Comments by "Andrew \x22WindMind\x22 Dutton-Topper" (@FarmerDrew) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. You've heard of microplastics in everyone's tissue? Next up: Macroplastics in everyone's tissue
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  2.  @start2957  well, that's legalese for you, and that's what the future of warfare is going to be based on, especially with law-obsessed China watching all this, and it is a gray area that somebody successfully exploited here with these airliner drone strikes
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  3. Ryan, I produce music as WindMind and I'm happy to share song usage rights to you freely because I respect your endeavors here on YouTube
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  4. C-130 is an integral part of Rapid Dragon. You mentioned it briefly, but it is THE MOST important advanced weapons system to come out of America in the last 80 years.
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  5. Bring back the P-38 LIGHTNING mwahahaha 🇺🇲🦂🇺🇲
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  6.  @logandance4644  hahaha it could be considered the keyboard warrior internet troll of the skies
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  7.  @logandance4644  let's just bring back the F6 because it was the winningest of all time
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  8.  @Mr.Nobody10293  Right?!!
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  9.  @1337billybob  agreed
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  10. 0:57 they also grow a shit ton of lemon balm in Serbia so that they can dress all of the sick burns that they acquire in the world
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  11. I pasteurized and homogenized organic dairy for 7 years off and on, because it was seasonal, and now I own and operate a small farm with 10 milking stalls, USDA certifiable milk house, pond and water rights, and rental dwellings that pay the bills while we expand. That's because of the skills that I taught myself during the offseason that I am able to be somewhat competent at what I'm doing, with no outside investment, no family connections, and no degree in agriculture.
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  12. The salute was cool, too
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  13.  @matthewfechter3317  ok ok but ya gotta admit the Russian dude dating Steve Carell's daughter blasting hard bass music is an accurate depiction
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  14. Hey, how are you doing today? Just checking in to say hey
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  15. Hey Brandon I hope you have a good week ahead, brother
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  16. What do you think it was? A Tu-134 packed with explosives, flying unmanned? Or was it Tu-141 or 143? The Tu-141 first flew in 1974. Tupolev built 142 copies of the 47-foot-long, ramp-launched drone at its factory in Kharkiv, in eastern Ukraine. These pointy death nuggets could be getting through S-300, wouldn't that be even more of a blunder for Russia?
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  17.  @toetagjeee  Apparently 🤔 Interesting ⚒️
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  18.  @spxram4793  oh yes, no software, it's all analog, the incoming pilot uses Morse code sent via radio waves to indicate "Don't shoot me down", meanwhile Air traffic control has a flock of geese specially trained to recognize enemy or friendly, the geese release bowel movements in a specific formation if there's an enemy incoming, and in this specific case, the geese were confused because they hadn't been trained on this specific model of drone. Makes sense.
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  19. The way they specially outfitted the planes for the Doolittle attack is worthy of its own video, and the way they kept the source of the attack secret for over a year and as a Tibetan buddhist, the shout out to Shangri-La still makes me chuckle in this lifetime
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  20. Thanks for being brave. My best friend in high school was murdered by the blood gang. Ever since then, I have shunned friendship. I understand all too well, though I've never served in the Army.
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  21.  @Buconoir  Thank you, it's like a reflex now, really hard to let go of, and I always find myself comparing people to Salomon and the chill but crazy way he had about him. That's the hardest part about death, the irrational comparison between the time before and after.
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  22.  @Buconoir  man, your comments opened a chamber of my soul that had been locked up for a long time, thank you. Blessings to you and yours.
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  23.  @DAndyLord  Cubesat tech
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  24.  @a1marine105  Something about a weed being a plant who's use has not yet been discovered...
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  25.  @DAndyLord  making things work and making them smaller is something that the US military has been perfecting for well over 100 years
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  26.  @StoneCoolds  Russians wouldn't be an extinct species, because Americans don't want Russians to die. We just want Russians to play nice. I guess it's that old Victorian urge to civilize Russia. And then those Russians that still don't want to play nice can get handled by the Russians that want to be a part of the modern world. That's my ideal. America wouldn't have anything to do with it, beyond sanctions. But that's not working.
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  27.  @DAndyLord  I'm pretty sure there's a few sci-fi authors that have posited a radio field array that could detect and dissect the radio signature of not just astral phenomena but also the activity of planetary aircraft
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  28.  @StoneCoolds  Quantum Array Radars are not military spec. Everybody likes that idea but they're going to be triggered by anything with any sort of intentional effort: if you think about the way that hydrogen responds, then you're changing the way it responds. It reminds me of the way that they had electronic scent detectors in Vietnam, to determine if there was a hostile in the jungle, but all sorts of other producers of olfactory compounds kept triggering it.
