  - except, that's not exactly the case.
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  108. Pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word. Besides, why is Moscow asking Iran and North Korea for drones, missiles and artillery shells? Why are we seeing golf carts of all things being used more often than BMPs?
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  109. Except, not quite as it seems for Russia.
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  110. So... not quite?
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  111. India's actions suggest otherwise.
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  112. Which is fales, BTW.
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  113. Not quite.
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  114. Nope.
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  115. ​ @JohnG44  - besides forgetting that there are Russians who are openly neo-Nazi.
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  116. ​ @probablyinconsistent4756  - a bridge is a legit military target, being that the Russians use it to supply the front lines.
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  117. Using a tac nuke won't exactly help Russia.
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  118. A Russian milblogger admitted that Russia did it.
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  119. Nope, and you know that.
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  120. ​ @steveharrigan7811  - you already know why.
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  121. The pro-Russia milbloggers would like a word.
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  122. Not quite. Yanukovych was brought down after ordinary Ukrainians were angry that he snubbed closer EU ties in favor of Russia.
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  123. "ukraina is Rusian territory!!" - except, not quite. Besides, Peter 1 basically did an identity theft by stealing the Rus name and using it to rename Muscovy into Russia. "There is no ukrainian nationality!" - there is, if you know where to look.
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  124. Correction: 1 dead Ukrainian for every 2-3 Russians.
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  125. Because that was fake.
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  126. 1 Ukrainian for 2-3 Russians.
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  127. Comment fails to understand that Nazis don't view Jews as human.
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  128. Except, not quite the victory you're expecting
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  129. Which isn't exactly the case.
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  130. ​ @kye4216  - besides, aren't there still synagogues still up and running in Ukraine despite the war?
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  131. ​ @jameshayes9932  - not quite the whole story. Besides by the time the Battle of Kursk started, the Axis were kicked out of Africa, German factories were being bombed by Allied bombers based in Britain, and then theres Lend-lease for Moscow. That pretty much streched the Germans thin.
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  132. (X) Doubt.
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  133. Not quite
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  134. ​ @tabletlenovo9440 - except, Kyiv was founded way before Moscow.
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  135.  @tabletlenovo9440  - "so it was Russian city" Except not quite, either. In fact, Peter I pretty much stole the Rus name, so much so that Muscovy (where Moscow is based) was renamed into "Russia".
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  136. Except, not quite.
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  137. You missed out quite a lot of other factors which includes: - the African and western fronts; - Allied air raids that destroyed German factories and railways; - Allied air superiority; - the breaking of the Enigma codes; - and then Lend-lease.
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  138. You mean, Crimean was once Tartar land...
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  139. Not really.
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  140. ​ @Jimmy-ye3wg  - and the same can be said about the boomers that, unlike those trucks, can be anywhere and pointing to Russia.
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  141.  @Jimmy-ye3wg  - modern, sure. But it can be kinda suspect. Dude, I suggest cutting the act.
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  142. "Same fate awaits Ukraine" - except, not quite. For 1, Operation Overlord got a boost thanks to Operation Fortitude.
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  143.  @georgemarijanovich  "Brothers are dying for American gains." Incorrect. And you know it.
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  144. ​ @Shenhuash  - until you are placed on the actual frontlines, that is.
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  145. Russia needs to take the L.
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  146. Not really. Ancient history had kingdoms and empires hiring mercs as a common practice.
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  147. ​ @skyler-id1yo  - replace Zelensky with Putin, and it's accurate.
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  148.  @skyler-id1yo  - still Putin, despite his photos of supposed manliness. Besdies, why the need for Russian mobilization again?
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  149. "WWII Russia defended against the Nazi with 27 millions casualties." - while being supplied by Allied Lend-Lease, the U.S. being the biggest contributor.
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  150.  @dancotton13  - some Soviet officiers and officials, supposedly including Stalin himself, said that it was significant. Besides, few things wrong with parts of your comments: the U.S. entered WWII in 1941, basically the early-middle part. If I were to include American individuals who serve in other foreign armed forces, that's a bit earlier (albeit unofficially). While it's true Europe bore the brunt of the casualties, keep in mind that American industries and their products saved quite a good amount of lives. Didn't help the Axis when flaws with their machines began to appear gradually. And here's one other thing: isn't Russia being more Nazi than Ukraine? I mean, look at Wagner.
