Comments by "Abraham Dozer" (@abrahamdozer6273) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

  1. Worth mentioning that this war has gone on far longer than the Russians anticipated it would and they are not equipped for a protracted fight, summer or winter. Take a look at the "Mobilized" and their bought-on-Amazon summer deer hunting uniforms. Those Soldiers are going to freeze to death in the -40°Ukrainian winter. The Canadians have donated a half million winter warfare uniforms and gear. They have as much expertise in winter as the Russians but with more modern equipment. Most of the Russian army is going to suffer like Napoleon's
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  2. I'm not an American but the notion that the United States would damage a gas pipeline like that is crazy/whacko/QAnan nonsense.
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  3.  @wheelmanstan  Well, the climate there in Ukraine is exactly like the climate where I live (EXACTLY!) and March is balmy. Early January is freakin' -40° cold. By March, the crocuses are popping up in sheltered places. Frozen Orcsicles will litter the Ukrainian battlefield.
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  4.  @yellowtunes2756  I'm guessing that it's 500K of winter uniform components, not full uniforms. Anyway, Russia is sending hundreds of thousands into the field with whatever the "troops' can manage to buy commercially. Magnificent logistics! So much better than Canada! If Russia's logistics are so brilliant, why couldn't they take Kyiv in the spring? (BTW Ukraine receives for more shells than that every day from Russia)
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  5.  @yellowtunes2756  No, it's just that a swarm of Chinese trolls comes into these forums at the very same time everyday spouting the very same propaganda line. It was a guess and I'm still guessing that I'm right.
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  6.  @jacobjorgenson9285  It's worth noting how easily genocide comes to the Russian population in general and it's not hard to see that the Russian thought about any war and about their non-Russian neighbours is. This Isn't some new phenomenon, either. It goes back hundreds of years.It's worth noting that you are an apologist for these monsters.
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  7.  @anthonymitchell8893  Exactly. The Russians are in retreat everywhere now an by Christmas it will be a full rout.
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  8.  @wheelmanstan  It'll go down to -30°C, -40°C right after Christmas (two and a half months from now) and the ill prepared Russians are going to freeze and starve. They thought that they'd win in a week. There is no backup store of stuff to feed and clothe them. The Ukrainians don't need to engage in a costly house-to-house battle in Kherson. A simple winter siege will do it and thankfully, the Russians have just reinforced their garrison there so more of them will succumb. It's like a lobster trap, isn't it?
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  9. The logistics of fueling the soldiers is as difficult in winter as fueling their vehicles. At -40°, soldiers in the field require around 8,000 calories a day. There are regions in Ukraine where nothing like that is going to reach the increasingly isolated Russian units. They will loot the civilians that are still left and the Russians and Ukrainian non combatants will starve to death together in some parts of Ukraine (like in an encircled, besieged Kherson). Helpful aid to Ukraine might be more field rations ... "MRE's" ... hopefully specialized for winter fighting to keep them going in the cold.
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  10.  @loveofit6498  Nope ... a half million is correct.
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  11.  @yellowtunes2756  Judging from the time of day that you are posting, you are likely Chinese. We get them every day around now. You PLA? Your Dad must be high up in the Party or you wouldn't be allowed to access this portion of the Internet. No "WeChat" for you special Party people, eh? What is your rank? Lieutenant? How about your Chinese name?
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  12.  @187Rajah  You are a failed Russian troll. Get a job.
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  13.  @qwerty9714  I'd be happy if the Russians aren't able to export anything to anyone forever more. Total economic collapse in Russia will go a long way to ending their century's worth of genocides for good.It's time to end the Russian Federation.
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  14.  @larrote6467  That's okay. You don't have to apologise.
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  15. So, 7 months later, where is the "division" in the West?
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  16. Northern Canada is like that. It is essentially "uninvadeable".
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  17. Well, it's woken up the Europeans that they'll have to guard their infrastructure more seriously. That means constant anti-submarine patrolling over underwater cables and pipelines and establishing rules of engagement that allow the patrols to take action if they determine a nation's infrastructure is about to be destroyed ... i.e. a warning followed by a homing torpedo. Your national security is at stake. Act.
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  18.  @toughr1506  Hey, you've always got China! "Delivered on a Bactrian camel over the Silk Road"
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  19. Russia is rapidly depleting their armed forces, using up the huge legacy of arms and mutitions that they inherited from the Soviet Union with lesser capacity to replace it. This does not point to much of a credible threat from Russia.
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