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  29.  @DAndyLord  Check out these instruments, could be handy in finding the thermal signature of an aircraft: https://youtu.be/M8uuLlEsV70
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  30. ​ @jakeholmannf HEROYAM SLAVA 🇺🇦🇺🇲
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  31.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  I sparred with you on Beau of the fifth column, remember? You took the side of the Chinese Communist and I took the side of American Capitalism. I called myself American Patriot back then, to rustle the jimmies on Fox News. Your messaging is wishy washy at best. Worst case scenario I could see you getting kicked off YouTube for this shit. Thank you for your service! If you're going to talk about 18x training contras to overthrow peacefully elected governments, you're going to have a bad time. That's the tin foil hat cutting off the blood flow to your brain again, remember we talked about that?
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  32.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  Right, you're going to reference something from nearly 40 years ago, as though it were relevant to current military doctrine. The tin foil hat is just a nostalgic accoutrement, I understand you better now. "The CIA" is not an 18b combat engineer. And if you really understand the CIA, you'll understand that, yes, sloppy messaging will get you kicked off YouTube during these times of Russian and Chinese disinformation. You know about the Chinese 4PLA? It's a whole new branch of the Chinese Army created by Xi Jinping to disrupt things like economic confidence, military morale, civilian esprit d'corps in wartime, etc. You playing devil's advocate edgelord is not a good look during these times.
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  33.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  Overthrowing foreign governments that hate AMERICA IS GOOD BY ME. Newsweek ain't shit compared to the source: Army War College publishing puts a whole bunch of things out for people to read, publicly available PDFs. "SF job is to go in and train people to overthrow governments" is the thing you say when you've been under that tin foil hat. At best, it's a gross generalization. I have successfully destroyed everything that you have said. And I'll go back over it again to make sure that nothing is still standing. The US is responding to Chinese Cold War tactics. You know that that is and has been amongst the forefront of National Security topics for the last 20 years. The more you dance around the frankly Un-American propaganda that you say, the more you start to look like some sort of half measured sapper yourself. The USA didn't lie, that was confusion in the fog of war. If you don't like our country get the fuck out. I've met so many expat veterans that were bitter like you. You would feel more at home on the open ocean. Just don't come across pirates because the US Navy might not be inclined to help you with all of your anti-American rhetoric.
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  34.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  watch for Russia to declare war on May 9th
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  35.  @RyanMcBethProgramming  the more I research the 18 MOS, more confused I am because this recruiter said I would be combat engineer like hurt locker kind of stuff with robots, and I was cool with it, wife was not so cool with it. He didn't even mention special forces. Was this like a humble brag about his finding me or is it a psyop to encourage me to finish my undergraduate because he was really insistent on that being the best idea, get my bachelor's degree...? Either way I feel special
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  36.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  dude I'm banging the drum for America, too busy mowing my 6 acres for my 4 tenants, landlording, farming, growing food to give to my neighbors, you know the usual virtue signaling, oh and also my dead gay Uncle says thanks for stopping homophobia, you're doing such a good job
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  37.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  Where is your grand expatritation? Where is a single video to prove you're even a real person? You got a case building against you that you're actually Chinese 4PLA information warfare officer, and maybe the Hague would be a good place to settle this once and for all to see!
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  38.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  oh and you could dress up in your Renaissance costume when you go to the military tribunal (my pick) or the Hague (society's pick) to answer for your constant berating of the protection of Ukraine
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  39.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  oh wait I just got the news. I did not pass FBI background check because of my juvenile felony record, wow what a curse. Looks like I won't be serving. Guess I'll be talking to you forever.
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  40.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  Could you PLEASE tell me how Djibouti is doing?
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  41.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  I heard Djibouti is so dry
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  42.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas  Oh wow you thought about that reply! Must have used all 10 brain cells left in your skull. Did you have to lie down afterwards?
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  43.  @DubhghlasMacDubhghlas   Hey your 9 year old wife needs picked up from elementary school, her teacher called and said they're shutting her school down because they don't let females get educated anymore!
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  44.  @robertoswalt319  Yes sir! I'm happy as a farmer, contractor, work-from-home Dad, landlord, and activist. I've handled enough in my life and I can eat all on my plate so feel confident that I could serve my glorious America in a militaristic way. If I lived my life without having served, I'd still be happy knowing that I've done my part to keep American ideals alive and thriving.
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  45. That'll do, Pig. That'll do... the Russian and Chinese trolls are talking about how the Frogfoot is just as good 🥴
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  46. Did you mention when this happened? I didn't catch it. The context could be important. Four Israeli soldiers were just killed on Sunday from a rocket attack launched from Rafah.
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  47. I don't get paid, I just have a passion for democracy... as such, I've started my own sock puppet squad and we're just about up to full strength. The trick is to change writing tone and structure.
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  48.  @G7YNWA  what if I told you that I got a 92 on the ASVAB but I can't currently join because they won't take a lunatic squirrel hunter from the hollers of Kentucky trying to bait the Russian army into nuking the US so that he can finally get a shot at joining the real Army when readiness requirements change because of said Russian nuking?
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  49.  @Darth_Potato_  I agree, which brings the next logical question: do you think that China would shoot down humanitarian cargo planes dropping aid?
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  50.  @paulp1450  double plus ungood
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