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  151. ​ @dancotton13  - ironic. Besides, regarding Bandera, let's say he was a product of what Moscow did to Ukraine.
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  152. ​​ @dancotton13  - no one's defending their actions here. Just pointing out the hypocrisy on Moscow's part. Besides, look at the political presence of Ukraine's far-right and compare it to Russia's. EDIT: And speaking of Poland, the Soviets once failed to conquer the nation... before making a deal with the Nazis to split it (yes, the very Nazis Moscow fought).
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  153.  @dancotton13  - "You cannot compare it to Russia because Russia fought and still fight the far right Nazi ideology" Their actions suggest otherwise.
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  154. Not quite.
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  155. It's just you who doesn't know it... while continuing to parrot debunked Russian propaganda.
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  156. ​ @vemaraju  - dude, using a nuke is the last thing Russia wants. In fact, it's very stupid.
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  157.  @vemaraju  - this ain't 1945, dude. You know that.
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  158.  @vemaraju  - nope. Again, not 1945 and China is already getting tense with Putin's f-ups.
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  159.  @vemaraju  - nope, not quite. You know that things aren't exactly in Russia's favor.
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  160.  @vemaraju  - nope, and you know. I suggest cutting the act.
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  161. ​ @tottereff8615  - dude, what Russia's doing and what it did prior has more Nazi tones than Ukraine. Besides, why are there still synagogues operating in Ukraine? Why are Muslims and Jews proudly serving there? Why are LGBT rights being championed by the country, even by foreign volunteers? If Ukraine is a "Nazi" country, why is Zelensky allowed to serve as president WHILE BEING JEWISH? Honestly, something tells me you don't even know what Nazism means and Russia just abuses it to mean anti-Russia instead.
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  162. Incorrect. "i fly the Russian flag in Ireland" - good luck with that one, mate. Pretty sure someone took note of where you are.
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  163. Except, not really.
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  164. Nope. And you know that.
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  165. Not really.
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  166. Not really.
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  167. The main difference here is that America is way more open to examining itself, unlike Russia.
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  168. "Probably cia color revolution attempts." - except not really. Besides in China, didn't they basicall sniff out the CIA's presence? The protests are basically genuine, decrying genuine problems, and decrying government inaction. At least Xi scaled back COVID restrictions.
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  169. You forgot a few things: - Moscow helped with Germany's rearmament during the Interwar Period. - Lend-lease. Several prominent Soviet officers (possibly included Stalin himself) pointed out how important it was to the war effort.
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  170. ​ @jimmyakerlund2143  - less sh***y than Russia, that is.
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  171. "In 2014 the United States orchestrated a coup that ousted the democratically elected president" - which is false, BTW.
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  172. ​ @yellowgreen5229  - not quite it.
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  173. Nope.
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  174. So, not quite?
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  175. Nope. As point 2, wouldn't that be Yanukovych and his failure to bring Ukraine closer to the EU?
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  176.  @geoeconomics5629  - nope. Holodomor... which Moscow caused it to happen.
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  177. Lots of BS coming from this comment.
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  178. ​ @Mish844  - besides, that's probably the last thing Beijing wants.
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  179. Less criminal than CSTO. Didn't even bother to help Armenia.
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  180. Except not quite.
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  181. ​ @alpetterson9452  - which is debunked. Besides, there are Nazis in Wagner (which Putin until recently relied on?)
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  182. Except, not quite.
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  183. ​ @gabj6816  - Far-right Americans seems to suggest otherwise, using Christianity for political purposes rather than doing genuine good.
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  184. "Islam and Liberty don't go hand in hand !!!" The same could be sadly said for Chrisitanity.
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  185. Still would have happened anyway.
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  186. How many of these nukes actually work again?
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  187. ​ @chindico - conveniently forgetting that synagogues in Ukraine still exists, LGBTs are serving in the military or elsewhere, and Zelensky is JEWISH.
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  188. Incorrect.
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