Comments by "Trevor Sutherland" (@trevorsutherland5263) on "CBS Mornings" channel.

  1. Have any of their parents ever been interviewed? All these "loot mobs" of teens the past couple of years and I've never seen a single parent interviewed as to what consequences their child will receive.
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  2. Russia is handily winning the attrition war: they just sit back owning 80% of the annexed territory blasting Ukraine from afar with missiles and slowly grinding them down on the ground. US/UK pushed Zelensky to go on offensive because otherwise the war is lost. The offensive that has taken "100 sq km" of territory (out of 161,000 sq km of Crimea and annexed areas). At this rate Ukraine will take it all back by 2070 after suffering 21M casualties.
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  3. I guarantee you, if these two were unknown to the public eye, Joe and Jane Average, she'd be sleeping next to him right at this very moment.
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  4. As soon as you make it big, you should become celibate for the entire duration of your time "on top". The risks are simply too great; people immediately want to take it from you before success can even get warm in your hands. Look at what just happened to Michael Irvin.
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  5. 20 KIA in ONE day is apocalyptic for IDF. By population size, that is about 900 Americans; if US Army lost 900 KIA (not wounded) in ONE day, Generals would be fired, Presidential campaigns would end, the fallout would be----apocalyptic.
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  6. Three weeks ago, there were hundreds of nato bot cheering on here, now two hours in, only 25 measly comments. You nato bots are "fair weather fans"; only show up to the stadium when your guys are winning. Ya'll suck......"
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  7. Right. So many dead Bradleys on the Zaporizhzhia plain, the Russians now call it "Bradley Square".
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  8. Just yesterday a military blog site showed a summary of all the Patriot systems sent to Ukraine in the past year. 7 systems sent, 5 destroyed; at an average cost of $1.2B per system, that is $8B sent, about $5.5B destroyed. When you add in the missiles (they used $2M per missile), it was over TWELVE BILLION dollars, just for Patriot missiles in the past year. Even for the US, that is unsustainable.
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  9. The day that Museum opens I'll be there...
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  10. For once in my lifetime I'd love for the Pentagon to unplug the phone or knock down the cell tower nearby whenever isht jumps off on the other side of the world. The US showing up is like the cops showing up: guaranteed to make things worse
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  11. "I'm going to hold 1000 sq. km. of enemy territory along a 30 km length of border, to use as a "buffer" between me and the remaining 17,000,000 sq. km. , along a 1000 km length of border, of my enemy...' Napolensky logic.
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  12. University of Texas Bball Coach Chris Beard got in fight with GF, she later recants, he still loses $2M a year job. Guys when you make it big, you literally cannot afford to have a girlfriend or wife. For the entire time you are "on top", just hire professionals only when needed.
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  13. I support this. Asylum can only be legally requested at a "port of entry". If you are not there, you are illegally entering and must be ejected. They should have buses ready to take them right back across the border.
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  14. Better write your love letters to these guys today. Russia is attacking all along the front and if this is the "steamroller" phase these guys won't be alive much longer.
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  15. I wonder did Biden tell Trump he was going to do this when they met?
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  16. All the best to them; all they want is to be able to live without the US boot on their necks.
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  17. Why steal in Russia? Just come to California where stealing is legal
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  18. So, it looks like Hamas has not been steamrolled as easily as everyone thought?
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  19. Moscow airport fully functional running at 100%.... 😅
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  20. Because Russia is handily winning the attrition war: they just sit back owning 80% of the annexed territory blasting Ukraine from afar with missiles and slowly grinding them down on the ground. US/UK pushed Zelensky to go on offensive because otherwise the war is lost.
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  21. This is now the 2nd time in two years NATO "changed the rules" on Russia. Before now, Ukraine could not send American equipment into Russia, only into the annexed regions or Crimea. Russia, knowing this, never cared too much to see a Stryker near the border in the north. NATO changed the rules...."
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  22. NATO removed the restrictions (of course without telling Russia); RU is now justified in removing their restrictions too...."
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  23. We have some here at Disney in Florida that need some smashing too...
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  24. Excellent contrast summed up in both activities. For each, this is their key issue; Harris on Immigration, Trump on Ukraine. Which is more important to you the voter? Saving your own country or saving a foreign one?
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  25. @@chrisviking7807 ...also sounds highly educated. Take your pick.
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  26. We need to stop funding Ukraine for humanitarian reasons. They are about to raise conscription age max to SIXTY-FIVE!! Putting a 65 year old man into a trench to face paratroopers, marines and Wagner storm-Z troopers 1/3rd their age is a crime against humanity.
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  27. I pray our boys don't get sent by a desperate Biden to try to salvage his disastrous legacy by entering Ukraine to save them from Russia's wrath. If EU feels afraid; put 1000 tanks and US Army on the borders of Poland, Romania, Latvia if you must, but that is it. They can stare at Putin while he stares at them, and just as for the past 80 years, nothing will happen.
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  28. 1. Get on board with true illegal immigration reform 2. Send those "elites" who want to regime change anyone who disagrees with them out to the wood shed 3. Hold the line on the nutball Bernie/AOC wing That'll at least make future elections competitive again, and the DEMs may even win some.
