Comments by "Abraham Dozer" (@abrahamdozer6273) on "Germany planned for a short war. What went wrong?" video.

  1. It's interesting to have watched history repeat itself in Ukraine last year. The Russian army took their 150,000 "Professionals" and split them up into five or so smaller, weaker arms meant to encircle, Those arms were stopped in the North, the arms sent to encircle Kviv failed to achieve their objectives and in the ensuing months, a static line formed in the Southeast where the Russians dug into trench systems, like its 1915 again.
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  2.  @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044  I live in Canada. I'm 67 years old and I have known many ... I mean a lot of Ukrainian Canadians over my life. Ukrainians have a big diaspora here that has accumulated since the 19th century (They were even interred by the Canadians in 1914 because Ukraine was Austro-Hungarian at the time.) I can tell you for sure that they ALL had a passionate sense of being Ukrainian, a deep dislike of Russia and that clearly stretched back for generations. It is a strong culture that I have seen expressed here throughout my life. This propagandist idea that Ukrainian identity suddenly emerged in 2014 is Russian justification to themselves for yet one more genocidal invasion of a neighbour. They've done it so many times before to so many nations around them that there is a lineup of their victims wanting to join NATO for protection from them as soon as possible.
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  3. A) Never expect your adversary to follow your carefully crafted plan. [see: "Special Military Operation"] B) NEVER underestimate your adversary. They are not idiots despite what your propaganda is saying.
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  4. Schlieffen warned about the right hook. Hubris unwound his plan.
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  5.  @MmmGallicus  That happened over and over during the Great War. The Somme would have been an instant success with use of tactical nuclear weapons, but ... Beware of Hubris.
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  6.  @lifeunderthestarstv  It's exactly what happened, haha.
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  7.  @colonelturmeric558  It's a theatre killing thousands a week. Did you see that 150,000 man army that crossed the Ukrainian border in February 2022 with tanks and vehicles? Great theatre, that! Sure has the rest of us fooled.
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  8.  @lordhighexecutioner  Well, that'll make it lot easier for the vicious Russian monsters to kill them all, won't it?
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