Comments by "" (@tomk3732) on "Into the Shadows" channel.

  1. If Czechs fought as well as Chechens... I doubt anyone will confuse the two.
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  2.  @fretted4life  They did have infantry support - problem was moving too fast. They wanted to move to the center quickly without holding every house. In 2nd battle they moved slowly, took every house and slowly gained land.
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  3. West will never get that. Maybe explain using ISIS - if you let ISIS in "peace" would they suddenly turn to a sheep? No. They only know war. There is no way around it.
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  4. Can you do a video about the Dutch war crimes in Indonesia - especially the post WWII massacres of civilians?
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  5.  @B10101  Its about 1st war. No need to be biased. Russians are also good at depicting crimes of Stalin on their own pp.
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  6. The apartment bombings is on the same level as 9/11 in regards to false flag attack. Any excuse is good excuse to start a war, no need to do one that is going to kill a lot of your own people and can literally blow up when uncovered. One can say you don't care about 100s killed BUT that is beside the point. It was just matter of time before terrorists do terror related things, no need to do it for them. What was not mentioned was a series of airplane bombings. What was not mentioned is what Chechen people are like. They are one of the most fierce, blood thirsty, don't care about dying types around. They have tribal culture & hence all of brutality. Leaving Chechnya uncontrolled would be a huge mistake, that region needs to be controlled or it will grow like cancer. Sooner or later it would not just consume southern Russia but spread to other parts of the world.
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  7. They had no choice. Its like if you leave cancer in your body, it will spread. If Russia did not resolve this, US would have had to. But US would only act after half of Russia was destroyed and they started killing US interests.
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  8.  @TheRealRedRooster  Read the situation in detail. Terrorists were not your average Arab insurgents. They were battle hardened, they use good tactics and there were many of them (like around 30). Local people surrounded the school with their own guns ready to take the kids back. Terrorists gathered kids and others in condensed areas such as the gym and mined the whole place. The attack to liberate the kids was not prepared as it started with armed civilians. The special forces had no choice but to join in. Due to number of terrorists this could not be done in minutes - it took time. Thus terrorists had plenty of time to blow hostages up. Similar tactics was used in the theater siege. This is why Russians used the gas. This is not your average hostage taking by few people where you can just take half of them with snipers and the rest are rushed by SWAT.
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  9. Does anyone find it strange that Russia would kill anyone they supposedly dislike with stuff that mass media is 100% certain is made in Russia? I mean what will be next, letter signed by Putin himself saying "I did the guy"?
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  10.  @badluck5647  This is strange as Soviets, including Stalin, never wanted any proof left - this is why they used stuff to imitate heart attacks etc. So you are implying Stalin himself was more scared of international community then Putin?
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  11.  @badluck5647  You are confusing internal killing with external one. Killing of dissidents was done in secret way. With poison pills and stuff. May want to read about that. No one in the west was supposed to know.
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  12.  @B10101  What peace? There is no need to negotiate with terrorists. Did you want peace with ISIS? They also only wanted a Califate. So why didn't US negotiate?
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  13. Yeah, sure, sell it to the west. ISIS was also movement for peace.
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  14. They are as independent as is Kosovo. Either you support the west and free Kosovo or don't. Same here.
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  15. Sounds like Chechens are related in their methods to Ukrainians. I guess same teacher - I look at you Asia.
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  16.  @mkoshelev  400 ways to kill a man, not exactly EU values.
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  17.  @mkoshelev  This is a broad historical reference from wars fought in 17th century all the way to WWII (namely operations of OUNB and Wolyn genocide).
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