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  29. This war is already over; the shooting just hasn't stopped yet. The Ukrainians now dying are competing for the title of "last man killed in the war"
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  30. Does it not seem absolutely crazy to anyone that, other than Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea, every nation on the planet consults Joe Biden before taking any military action to get his "blessing" for their plan???
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  31. This is shaping up to be the greatest military disaster since Gallipoli. The Biden Administration bungling of the Afghanistan exit was a warning to us all that we failed to heed: Dont let Biden or his gaggle of Far Left "world changers" like Blinken, Nuland, and Austin anywhere near the levers of power!
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  32. I am not angry at Harris or her voters; they just believe in different things than I do and that's fine. I only have anger for the media: if CNN/BBC/MSNBC/SKY/CBS were actual persons, I'd probably go to the bar they hang out at solely to hurl all manner of verbal denunciation upon them. Four years of their lies being shoveled in my face is what has made me angry, not anything Harris or her voters did.
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  33. USSR fell over 30 years ago now, and a new generation of Americans has grown up with no fear of nuclear war. Very, very dangerous...
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  34. Biden won't allow it.
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  35. Nothing happens in a vacuum: For almost three years the Biden Administration has brought nothing but suffering to the world. Since 2020, what is the most common word in US Foreign Policy? Warn We warn China, warn Iran, warn Russia, warn Niger, warn Venezuela; never listen , never understand . When we show up, power is the only language we speak, and threats the only words we seem to know. This is the DEM Party way of dealing with the world: send Vicky Nuland to threaten them if they don't accept the Left wing US/EU way of life. We must vote Donald Trump. Yeah, he's crude and obnoxious, but our problems are so great, we need someone crude and obnoxious to solve them!
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  36. Iran arms their proxy to attack us, we arm our proxy to attack Russia. Fair is fair.
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  37. So the reports that Biden told Israel "no oil, no nuc facilities" or the free weapons gravy train ends, were true? As demonstrated in Ukraine, this appears to be the DEM version of Foreign Policy: let the wars simmer, but not boil. That way the weapons factories keep running smoothly to constantly replenish what is expended.. I prefer Trump's version of Foreign Policy: No free weapons for anyone; you pay if you want something, that way you are forced to accurately judge whether war provides the ROI to make it worth your while to engage in. Free bombs just makes everyone choose war...
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  38. The 31,000 number is pure propaganda designed to make us think investing in Ukraine is still a good idea. Somehow, Ukraine killed 500,000 Russian soldiers and only lost 31,000 of their own, but they could only have done that with the "magical" US weaponry. Therefore, they are a "good investment". I see it now...😂
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  39. One day the Anglo-Saxon "hawks" that want Iran gone will get their chance. I just pray I'm gone and my kids too old to be drafted by then.
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  40. Biden has our drones flying constantly over the Black Sea, for no legitimate purpose. Putin sends a battle fleet to get some sun 90 miles from Florida for no legitimate purpose. Sounds fair to me.
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  41. Godspeed astronauts, and dammit Boeing get it right. We can't afford any more delays; we are already 40+ years behind schedule! We were supposed to go to Mars in 1984 and Jupiter in 2000. We have almost nothing we were promised in 1969...
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  42. US seizes Russian assets to support its ally Ukraine against Russia. Yemen seizes Israeli assets to support its ally Gaza against Israel. Sounds fair to me...
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  43. Total lies to justify the war. Even then, Hans Blix flat out said "there are no WMD's in Iraq"; Bush went in anyway. Here we are 20 years later fighting a proxy war with Russia because they did-------the exact same thing.
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  44. If Ukraine was taking Bakhmut-sized cities, hurling Russians back in headlong retreat, shooting down 100 Su-30 fighters, our screens filled every night with joyous people "liberated" throwing flowers at AFU riding Challenger 2s, taking 10s of thousands of poorly-fed conscripts prisoner, etc. after the $113B we've spent, one could justify sending more money. Instead, Ukraine is taking farms, "liberating" ghosts, Russia has shot down more Su-30s than AFU has, and the Challenger 2/Leopard 2 have not destroyed even a single solitary Russian armored vehicle of any type. If $113B gets us failure on that level, what is $300M more gonna do?? What is TEN BILLION more gonna do??
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  45. The air bombardment news is covering up an even bigger disaster. Pokrovsk, a city of 60,000 and key to the Donbas, is on the verge of being taken. The Battle of Kursk 2024, just as I and others said 3 weeks ago, has turned out just like the Battle of Kursk 1943 for the invaders...."
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  46. I wish I could take my vote back. I had no idea I was voting for World War Three in Joe Biden. To all that have died because of Vicky Nuland, and all that will die over the next several years of endless Global War. I am sorry; I didn't know....
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  47. Damn. Russia can put an Iskander right into a house from 400km away. That is Ukraine's past, present, and future. Russia gave them the ultimatum last week at the U.N., Biden/Zelensky said "no we will fight to the death". All these crying ladies need to go talk to Zelensky. Poland has tapped out. Slovakia has tapped out. Germany has tapped out. Canada has embarrassed itself for the next decade, and Biden can barely tell what day it is as his political enemies circle him. If the Ukrainian people are too stupid to read the writing on the wall that they have lost, they deserve to be steamrolled by Russia.
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