Comments by "Concerned Citizen" (@concernedcitizen7385) on "US Defence Secretary says he expects to see Ukrainian offensive in spring" video.

  1. I’m curious… What are we going to say once Russia has obliterated what’s left of the Ukrainian military?.. Who are we going to blame? 😆
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  2.  @user-ow1bn6qv8q  .. It’s not your fault. I guess that’s what happens when you only have a single-source echo chamber to rely on for information.
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  3.  @Igotcha06  .. On the contrary, I’ve been closely following it from the beginning.
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  4.  @Rocket_scientist_88  😂🤣 thanks for that
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  5. Because we can see the bigger picture, and realise that Russia is on the right side of history.
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  6.  @rich7200  .. Keep pushing the false narrative, my little bot friend.
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  7. I’d say about 75-80% gone
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  8.  @TheStargoose  .. You clearly don’t seek information from a wide range of varied sources (all pro Western purposely singular narratives don’t count as many - they’re just one), and therefore you can’t employ critical thinking. Go look at the facts first.
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  9.  @user-ow1bn6qv8q  You’re stating facts - but trying to spin them. In short, Russian military tactics from the very beginning have split, pulled and goaded Ukrainian forces in ways that have resulted in grinding down 75-80% of them - demilitarisation of Ukraine is now inevitable. Keep watching. Get back to me in June.
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  10.  @BingoPaletot  Cold War Charlie - go peddle crazy elsewhere 🤡
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  11.  @TheStargoose  .. THE fact: The West is losing its control of access to world resources. What we are seeing now is a painful transition of geopolitical influence from West to East, and the battle to retain as much influence and control as possible. The Ukraine proxy is just part of this. The bigger picture includes what’s happening in Africa too, though I suspect that you already know this. PS - I’m afraid that your OTT Russophobic rant is exposing your government-paid-bot status.
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  12.  @BingoPaletot  .. I think they thought that by going in softly and restrained at first that Zelensky would get to the negotiating table early. Maybe we thought that that was a sign of weakness, and Boris Johnson certainly pressed on Kiev not to go for peace early on. Russia seems to have learned to expect no reasonable political behaviour from Washington/Westminster/Kiev so it’s had to up its strategy considerably, hence the mobilisation and increase in hardware. Using prisoners as private soldiers makes great sense if you think about it: All able-bodied males will have done national service. Those who want to apply are vetted for suitability - they don’t just take anyone. It gives these men a new break in life - getting out of prison early and having a paid job. They have the option to stay on as a private contracted soldiers after this has all finished. Plus, it also relieves the prison system somewhat - a win/win situation imo.
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  13.  @TheStargoose  .. US hegemony is over, we need to get used to it. Bitching about the details is pointless. I’ve got my eye on the bigger picture. You need to do the same.
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  14.  @TheStargoose  .. That’s quite a word salad 😂😂
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