Comments by "BunzeeBear" (@bunzeebear2973) on "ATACMS Strike Inside Russia Destroys Airfield" video.

  1.  @tomfurmby88  I believe it was the Hydrogen filled balloon ( Zeppelin) into a head wind, so pigeons were winning but they flew back to the balloon to rest.1 flight forward and 2 flights back.
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  2. Do I hear a .63 cent bid....going once........going twice and SOLD.
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  3. Not a hair from my chinny chin-chin says every Ukrainian babushka.
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  4. The U.S. has some sort of agreement with the U.K. and France as the Cruise missiles supplied by those countries abruptly ended, I am guessing because the U.S. wants to put their cruise missile in European skies(at a higher cost) or some other weird reason.
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  5. the bridge is a ribbon 400km(250miles) away and they don't have a clear shot directly at it as they shoot from Odesa(so it has to curve around Crimea to hit a narrow strip. It is the rail line they want to take out which is thinner than road. They already tried the road with a truck bomb driving over(suicide mission) & all it did was put a square hole in the bridge. Scalp missile made a smaller square hole in road bridge. People use roads, not the military. They are on rail line behind the road. So, how good of a shot are you? 250miles on a curve so you can't see the target? Google Earth Ukraine and you can see the line of sight. There is NONE. Sure if the rockets are FREE($1Million each) It is just a basic Cruise missile. The U.S. has TOMOHAWK cruise missiles that can geo locate their target and take out with multiple missiles if they want. They are fired from a ship. So the choice will be that most likely. The bridge only serves Russia & Sevastopol.
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  6. I saw what Angie was doing, thinking "is she nuts?" Relying only on Russia for Germanies oil and gas? & then shutting down the nuclear generating plants? I do not see a lot of dams in German mountains to get hydro electricity from so you got lots of Hamsters to rotate those wheels? I think not. . Nuclear generation requires 5% Uranium238 isotope to boil water into steam. A nuclear bomb requires 95% U235(a more rare isotope) So says Google. And you still have that mountain of black coal to also burn to create heat/steam; no?(which is dirty thermal power) ..Considering that Ukraine had Chernobyl(and they learned from that) so Zaporizhia was their replacement(until now) and they have hydro power from dams & thermal power.
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  7. The U.S. wanted nothing to do with European Religion or Wars which is WHY they moved to N.A. as the first colonists. It is later after the Pacific war with Japan, they(the U.S.)had to get involved & they saw they could make MONEY OFF OF WARS & they have been everywhere in everyone else's conflicts. They created the "Military Machine"(a government employment agency employing U.S. citizens to work in the factories) They had been building cars on production lines. So the factories set up for war production.<as they never got bombed because of the distance>so they were safe.> The U.S. were isolationists. "If it is in Europe, it is not our concern". That was essentially their mind set...until it comes to money...we can make a buck here. Isolationist attitude "almost" disappeared because of money. Which is why they were LATE for wars.
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  8. Then again, Biden HAD TO CONSIDER THE NUKES & Ukraine proved basically they don't have a red line.
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  9. Yeah, but it just coloured the rail bridge...that is the one that has to go into the water.
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  10. WW1,WW2 had different camps. Mainly because of language barriers, method of fighting which differed...so, who is the Supreme Commander here? Probably lots of conflicts there. See those guys over there...steer clear of them...damn Canadians fight differently again. Not the British way or the French way...they do it differently. . No, you are not fighting "Redskins" here (or Mexicans)so, it is a different kind of battle.
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  11. It takes awhile to play 18 holes. So many mine traps.
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  12.  @AG81a  besides it is called first amendment
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  13. Well, actually it is Russia that is doing the dismantling (VERY QUICKLY) for free too. Otherwise the military would have to pay a U.S. contractor a few $million(or maybe $billion)which is a cost to the force. Seems the battle came at the right time?
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  14. At least the Ukrainian mechanics are SMARTER than the Russian grunts.
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  15. And you KNOW the Canadian Response (same as in 1 & 2)
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  16. I guess that is the AFTER BURNERS?
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  17. But you do not take into account that Ukraine was under the "Warsaw Pact"...not under NATO. Ukraine was secure for a time as no madman was in Moscow. that is 3 presidents I think? Gorbachev, Yeltsin and I believe Dmitry Medvedev and Putin for a time recognized Ukraine as an independent country.
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  18. Hindsight always 100%. But if he was Nuke-Nuts then DAMN! The U.S. was within RANGE. It has more to lose than Russia(basically wheat fields)
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  19. I never knew they had raccoons in Europe...learning something everyday.
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  20. Romanian election is really WEIRD. Out of no where this guy shows up with3% of the vote AND HE WINS? I definitely want a recount. He does not have a well known name, or did something special in Romania. "A woman can never be president, her role in society is just to make babies"=men can never be presidents because they are hot headed nuts." Have they never heard of "Catherine the Great"?
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