Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "NATO warns Russia not to use nuclear weapons | DW News" video.

  1. When the mongols came muscovy pulled up their skirt and asked how deep? They payed tribute and were a puppet while Ukraine stood up and fought. In ww2 massive lends lease help from America, Canada, Australia, and New Zeland saved them from utter destruction. Unfortunately for them they have to rely on Belarus, Iran, North Korea, and Eritrea this time around. Also it's a war of expansion not defence.
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  2. What's a little Hiroshima between friends?
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  3.  @theculturedjinni  better late then never. We didn't seem to mind much when it was just east progeny, south Ossetia, north Alania, Transnistrea, Abkhazia, Dagistan, or Chechnya. At least people have finally wosken up to russias endless expansion. This time he bit of a piece too big to chew it would seem.
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  4.  @marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905  32 pretty much, Finland and Sweden are on the fast tracks. Bosnia is in the process of joining too. That's probably going to take a few years though.
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  5. 2008 pull out of Georgia?
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  6. Tell it to Poutine.
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  7.  @phil2806  you create some interesting numbers. Unfortunately they are fantasy numbers that don't match with reality. Statista and the Kiel Institute would beg to differ.
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  8.  @southpole4776  that won't stop the UK, USA, and French nukes from reaching their targets. Besides, russia doesn't have enough Hypersonic missles to hit all their targets.
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  9.  @colindavis1496  the uranium and methods used to detonate the bomb are much diffrent. They make them anywhere between a .5 kiloton to 50 kilotons worth of TNT explosion. Most provide a bigger then the Hiroshima bomb with les material then the Hiroshima bomb.
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  10. Probably why they boast a GDP smaller then Canada yet have 106 million more people. Well had....
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  11.  @Litvagopnik  isn't he? He's incredibly corrupt and runs the Kremlin like a mob boss, killing all his rivals. All while living in vainglorious opulent wealth. He's a gangster as are all his criminally corrupt cronies. He's the head of the CCC C (criminally corrupt cronies cabal).
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  12.  @Thegunninpolo  was he around in the 70s? Vietnam was pretty spicy. In korea MacArthur threatened to launch a series of nukes and create a radioactive demilitarized wasteland cutting off korea from China and russia.
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  13. Lol they're hitting russia harder then the west. If Poutine nukes usa has confirmed it will sink the russian navey and strike military bases in russia with cruise missles and MOAB explosives.
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  14. They weren't given to russia. They were dismantled in russian facilities, which was for the best. We don't need MORE nukes in the world.
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  15. You know that's interesting. I thought russias expansion into ukranian territory while attacking their civilians and culture was fueling this war? You think if russia stopped the genocide and went back to their own land the war might stop?
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  16. It does set a very dangerous precedent for every world leader. It would mean everyone needs a nuke or somebody with 1 can force you to do anything they want. Which is why a massive response is the only answer to any neucular first strike.
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  17. They didn't threaten Japan with it. They built it in secret then showed Japan what 2 look like. What's weak is acting like MacArthur and whining "if I don't get my way I'll nuke them, i swear guys!" It's pathetic.
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  18. Think how much they are spending constantly replacing the toppings to maintain a edible pizza, one that workes when they need it too. Probably why they have a population of 144 million, yet boast a smaller GDP then Canada, who only has 38 million people. Russkiye mir is too busy maintaining all their extra pizza they are never going to eat.
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  19.  @phil2806  why has China reduced exports to russia by 50% and canceled their planned huwaii development contract to develop telecommunications in russia?
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  20. 😂😅😝😉🙃🙈🙉🙊
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  21. Tell that to russia during Grenada, Vietnam, Cuban missles crisis, and Korea to name a few. Sometimes when a country sees genocide happening they like to get involved.
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  22.  @trivialinsignific  is the west really claiming neutrality? I think they have pretty clearly staked their sides and accepted potential military repercussion?
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  23.  @meme3395  the prediction is once russia looses in Ukraine it will be like russias loss in Afghanistan. The hardliners through a coue de ta, it fails, regions that dislike Kremlin rule declare independence. Russia has no coherent command structure for the army so they accept it. Areas like Dagistan which were already fighting for independence from 2009 to 2017 would probably love a second chance when the times right. Chechnya and all the russian occupied caucuses really. Tanna Tuva might decide for themselves their time in russia hasn't been ideal. Nobody is threatening to march in and split up the federation. We just think history will repeat itself like the USSR in Afghanistan. A Self inflicted dissolution of the state.
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  24.  @Rich-yj4ub  no, tactical nukes are anywhere between 0.5 kiloton to 50 kiloton. Strategic nukes are in the megaton range. A kiliton is equal to 1,000 tons of TNT.
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