Comments by "David Himmelsbach" (@davidhimmelsbach557) on "" video.

  1. It had NO impact. Putin had driven Zelenskyy back for months. At the end, only a rump of occupation was left. Zelenskyy must have over-ruled his generals, freezing his boys in place, and thus is the villain here. The Russian stab at the critical road took THREE-DAYS. It was at that time that the boys needed to pull back. Zelenskyy's orders were what stopped a timely retreat. It HAD to be him. He was going to prove he didn't need to 'come around.' Well, oops!
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  2. Exactly, yet Zelenskyy did exactly that in the Oval Office. The reason his outburst is now famous is because it defied all diplomatic convention -- going back forever. Only children and the passionate figure that it's okay to insult your host while in the media spotlight. Sheesh.
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  3. Trump HAS put more pressure on Putin. He's cut off Putin's ability to get PAID by Europeans -- regular way. That just stopped at the same time that Zelenskyy was cut-off. It gets no Press by the MSM. All this time, European energy importers have been paying Putin more money than they've given to Kyiv! They've been paying both nations at war -- no wonder it rages on.Trump put his foot down. Biden was giving money away, that Kyiv then spent inside Europe -- for the most part. (The rest never left the USA.) THIS never gets brought up. When Zelenskyy gets, say $50,000,000,000, where does he spend it? In Europe for critical imports -- not the USA. No wonder the European powers can lend Kyiv money. It comes right back -- as if it's a domestic welfare program. Yup. Think about it. European loans to Zelenskyy end up as stimulus packages for industries in Europe. They love it. Ukraine has become a Welfare Client, writ large. It's now a Dependent State upon the EU. Brussels loves it. Think of the graft.
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  4. America will take a long time to recover from Biden's autopen - -and the stuff he never knew was going on.
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  5. It's open to dispute -- based on history. Indeed, ALL of the national borders in the ENTIRE Eastern Europe have been in flux for 1,000 years. Break out the maps. Try 1610AD, for instance.
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  6. Don't be absurd. Any such antics would already be all over the news.
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  7. The US and UK are joined at the hip, intelligence wise. So when Trump 'cut Ukraine off' it did NOT extend to the UK's options. Our intelligence sharing treaty/arrangement does NOT tie the hands of either the US or UK. Neither would sign it if such a stipulation were there. The real fact is that Ukraine's generals and Zelenskyy screwed up. They let the Russians penetrate all the way towards their critical road... without a decent response. It took THREE-DAYS. Even so, the Ukrainians stood still for FIVE-DAYS when all military logic said that a shift was compulsory. (!) Go back and look at the maps. ISW publishes them. The penetration should've never occurred; should've been promptly responded to... repressed. Or, the Ukrainians should've begun retreating in earnest straight off. They did none of these things. Instead, Kyiv's propaganda has laid all blame upon Trump instead of looking at the mirror. There was NO WAY that Putin was ever able to move to penetrate deep on 24-hours notice. Kyiv's commanders just ignored what their eyes were seeing. Zelenskyy has to be the ONE guy who compelled his boys to 'hang on.' So, the fiasco lies in his lap.
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  8. Nope. Most of Kursk was recaptured, with bloody losses, LONG before Zelenskyy spoiled the photo-op. Such short memories. Your analysis stands impeached.
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  9.  @davidl.7317  The NATO partners abused their patron -- shamelessly. The NATO contract specified that European nations had to stump up to cover their own defense. Yes, it's in the charter that they signed on to. Only Sweden and Finland really stepped up per NATO doctrine. Which is ironic, as they are late to the defense pact. Germany, France, Italy, Spain have all scrimped so that they can fund the Muslim/African invasion.
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