Comments by "Miriam Weller" (@miriamweller812) on "Alexander Mercouris"
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Stuff breaks all the time. what is emberassing about it? Hell, this dumb "flagship" nonsense makes no sense. People are so used to it being something special from movies.
"This is the flagship of the blablabla, the most amazing ship of all".
The ship was old, very, very old. And it was about to be replaced for that reason, becaue age means, that stuff breaks even easier and regarding technology is simply not that modern and fitting anymore.
Military loses stuff all the time - normally it's just not in the MSM, that's all. USA even lost several nuclear weapons, ships, submarines and so on. A three times as big and half as old ship of the US navy just burned out two years ago right inside its own homeport.
No one wrote about how "emberassing" this is - while it's clearly way more emberassing.
If that really was a missile strike, it was likely with a hell lot of NATO support - what would be the main reason it's ignored by Russia in media. And it was a stupid strike, because the smaller ship are way more modern and way more dangerous than the Moskva, that did not really do much.
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Less opinion would work well, this podcast today wasn't a good one, here the reason.
1. I wonder how many terrible bad decisions were made in military and political history because "Oh no, that would be emberassing."
2. War isn't a videogame. It's not that if you just make the right decisions you will be an invincible wall that just marches forward. When Ukraine, which got much more soldiers and full NATO amasses forces in one point, it CAN of course push forwards. It's still a terrible mistake and disgustingly without care for the lives of their soldiers, but of course this will 'work' in regard of pushing in the wanted direction.
3. The idea, that the Russian leadership would think, that some militia is strong enough to push back heavenly armed forces is just ridiculous. They did not think that. No one sane would ever think that. That's the whole point of the withdrawal. If the enemy makes an offenense like that, you don't throw away the lives of your peopel and push against it, you fall back and counter.
4. Stop using words like 'emberassing' and 'disasters' especially in such an absurd way. It's a disaster for the Ukrainian soldiers who are sent to to their death for nothing. For Russia it's not even close to anything of a disaster - it would be one, if they would be so stupid to hold against it and waste lives for that. Moral? Moral of whom? Internet soldiers? Russia clearly does not care at all what some people on the internet think.
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@JimCOsd55 Useles in regard of the war and it got ZERO to do with Lyman and Kherson city, both a MASSIVE deaster for the coup regime with brutal losses.
Russia does not care go give up some territory. War is not about territory. Not as number.
Even the falling towns and cities now are not the point. They simpl show, because the are the CORE DEFENSE LINE of the whole coup regime, that it is collapsing, even with all the billions NATO had pumped in and the regime wasting a whole generation of young men for its insane fascism.
Russia went out of Kharkiv because it had not defense there and with the small numbers of soldiers they had went in, it's not about holding any little place on the map. You retetreat from there, not risking the lives of your soldier for nothing and instead use that badly fortified territory to pound the enemy when he occupies it. That's not even some super special tactic or strategy, it's actually very standard.
Kherson City was a bit different, since many civilians lived there, so Russian and East Ukrainian soldiers accepted the bad position with a giant river in the back to defend them. But when the Nazis started the try to blow up the damn and that with NATO support, the risk got to high, so the civilians had to be evacuated anyway. With them gone, it was pointless to hold that bad position and instead they went some km south to massively improve it.
Even befoer they caused brutal losses to the coup regime troops, now its even worse.
Not even the "victories" of the Nazis are good, even those are a desaster.
War is all about your military. You got no military left = you lose = you also got no territory left.
All the territory is for the winner to take as he pleases.
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Speed isn't that surprising.
When you got two people fighting each other and one is superior in every regard, the other still might fight back for a while, especially when the superior one is holding back, but in the end the inferior fighter will run out of stamina and collapse.
It's overall the same thing: they hold against it, was likely partly forced and Russia did not went for just break through and them, but exactly that outcome: that they run out of everything and collapse.
This happens 'surprisingly' fast when compared with the defiance before that, but overall it's just natural - and also shows the inferiority, the inexperience quite well, when you waste your energy and resources like that.
It's exactly what comes to mind when they cheer about "counter offensives".
A counter offense got no worth itself. In contrary: it's costly and dangerous. You should only do it, when you can reach something important and at least(!) equal worth (though in that case you should still likely not do it, regarding the danger, what can make the outcome worse than you hope for) with it and of course are also able to keep it.
All their propanda seems to have make the Ukrainian leaders believe, that this is just some show or game.
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People should really stop to talk about tactical nuclear weapons.
It seems they only know nukes out of video games and think a tactical nuke is soemthing you just throwin a military camp or a factory or bridge, got a nice little boom and some destruction and that's it.
The SMALLEST tactical nukes are STILL the size of the Hiroshima Nuke!
If you would for example use such a nuke on a city like Berlin, it would wipe out the whole centre of the city and cause massive detruction in the majority of the rest of the city.
So, please, stop to talk about nukes as if that's something you just throw around.
Regarding the DESTRUCION OF BRIDGES:
If you for example use a weapons that is made to destroy/penetrate bunkers, this would of course also just pulverize the pillars of a bridge = its actual, not or very hard to repair destruction.
Explosions like the terror attack which creat some pressure but mainly a lot of fire look big, but fire simply does nothing to a bridge and the pressure is only big enough for destruction right at the location of the truck, but beyond this it quickly disperses mainly into the air and just flows by the bridge. That's why the other lane right next to the explosion center is close to undamaged and still usable.
And the pillars are of course WAY to massive, esecially when it comes to such a bride. Those are build to withstand the sea, including drifting ice. You need something like a bunker buster to destroy something like that and of course the penetrating warhead must directly hit it.
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It's not just Fukushima and alike. "Die Linke" is fought by all our media and other parties as the actual only opposition party (over 5%) we got in germany and the only left wing party which actually follows our "Grundgesetz" in which human rights and alike are praised as the most important law above all (while not one cares about it and it doesn't matter if you break those or the Grundgesetz). They are also the only not corrupt party not taking money from oligarchs for changing laws after their will what happens all the time in germany - while simply sold as 'legal' (of course you can just legalize everything you want, even more when breaking the highest laws simply doesn't matter anyway).
All other parties, including the greens are right wing neolibs up to outright warmongers (with the AfD mainly playing the part of a fake opposition, created to bring back those voters who are unsatisfied and just vote something else out of protest, right back into the system).
The german greens just betrayed everything the original creators wanted, they don't even care for ecology, they don't care about peace, that's why the german media is now fine with them and supports them, because they simply became another neoliberal "Block Partei" (block party) and in case of the racist warmongering even the leading party.
They are not really doing anything for nature or any kind of improvement regarding energy problems. It's simply a fake image they still hold up to manipulate the dumb part of voters who never question anything (which is sad enough a pretty big part of german voters).
Regarding Fukushim and Merkel: her party CDU had to do something, because the fearmongering these days could have a bad impact on the elections, but overall they made sure, that the energy companies would make even more money out of it.
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