Comments by "Jin Kee" (@JinKee) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. "They are mighty, but we are many."
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  2.  @mal2ksc if the defender can bleed the invader dry the invader eventually leaves. And then you get to keep all the gear the invader leaves behind when they pull out
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  3. I feel sorry for the french and american ambassadors in Niger, nobody remembers them and the coups that grip the Sahel.
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  4. This is the video I was waiting to see.
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  5. the onion had a great article: Putin Discovers Putin Behind Plot to Assassinate Putin
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  6.  @xpact83 it’s a war of money and attrition, that is literally how money and war works.
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  7. 7:47 asking about troop rotations would be less sensitive than a baldfaced question about casualties, but it would get the same answer: if you are a russian mother and your son got sent to Ukraine then he is most likely not coming home.
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  8. isn’t the answer “within 30 minutes from launch to impact”?
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  9.  @maritaschweizer1117 that’s why latvia has begun conscription.
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  10. This sequel to WW1 is wild
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  11. China’s been sending crypto to Russia. So you’re asking when China is going to run out of money.
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  12. Taking the Panama Canal and the Northwest Passage is two out of three steps to sever the pacific from the Atlantic along 80 degrees Latitude.
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  13. I guess we only do nuclear if all is lost.
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  14. 5:10 the strategy in washington is to drag out the war as long as possible to deplete the Russian army and prevent them from fighting in the kurdish held oilfields of Deir Ez-Zor, which account for 80% Syria's exportable oil. US Ambassador Chas Freeman says, 'The US is fighting Russia “to the last Ukrainian.”'
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  15. Peter Zeihan predicted the invasion in his 2015 speech “The Russian Grab” on youtube.
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  16. There’s a new word going around re: the effects of sanctions to disarm Russia: “deindustrialization”.
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  17. 4:05 Belgorod is on fire right now
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  18. As climate change starts to bite we would benefit from the farmland in Russia’s west and one way to get it would be Putin suffering a civil war- this would prevent him from using his nuclear weapons and break russia into six or seven weak successor states. ukraine gets the moscow and the restored kevian russ. American consulting firms would go in to the states west of the urals and extract enough resources to end the inflation and cost of living crisis. China is hungry for oil, so they’d like the oil fields east of the Urals. Canada and europe would like to be safe from Russian ambitions in the arctic which would otherwise happen if the pack ice melts and the Northwest Passage opens all winter. It’s a win-win.
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  19. 14:59 why did putin get on so well with a man who was friends with David Duke?
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  20. What is the max range on Storm Shadow
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  21.  @Demogrunt i guess we are 30 years away at most from strategic drone forces that can kill civilisations, probably sooner.
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  22. ATACMS range 300km: "long range" RS-26A/9m792 Oreshnik range 5000km+: "intermediate range" Make it make sense.
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  23. Taiwan is buying a lot of naval drones, and the Chinese are buying a lot of naval drones. Will the Taiwan Strait just be boiling with explosions as the maritime drones blow each other up as they try to push to the humans behind the drones?
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  24. Elon’s “autistic hand gestures” strengthen Russia’s narrative and makes Russian recruiting easier
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  25. I think the real nuclear conflict will happen when Chinese dams in Tibet cause massive lethal droughts in India.
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  26. Peter Zeihan thinks that if Putin can't recapture the mountain passes and ports once held by Catherine the Great, then Putin thinks that Russia is not going to survive anyway with a shrinking and aging population guarding all that flat undefendable border. Putin himself has said that a world without Russia is a world not worth having.
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  27. so the kremlin was right, the russian warship fucked itself
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  28. China sells fpv drones to both sides so no matter who wins they come out on top
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  29. Now Russia has had 2 “Kursk Disasters”. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.
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  30. Russia did address this idea. Russia wants to "end the idea of Ukraine." Russia has no interest in an occupation: Russian rhetoric centers around genocide. Ukraine is fighting for existence.
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  31.  @cesbiospy1667  Women. They promise the russian conscripts women. Russia is capturing young ukranian women and girls and deporting them to Russia and telling them "you are russian now." The Russian population pyramid is hollowed out and there is no way the existing population can generate the manpower to defend 3000 miles of western frontier. Geostrategist Peter Zeihan says the only smart thing for Russia to do is go full Catherine the Great and anchor small forward positoned troops in the passes like the Fulda Gap and the Bisarabian(spelling?) Gap and those are on the far side of Ukraine. Hence why the Russians want to depopulate Ukraine. Once the perimeter is secure they force breed a new army. There is only one small flaw in the plan: the Fulda is in NATO member state Poland and the Bisarabian gap is in NATO member state Romania. Expect to see tactical nukes in play after a false flag incident at a nuclear power plant. After all if the landscape is already radioactive from a "nuclear accident", does the use of a small tactical nuke warrant a full massive retaliation? Hence why Russia likes to shell nuclear power plants including the ones they have already captured, claiming the Ukranians have infiltrated.
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  32.  @cesbiospy1667  filetyev is a pretty cool guy who doesn't afraid of anything. He blocked a toilet in an airport because he was destroying his military records and they were too extensive to fit down the tube. But there is only one place where Russia can get more warriors to replace him, and that is by giving birth to them. It will take 20 years for the babies to grow into soldiere, but Putin is on a rampage to capture land and women. Otherwise the population will continue to decline and the Russian state may risk depopulating and breaking up.
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  33.  @cesbiospy1667  that's exactly it. Stalin could win ww2 by using "quantity which has a quality all of its own". Russia lost more than half of its deployable soldiers and half its population back when the Soviet union broke up in the 90s. The population crash means that you are right, Russia cannot sustain a conventional war with soviet mass tactics. So tactical nukes are very, very likely as the last hope for Russia to buy some time to force enough births to repopulate their army and capture the defensible perimeter in those mountain passes Peter Zeihan helpfully points out in every video. The only thing stopping Russia right now is the lack of a suitable pretext that could deter retalliation: either massive retalliation from the NATO members in aggregate (the death spasm), or a calibrated response from cruise missiles stationed in Aegis Ashore in Romania. I expect Putin to say that the Ukranians are nuking him when he sets off his poorly disguised bomb.
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  34. so we are headed to forcing Putin into a new Treaty of Versailles, which he can never accept?
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  35. belarus would be a liability for russia, like italy dragged down germany
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  36. Nielsen and Zeihan meet in the woods
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  37. China and America are stoking this fire until all the fuel is burned up.
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  38. David Cage presents: Donbas: Become Cube.
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  39. Are the conditions for ceasefire in Gaza present?
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  40.  @TheKyosanim62 maybe buy a few spitfires and gladiators if you like being in an older fighter aircraft generation.
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  41. Mearsheimer is gaslighting us
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  42. It might be a terrible decision to undertake hostilities, but people in power seem to love making terrible decisions.
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